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The New York herald., 1878-10-31
MORMON POLYGAMY IN COURT.

SALT LAKE Utah, Oct So 1878.
IN the Niles examination this morning John ray
lor, President OF the Mormon Church, appeared as
witness He avowsd himself q polygamis.; that no
had children md grandchildren BY poygamous mar
riages; that Miles 10 hm tor advice His story
was as follows -NiIes Knew Miss Ovens In England
when youag he went 10 Sea n . sailor; In Australia
he met Mormon missionary, became . member Of
that church. and went TO st. George, Utah; previous
10 this ne had written to Mas Owons. offering mar
riage; no claimed no had received reply; he un-
dsrstood she had accepted him, but ho
had net received her letter; whlls at st.
George, Utah, ne had made marriage on
gagsmsnts With two young women. sisters:
Miles and the young women from 81 George
Salt Lake and met Mas Owons, from England.
They asked hts advice. which. given. that if
the three marriages pesiermod they must DO IN
the order of the asos Of the young womsn that Miss
Owens was not The sldsst; tsat Miss Owens islt
aggrisved with this arrangement, bat that u In.
sisssd upon . rule OF the Church.
and MISS Owens wore introduced and acknowl-
edged nftsrward wives Of Miles, bus that tho younger
the invests CATION IL stitt In progress The Grand
Jury, which mosts early in November, will be COM
posed Of about an equal numesr OF Mormons and
10 The afternoon Mas Conlsy was examined and
tesuAed that she present the rseeption tho
house OF Angus Cannon Thursday evening; de-
icndxut intr0duced 70 nor Emily spencer his vile
tns fac. Of too plural marriage was generally under.
by tho company. This wtnoss, It 10 sald, mas
been ordcred from home by hor brother Tor giving
ovidsnce In the case and has taken refuge With Gen.
lilo family.
Miss owen, the second vile, vas examined, aud
confirmed John raylor's statement 10 Instructions
second wivos had q difficulty that evening, at the
wedding asscmblage. aud Miss Owen slapped sho
OF the first wiio; the mutual husband interfo rod,
and threatened 10 slap his ace Also but was
prevented from doing 30 by toe bystandsrs |;
she then leit the house. but was iorctbly
brought back BY defendant and othsrs This girl
Owens, tue second wiie 10 inIsiiigont aud nns
looking Eugiish girl She had no piace 10 20 alter
the lral commenced, and WAS given = home
by Tho Unlod States Marshal II is pro-
pesed 70 call tho attsnsion OF the British
Minister TO her case, hoping that no viii
interest himself In bringing - justice those who
have 90 brutaily outraged her IL is not believed
that the better class OF Mormens sympatnize with
the defendant In this caso, Ills brutality aud In
dscency have bccn too strongly exhibited. ihs
will be continued tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1878-10-31
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY OCTOBER 81 ls7a-TRPLE

there outnumbsriug the vhisss BY 5000 majority;
but even the lace figures desperate euors
the democrasic candidate Dr. Jorrssson. Tue prsssn.
and only Republican Rsprsssnsatvs from Virginia. 10
again the republican uominse. He 10 net mucn oi
stump speaker. but his capacity Tor organizing sns
blacks Is prodigious. He has marshsllsd them into
squads oil tens, twentiss and fties with their chiefs
IN tns entire district using funds freely u Ia said
mation taxes a subscription 10 taksn up IN
tho squad Jorgenson can hardly be bcatsn,
particularly a. HIS opponent w. H. Hinton, ths demo-
cratic ereenbacs Ieadusting nominse, 70 not popular
managers rely solely the failure oil the negroes 10
pay the tax and the probability OF preventing any
voting. which Is illegal.
THIS time Jorge pson has succesdsd In having super
visors OF elections appointed BY the United states
Court and they will be present a. tho count In tnas
event II 70 but reasonable suppose uudsr the cr-
cumstan cos Jorgsnson will be returned II only BY
small majority out oi tho 5000 In tho district
RAN rucKER's DISTRICT
The only other apparently doubtful district is the
Sixth, whers Ran Tucker 10 again the nominee aud
candidais for reelection. He 10 opposed BY man
unknown 10 lame, answering 10 the suphonious
name OF Captain Camm Patterson, OF Buckingham
county. Tucker trimmed tho financial ques.
on 20 meet The popular demand for moro Rresnbscks
but always said ''providod they were based on gold
and silver" HIS oppons sut. howsver, outbids MIN
In the district by proclaimng that he u In favsr o
paying on the national debt 10 grssnbscks aud OF
Issuing 81 600 OV0 900 OF tnsm 20 supply every as-
mand. Tucker 10 also opposed by thc Whig OF this
city, which organ nssails nin Violently every day,
and accounts from the district state that the contest
will DO Close but the chances are decidedly In tavor
OF fuckers Reelection.
orngR DISTRICTS
In the seventh dslrct, Harris. who 10 evsrything-
RrssnbacIsr, repudiator anu rcadJussr-wili unior-
10 upatsy be returned though no ~ opposed by Gen.
sral John Echols oil Staunten, hard-money. debt
paying Independents candidate ln tho other hvs dis.
tricts all tho regular nominees will be returned. AL
OF them ars supposed TO favor hard money, but all
OF them have trimmed on this question.
The New York herald., 1878-10-31
RIOT IN A CHINESE THEATRE.

From the San Francisco Call, October 2ll
The troubles OF tns nov theatrical troupe NJ the
new Chinese Theatre on Jackson street continue. IL
appears that shs Sam Yup Company have incurred
the oniaity Of the Royal Chinese Theatre and ether
lve companies by hsviog imported the troupe here
from CHINA The rival theatre shows Its displeasurs
by ssnd,ng bordoa Of chinamsn theatre dts
turb the performances On Friday evening. already
published thirty-,hrss Oninamsn were arrested Tor
this mischief by squad Of o1ccrs ater nvely Aeht
In tho strooI Yesterday afternoon supervisor Dan-
forth chairins Of Tho Committee Health Ponce,
went the theatre 10 observe tho proceedings Ucer
AVIAN ~ss also there on duty. During tho perform
sucs slight disturbances we're frequent, and when II
closed, NJ hal-past SIX O'clock, u humber OF CHINA
mounted the stage and began abusing the actors
Oficor Avan sprang on the stage, and commanded
ths crowd to depart poaceably III. BUILDING; but
MIS- ordur was rccsivod win jvsrs aud ycis Of
SION. ssinc OF the Chinamsn wont lar men,
ace the oficor, and threw missiles ~ him. Among
these Was Al KID Who hal boon con spIouous 10
the disorder. ana AVIAN ssixsd him aud hurried
him out into the street An Kid immediatcy
smash chairs. The officer sgaiu seized him, when
he asesuited min with cnair. Other Cinnamon
came 20 the asslsiancs Of An KID. bu. AVIAN Tough,
HIS way through the crowd, aud again reached
tho street with hts prisoner. Here lar. number OF
Cinnamon surrounded AVIAN, crying s.ri Risnin "ri
giab thght nght aud inaking thrsatcniug demon.
str4tiona AVIAN oi them named An Fopg.
whercupon All Fvug struck him the ucc, bruising
nun somewhat. citizen nnmcd Mclaughlin came
10 Avan's assistance anu An KID and An foug wore
marched down 10 the Cay Prison aud locked up. An
Kid was charged malicious mischief aud assauiy
aud An Fona with battery aud obstrucsing the aide
walk.
but was Unable 10 assist Avsn, bong separated from
by dense crowd. After the arrost the Chi
mon collected In the street to tho number of about
three thousand and became 80 detnoustrativs thas
Captain short led squad oi ofcon 70 The spot and
cleared the street with the cubs.
On Saturday night n similar row occurred when the
poLss resortsd " ths clubs 10 preserve The peace
The New York herald., 1878-10-31
STRIKING OYSTER MEN.
THE sRUcKxRs or AxNAPoIu MAKE CON-
YnoMrsH.
[BY rELronAPH TO THE HxRALp.1

[Bx rRLronAPH TO THE HxRALp.1
ANNAPOLIS Nd, Oct 30, 1878.
the strike Of tho oyster shucksrs that Ia progress
IN Baltimore has extended 10 Annapolis commit
tee Of shuekers IRON Annapolis reported 10 = meeting
Of the shuokors here last night tho result OF
conferences with the Basimsrs strikers. THIS MORN
ing the IN the oyster packing establish oi
q. A. Dubois Co, N. q. Dorsey and charles Martha
refused 10 work for twenty cents Tor ten pinis.
Alter hall an hour OF conference the shncksrs agreed
TO WORK at twenty cents for nine sad half prints,
and 10 return twenty cents daily 10 pay Tor the
who wheeIs In ths oysters 70 shs sh uckers and
carries the empty shells out All work
ccpt those IN tns sstaOishmsnt Of Mr. Dorsey, and
they being disordsriy had 10 be ordered oos while
the willing ones went To work All The Annapolis
polics wore present TO nforce order n necessary.
Yesterday the sbucksrs In Russell q Co.'S ostab.
Iishmcpt struck tor and obtainsd eighteen cents Tor
opening nine rtnts instead OF itoen cents Tor eight
pnts number Of The striking Bslt,mors shucksss
are here sttrring up tho strike. Any iorcibs inter-
terence Of tae Baltimore snuckers with willing
workers nsre will be met, ~ ~ understood, With
promps rssissancs by our citisona
The New York herald., 1878-10-31
w A ASHI N CT @ N.
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.

WAsuxGrox, Oct. 80. 1878
MxMDRns OF THE CHINESE LEGATION AT THE
CoRCoRAN ART GALLERY.
BY invitation OF tho trustees OF tho Corcoran Art
Gallery the members Of tho Chinese legation
visited the gallery this afternoon. They were
mot a. the entrance by Mr. Corcoran, DR..
wcllins, President Of Celsmbian College; Dr..
James G, Hail oshor trusteoa Tho Cslcstials, 10
the number Of eleven. manifested much interest In
the OF arb and by their close observation
and free comment upon the pictures. statuary and
bronxss, showed themselves snsulariy familiar With
our classical history.
The New York herald., 1878-09-10
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

BxKvss Fresh receipts aos cars Of sal Goad.is7
M S. Ss s1S at head
week aud 10 20. head for the week last
we're nsss .;oss having g. about ssIsu:.sS
we ~ Trad, fairly nsis aess wss sns
advanced nearly he per 10. Medium and good
prices ss ."%s from as. sss ss He'
% sS x'ssss
@ n nrn tIs' e ssy ssss % Jsr,sy opss
ais ".sS Ss for S.pMs Wayne. i Il nai""a steers S.
r.. al. @ ~ I"w'n pew n.na o son ' & S ~
steers. 100 '6s 50 lbs. less per head Y steers. IS
insi. steers. iissiS: s ss'i d csysir AyGssi
s.l'sn x l%'i IL iisi, G ss s. &c. e Il "
lGss s is s Ss rs, psi nss se q
@ o7'' Il ls to :s ss ' u T
ss ss a21 ss d So. is 20, % 3. ''s Sc.
sss. ss c'fa p ~ p e. @sys. 81
% a.a' :.t'is r. d. t las s s. 4 M % sn@ S: s. 40 &:
ssr.: So so s ...r % g lbs: s I. rsasy s.s s s.
ss sSs 10 .ses. do .'sa M ia a. ss So lbs ss e.;
rss.n cs a. 'S % "ssn g Illinois S :. 2s9 ss. @
is,s 70: e,sc ,osel sosen'tsin Tor Myers ,.egsa:
,s% aG ,ss s 3 iso. y 81 IL. @
s'c; - do, ii5i ns, At s'sc and 81 per hesd u o
i;sis H., r.. ess 'Is 3 so ,ias. iss. e y ~, 8
s.s Spf'sy S. @ asF M ."siH ss s n'%s'ss ss %Afa
swope - Illinois steers. Ia "a SC Zoe SO
siy Chr s a ss re- per at az
s =; sss s e; 81 S.s $ I;
lIiinYi, steers. i;l2o lbs a. SO 10 lbs; 42 do,
s S%s s s%'h isas. so sGsS'S
sGo ~ ,,Sss SS cattle y.1 1 lbs, a. 7ac 's bs 'er +
l.ia2 l6s, at sxc Tor Brown iG Kentucky DO. 2yi
s lbs. ' * M"ys. y os coarse q w. Hsroa ,"s z
Illinois s.sors iit2 lys at she: % DO: i,2sl
l. do ss7 u.s. a.osc less soc per head; iodo. sps
lbs M p.sc. ID. waisel for j. ~ %. waixel 9 Illinois
,.ss a,s ls s. q m ms . -. as = each s % aS
ec 500 on The 81 DO, ias los ec 81 per
csss o f.si X SSs
i.lo5 ibsa 3os lbs at 60, % 10, te s'ac 5e eies
Isiri.S Potter, 90 Ohio Do 90 isS lbs. at S,sc s.
yer;,y ,psrto&w & 81 Ohio Do .iYibs s!sAc &, los
Ken,ncsy 75 os IL s,sc So lbs ,os siac 90
Io, les @ q psr head tor piSon n,ss ~ henneky DO
ivc., s7 lbs. ior l. bowen, n virsinis do i4,a 2to
Dslismsn brown IS ksa;aety @ Steers. IS iSas al 4Ss
ss.as fS4a &c. g. S. sSarsc sSs coa1dos %
So 9siss 3D., i;i1ois, a sle; q dg, 2a S,,
Tor Rankin rrhonpson ~ Steer. 100 lb'. msiic y
lbs: lbs y a, 2o -, i9gg rs a. Nh & e. y, c =
y, GoIoradcs aad Texans. mixed, pulbs .! ~: q c
less 500. per hssd II sv lbs. Is do. i,JOa
The New York herald., 1878-09-10
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON sept. o. Is7s
da ssas sooS Sssa1s Saa @ 2ss
bales Exports eoastwisc 4aa Sales. 4io stock ssI5
Cotton in fair demand; middIing. ioise low mddng,
nq fsGa sS"a. ass & s Stock sss ssf'p 4i bales
Cotton quiet demand for good s.ss
%s. M 'ss Sales. 60 ssSs s bales Exports
.sS cttsn Su gsaq s low %ddns
coss,wisc, s4s Sales 100 Stock is iso Ap0''''
co. dan ~. ,aS,a GnAalss5os ss,e Sept. O. ISIS
s''s ss "a, %es: 10y
Spirit. Of .urD.n.no aa. .s ss 3 d1% ss
s5 s[ns yoox aD ousG M s. s steady e. 81 70,
81 80 Corn hrm primo white. eoc. mixed 54r. a SOC
p !. 81. BY Bpysa1o. a,o Sep Sept Q. 1873:
No 81 $ s IS
~ NV 8 sS spss 81 SO
: s.: p =; sss 4
SS:sts fs' = - 's'cs s
ss; Kansas: 1s.s. SSSo a. n: mixed ,W:s.ssa;
300 Sa s M 'as aus sa s ya snf"fG a
inquiry q 900 bushels Old western Ks
srn !5c Hrhwines arm; city msa. 81 o. ST o.
chansod Canal fre,shss -.rsin hrm lumber higher;
ynss. Sc e. sGs 7e rye ae pats 4 rS yos New x Yo5n
g. sss; SS,sSs' nsss..
railroaanF,sSr. o., s4oo se'S wheat 4ieo bushels;
DO; rye, $500 do. by I.xe-Four. a. % hbls.
wheat 7o 74O bushels corn. s7 $40 oats 42O do
4o6O0 do. Shipments by railroads Foor, 100 Dbs
barley. 4o6o do rye. 1000 do shipmssss " cana ID
tidewaerWhea l75 i20 bushels; cosn 10 SIS do
7l3sO do shipments 10 intermediate points-Wheat.
80 iss Sass.i.; corn $ocSos DO bar
cy sG7i do rye O36 do. matt 26 do estima ted
malt in honses l30.DD do. Grsn ahoat for tdewater
the frie ana Oswego canals Wheat, sS 42O bushels
corn, ,0363So do; oats lS74S7 do rye. 126,O77
DETROIT, Sept o. 1873
Flour quiet but firm sales @O hbs white 50 SIS i2.
Wheat-ExtrA white Michigan, 81 ~ 81 or, cash
81 Ola. September; white Michigan, 81 81 oO,s cash
u UOs septom1er 81 on October: 81 seller all the
6igh mixed 4I1sc 10. / mixed 44e. Oats very quiet,
demand 40. white 251lc. ;iSo. mixed 2ssc.
Reccpts-Four. 800 bbis wheat. 100000 bushels;
1900 do oats, 700 do. shpmentsFour 2,7O0 bbs.
CHICAGO Sept. q, 1873
Flour quiet an unchanged Wheat unsettled and lower
H. fair demand No. red winter Sol,c. 9Js.c
October: SIZE. November No. Chicago spring. 761,c
TIE rejected Sac. Corn active firm and higher 36c.,
cash; size. October; rejected 33Hc Oats active.
higher 13sGc. cash 2tc October; 22c November
rejected l7c. Rye steady and unchanged; 45c Barley
hrner 81 %. cash or September Pork heavy. weak and
November Lard dull weak aud lower; s6 s. ST. cash
Uctcber Bulk meats easier: 4c.. SIZE aud sac for
shoulders. clear rib and clear sides Wtiskey nominay
unchnn ged 81 O7. FreghtsCorn tc Buffalo, Axe who
els; corn 900 do 10S 600 10. rye - 900
barley. 10000 Shipments-Four, $500 bbs wheat.
1880 busheis $50 90 do oats. 2fSOOo do rye,
Is 900 barley - 900 do Market closed With whe
steady and firm. Pork stronger; So 12,s bid, October.
Lard stronger. 6ssc. - 6O2lsc., october
The New York herald., 1878-09-10

!: r:
3,s 1 lbs. a. 81 3! de- ,s a o2i J lbs, s' % o.
a. - y Si DO i, .sss: sS 'aa at Zoe
s e' &C., i "a se e' ss 4 S . s :. % c Z = do M 4
a.. i52i lSs at i6s Is Do. iesi lbs, at i.e !;
s,y ;sia ;s iS, = ss, 81
oiSs S on sGas g ao ''.src @
e 5 3 !:
s tor self ios .s es at at
ss q ss s1 u.s. sio d. s.'
dos M @ Is 7s : sw at o =. asa 81 asa usi
head iSi do. ~ ssl swt.. - ioiac.
s ass T:s s
aSii and Weak prime stock % sold Saay:
asures ba the common grades yer. in some instance.
ssSsd SHEEP ssss: fsr ordinary butcher.
iT IS s s:...
gs p,Sss: So M 3e lbs do l, ~ a at a 's
ia :. aaf %a
q g. IT,. aos sat: so' Assas:s iss 'sss': sss
81 "rss% @ " As s,..s .s..s ss
ewes and bucks io7 lb;. at le 10 Do 10 lbs. BE;
- ss..'s % is: @ is ssss az
06N. lbs. at 81 IS per cwt: II do. asis lbs.
amss s 70 s. S Dor at ~ d sIs Hspss" q S
n. sse 10. Do es lbs at s. lo .s do slsl lbs,
$ e: ssd s' ssss 81 ss
&C. $50 fsnusySsna do az &c. a Ss 81
lbs. .. 4sSc ats do. ioe los at 5c 3A mixed sheep
& DO; g ns1, q. a. a.; oa Gsnssss lambs,
10 lbs at 1870 do Is lbs, at So 10; do rs lbs
at sac. Uaienbeck Davis sold 30 sheep 81 lbs. at
e das ao ss!es es l,sc 70, 90. q h. q 90; e9
5c 96 do 10 lbs 51Sc.; 1856 do. 10 lbs., 5.c
sol do, II lbs at IS 20; lS3 do, II Ds 556c So
II lbs, at 5l5c.
Mich Cows No trade for lack OF stock; The feeling.
however Is little and sales could probably
mnie at n few dollars advance on prime mixers.
CALvxs.-kereipts to-day, I'll hcad--39s Sixtieth
13 at Jersey City. Trade active price
&c. 34c. grasscrs, sac. 34. tor buttcrmiik
calves 4c 4sc. for fed Sc 7c Tor prime
venls.
Hoes to-day. 49,s cars OF 6l30 head-l9
Foreth street and 3J Jersey City Live hogs
have ratEar SLOW sae AT issc 4c.; load of roagh
do sold at 9l6c Dressed ho steady, but close
s.n re
The New York herald., 1878-09-10
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FLOUR sTEADY-wHEAT LowER--coRN EASY
OATS QUIET-PoRK DULL-LARD EASY
wHrsKEY DULL-NAvAL STORES QUIET
PETROLEUM QUIET GROCERIES STRONG
COTTON LOWER.
MONDAY. Sept. 90 p
Business was pretty active everywhere to-day. On
Change -four was steady, but wheat declined under
heavy receipts, though there great pressure to
SELL Corn easy. Oats quiet whiskey quiet.
Pork and lard weak. Cotton lowor, under tho
pressure OF the offerings Of crop Groceries werc
generally held full prices cases higher
prices obtained In business wms quiet
and without pressure to sell the feeling buyers
favor.
COTTON the spot ruled irregular lower with the
weakness mainly noticeable in cotton wharf and
to arrive and low grades of old In store Quotations were
reduced sc for a grades New from wharf and to
arrive coud be bought for under the appo quota
tons, which FOR old cotton In Ihe since
last confined 665 bales all for spinning Of
which 43O sold to-day l75 saturday AFTER report
and 200 bales cotton to arrive: 100 dcy
cred saturday contract. Stock In Now York. 19O2S
bales. The following quotations based American
standard Of cassicutlon ana running
in quality thnn half grade above or below the
yrad -
The New York herald., 1878-09-10
Government bonds were steady and a Jrino moro
active. Az the close thoy wero quoted follows.-
STATE AND RAILWAY BONDS,

STATE AND RAILWAY BONDS.
In State bonds SKIES OF 1888 sold at 1921
North Carolina, old January and july at I6z Tunnes
see old. at 49, now series at 81 and Virginia consolidate
ed OK matured coupons, At 54zS. karoad bonds were
dull ST. Paul, La Crosse division, declined to 1857
Canada Southern 1rsts firm at TAX n rs: Ere
nfths sold ut l07 CcDtraA Pacific at 1861 Union
Pacific nrsts al 1051s do sinking funds at 99, and
81. Louis and Iron Mountain frsts at TO-: &C.. c. ana
l. T. hrsts sold At 43 4Siz; Union Pacific frsts rose
to 1861, Central Pacific TO LOG, aud St. Paul conso
idated sinking fund 10 s37s; Chicago and North
western sinking funds sold ut 1O65 Ohio and Miss,s-
sippi consolidated sinking funds at 80, and Fort
Wayne thirds at a14 Pacific Railroad bonds closed
as foliows:-Upion 1rsts. 1861 a 1857; do land
grants, 1861 1861; do. sinking funds, 99< lOot
CensraIs, 1055S log
MEMORANDA.
The following securities sold auction In this
city to-day 80 shares Pcckskii Gaslight Com pany
101; IS shares Ninth National Bank (new stock) IA
81 600 New York County Accumulated Debt Z per
cent bonds due 1884, interest May and November lOs
and interest,"
Movement OF grain at LEADING ponts to-day
Chicago-Receipts Of wheat, 1872 SAT bushels; shin.
mcnts, 194.6l6 do. Receipts Of corn, $50, 2l2 do
shipments, 3s409s do. Miiwaukcc-Rccepts OF
wheat, a. 900 bushels; shipments, L. 900 do Receipts
OF corn, 1900 do. /; shipments, TAO do.
The New York herald., 1878-09-10

az 4ee A. the second call there transactions
osss.; ts s sy Ss..sss sc s' an
sl fss H. bushels ss % for ssss % ~hs s @
Shi.s: ass s Tor e Nc weiss es,ra mixed sac ae@ns
'' FOR Ne aos sale Sf of
d SaHe a for no SctoSsr 81 & es,s s1s a. q oSo co.
ete Barley and malt ouiet nominaiy unchanged
At nssa .'s a .s
s%s ss s sss 'ssss sss and sSs
HEMP AND JurE-The market was withou. decided
sn7sss s5y 81 s.'sf for W & .ns 3
i.rl,an $40 ss7S gold; jass; Ias
e1s :zs: sI;: ~. l;.is Sc ssAs Al ssis S
vass ra@olsS o bags oa'na on p'i
arm so sa' So
Tpmorsd sold Out we weI: not able learn particulars
ioobiag way We saSie; Cuba. centrifugal mixed.
@ os sosy s s nso eo o 1sraf @ sH
Islands & 3sc s4c.; New Orleans. new CROP common to
naval saonrs Spirits. ,qrpen,ins continued quiet. with
change, Tar was quiet ana romna We quote Spirit.
s. r.ne q order = & s0Sd oss
OILS III market is a.9 without eIsnss
noasss.ss fi s ''ss'ssa es Va;
sn vn.s wSs y ss
Ss..ssd winter. sso ns,nrs a. SO: Seasnsd
S's, s. 49,. ss
shoulders. II bbl. backs 40 bb. tongues pors closed
sold 4 ou.iSs os ossobs4 oss p"s at
ss 90 N sns is 'ss call 81 s % oossr 1s
g s Noys%Ser IS 80 ss 90 December wa. offered q.
sales Of $50 tierces SPOT at 10 s5 S6s7s 100 i,rces
ss cali. T. ii.les. rec 9ssss
a. "loms %t. h Il n
Sepamber, ss 90 $0 aaH 1.icbsr So 81, So Ok;
ssst u And sssn"s ~ sa an nd
yss f%s,sss , sssasinass a,n, az p ss%saa
loc. :, ase. state dairy. i4c: Doe; Western
boxes 1Tfsoy Tne market wa. quiet
wsss Wa 4s Skinned d'sassy as rs &c. Ess
KseeiDts l:oo4 % %ssls; The demand was moderate and
and nearby. isc. iSs. state Psnnsyvania ie1Se
S isa i s ' iSs 10? ao 'si" oe
Poulrnr-rne mnrse. wa. without material change in
we
Jsssey X, iss 60, ase ws;srp isc Gss.orBGs
dsD1is % "a jIs Gong % Island Ice e Tsiiadsp%a
ss spring turkeys &c Grouse
dull and Without aaeA
l3se f.. Sraasfy brands: Iodnsd fhadolpSs.
SiS. y.od ce,asA:s,
* * ss SS sscss & I
bbls Highest. size lowest ssAc.; opening seIc.;
n.rts. was @oasr..sy ssys
10 ksnroon, bond. s5zo. gold; Knngooh duty paid
SUGAR knw continued strong. with Improvement of
s.s: sss: ssn;'sga' 's sse
Fair Fair :: ~ good refining 5c = 7loc Cuba eontI,fura
hnds and boxes G fors Rico rcdnns common
t. nsS s :.ssS.:a sS 60 49, good u + prime 7 S. re-
e&c.; p.wdered ssac. granuls.ed e1,e; of do 94c.
extra Cs 7Hc &c.. other grades, including C's 6ssc.
fALLow.-Reeeipts IS hhds.s 81 bols and scasks Tho
msrkc, wa. quiet sales q 600 lbs a. &C. i.l6c
wnlsxnr. Recsip.s. esi bb,. The marke. continued
.na ..: for =: Of
g. 81 S 900 % s.
ssa,.sas easssdn sSs london SAT-: 500 bis aeaf y
6s 1000 Ops -four private terms; caes canned
ssssa a & cd Sc "sa a ps1
hhsss T'sn.? s 'i ss S
20 20 nns o is 81. d @ % 900 9o dS Il
isa: s ::s: :: 0 5sa ' s,o
@ ton. s1Ss H. 100 m..
grain aarsolls.. Norwegian bark hence 70
for grain" Ssrs TO bs SSr
c Sc ss;.
ss
phia 10 Italian port 500 tons refined petroleum
Ssnss % 70 japan rened parooam private
4s,lc. Now american ship, receee.,iy; Phiiadeipha.
Pin PS nspnsss
ss !: rsin.d sS Ss,.sl:%% BARK i S..
Ss Ssns' &c 70 Hn.sS v.s SnSS0S% SS prsss I British ssa
IsTs: % reported he:es United Sinsdon Or coasneH.
The New York herald., 1878-09-10
will be done with the silver dollars BY those
ceiving them.


ceivng them.
PoREIGS MARKET.
The London advicss report conso!s firm at "a z for
money and 94yS 95 for the account United States
bonds steady and unchanged. Erie declined ss
per cent, l3h preferred per cent 20 3oh; ILL.,
nois Central per cent to SO ana Now Jersey Central
u, to a. Pennsylvania Central to 33s anu re-
acted 10 49, Closing prices wors:-Consois ior money
941 consolsfor account 947S 95; new AZ pcr cent
bonds. lu5E; nve-twenty bonds OF 1867 1918; ten
forty bonds 1857 a 1885, nves OF 1881, 1osN; Eric
common shares. 13h, Erie preferred shares, 3oH;
Now Jersey Central, 81; Iniuois Central, so. Tho
Bank OF England gained f70. 900 bullion to-day on
balance Az Paris rentss declined to 1lSL 2oc., and
rose 10 l13t SOC.
Foreign exchange continues very weak for sterling,
and for actual business prime bankers bills were
quoted at Ask 4.s2 for sixty days. and 4s6 for de-
mand:-
The New York herald., 1878-09-10
Monday, September y,

losss; low mddiny. IKE: midling. lISc. Future
decline The closing OF Saturday and to-day