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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-05

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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-03-05

az fhpn sserudte SiGtensaartei NIT 'Na.
AZ mtn stianet far 10 dts. mad alsn 3talea BET
Der: Staatsn ans saHasa's. .. Sartbolpme u. 60.
gpsf plsristn. 9san. gu. 3 Bic 800.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY SEPTEMBER

Mo. 50 cad At re Pc, D. 81 head
sonaSsiass virssis sser. AT q, sa peri yiiS
neil sa ~ Yates ls s 70 wight. .
a. ss i'is"f i've e. weight
Mpn,ana steers at 7ats. per d.. weiSns ews;;
' iss sold Il. ss svs iiss;
sssa h asad e. o esT with 81 on ON per per Il
head sae H. with = per head on 81 head II
ssa sold for T. oG
sons sold Morri; Is mixed rsHIs and COLORADO Z.
s s;sFil 1s sf.s s~ ssss =
sd e Pc. a "s ses q
sss . per- with III s ssrs sr %
ssss ina strong 70 a. s Is PER 81 ~ sss
q, ste per ID: 2a head :. ios. 10. weights e~s
ss ca:.oE X ss H. a. Asy.s 's Ss It weight nSs
s~. 70 iSwa steers sss.: FED ,; :. Sc . oss
i BULLS 'F I've weight $40 ls. per- 'T psrs
i,.sa :. s xs'sss
lo head s!s psrh 4isaas.s,e per y y had had
ss ssss' fs ~
sssi R'r soa %
e esss sa: .ss,s 7H: PEI ~ ssls II ss
s ssaa 81 4 on s As ess Weights 70 sses w
sws; = Missouri .sssr.si head a. sas Pc, ID. 10
sh.ass IL tine sns Of
coarse 10 cnoce in general good. judi buckingham
sold ~ state sheep weight 80 lbs At sac per o ~
lambs wei sht D. Aos at 5c per ID:
10 PennsyvanA lambs weight 4lO lbs. at 5ssc per h.
POI State lambs weight l3, lbs at oc per To- kaso
Il P,dcock sold ~ Ohio sheep. weight 800 lbs, at
Arc h. IL OHIO sheep. weight $50 lbs AT 44c per
l6 1866 Ohio sheep, weight Is 300 bs at 81 20 per cwt
35 Ohio sheep, weight 400 lbs at &C. per d.; liz Penn
syvania lambs weight si2o lbs. at 54c. per H.. ~
Gan lambs weight 1900 lbs. al &C. To- j. Kirby
Co. sold lS5 Cauada lambs weight 73 lbs head, at
IS 70 IS 40 cwt 2O9 State lambs weight ~ los per
head s5 40 cwt. SO State lambs weight 66 lbs per
mead at SIS As per cwt rs state lambs weight SO lbs
per head ut sac. per 10. Hume Elliott Co. sold 20
h. isl Ohio sheep, weight l35 lbs. per head
At 4ysc per it, 1877 Canad. sheep weight s6 lbs. per
head at sssc per is los state lambs weight lbs per
head at $40 h.. 80 state lambs, weight e lbs per
head at ~. per H.. 1870 Canada lambs. weight rs lbs
Il lbs: per head IS 80 per cwt $40 cAnsda lsmss
weight 100 per head, 4sc per h. ~ ONO sheep
80 lbs per at 81 40 cwt 80 state lambs
weight 50 los per head ut Sac b 143 state lambs
weight 90 lbs head ut 5ssc b. l59 State lambs
weight II lbs head sac Id 93 State lambs
weight ~ lbs head ut h.. SOL Canada lamos
wei:h, IS lbs per head per 10 80 Canada lambs,
weight 10 lbs he i'd 5c per 10 30 Canads amos,
weight IT lbs head 5sc "a Canada lambs,
weight rs lbs per head. Mt as4c. per 10.
Mich CowsOne sold Tor S4o one COW Tor S67 90,
included.
VkALs AND CALvEs-Trade firm at current rates But
tcrmk sold SIC. 3sc. per 10. veas from
lean TO fair at DC. a &c. Der
lbs per head. sold ut 4c per b 10 State hogs, live
weight 229 lbs. per head. at 4sc. per 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05
THE RESULT OF A SPREE

Howard H. Hart, alias Henry II. Howard. who was
arrested In Brooklyn Tuesday night last charge
OF burglaries committed In New Bedford, Mass, and
In this city, was arraigned yesterday before Judge
Bloom who committed the prisoner to the Raymond
Stree. Jail until FRIDAY next Detectives Van Gretchen
and Cuniou Police Central ONCE, visited SUPER
intendent Campbell at Brooklyn Headquarters later
in the day asked that the prisoner BIO transferred
to them, as no wanted for having committed
the burglary In Seventh avenue. this city. Tho
detectives visited the prisoner at the jail, and OBJ
tanned from him full list Of the names OF tue pawn.
brokers' where no pawned the stolen cwelry, and also
OF the persons TO whom no sold several articles
Hart VINO IL "a nephew OF the Messrs. Hart Bros. Of
Fulton street, Brooklyn, said yesterday mat hs COM
mitlcd The robUcries wniie oa '.hurrah." He says
that school up 10 within tho past Two years.
and that he has boon out Of empioyment and winous
money. HIS mother, wno ~ very respcctabie lady,
has been keeping Doarders IN thus city. HIS father
died several years
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05
METHODS OF ADVERTISING.
from London Coming Eycnts.I

From London Coming Evcnts.l
Mossra jarrett Palmsr's "Uncle Tom Niggers"
are somewhere In the provinces, pursuing their up
ward course TO Loodon, and shall hear something
more about them before they reach tho Princess.
DID Of them have an adventure with shark
on the voyasss Has the manager no letter from
MRS. Bcscnsr stowe In his pockets Has no one been
converted by hearing the Uncle Toms?" American
managers have taught US this particular braach OF
the art OF felton, until We can do II almost o. neatly
In the old country IN the new. Falling any thing
better the niegcrs may as well tho
Deneut OF q hIlle story IRON the other side
OF the water Mr.. Palmer, having seen his company
on 10 Liverpool, Vas returning 20 shore in coaslng
steamer. whom he "Rctlced win alarm that Tue on
GERS OF the steamer seemed 10 be lost In profound
ana gloomy speculation Assessing the second mate.
he venlured 10 Ask whAa the matter mignt BE-
.Don't breathe u 10 SOUL whispered the mate, eau.
tlousy but the OLD msns deucsdly afraid us's losa
his reckoning Good bsavenl' murmursd Palmer,
VIVA, n. meant 'He sys,' observed the mate,
tpat distinctly detects iand broesc when, from
its peculiar odof, locates him OF tue souih Of
Area. Hal hal bal' reared Palmer. Is that ALT
Goa bless me- my dear BOY. 10 are tuss lvo mica u
lsewsrd Of tue Adriaso, ana aheo oaxryns Unela
Ten nigsesp " Liveepookl'S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON SPOT IRREGULAR; FUTURES CLOSED
sTEADY-FLoUR UNCHANGED-wHEAT Low
ER-CoRN QUIEr-oArs FlRMER-poRK
DULL--LARD EASIER wHrsKEY FIEM-PE-
TRoLEUM DUrL-OILs QUIEr-sPIRITs TUR-
PENTINE FIBMER BosIN QuIEr-CoFFEE
FIhM-sUGAR FIRM.
WEDNESDAY, Sept 4-6P.M.
Business was fair In spite OF the rainy weather. and
the markets generally nrm On Change business
was moderate. Flour without decided change.
Wheat was unsettled and lowcr, but closing more
steady. Corn was quiet. Oats 6rmer whiskoy firm.
Pork quiet. Lard easier. Cotton on the spot was
irregular; futures closed steady Groceries were
generally hrm. Oils aud petroleum quiet. RosIn
was steady, aud spirits turpentine was frmer.
CorrEE. The market Tor Brmzils firm. We notc
further sales Of 900 bags 1914 do. s45 do
per City OF Rio Jsnero 800 do per Donat 0f5 per
City of Para. and at Baltimore 123l do per N. " Hugg
all private Mild coffee steady The business
for the week is Summed iolows-1757 sings-
pore, 1855 bags Msracaibo $50 do. Laguayra 754 do
Costa Rica. 6ss do. Mexican. sod In lots for
within The stock Of mild coffee In first hands is
$500 Singapore and II ISL intending 27f do
Maracaibo 35la do Laguayra $40 do Jam aica do
Costa R,cs. 594 do Angosurs AMI 5.oss do Savanila
We quote = Ordinary cargoss. 14<c. 14lc fair do,
I6Isc good do, lie p,ime do. Ike I'VE extreme
range for lots. 14xc i9c Santos. fair to good. leo
16sc. COLT 80 days: Java, government oags 80 24c
do grass mats 23c s2fc Singapore. fec a17c. csyon.
lee ass. Mararaibo. 1910 I7c Lagusyrs, f4c. a
IeSc Jamaica lie 1esc 81. Domingo. 12lc. Ia,ae
Porto Kico. lac 16tsc. Costa ica lie. 17c. Next
can. 15c. 17c. Macassar l7e $780,. AnEosturs iec
lie -nvana. lie. ~ 1890 Curacao. t31r. . iJc
Corros the spot WAS dull and irregular The low
grad freely offered ut gc c under quot stons
The medium grades were not pressed Tor sale, being in
poor s,sofmsnt aud comparatively scarce hoders
were gener, ally disposed to accept reasonable bids
offered from wharf and to arrive the basis Of
IIsxc for middnR Futures closed steady about
terday's closing prices. Tho market opened points
lever before the close the loss regaincd To
closing prices. compared with Yesterdays fol-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05
The Stock Market Buoyant
and Active.
GOLD DOWN TO 100 SO.
Government Bonds Strong, States Neglected
and Railways Active and Firm.
MONEY ON CALL 1-2 TO 2.
WALL STREET.
Cant A a y n

j
Regarding the Stock Exchange as vast laboratory
In which the experiment Of transmitting the base
metal Of IN luck impecuniosi,y and general hard
lnes into the golden Of prosperity rs constantly
going on, the last few days may be considered as
crucibls market, IN whcn prices have crystahzed
and enough Of caiyx formed to promise fair re-
compense to believers IN advancing dgures As hap
pened vest erday, the unusual combination OF dull
market and strong still continued to-day There
not much open day buying Of stocks; but good
deal of Il done sub rosd This, too, By some OF the
largest operators in the street. VINO are extremely
modest men when Il becomes to their advan-
tage to work upon the sly, and who, to
turn IN honest penny, will not hesitate
to conceal from their LETT what their right band
is doing Vita this spirit OF conceament II Is not ex-
traordnary that the operators alluded to have en-
doavorsd hoodwnk the street as TO their real intcn-
tiopx Ostopsiby they have boen depressing the mar
kel actually they have sustaining it, The strong
prices In the face of duness the sharp answering
spurts 10 even moderate demands for shares, are
proofs that all bcarish demonstrations were sham,
ana that the real object was the accum ulation of
cheap stocks. To-days history bears out this pre-
sum ption Firmness was the characteristic in gen.
eraI cases and an advance In special ones Tho
erangers Lake shore, the Hannibal and st. Joseph
STOCKS and Central and Hudson specially promi-
uent in this latter respect The immense grain
riagc telling in a marked degree upon The earnings
Of the Vanderbilt properties, while the equally great
reduction in st. Paul receipts fails to Affect the
price uuiavoraby II Is OF inconsistencies that
the stock market rs made up
RANGE PRIcEs.
Following arc tho opening. highest and lowest
prices Of the day. together with the closing quota
tons:--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LIv xRrooL, Sept 49, m.
Cotton-futures steady. Lard. 31s. sd. cwt. tor
Am.ris an. Spirits OF turpentino. 23s. per c~t.
LoSpos. sept. 4-5:30 p. NJ.
Refined petroleum. s'<d per gallon
HAvRE, sept 4. 1878.
wiicoxs lard closed at 49, per so kiios.
ASrwERr. Sept. 4. 1874
Petroleum. 25jat Tor fine pale American.
sgw yoRK PRODUCE KxcnASGK REPORT.
LfvsRrooL, sept. 4, 1878.
Pork Prime mess Eastern steady 5Js DO. Western
steady 4s Bacon-Cum bcrisnd cut hrmer, 3,s. short
rib iu 81. long clear dull SIS. sd, short clear du
81. Sd Hams Long cut duii. 53s. shoulders dun
2,, ID ef-Indis mess du,i, 7Os. extra mess dull
s7s prime duii. V7s. bard-Prime Western dull
AIS sd isowPrims city steady. Sta sd Turpentins--
spirits dnll, 2Js. hosn -Common steady, a. 3D.; dne
dui. iOs Cheese mercan choce hrmsr t4s. Lard 81!
steady l1s FI0ur-hxtra -tate steady, 2js Nhrat--
winter old. duh. ss I'd. do. new Western. dull es Id
do new southern, dun, 9s. I'd. Corn Mixed old dull
24~ "a new steady, a5s I'd Cottonscea eil-Yeiow
American steady, 3ss
FINANCIAL.
Lorpos. Sept 4. 1878.
India Council bills were allotted to-day declina Of
~ bncn gone into the B,nk OF England on
ba,soes to-day 10 &iJo.op
tnltsd states ~ pr cen. bonds, io,,s 1875 1914
quote per cent rsn,ss ilsr loo tho
Account
PAaas, sep4 4 1878.
EzshAnxs N Lsosasa. 7s6 az,60 Tex shsis ssAs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05

STATE boNpe.
State bonds ct the Board were * higher for Lou,si.
sevens Console ~ TEX and Missouri State Sizes
1885, sold lo2 The series 1887 and 1883 brought
102K.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds were strong and generally higher.
There advance Of ~ 10 iehigh and Wilkes
barro consols, in Erie fourth mortgage, Z IN North
gold and Canada Southern 1rsts, guaran-
tesd, and u In MON Pacific king funds ST. Paul
consolidated sinking funds 93k, Union Pacific
sinking funds to 1OO and c. q. and /. q. rsts as.
Union Pacific nrsts iell of to 1861 Pacinc Railroad
bonds closed follows Union lrsts, 105X los 4
Union land grants, 1861 a LOG; Union sinking funds
100 1909; Centrais, 1857 1906
MEMORANDA.
Tho earnings Of the ST. Paul Railroad Company
show a decrease for tho fourth week OF August OF
sl09 400, and for the month OF August decrease OF
$4,000.
The gold prices OF United States bonds CHER in
this Market and the currency prices arc lower.
The most active issues are the fves of 1884, the
OF 1881 and the CTS
The Oatario Silver Mining Company announces
another double dividend flor Ausus OF 81 per share
or $780, 900 In ALL payable ut the ooe Of Wells, Fargo
L. Co., on the 18th inst.
The following despatch from the W est gives the
movement OF grain at some Of the leading points
there to-day :-Chicago OF wheat, 1885, 100
bushels; shipments, l42,37s do. Receipts Of corn,
3sl, ess bushels; shipments, s44,257 do Milwaukee,
Receipts Of wheat So 700 bushels shipments 500 do.
Receipts Of corn, 600 bushels; shipments, 400 do
The following bonds soid at auction yesterday
in this city and ght tho prices indicated:-
BY order OF executors-$1, 900 Delaware and Hudson
Canal Company first mortgage per cent registered
bond, due 1891, In terest January and july l00Z;
shares National Bank OF Com ucree, 500 each, lis;
25 shares Bank OF America 500 each, 1875; shares
Metropolitan National Bank, 500 each ll7H 81 900
chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad Comp ny
first mortgage per cent bond due 1888 interest jan
uary and July. 1l1H; 10 shares Manhattan Gaslighs
Company, $50 each: 2ooh; 10 shares Broadway In
surance Company, sa5 eacn, 2ooA shares Metro
ropoian Gaslight Company scrip. 1857. For ac.
count OF whom II may concern-$3, 500 Mississ,ppI
Central Railroad Company second mortgage per cent
bonds due 1885, interest February and Augrst, Au-
gust, 1878, coupon on, hypothccatcd $500 each, SIS
10 shares National PARK Bank, 500 each, Soy; 10
shares Second Avenue 'iiroad Company, 800 encn,
AZ; $50 900 Indiana, Boomin ston and Western Rail.
road Company first mortgage extension 7 pas cent
bouds s; $40, 600 Delaware, Lackawauna and wdstsrn
Railroad Company first consolidated mortgage 7 pei
cent bonds due September !, 1904 coupon March and
Septombcr 103.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05


september o. is75.... 129.7as 1857 .7o5 1875
TALLow.-kecei pts-6 hhls II terccs ~ bbs. The
quiet Sales about 80 900 lbs At 7c FOL prime
WnIsKEv. -ltcceipts 1886 bis The market was firm.
whole weak Engs!eme to Liverpool. by usam.
$4,000 bnsheis grain At 6hd 6sd 700 packages but
boxes cheese 4Os; $50 boxes bacon 3os: 100 terces
do quoredEo. Losaen sail 500 ibis Hour Is. AID aud
steam. as.0OO bushels grain 7i4d. 71sd Glasgow,
steam, 100 tons measurement goods. 2os ; BOD boxes
cheese. 4Os 5000 bushels grain private terms: 90
Hull" 100 boxe, cheese. COS Bristol steam, go
BOXES cheese. sos TO southampton. via llni" 20,
boxes cheese. JOs. Cnsrters:--A British bark.
hsocs 70 ii.yrs or Hamburg 5000 quarter.
bark ncnce to Cork Tor orders quarters
grain ia Sorwe sian brig hence to spanish port,
500 bills refined petroleum cccntiv) Mt IS Sd Nor
wegan barE from fhla eiphia TO Genoa. 10 vU cases
refined petroleum ~ 27c Norweran barS hence
10 Trieste, 400 bpbls. regned petroleum. S. sd.
Philadephia the Continent. Dutch $500 bbs DO,
A. norwegian bmrx. hence to organ PHI, 100 bb's
Daphtha Is I'D an American brig IRON PhAdciphia 20
Nncons l45O cases refined potroir st Die N'rwe-
alan bark from Philadelphia nos 1000 bbss. do.
ported at Is 3D.. anu erses. 2Ic: Norwegian OAK,
hence to Swedish port, ITO obls DO. os "a !;
hence German Battle. 4.OOO bbla do. Js.
Grrman bark tons, Plymouth oiicaks. 25s ;
refined petroleum rates. norwegian bark IRON PniiA
delpnis ORDERS no quarters grain 0s Sd QUO
600 same 6 4l1d an American schoon-
err $50 Din Bo,tonl. from Richmond to 'cnrde.ss
charges; an American. bark sos tons from Boston TO
Aspnw ALL with ice Mt $1,000 stevedore char psa aud
IRON Galveston ~ Liverpool cotton quoted at ltl N'r
wcgisn bark from baltimore to LA ochee, 800 quar-
tiers. Is 4sd British steamship to arrive, 100 tons
hence TO stettin, full cargo provisions, as Cd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05
BEYOND HARMS REACH.

In the Harlem Police Court yesterday Emma NO
Pperson applied to Judge Wheeler TO SEND her fifteen.
year-old niece, Mary Dorney. TO tho House Of the
Good Shepherd She told the Judge that Msry1
father had abandoned her mother some four years
ago. and mat tue latter finding herself unable pro.
vide for ner child mad placed ner under tho caro- Of
ner grandmother, Mrs. Mcpherson, who, with her
three bachelor sons resides al No 622 East Sevctccnth
street Tue child she stated further could isnger
i've In security her adopted nome aud she desired
to have placed beyond harms reach. Her request
ufad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05

The opening sales OF mining stocks at San Francisco
wsre:-LsviatbAn. y; TIP Top TX; Navajo 14
Gould and Curry. IL; Savage, IA; Choar Po.osi SO
Ophir, "A; Hale 4 Norcross, OK; Crown Point, II !;
Yellow Jacket. Is; Bscher, l6; Virginia Consolidated
~; California, ID; Overman, 19h; Raymond Ely.
4; Best Belcher, rs; Union Consolidated. 80 70,
II bid; Alpha, 16; Sierra Nevada, 100 1918.
now 100 bid. 1ol asked; Mexican, 80; Eureka Conso
dated, Al; Justice, 91S; Utah, SO a 40
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05
JOHN WHITES VICTIM.

Mr. James ). Myers. who was shot by John White
IN West Twenty-Ibird street on Monday night. has
been mentioned as vice president OF tho Coatins utsl
FIRE Insurance Company. Mr.. Myers never an
onncer but or long ume trusted solicitor Of that
NATL utiuu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05
FORKiGN MARKET.

London advices reported consols u lower, at 94tS
Nx for monsy and at s4H 947s Tor the account.
United ststes bonds arc d u higher, at 1867 Tor
sks, 101 for 1s67s, los for tcn-orties and 1857.
for hvea Erie advanced per cent, to l4l, reacted
10 IL ana rallied to 14h The preferred advanced 81,
10 ai; Reading y. TO II, anu Pennsylvania Central
4, to SO. Tho Bank OF England gained $780, 900
bullion to-day on balance. Az Pans rentes rose to
1884, zoe. and reacted TO 1887 loc.
Foreign exchange was weak. and rates werc re-
duced By the leading drawers to4s3k for bankers
sixty-dsy bills aud ass for demand Actual business
~ conccssona
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

WEDNESDAY. Sept. 4, 1913
RECEIPTS DAYS.
Yarn. Beees. Con. Calses: Lamb. Hoys:
sixtistb street I.9ls Is v4 5,T43 -
f fsf.. sss. x soa ara ivyy
Totals..... .... 4.43I 10 sss s.s75 $3.50
Ne Dor 10. on our last qaotstons Qsaty nrseiy ia the
Vel hts cwt ocwI PROM 81 b. ii lbs. Is 3 en- al
loved net general sales on @ lbs net AZ sixcsn street
catte rms not obtained. q. kahu SOLD Tor Kahn
Co. 10 Kentucky stsest head SIZE ID. - head
H. with SO the iet; a. head iOc per SVc.
per head 10 Fad, 81 Oh per 81 mead;
~ head ~ lv per h. with 81 per head on ~ head
30 head nIlo,sc. per To-. weights "a cwt IA cwt as
cwI cwt Joseph sod Tor seife5 Illinois siesss20
head At she per ib 70 head Mt DC. pcr To- head ~
gc per 10; ~ head 81 loo To-. weights ~ e~ az
skc 9sc. per H.. weight7 100 Kentucky
steers at Be alO4c. per To-. weights ~ cw % Ken
tueky steeIsat osc alU1sc per H.. weights 81 ca cw
Jersey City yards Coney ncPherson sold for irons
cassidy 80 Missouri steers She. sesc lb weights
Ga cwt. cwt for - -. Hedges 10 ~ ONO steers at
luc. lO>sep per ~, weight 80 W.. strvn< tor brown
Tor Letmsn sondhemsr los Virginia steers SC avc.
per To-. weights ~ cwt aJh cwt tor w Vases ~ vr-
snis sseers a. ss4c a s4c per ID, w,ish. "a ewt,
strong; for Chanceior seymour 80 virxinis steers
Laulsrbscn aid ter Waixs xIer,on 40 Texsa steers At
exc In. weight cwt 40 Missouri steers5 head ~
~ nead 81 size Der ib.~sish,s 81 cwt 90 ewt w.
sberm an sold Tor waixsi srt0n 90 grass ed Indiana
s..sr-s' head a. I1se se, ~ hsrd 2, ''sc' ~.
Dassy scld Tor %. Pvss 81 i,ne onsad sac.
per los, - heal At v'4e. psf ". ~eiIh!s . ewt
s'ss .ss io Morris "a % s. rss.s :s ss
ssscs pc ". vsssia sss 4 dsldssa@ids soA - \
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05

It's 800 bushels g. 264 do 80 100 do barley
malt. ~ lIo do -Four was without decided ehAnse no
including state Western and Southern. were ABOUT
II 900 bbIs. Within the annexed range. Rye h,ur
steady. with sales OF 4Dbbls Corn meal Was steaMy
sAleswere 4OD bis within the nnexed range and Ioo
bags city sacked at SIC por cwt Rye was firm loooo
bushels state sold AT 6ic. We quote
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-05

Stock (ascortatueo by
actual count, including
speculation, Septcm-
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Receipts since septem-
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Sales since SepteIn Der /.
Stock this day, Septem.
Dor 4, 1873.
Comparing with stock
September D, lS77.....
Com pairing with stock
September z. 1878.
Comparing with stock