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Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-07-26
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Go to G. S ACKLEY & Co.'S for cheap Cow
Hay. 9G.
The finest building lot in Towanda borough
corner of Poplar and Second streets. between
the residence of Hon. L. o. Goodrich and
+. Walker, will be sold cheap. Apply to O..
ID Kinney
AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE FOR SALE.-The
really elegant and elgibly situated residence
of Mrs. Doctor Houston is offered for sale at
a bargain. The lot is large and has on it an
abundance of fruit Of all kinds. 1t is alto
gether the most desirable property of the
kind now on the market Only small pay
ment required; balance can remaiu on mort
gage. Call on the premises.
July !. Mrs. HOUSTON.
s. REWARD Lost between LeRaysvile
and Towanda, a small sized Gold Watch
wrapped up in paper. No. Of case, 26.S21 :;
No. of movement, 1921 12S. Five Dollars
Reward will be paid if delivered to Wm.
\. Chamberlin, Towanda, Pa. July s. 1891.
FRUIT JARS, pints, quarts 81 % per Dozen
half gallon, 81 63. At the cent store.
For sale cheap on easy terms. One span
horses, one single horse, two top bug@ies
Inquire, of G. S. Aclley.
FARM For SALE.-I offer for sale on reason
able terms a valuable farm. located in the
valley of the TOwanda creek, about II
mil0S from ToWanda, containing - acres,
under good state of cultivation, well water
ed, young orchard of choice trees good
framed dwelling house. and fine large barn
with underground stabling. will sell this
arm on long time, or exchange it in part for
property in ToWada borough.
JOSEPH G. PATTON.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-07-26

Troy Twp-L T Weller, Alva Cooper, Charles
Manley.
Tuscarora-Patrick Mahoney, A Svara, James
Lewis.
Ulster-C G. Rockwell, j G Howie, Chas Vincent
Warren-Cyrus Bowen, d a Sleeper, John Nor
ris.
Wells-Morris Shepard, VIM Rclyea, VIM John
son
Windham-'r Lawrence, Job Shoemaker, Mar
tin Wheaton.
Wimot-Dr Quick, Richard Arey, Daniel Eley.
Wyalusing-C Stowell, y Frazer, G Smith.
WysoX-M B Caswell, Geo Pool, Ross.
The Members of the Executive Committee of the
County Standing Committee appointed by the
Chairman, are:
l.. NJ. luton, j. NJ ELY,
j. MCPHERSON, JAMES TERRY,
f. +. LYON, W. s. KINNEY,
u. L. HALE, JAMES MATHER,
A. X. LENT.
The Committee to take into consideration and re-
port at the next County Conventian whether any
change be necessary in the representation at our
county conventions, is:
JOHN n. CALIFF, j. II. SHAW,
GEORGE BROWN III. w. THOMAS.
n. w. WALDRoN, MILTON LOOMS,
Z. L. SQUIREs
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-07-26
The End of the Senatorial Struggle.

1ne result OF the ScnatOrlal contest III
New York will be hailed with satisfaction
by every true Republican in the Union.
troublesome episode in the history of the
party; and now that it is over, it only
remains to congratulate friends Of Re-
publican principles everywhere that the
ordeal which is ended has left them moth
ing to fear for the perpetuity of those
principles in the future.
But while we feel the sincerest salts
faction at the result which has been thus
attained, we shall no. be found amongst
the enemies Of harmony and rcconclia-
tion-not in the ranks of Mr. Conkling's
defamers, taking glory for his defeat.
The friends of Mr.. Conkling deserve de-
cent recognition, and whatever his error
or theirs may have been, we shall not join
any crusade against their leader nor his
followers. Roscoe Conkling has long
the Republican party. His voice has rung
with triumphant uttcrance in its defence
for many years in the forum and in the
field. He has always been found in the
thickest of the fight, and many time in
days gone by the sound of his rallying
cry has summoned the Republican party
to victory. 1t is admitted by all men
competent to make the comparison that
in all the eraS Of American elOQuenCe-
the days Of Webster, Clay and Calhoun,
for an example, e,-few men have been found
Mr.. Conkllng's equal in forensic accom-
plshments, and no one in certain sus-
tanned power of attack and felicity OF
phrase, his SUPERIOR TO his power as a
combatant, the Republican party has
owed much in the days Of its highest re-
noun, when it was moulding the princi-
pies sanctihed by popular approval and
carried to successful issue on many a
hard fought field. For this Mr.. COnklino
Will be always well remembered. Fol
this he deserves and will receive the graf
itude Of every loyal Republican. What
ever may be in store for this brilliant
leader and eloquent and accomplished
public man, what he has wrought of ben
eft to the Republican party deserves and
must command Il recognition even recent
errors cannot obliterate; and his record
| in the past is already joined to its perpe
tuity and is enshrined upon an enduring
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-07-26

The General Term has refused new
trial III the case Of Flanagan, condemned
to be hung at Buffalo, August 18th, for
the murder Of Kairns. The case will be
taken to the Court Of Appeals, if a stay
is obtained.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1881-07-26

Statistics have been gathered to prove
that in the cities of the world which con-
sumo gas the degree Of cheapness of that
price is in London. Then comes Client,
Amsterdam, Berlin, Brussels, Bordeaux
Antwerp, Paris, Lyons, Marseilles. After
these come New York, where gas is three
times as high as III London. In Phila-
depha gas is as high priced as in New
York, while coal is cheaper than in Lon
don.
, 1881-06-09
'TWlXr CUP AND LII.
s~s.tof rfsnrtth IN Yht (I.jfnhn TribtiftA.

'TNlAt ALF AMI LIT"
Speetal Df.pdleh to The Chicago Trdauna-
WASHINGTON, D. G.. June ga curious
ard interesting fuct has just become known
here. 4 short time before the Chicago Con
vcntton. Gen. Datleau arrived IN New York
from Lo,..on with the stereotype plates OF a
campaign life of Gen. Grant witch Ind been
prepared abroad, in antlcipatlon Of nosnlna-
tfo, ut Chtcago. Thu plan was to put tho
work 10 press Immediately upon receiving
news TINT Ten. Grant was nominated.
Tho duty wus paid OIL tho plates.
al,A they wcro taken away. When
the result Of tho Convention became
known Geu. 1,adoau brought thom bnck and
matto application for Il permit to rcisxpost tho
plates and rcoolve tho duty he hatl pail. Thfs
request could not bo gsanted. SINCE the duty hl
tIeGn paid ou tham arid they hnu been retnoveu:.
Hut tor tho cutre confidence In Gcn. Grants
ouuatiou tho pntes could have e,t.: been lett 1T n
arisun, they coulll then havc been entered
fur expnrt. Their prompt removal was pFnb-
ably for tho i,ttrrnse Ut nrrnngiux thpm on tho
prtss for immediate publication.
, 1881-06-09

A rEsTtFEn0Us crowd OF ofTlcescekcrs
st!il lungs around the White House and con.
tfn,,es 10 worry tic President. Eacli one Is
loaded with petitions setting forth his clal,ns
10 tic gratitude of tim Republic, ail l'c
would faln ltave the President rcah tho petl-
tim and listen to nj orat1on by himself Oil
lis own services. OwlnR to tie importunl-
tics Ut the motley crowd the President could
not leave for Annapolis yesterday rs was
expected. He will 10 down tomorrow. and
return tomorrow evening.
, 1881-06-09

TIE Tories and some Of the Liberals have
taken occasion OF the 1'arlam cntary recess
to nddress public meetings III England. Lard
Carnaryon, In speech ut Burton, has said
that tho present Government Is responsible
for the civil war in Ireland, and Tint English
men would not long be hoodwinked by tho
"rcckless rhetoric Ut deinagogs Or the pausl-
bic nostrums of political qaacks." Reference
WINS doubtless nade to air. Glad
stone and sonu Of his colleagues.
Sir Richard Cross, the Homo Sccra-
tary under the late Government, also
criticised tito Governments COURSE in REFER
enco to Irish affairs. Per contra, Alr. Cham
bertaIll, the Radical. member Of the present
Cabinet, aatil tlat tho cause of the disorder
in Ireland was to bo found IN thu condition
Ut tic people, and added tint force was no
remedy, although certain amount was
needed to uphold tho INV. h1r. Clanpcrlait'
was as Illogical rs Lord Carnaryon and Sir
Rtgi,ard Cross woro abusive alNl violent.
Force should not be used tn uphold laws
which llave brought tho people into condi-
tion which Ms. Chamberlain admits llas led
! to disorder.
, 1881-06-09
HLY Old 8AM1i


gpeetaE Dtspatth to 1hs Chteueo THbt1e
WAslllSoToS, d. G., June $50 mich has
bcel, snld concerning the employment OF A.
", Gibson as a Special Agent OF tho Post
Otlico in tho star-route frauds that state
uleilt OF tho reason Ut his cotllMc-
ton with these Investigations Will
tl,ruw light OIL tho policy OF tho
Administration III engaging Ills services.
Gibson was employed by Tllden to explore
tho star-routc frauds for tlse as Il campaign
sensation III the event OF 'fiIdcn's lon'I'l;a-
tlop. l. mass OF ,nateriul WIS thus collected
whlcl. would have been used with effect NY
T[Iucl,. standing as MI advocate Of reform.
Not receiving the nomination. Tlldnr t,id
not care to jAca his lltosnatiola W Ine W
iariy. Leprnllg that uibson WIS Ill possss-
sion Of tl,ls valuable u,nter!n!, james. Will
tic appreciation. Of nll pnrtles Interested
hya, +, s asyt Sss'iF"feat e 4 Its IN aSs;
alMl serylccs. .Anothar :, reasnn Elyen
% cxp,AIn .le neylsgt Ut tho Democrats 3 to use uso
hs .r!naton during .a Gansnss; T. ,ai ssv n.y.
peinocnIts, and th9ro WIS no d!spos!tlon IN
tIuns, .....
A SuatuEn or srAIs-llouTE CONTRACTORS
Vvry fuw Ut tbom seetn to 10 ut nll touccent.l-
stpst Of Them declare lint, whitu there maj 90
Uf tasln intimate TINT their p0sstss!oY th pal!t-
ical seorots viii bo u adyanttxn to tham Z! ths
way OF q defonse or Ut hls'nlssa! e1 psosoc"uons
THE GRAND JulsSs.
Tho presentation Ut tho, ,stur.route cases to
aflcr tue suah ii taS present mouth. TIE pses-
Spt14 sn! ora,'a ns.t Wssf Yf"y. Saea they VIII 10
nay 4seharxH The nsw IVY WI ,e, ne urawn r w,
na e 54r y IL ys 'aasa es'soss Y spss
| stanJ,ux appointed by theCourt. Tho list was
, 1881-06-09

Ar q meeting OF the Centennial organfza-
t!on for the better endowment OF tile WASH"
tngton and Lee University yesterday. pre-
sided over by ex-Speaker Randall, resolutions
regrettlng tho deaths Of Morton Mesftohael,
llenryfO. Carey, ex-Secresary nos!e, Col.
T'ilo,nas A. Scott, aud others were adopted.
Senator bon Cameron and Edwin Harrison,
Of st. Louis, were added to the organization,
and ". W. Corcoran. Of Washington, was
elected President.
, 1881-06-09

THERE is general impression that' Gov.
Pillsbury, Of Minnesota, will be the Rcpab-
lican nominee to succeed himself. Ills most
formidable competitors arc Gen. Hubbard
and 4. r. Mcuill, Esq. Gov. Pil1sbury has
made m excellent Executive, and 1t Is felt
thnt his course should bn lnd0rsel by re-
electiDn.
, 1881-06-09

DWIGHT Ktpu,ah JR, fatally shot his half
brother at Springfield, Mass, Tuesday night.
The dispute Which ended with tho killing
arose abuut statement made by tho muir
dcret u.an tint ILLS mother was desirous Of
lis fatllors death, TINT sllo might obtain
5000 Insurance on Ills life. TIlo murderer
WIS held IN $4,000 baiE yesterday.
, 1881-06-09

AT unprecedentedly severe Thunder and
rain storm swept over Baltimore yesterday
afternoon. Several houses were struck by
lightning, and the tops OF tic trees were
broken off and scattered over the streets.
Considerable damage was done. No lives
are reported to have been lost.
, 1881-06-09
GheTttfh111te.

fH~ Pkrzons unable tn ptFchdse c0pfes Of Tna
CufcAQQ TnrnunE at Nttcs AgentfcS and on fda-
unV erufs tcltre Chicago raperT are sold .eta con-
}era }auor hy reporting te facts to as' o9ce 0te'
tho full particulars.
, 1881-06-09

GEN. VANowsK1, the new Russian Minister
OF Wnr, has determined tn dismiss six 0en-
erals Of the Cossncli troops, thus involving n
saving of 10000 rubles. A census has been
tnkcn ut Klef to ascertain the number TT
Jews residing III tlat city, with the purpose
of expelllnx those wl,u have no right to 1.-Two
thnrr.
, 1881-06-09

IT appears that all the New York and
Brooklyn brewers have not acceded to thu
demands OF their employees, and ovcn lu
sol,u cases whore the strikers agreed to
como buck on the old terms they were re-
fused. It appears, also, that now nlon have
been put to work In many OF the browerles,
aud that they have worked satisfactorily
Some of the flrius llave photographed to Ger
lnuny for experienced brewers.
, 1881-06-09

THE contractor for the construction OF
tile railroad track from Laredo to Mexico
along the Gulf deposited $50, 900 yesterday Us
guarantee TINT he would complete tho
work. He had already obtained concession
Of 1000 per kiometre to be paid out Of I'm
portattOn lutte3
, 1881-06-09

THE steamer Farntlny, after various I'M
successful nttempts, finally succeeded iii
taidtng the end Of tho new Atlantlc cable OIL
The Lands End. Cornwall, Eng, yesterday.
, 1881-06-09

Parliament for Cork County, Mr. Shaw. Tile
war tlucs not acem to be confined u tic
Southwest either. At Drotnorc, OIL tho bor-
ders Ut Ulster. a BatllG was beaten II death
yesterday, and colltatons between Tie mill
tary atld the pensantry are reported from all
pnrts OF tile island,
, 1881-06-09

pn1xcE BrsssAncK's illness continues. aud
BY order Of Ills physicians lie rofrafns from nj!
work TINT IL not absolutely necessary. All
work done by him now Is performed while
IN q recu1nbent position.
, 1881-06-09

THE Theatre Royal ut 3elfast, ireland, WINS
destroyed by fire ycsterday. 1t was capable
of seating over 1900 persoiis, and was one OF
Tie best theatres in ireland. The manager,
Mr.. Warden, Will probably lose considerably
by the burning.
, 1881-06-09

L
------"------ !
morn ltkcIv to ho p,,rsl,c than ever before. Tho
timcs are n.isrelpis ~ '9r y; ING pis.ef iee!ings
inma,. oI hotn.s' ind "'n nropetti"s. Frcnds nro
now str5,nx ln1cpcntieut men, syho while they
mny not aEreo ,if1on eon1e things. / do sly they
Will stand Fly tho isAR and tho caIso OF humnn
that. tho constitutional amcntlments shall be
r. r., nheycti. anu thoy w! be u!eyed. lhnhlaasc.l
tsms nn IL p,w"r' connnna anp oyar t,fty millions
or neui,ie. cs snardInr r., d tcurcc fcyeT befOrc
tnetrrinx in tiro hiatory Of husnus, kind, our |
s"atr % tno rsso ~ eo # rfn;s fsssme r4c al
nhlo politics: wg hayo ~ n9. IN ths Gonnry
.t,rcat unmIamsc w hsxn Srcat @ ,conlc. nr
rHonynn,inns arc Gathered fror, ali parts OF our
beoad atate. ''0' ~''' '' w.
ntm.n,,r HERE ~ rprr.uEy.
r,.. ,n,.n. tns ,oo, .n1 - ,,,asa na,o. u,,ti,,o
1dn "gnrF ~ n"s rs,.na ~" rnese t. WI" hn ~.
NH 1' who Or nttempta Il lad better mike hin viii
ssf"rchan''. tApp'at.e.i And. teiiov.citizcns.
tSo & 5a@es g.
no know o,i'ce. seeking Is .nn'loabsc4Iy tho
ps.ncr pursuit II mankind. i:anKh.sr:1 Thers h
my 10 s91no as o. ~ .h H., oesaE,o % IN tn9fG M
!ss'" 1T + ',s' w. xess:si sf;asps:
uH m"ny pv viii, Il thc asplrasfons Of the Rcpabcan
ADMINISTRATION has hecn supplemented by
tho. reduction ot tho ratio n interest
from and pyr cent 70 o; pcr gent: Tn. t,: wi;c
eMac o1S ~ ofe sr,t;fnry nunm r mn Gn hov
,.ss.o ss or,, = @ iifiGen ~ "n ,,o.
liz vear. md INV tho dsbt which frightencu
brave moi, iiftesn years axo has .'nel,ed away
1s d , ss s1 i.s 9uEsT Clint; 5xs
vii! pay the inttrest On the public debt Laugh
, 1881-06-09

8pfetaI pttpateh to TAs Chicago Tribune.
QUINCY, ILL.,, June S.-The smallpox fright
at llulps Station krows worse. TlscEe were
fourteen cuscs This morning. aud o'c laa
mu.le its appearance at Klnderhook, three
miles east Of lInlus. klnAerh00k Ii 4r1anK'
lux u quarantine to prevent tie spFcaa OF uao
dlSexBu.
, 1881-06-09

ssn.s .s,,',. .j,rit,. s,tu h,,ttrt. farm |
.pze1l ;, tl!lles dnlIn9 ILL.,, il.s entasH t ,V1a,,
tlr. RICHARDS Will carry thc WeISi
'Ute, which IL INV VERY numerous ~
lie soitIIery rs tllelr representative OIL tho
irkrf.
.jm,lne Lnucworth ts a very abte lawyer,
!tlu WI! tnMMH s" ,.S..tas ,.ten Tn"
lsnptcnt a %ils sxhfssa itess 6, .' XIX. XIX.
FuStEr WIS Iln1 nulG ~ be pfe'eHt ~ s4,e Cs'a-
yenttDn to-day. but Ing assurance ti'ilt nc WINS
not keIy 70 bc l9liR lila,sosGt Mas aesssf w.
ai Ill.,. ~ AVN ~ H. VIZ. msi,i,,.s lain. ~ tie
f.r,,,urttrt nntI rn;,sitinr fhe ijrknt wpl hlxl
Gu.t. T.. G..,.tt,.,at1.i s'' ""''''o' '''~
A TELEGRAM rllnM GOV. FOSTER.
Latc iii the evening, after the Convention
l,atj atinurtIrtI. tltu {,j0wt,,x telegram waa |
Cnt;Nl.Es " Jung sCgo ns mo'. 20, :tonn =, 1. r..
saaSen,es ; .tat snsy y hsxs s sss,as:; ,sass;
upo ns that Fec! the fll fo5co Of :, the r.
ar.!. carGr Of tho tpnG!!si afty N ynlo 10 az ~
that my best GilnrKlcs WI! " ut.totsn t & ~ aas
on the sccond Taet,lsy q ueto',sr t,ex..
greatly regret my lnnbiItf 70 ne VIII n.r. E.h,.
LhA"Ika FosFh"'
Ihe Icrfitd wl'I say: a.. ,... .,,o,, T.,
VIII tae anss ,s 81 ~ n,n., ny tns v"ntiam
tStn IN stTtmIrst 4 nussIIlo tckcf ,iisaI,.
pointed tue entefpr1s1nk k9HttEHlcn "Nu tHAHo
up tho alale. proved nCllt. rs senntoF SHERMAN
sud- !mt ono y 20 uis s.lae tus nos1 si,
anu p!Actu ~" GA1'h..n .t, ~ 'nnnrt - ,,r I'll
wlil etinma." tne e1tuus.as.S ., pn, ,.t,nrv @
negan,saas a hmo ,snses wtG MI Wept an
III OetooeE, luz nea9xaGs, n"y .t ~ s.n I'll ,,,,
re1nlciK ny tna rcs , ~ ~ uMs r." sha,r nr.
thon9n sMcceas ay e ~ ~, ,v,l. .,,amHi, y
ttc4lnt lNvnr1s, VIII " 1s EIet WIN p.auS ~ fnt
taeis ss ~ wy o w" ~ c i ;forn @ as an
thak tne year ~ IL not ~ H. ~ XIX ~ 10 at'
"od yenr " Tor ltep1bs'eahs IN onio''
THE "1.EADEn"
,,.,tt so,. +o.rorrnw pt1t,urio11v.
vi. ~ oa5 ,,,' ,.s'.,,., ..',.t,+ ,,,t ,,-a
The itcpuullcaH tnntrnLluh Wn!cn dnGI anto
yesterday wl!s a. !nteaentt c!nusMstso SMtM MI,
erlnG, COMPOSED mninly nt businessmen Mhn cIo
tiii their wufK IN nusifiess.ko dnlHGE =. Amo ~
toe 81 tne etssGnaou es !uns ~ w i,nn.a. t.artv
ttr"s,n;s,tnIf ira sfntc ard. ,nnasirrd b. injs
stauoiIrd. the n,ost sanKtIue Republican. could
nsk un more that1 waa thcre exhibited. The
character or tho speceho, the enthusiasm
tomu Of tho resolutions, the pop.
ular!ty OF tue candidates. and the general
Spirit neryadiug tue Convention wcre infaltlble
hnrbii'0ers Of d lively catnpnikn and glorious
itenubticun yEctury, Tho sentiment TINT pre-
in, In utf1rp that tlo {ebub-
, 1881-06-09

TILE Villagc Of bradley, In Hampshire,
England, was almost totally destroyed by
fire yesterday.
, 1881-06-09
on SIT]YEy. ~.
& 4 * / [ NJ .
DONE

On the Adams q west
~ ',s Oil Stove every
day rom 10 a. INTO: M. to 2
n, rl., by an expert
.tced pastry cook, at
s5 Lal1e-st.
Come, sec, and be
convinced that the A.
k1V. W. G. N. e. Oil
stove is the most per-
fact Stove for cooking
and baking i'll exist
pnCe.
, 1881-06-09

= A NOBLE INSTITUTION.
Dosroy, June B.-Thn Massachusetts 6ol"
dtess' Home, ut Chelsea. WAS dedicated ~
Gny.
, 1881-06-09

FUR !SIOItxlGE.

P4rs prrserr.; 90. II tro,,h IL
H.. thoroughly cfrunxe<t and stored IN tho
6<, 4uef Tribune Halidtng, aHordiag f'er-
az vHtutt4i,.uLIe elsrlrhsre. L<ape at"
"a" aha 3Hrs Will b calleti for. H4HN&B
w.. 10 Ataa1.ou-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-09

steady Win M. s,lyss esT ns ss, s.:'' Ess
Sums eese. westfe. recr a. choes iesLsei ssim ms
EGGS MArket opened shave lower but ciossa r:snef
steady with q fair snqatry; Long Island anu NeW.
Jersey loe20c; state Penny yAnn and Wesefn 10 2ci
southern III Use: Fair 10 Choice Canada. Is gc -.
RICE Moderately active closing about steady NJ n"Ic
Tor Common Carolina and Louisiana Fancy 80
s.ICE>-Gensraly quiet CsssiR AMI Pe5psy rather Msak
ssLrPtices steady Fae'Oy IN fAir o"mihd but reeep@
sEEpsxoniss Timothy s2 75esa Domestic Flax 81 4o
Clover. 6L10Ac
srEARINE-tauiet. firm quoted l2c. %, -.
SUGAR-fiaw quiet but STEADY; Far Renning 'roI Neni
trf iga 7st6Ska: Nos 1910 IL Glazed boxes 10 So
96s trptrifags Ss 4 sHlsA 400 nhdA Miscovno 20 20
10 Fh adeBhia 7s,sn; 300 hhds Trench IsAds oS0S,
Refned Grungeri demand improving cur LOAF
gsc. Crushed, 0s1c., C0DeS 0scg Powdered snayE-i
Csraun atod Tasc Mould a" 91ci C0nieetionsrs
CSC. Standard "a" STs69c.; on "a" SS6sstc; White
Extra"C," S'saS3c: yellow do d0- 1St@5c-i feAoN ~
7i.6Tasc.; yellow. ga al 70. =. -
IALLOW-Firn sales, 1000 y at Csc ab1ec- -.
TEARather depresed most OF the business AZ ino au0-
tiona line trade moderately active 80, .
ToBACOO-Krn,ucky sctiye aud firm Lngs, - a6Sei
al sales 800 hhds seed Leaf quiet sales o
cases Pnnsylvanis ls79, l2a35c; 100 New England 90
l4d30c; 100 Ohio DO. 4el2c $50 bales HaVand o%o~
81 To- =, - ., ,o,.,,
Sea. -, --..,.. d.
WOoI-This market confines duh and the position Is
unsatisfactory SOcks1Te large Tor TINS petiOI "
spring clips Fe1dy . DC matkete fo-
eign Woods also dull, though offered at low rates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-09
ETHIOPIAN MARKEr1

frEaroot. April s-Por1-fnms asss-El'tsra- dull
Al ~, Western cult ST. bacon --fIu Cut,
STEADY 80 gd shOrt kib dull AZ Al ia Ions Clear.
1t CLEAR. AliUd. Hams-Lsng.
Cat a.. shpulnrrN Out a ~. beet Ness.
cull al 10; Meas dun 100, Prime Mesa steAaJ
Al 7bf ltnl-l'nma al 5fi.
Talsw-Pnme Cly dun a. S45d rGrpouiRe-splTitA
ami Al 33 I.Osln-knn. staly lU5d dul
at 5i6d. cneese-Amercan ChOlee steady Al 80. Lard
scady a ~ Wheat
No A. White. dun JHl upnnE 40. ?. dull
Al $50. New winter Wtstern dun Al lOaf New seuth-
erp winter steady gTa Corh-hxsd Ola hrmes 81 Ill
New drmsr al SD COtiOnseed Oil-Yeiov Armenian,
steafy q "a. ComnOn London. nrnor ~ JDA
spTlts rurpuhIne NJ Lspdon steady AZ 81 Cd
LIVERPOOL April S-l.3O D. m.Breadstus quiet
except Corn which nfmer. SO per Genital for
New Western Cheese 3d. per owt tor The beat grades
Ga American. Bacon al
for Long MIddes 1884 short Clear niddlea
TaOW y4 per cwt The receipts " Wheat Tor the past
three days Js.0OO Contals including $4,000 Amei
can -
LONDON Abri B-S pm-Caoutta Inseef. fSs Cd 0t0a "a
per quarter hened Petroleum. ga 5td per gall spts Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-04-09
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BUFFALO April s-CArTLR- Receipts TODAY !. 100 head.
10 al far 1850 40 Tor time last week,
is consigned through, 1Zj
but not quotbiv OF 0pDd 10 Chnlce
go o5. ExuA - 1909 30 Liant ~ tAr buichers,
1dff 20 ali hid
sEKF ASp LAAHs-R Receipts today 1900 head for
veeE saus heal lot une ast week, 6tOb
head - cars market RtnfrSly
sales rather OWeri lac W receipt. have
deUrt sed the marke tendency lUWer offerings generally
OF GOOi to CHOICE western Hherp al
50 70 s6 90 Extra 81 1D0tG 10 COnrse 20 fir - 70 s
Western Lambs 80 $50 o. EAtr - 90 az % AL Ohei
oo,Ieceipts today 1900 head total for week thus far
read timo last vork 1850 heat; con-
81 generally unchanged, bat
sales rAher higher. sacs ~ lI YORK weights al - ~
- as1 % Coca Heavy here fgs-COumon 10 hoVd.
Crcloo April Ii -Recsibu 900 head shpnents
6,OVp Packing good demand; Ohers queer ana
Toe .osr 90 0Ood NJcd Packing, - 4yus5 o.
LghL e. 4c9fb 10 CbOico Hea y, 80 VDSso 40
cArTLE~ RECT PTS, b.3OV beadg shipments 400 head:
ypy aud loo lover common 10 Fair ship
ping Choice 90 3jaS5 -. exports % 10
rs COrEfcd Texans - DOQ - % Butckefb steady.
with demand ~ ~ 5Ua ~ 20 Stockers and fcedeTs.
So 800 ~ Gsi osIaxId god aLd business large.
gcol choice Medium and nom.
ins NJ "a t1so Cood To Choice - eOaso TO- Exports,
- SOHsD3J.
81 LOUIE Apll s-aoss-igher and active YorEors aud
~ Fancy eayy 50 eOaso 70. Receipts, 800 head ship
ments, 400 baaL
CArrLg-Nsrket easter bat e,ofabiy Exporters
o. 7oas9 l29 Cbo.co 30 26atj - Fair 10 GOOd
sfcers 40 Fair Good ~ 15Hsi - Cows aud
Hefers 5OdS4 C0IpVd icxans. IS - dti So Fair
Feedes i0d - - StoekeTs sJ9fS To- keceptA
1900 heal spipme1t> i4OJ heel
su&kf- Beee.pt. 900 head nhpatiA VO1 headi market
Far Good Mutt0nh, ~ 3Vo
% rs. Choice " Fancy, 80 6Ost1