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The New York herald., 1877-12-08
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


WASHINGTON, Dec Z, 1877.
number OF bills were introduced and appropriately
referred.
Mr. WooD, (dem.) OF N. T., Chairman OF tho Ways
and Means Commttee reported a concurrent resolu-
ton for the adjournment OF Congress tor the Christmas
holidays, from Saturday, December Is, 10 January Z.
Mr. BUTLER. (rcp) OF Masx, suggested that tho
House should adjourn until the 10Th Of January, be-
the Sth Of January good old democratic
holiday, being the anniversary OF General jack s
victory al New Orleans, aud tho House would proba-
bly, adjourn over that day at any rate.
Mr. WooD replied that If his friend from Masaa-
chusetts (Mr Butlcr) would follow all tho democratic
precedenis, ho tMr Woou) would have objection
the extension Of the time.
The resolution, bong amended as suggested by Mr.
Butler, was passed.
This being Friday the Speaker proceeded call tho
committees tor reports OF n private nature.
The House then, AT twenty-five minutes to two went
into Committee OF tho Whole (Mr. Burchard, OF lli-
nos, In the chairl on the private calendar
AL three O'Clock tho committee and reported
the following bills favoraby TO tho House, and thoy
woro thercupon passed.
For the relief Of tho city OF Macon Ga.
For the relief Of David w. Cheoseman, OF Georgia;
Susan R0bb, Amanda Rains and Cora A. Slocum or
Louisiana; Nancy A. Herrlck, OF New York; ana
Charles w. Wood and james smith, OF Mssourl.
For the relief OF the Eagle and Phoenix Aanufac-
turing Company OF Georgia
On motion of Mr. KNOTT, Of Kentucky, tho Senate
amendment to the bill Tor she relief OF the sufferers by
the wreck o. tho Huron was concurrcd IN.
The House then, ut hali-pasL tnrcc O'Clock, ad-
journcd until Monday.
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much at the end OF he year. Every time that we put
Ia tno estimates appropriation OF $50 900 $1,000
Tor cleaning oil the snow IL is stricken out.
MI fosuAr-How much did II cost the department
10 clean on the snow IRON Broadway last year?
Nr. HAwLEr--I can't tell Just now. Probably be.
tween $z0. 900 and $50 COO
THE PILOT COMMISSIONERS OPINION
Mayor ELy-l would ike to know what objections
tho fiot Commissioners have TO permitting the snow
anu Ice to be dumped INTO The waIerY
Captain Snow stated that u nerous complaints had
been made that the snow on being dumped frequently
became frozen sohd rendering the slips entirely use-
less.
Dock Commissioner VASpERPogL expressed the
opinion that there would bc any diculty IN pro-
vdng suitable dumping places along the river front
short discussion ensued 10 some method OF
testing tho machine proposed by Mr.. Mullaly Mr.
King thought that II II took tive or SIX weeks to
II could not help the city this WINTER No def-
mite conclusion was arrived III In the matter.
Alter further remarks covering the same points tt
was included TO give Mayor Ely power to appoint
committee OF hse 10 consider the whole subject as
another consultation which Is To be held IN n few
days. The Mayor and tour of tho railroad officials
wil constitute this committee. They will consult with
the Police, Dock, Health and Pilot COMMISSIONER
This committee will be named to-day.
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BILLIARD CHAMPIONSHIP.
KNIGHT WINS SECOND MATCH AGAINST
BRYAN

KNIGHT WINS SECOND MATCH AGAINST
BRYAN
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
PROVIDENCE l., Dec 7, 1877,
The Narragansott Billiard Hall was nlled with large
gathering OF sporting men, including several vol
known manipuators OF the cue from New York.
Boston and other places, last evening, witness tho
second match game OF aiieen.ball pool between
Samuel Knight, OF New York, and Edward Bryan OF
this city, Tor purse OF $500 and the champ OF
America. rhe nrst match was played in New York on
the 10Th OF November. when Knight twenty -one
games To eighteen Tor Bryan.
The urst game IN the second match began promptly
at seven O'clock aud The poois gave that
friends OF the contestants were backing them about
even. rhe first twelve games were about evenly
divided, each man winning the alternate game. Theu
Knight led Bryan Two or three games, and the
ment was Intense. Tho hours passed slowly away,
and yet the crowd watched tho movements of tho
players until four O'Clock this morning, whom victory
perched upon tho cue OF knight, who his antago-
mist by two games, having twcnty-on 10 nineteen
for Bryan. As knight has won two straight matches
the cham mponship OF America must be awarded him.
Peter Bruoker acted Us umpire for Bryan and Joe
Dion tor Knight George II. Reynolds acted rs ret
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tentiary OF the United States to Brazil, henry W..
Hilliard, of Georgia.
TO DO United States Consul Gencras-John Q.
Smith. OF ONO, ut Montreal. aud Alfred L. Lee OF
Ohio at Frankfort.
To be United states Consus-Julius Stahi, OF New
York, at Osaka and Hioga and I. J. McLain Jr, OF
Ohio. at Nassau.
To DO Secretary Of tho United States Legation In
Spain, Dwight T. Reed, OF New York.
All the above duplicates OF those sont into tho
extra session, but renamed unconarmed at the ad
Iournmont thereof
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NATIONAL BASEBALL LEAGUE.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Dec. :, 1871
The National Baseball League held its final session
to-day. Tho business agreement between tho clubs
has been fixed so that visiting club shall havo lf
teen cents per capita OF the gate receipts Tho umpire
was given absolute power to impose anos, tho money
to be taken FROM tho players salary aud RENTED u
the league secretary To be used IN paying the leyt
mate expenses OF the league
CHANGE IN rHE SCORING
slight change made III the scoring system.
The section providing Tor score total cases wal
stricken out and the total times reached rst base
serted.
THE oFFICERS
The officers for tho ensuing year arc:-Presidont,
w. A. Hubert, Of Chicago; Secretary N. l.. Young OF
Washington; Board Of Directors, J. w. Men, Cincin.
natl; W. Rogers, Milwaukee; w. +. Pottit, Indiana
polls; A. II. Soden Boston. President Hubert - en-
oDicto member Of the Board.
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LIGHTING THE CITY.

Mayor Ely. Comptroller Kolly and Commissioner OF
Public Works Campbell who compose the Gas CON-
MISSION, yesterday opened the following proposals
lighting the public lamps Tor tho four months ending
April 30 ls7s:-New York Gasight Company, So per
lamp; Manhattan Gas Company. 50; Metropolitan
Gas Company, 50 90; Harlem Gas Company, IS 80;
New York Mutual Gas Company, IS S8; fonKers Gas
Company sl2; GLOBE Gas Company (naphthal S.;
James Bryan (naphtha) $ll So. BIDS were also
opened Tor supplying 10 the public markets and
buildings for the whole oi next year foiiows:New
York Gas Company, 81 % per 900 feet; Manhattan
Gas Company, 81 90; Metropolitan Gas Company,
So 20; Harlem Gas company, s2 rs; New YORK
Mutual, 81 No awards viii be made until next week.
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GtNERil WASHIN GTON DESPAT HE'S.

WASHINGTON, Dec. z, 1877.
our MEXICAN RELATIoNs-aENEEAL oRD De-
FoRE THE COMMITTEE ON FOREIGN Az
FAIRs-A SUBJECT or CABINET coNsIDERA-
TON.
The House Committee on Foreign Affairs to-day
took up consideration tho question relations
with Mexico affected, likely to be affected, by
tho military policy OF having raidlng parties into
Texas pursued across the border ana punished By
American troops Mexican soil. Brigadier General
Drd who has been enlightenins tho Committee
on Military Affairs the samo subject
for the last threo days. engaged In the like EFFORT
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NATIONAL TROTTING ASSOCIATION.

HARTFORD Conn, Dec. Z, 1877.
Tho annual meeting OF the General Board OF Appeals
OF tho National Trottng Association adjourned last
evening alter laborious OF threc days.
Among tho concluding proceedings the election Of
Edwin Thornc, OF Miilbrook, n r., to be prst vice
president OF the association, In place OF Hon. O. w.
Hutchinson, OF Utica, N. Y, resigned Mr. Tnorno
was also appointed chairman OF the Atlantic DIS
trict Board The docket ut this meeting comprised
sixty cases, upon all OF winch taken.
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favor OF Lcrdo. Important news Is expected soon.
LERDos RESUNcIATIoN OF HIS CLAIMS 10 THE
PRESIDENCY DENIED.
Among tho low distinguished Mcxicans who are at
present sojourning in this city tho news published in
yesterdays HERALD caused u good deal OF comment.
IL stated In tho dispatches from Havana that
President Lerdo had written letters Mexico doclar-
Ing his intention to withdraw all prctcnsons to the
Presidency and that ho had recommended General Es-
cobedo TO tho surages OF his friends visit ycster-
day to several OF Mr. Lerdo's intimate friends
showed tho news TO DO entirely without foundation In
fact The secretary OF State undor the Lerdo
traton says that the story entire fabrication and
that 1t was doubtless gotten up Tor tho purpose Of
manufacturing political capital II President Lerdo
intended 10 withdraw from public life 1t would BIO his
FIRST duty to publicly apprise his friends OF such in
tcntion and not send private letters In what would
an undcrhlnd way TO MS supporters in Mexico Tho
port IL too absurd the require correc.
uon. WITH regard TO the rumored rising OF General
Alvarez, in the State OF Guerrero, no other news
than that published yesterday has reached hero.
1t Is deemed certain that Alvarez and Dlaz
never arrived at cordial understanding, and the
former has been ready enough TO take up arms in
favor OF The constitutional president but whether hc
has yet done so or not remains TO be seen The states
OF Guerrer and III Michoacan have always favored n
strict maintenance OF the constituted government.
and u the new movement has already begun there, ID
10 ouly the com mmencemcnt oi tho which m ust ro-
suit in reeating Lcrdo IN the chair 10 which he was
elected by Tho suiiragcs OF the people.
Speaking Of the prolonged absence OF Ilcuteua AMI
Bulls IN Mexican territory IT said that be-
hovcd that he Is detained there Ia pursuit some
Indians Lieuienant Bulls tho dividing
Les between the states OF Coah uia and Chihuahua In
this direction there are no Mexican troops stationed
and II s not possible that Bulls could have met with
any II nc followed an IndIan ,raii the vast country
into which he has plunged would lake MIN u mucn
longer time TO explore tnan he yci
boen there. AS Mexico has not recognized the right Of
the United States 10 send troops unuef her
territory, evon 10 pursuit OF marauders, II
bic TO predict what would happea should a Mexican
iorco suddenly hnd themselves face TO face with BuIs
aud bs men. On tho other hand, rs tho Indians in
those regions are warkc and frequently provided
with arms u Is quito possible that large numbers
them may nave como down ON the Americans and cut
on their communications with tho RIO Grandc. II
any action had taken place II would In ali probability
have been heard OF ere either by way OF Moptercy
or tho upper Rio Grandc frontier
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THE BITE OF a sPITz.

SPRiNGpsLD, Mass, Dec !, 1871
Allen Congdon, aged iour years, OF Westncld, diod
to-day after thfcc days. Sickness caused py the De
OF sptz dog received six weeks ago the doctors
pronounce the case one OF genuine hydrophoba, tho
symptoms being thirst irritabioness onvulsioos on
drinking water, and spasms which produced pain and
nuay ucaIh.
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FOOTBALL NOTE.

Tho teams OF Yale and Princeton colleges will play
championship match OF football this afternoon at
St. Georgc's Cricket grounds, foot OF Ninth street
Hoboken Game will be called al two O'Clock.
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WASHINGTON.

Interest in Our Mexican Re-
lations Intensifying.
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MEXICAN AFFAIRS.

REvULsIoN OF FEELING IN THE NORTHERN
STATES IN FAVOR OF LERDo.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Dec. 7, 1871
despatch from Tucson, Arizona, says:-From pri-
vate letters received here, 70 which crcdcnco is
tached, the following news is CLEANED =
General Epitacio Hucrta, commanding general OF
Sonora under az is ordered TO Mexico, ana ali tho
federal garrsons III Sonora concentrating Quay
mas, the frontier towns being lett unprotected Dis-
content Is general In Snatoa, sonora and Lower CALI
lorna, there having been revusion OF opinion In
favor Of Lcrdo. Important news is expected soon.
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market Dull
and Weak.
GOLD 102 SO A 1O2 ga A lO2 5-8.
Government Bonds Steady, States Firm
and Railroads Higher.
NOgEY on CALL EASY At 5 IS TO Z PR CENT.
WALL STREET,

I
TUESDAY. Oct 500 r. Nj
II yesterdays business fiat to-day's has been
hater and in general unprohtableness Unsatisfactory
20 small spectators and to commission brokers ake
The leaders of speculation are keeping aloo rom tne
market and apparently as reluctant 10 is'eh 70
che aurements Of future ventures as was 81 Anthony
10 succumb to the tenn ptations of his female visitors
There being therefore, NO incentive to ACTIVITY prices
Remained duh steady from first to last Exception
may however be made to the first few minutes after
the opening during which preciptate decline oc-
CURED strongly marked in Lake Shore Central ana
Hudson and Western UnioD and more moderately IN
bhe Western and granger stocks Thus Lake shore
tell from 7ox 10 69k; Western Union from SIX
10 s05< and Central and Hudson frotn l01h 10 1906
So sudden and important decline was at nrst mys-
terry but was quickly attributed to Mr. vanderbili's
letter which he disciaims any speculative interest
IN these stocks IL been popularity supposed that
Mr. Vanderbilt had been lending his wealth and inhu
snce to speculative support of the securities dent-
6ed With his name and his disclaimer of any such ip
tenion fell ike wet blanket on the holders Of tho
same and prices fell likewise After the carly precip
sation In quotations tho market remained dull and
steady for the rest Of The day fluctuations being lin
ied to about per cent and the amount OF bus
iness growing correspondngly small Illinois Central,
which forced into the position OF shuttecock
between the speculative bat;edoors Of the London and
less greater from each and took lower stand
point toward the end, though nobody seoms 10 know
the Of It's violent fluctuations Points given
out yesterday avoring rise in Delaware ana Lacka-
wanna attracted sufficient buyers advance the stock
To-day, at least 10 keep It steady In the face OF
father weak Market The grangers weakened toward
Ihe close except that spectators
we're fcw indifferent In final dealings the tone
OF the market became feeble and closing quotations
40 ~ Lana ~ thad dav
The opening prices to-day were as follows:-Gold
1n2A; W western Union slX Lake Shore, 7ox New York
Central, l07k; Rock Island, lolL; Michigan Central,
B6; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 5OM; Della
ware and Hudson, ASK; Norris and Essex, 75k Erie,
I3k; ST. Paul, SO; ST. Paul preferred, GO; North
western, 3TT; Northwestern preferred, 661e; Quick
sver l5h; Quicksilver preferred, 3s1a; Hannibal and
Bt Joseph, lsh; Hannibal and ST. Joseph preferred,
Rsx; Illinois Central, 75% Pacific Mail, 23S; c., c.,
c. and l., AN; Chicago and Alton, 81: Chicago and
Alton preferred, 103; New Jersey Southern, l1s
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
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COMMERCIAL REPOR t.

COTTON: SPOT STEADY; FUTURES CLOSED FIRM
FLOUR QuIET-wHEAT sTEADY-coRN FIRM
OATS STEADY - wHIsKEY EASIER = PORK
HIGHER--LARD LowER-PETRoLEUM NoMI-
NAL--oILs sTEADY-sPIRITs TURPENTINE
QUIET-RosIN QUIEr-coFFEE EAsY-sUGAR
NoMINAL-FREIGHTS DULL
TUESDAY, Oct 30-6 p. NJ.
The markets were generally steady with a moderate
demand On Change -four favored the buyer. Wheat
was quiet and held steady Corn frnL Oats
steady whiskey easier Pork excited ana higher.
Lard lower. Freights were dull Cotton on tho spot
was steaay Futures closed firm Coffee easy Sugar
was aul and al Oils remained steady. Petroleum
was dull aud nominal. Naval stores were quiet.
ASHES In moderate demand At 41ac Sc. for pots
and exc a 7c. for pearls
steady I2kc l3sc.. gold for regulus
according TO quality
BEEswAx rem aimed steady At 2s1Sc 20c. TOR Western
and southern.
BRoox Corn inactive. We quote Red tipped 41sc
q Sc; medium. sc. 7c choice green, 7hc &c.
CoYYKE The market for Rio dull and easy;
sale New Orleans OF $50 bags Rio, lconn, 1870
for fair. Mild coffee quiet wc :ordnary
goes. 1916 l64c tar do. 1s}4c.. lshc; good do.
1sAc. 1885,; prime do. l91Sc. l9Ac. extreme range
lots 1870 Santos. tair good l7c. lslac.
gold 80 days So Javs sovsEnmea: bags aae 1 aae DO.
ss ss s ss ss ys s'ca 4, o ..ssn sS
iss Ss'S 1879 -. Ansosurs is
2oc.: savanilla. ls,.c q loc Curaroa. Ice = isc.
CooPRRAGR STocK.-The market firm and active.
We quote Molasses shocks, 32nch. with heads, 81 65
81 80; sugar shocks. with ads 3Snch, 81 - so;
do do 36-inch 81 so 81; box SHOCKS. soc. Soc. {:
S4 do, So 50 5o hogsheads W so;
hoops II feet ordinary prime S33 $50; do. IL
do S2S $50 per VI.
ConpAGE Market dull and nominal We quote MANILA,
large ali per h., 11kc l79c. cordage
bolt rope yarns Ice i7c; .srred Manila, l4c s,sa
hemp tarred l4c: American. do l4c Russia bolt
lie.
Corros the spot steady at former prcos very
business accomplished. tho principal transactions
be in lineao of
Futures opened steady about last evenings closing
prices and steadied, and remained steady ali
closing with advance November and the aser
months OF a points. October points lower.
as follows.-
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Cotton dull and heavy middiins, loyse 10. m.ddlins
EsDSr;.s eSs..%i.s 64 Ses 4 sest
NEW ORLEANS. Oct 80. Is71.
&c Cotton suss & &%adss lo1e; low @.ddllas. io..c
doets & E.psr,:.o ursa. Britain, sl4o: 70 s5snee
cos.on sasiers mddnr 1o,.c iosc oSs low 1adar.
s asps1. ssSs 'sS,.ss sos.s.s o ssesi
Cotton quie. dull middling, iossc 10 eidci low
seipis 5eas bales gross $3.50 s.Iss a3ss Stock
wlLx,xeros. n. G.. oc. 80. 1877:
saspsnsns sas. :. ss ke;a I% m a y q sS %
for yellow dip and virgin Tar steady at 81 %
oswsGo Oct. 30. 1877.
Mi,.sssss s siss ;Ai:s alsaissa, ss.a
iooS -ss aSs 80" ss rad.
4'.'s 80 50
@aans @ @ CAM. s ana peas
&c corn and rye ssc barley 9sc to New York barley,
Slsay
sSSis Barley re So s s U4 do
Doouoie Flour shipped by rail. 500 obls
Flou, steady and anchanged sales 300 bOls Wheat in
n. ID 81 s Ss.utss so on on
SIsss Say srrs At y Corn n s.,s. si NO.
daii Western ass,ss 90. .sas ass In i.Is
snsIangsd llisnwins. in f.ir trade dsmand = io
karoad Canal ssh..
auosabs nomnaly esac lor heat Size oats; 3,se
s5s oasos @ corn saas7i do osis 3oooe do
ss Io 'si ~l ts y
Soo @ o4 p9o % s.,s o 40 500 %
cor i72isi oats 423iI do barley. i0,45a DO. BY
d. sS barley do
TOLEDO Oct. 80 1877.
Flour quiet Wheat quiet; No. white Michigan held at
sIss DscsmSs 81 s spSs
Sso Ss sa S oiDi e a ST IS
Corn easier hgh mixed .sise 10 spot, 4sse seller
s%ss: t ' 70 ;'iS:sS .;
400 S1,a sa:asis @ s.9
do; oats 1900 do a. the % close WHEAT wheat hI%si: @ s No.
S. Ii y 81 sSs, ssss saa SELLER
s. H'Ss & 4 's'T 81 M Soss 81 as
Flour dull and l0xsr; family IS 90 ss Whsa, dun
4sc ecu.s ssc spot sse seller NossmSe
closing !. f u sd 7 seller last half 81 sGy.mSs. S" Oats
soc Barley in fair ds%and for choice Northwestern s q.
love- rs,s In .a
81 rs Buis meats ats ne@n.y uacAsnsed Bacon scarce
ss.dy with asad 81 Sa
dull sws ~
packing, "a 20 - go outchsrs'. 81 So Receipts
CHICAGO, Oct 80, 1877.
shade higher; Nc Chicago spring or No DO u los4
u or % Il 81 o sss Gs1a
unsettled. bu. generally lower 4o.ac cash asc 4s,s
higher; 24ssc cash; 2sssc. November Rye steady aud
higher for cash. which corncred options old
sls s5 new si4. sash sls IS sls IS, ossossI
aud shade lower; Is 70. cash; So 10 y So l2h. all
the Bu.kmests seady and unchanged Whskey x1 0
FreighsCorn to Buffalo &c. Recepts-Four, 10 900 bbls
wheat Sa oco bushels corn i0s do; oats 9 900 do
bbs wheat 2UUO bushels; corn 2OuU0O do; oats ~ 0O
do 10000 do barley, 1900 do At the close wheat
h,p A
ber 81 oi'4 December. Corn steady and rm Oats firm
PorK hrmcr but QuotADly higher Lard
easier; 50 10 all the
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for choice do Duck feathers stI quoted a Soc
4Oc
FuH,-codfsh remained drm The sslss were about 200
quntas % rs tor Georges and ~ 10 Tor drand SANS
NackersShore No were scarce and solo at 30 ~
sLere No dull A. shore No were active a. $40
about TOO ibis the above prices oOo bbs
Prince Edward Island sold $50 for 500 SD tor No.
L sl4 for No. ana $40 Sll No. Box herring
rather quiet The sales about 10 ooo boxes a. 2oc
for scaled and i4c No l. There large stock
on the Portland herring ruled firm So rs. and
$50 bills sold at that Halifax shore split in
demand, but firmly held at 80 co. -
FLOUR GGAis. Receipts Flour. is 27o bbi. wheat.
54 40 bushels: oats 81 $40 rye, 400 do barley,
81 Os2 do barley malt, 1850 do. Flour quiet and
easier for shipping grades The 900 bbls In
ciudng state Western and southern 81 the anne xed
400 bbs full prices Corn meal In fair request
The about 900 bbs and sacks At slightly mod
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on coac 500 bales For aare delivery
SoSs@osr 400 a. $50: aloS loose., sae
4 iloic 800 4:,s, i1cSss iSsss fsS;asry 4: 4
.if' 80 tSs
iio9 bales To-day. y up g two r M-oeobsr go
1000 a. lille 600 :. iiios; Ssys~osr 100 !:
e at i 100 200 =. 10 S ss
lo.y4e 800 Ut at ioe,c 800 a. 10 sSe January, 200
oo tSssS ss seo 500 TO soo
Ys 100 100 a. q. M Fes.aa M.ae 200 Zoo 4. $40 .
a. li5es 2o6 =. LIE 200 at i zoe April 100
eee Toi. g bales. & era s4a s Bales @ The s
the New port. ss'sS
seae charies,sa. $50 wilmnsson isll Norfolk 45i
81 c2o bales. day week, bales. This day
nas.s by So To smOas BY steam
ssss S@sss, s'saas '''.~ y 'a s ''ss
sas @ s" VI s - IN 90 sons " @ s
sSslises we're very nrn. and sales we're msds =,
D. e. was s sn0.sa amss Ss 2s m & 5Sd rd in ois an
garnet ~ 2ie currency oainne remainec hr% a. Is
salts quiet a, soe or CCis boxes iao
.ro was % quoted a. c Tor prime ~ M odde potash was
Quoted a. "a aiessver was steady At 54e 5e gold and
rIS s""sss ~ss suos s at n 81
was quoted at isc od and 2ic goI Tor powdered Tar
s44 ior pS%dcrod cf1ic asd sSp r"sd .say at
ess % At I'D
on spot Cream tartar was quoted at 2oc 25lac gold
ss sse or ao in sos" AT form and
a .a % city
&C. &c sss ,r no .alorai Burgundy pitch was quoted
quoted at 4oc or small 9oe. for large 27c
. us. es's a. s @ gold a
mae a. aa at 81 Wa w. qaes sssa =, da soa s ~
Sc at4e uassa onds wore quoted SC. SOC Colombo
So %m ssan ws. at su, s at to- % a lac 9r
ll1ac. Juniper berries we're dul 70 3Isc. and
f s was osssss sss was ssii
suse nosd ~ sIqted a ~ ise lac Massss
asc currency Licorice quiet 7c i5c
At sS soG fae at oc a.
Gulaina at 2ss zoe large ,iuna!ina At sIc a3lc.;
bones we're easier and now quoted at 4e 5c Baisam
isc 2oc and 50 20 so Tor spanish. Casnsal
o Ssd ss S Sa ana s a @ & y 20 Y
wsso aasss as,sa .. igs ,sils Cape I%
Ersot . was quite. and quoted at s5c. 45c Calno-
'"s' sIs S os quoted sf Roman (: s
a,s, al % was sast .ns. 2ss sweet maoram
Angostura vaierian root was quoted RIO 25c.
quiet We quote Honduras common. ao do or
export, soc gola Mexican. lic loc Jaap quoted
boeo was quoted at o7c AssaGids was ssady
lsc god seed We quote w psusn saU'ss -
sicily. ~ 90; putcn, ~ 10; smyrna, 81 o.; hemp:
Russian. al DO kape-G German, IS IT, u x3 Enxlish.
S3 10 &3 10 CarswayDutch first Ike; do. second
iustc Mustard Trieste, 1ac; California &c yellow
cas were hrI sales we're 25 tons sal soas sia7 20
sGsa s soda 70 :. %
all gold. Essential oils were arm. We quote O begamot
50 80; oil lemon Sanderson 81 JO Ihsen
finest oil rose ~ 80; anse, 81 7y oil csssa, Soc all
s,roneiia sG sce 81 oil lavender zoe 81 DO d. M IT,
chsmJ s6 oil cloves, ~ 80, oil wlntergreen, 81 IN
oil inclusive, 4tc oil pennyroya nominal 81
n III 25; oil "a bay. SIS. all currcncv
FKATaRs firm nj 5lc Tor prime and 52c 53c.
The New York herald., 1877-10-31
sTArx BONDS.

State bonds at the Board were 4 lower Tor Iennes-
see sixes old, and steady for North Carolina sAcs'
old Missouri sixes long bonds, were quoted a. ioo%
and District OF Columbia 3.65's at a.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds we're irregular, but generally higher,
ana the following were the changes compared with
last previous sales An advance OF per cent In New
Jersey Central hrsts consolidated = In 81 Louis and
Iron Mountain Arsts, n in Western Union Telegraph
coupons OF 1900 and Chesapeake and Ohio hrsts tcou
pom onl and 4 in Union Pacific sinking funds and
Central Pacific gold bonds.
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