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The New York herald., 1878-09-19
uauiam ana Courtney.

Courtney reaches Lachine to-day, where
Hanlan is already hard at work preparing tor
the great race on the I'd of October. Both
are we'll up in their training and beginning
to get down near racing weight The course,
as was feared, is proving rough, and it
might have been well had Courtney re-
mained week longer at sheltered Owasco.
Unless large liberty is allowed the referee
in fixing the hour of the race should, the
water prove rough on the first day there
will be danger of more Of the vexatious
delay which Saratoga experienced, and
which lasted beyond endurance in the Han
Ian Ross race on the Kennebecasis. Mean
while the interest in the contest steadily
increases, and bids fair to outstrip that
felt in any professional race ever rowed In
America Both men are well so far, they
have the, confidence of their friends, each
has made very fast time in the past, and
everything points either to tremendous
pace over the irst mile or close, hard race
all over the FIVE miles, with q very large as
sembly Of spectators to view the sport.
Although the betting Is now even there IL
The New York herald., 1878-09-19
The Mnssm ch use its Republ lea ms.

The Republican State Convention at
Worcester yesterday was in every way
contrast to its democratic predecessor of
Tuesday. 1t was marked by harmony, dig
nifty, decorum; by nominations which salts
fed the expectations of the party, and by
declaration Of principles from which there
will be little dissent. In the platform the
chief emphasis was laid on the points upon
which the party offers battle to General
say, on the financial question and
the integrity of the republican ad-
ministration of State affairs. 1t makes
no humiliating appeal for democratic sup
port, which would have been symptom
of weakness, although expressing the
opinion that all good citizens ought to
unite against his dangerous and alarming
principles. The platform is firm and strong
on the currency question, aud 1t gives an
unqualified Endorsement of the republican
State officers whose conduct General Butler
has so roughly impugned. 1t goes as
far as it can toward an Endorsement
of President Hayes, but when carefully
read it is found to be no Endorsement at all,
his intentions and pledges being praised
without any assertion that he has fulfilled
them. Evidently the republicans of Massa-
chusetts think his civil service promises
arc mere professions but they approve of
his Southern policy, which has been exc
cuted in accordance with his declarations.
It is evident that they intend to make no
quarrel with the administration and are
disposed to go as fur as they can in giving
ii seeming support.
It may, perhaps, excite surprise that they
did not make more significant overtures to
the anti-Butler democrats. We have no
doub. that their reserve in this respect is
wise and polite. There is more to be
gained by encouraging the democrats to run
regular ticket, and thereby keeping por-
ton of their party out of the Butler ranks,
than by inviting coalition which would
release all democrats with Butler leanings
from any further allegiance to their party.
The New York herald., 1878-09-19

irreconeilable antagonisms. We have
lately observed them in Maine; within the
last two days we have seen their effect in
Connecticut, where Senator Eaton, Cover
nor Ingersoll and other conspicuous hard
money democrats fled from the State Con-
vention when they found that the green
back men had majority; we have seen 1t
still more signally illustrated in Massachu-
setts, where the party is hopelessly cleft
asunder by the candidature of Butler.
There are symptoms of it in New York,
where the Ohio ideas are meeting with a
hospitable reception from the dem
ocratic opponents of Mr.. Tilden. The
diversities Of sentiment in both par
ties are ineradicable. For the tram
sient purposes of an election party
leaders may preach harmony and cry
peace peace but there is no peace. We
are apparently on the owe Of general
breaking up and reconstruction of political
parties, and the so-called national or green
back movement seems to be the battering
ram by which the old organizations are to
be brought down to the ground and re-
duced to the condition of mere materials to
be used in the new architecture. We hope
to see the work of reconstruction begun In
Massachusetts by union Of the hard
money democrats with the hard money re-
publicans against General Butler.
The New York herald., 1878-09-19

A TRUcKMAN who was carting lot Of I'M
stamped lager beer kegs was arrested yesterday
and held in heavy bail by the United States
Commissioner. If all the animated upstamped
kegs around town are to be caught up in this
way the federal courts will have plenty of work
for some time 10 come.
The New York herald., 1878-09-19

The EATIIER.-The depression that was
over the lake region Tuesday has moved
northward with increasing pressure-in fact, it
might be said to have been entirely dissipated,
aud the barometer in that district is nov above
the mean. Another and more extensive
depression is rapidly developing over the
Northern Missouri and Mississippi Valley dis
tricts. TO judge from its present appearance
the movement of this low will be some
what similar to that predicted by the HERALD
for the one that has just passed to the north. 1t
il probable, however, that its course will be
more to the south, so that we may expect that
il will influence the weather in our district dur
ing its passage, which will take place about the
end of the week. The barometer s high over
all the Central Valley and Eastern Gulf dis
tricts. 1t is highest OH the South At
Iantic coast. Rain has fallen only IN
the Northwestern districts. In the other
sections, with the exception Of the lake
regions, the weather has been fair. The winds
have been fresh on the Atlantic coast and III
some parts of the lake regions. Elsewhere
they have been generally light. The tempera-
turc has fallen in the lake regions. 1t has risen
elsewhere The weather in New York and it's
vicinity to-day will be slightly cooler aud partly
cloudy. Tomorrow it will be warmer and
partly cloudy in the morning, followed by tom
,.nrarv clearing.
The New York herald., 1878-09-19

THE CArrAIS of the steamer City of Fitchburg,
of the New Bedford line, distinguished himself
yesterday afternoon by cutting yawl that
chanced to come in his way in two, and n few
minutes later by sinking canal boat. Having
accomplished these feats this bold mariner
proceeded on his way in search, perhaps OF
other unfortunate craft, never stopping to even
inquire whether he had drowned one man or n
dozen. Luckily no lives were lost but no
thanks are due the captain of the City of Fitch
buru
The New York herald., 1878-09-19

little doubt that Hanlan's great activity and
Courtney's comparative retirement during
the past summer have turned public opinion
decidedly in Hanlan's favor, not only
throughout Canada but in many parts OF
this country as weN. If the rough water
continues at Lachine he will have de-
cided advantage over his rival.
The New York herald., 1878-09-19

The EVIDENCE in the Billings murder trial
yesterday was for the most part OF purely
technical character. The case of the accused
is growing darker every day, and his counsel
will not find it easy task to dispcl the cloud
Of suspicion that has been raised against him.
The New York herald., 1878-09-19

The INQUIRIES and Investigations growing
out of the famous Erie litigation seem to be in
terminablc. An English chancery commission
has arrived to help unravel the mysteries Of
one of the numerous side issues in the great
legal controversy.
The New York herald., 1878-09-19

COMMISSIONER HOWE and the Mayor were,
we are told, in consultation yesterday upon the
forthcoming report of the Street Cleaning
Bureau They will find valuable data in the
pages of the HERALD for the past six weeks.
The New York herald., 1878-09-19

THE ARRIVAL here of the Chinese Embassy
Oh their way to Washington indicates that the
diplomatic campaign against the Kearncyitcs
has almost begun.
The New York herald., 1878-09-19

In New ORLEANS the yellow fever appears
to be as virulent as ever. Nearly seven
hundred new were reported yesterday.
The New York herald., 1878-09-19

THE INCREASE OF nearly four thousand chill
drcn in the school attendance this year com
pared with last is one of the satisfactory moral
and material signs Of the times.
The New York herald., 1878-09-19

WALL STREET YESrERDAY.-Thc stock mar
kct was active and prices advanced. Govern
mcnts were strong, States weak, railways
buoyant. Gold was steady at 1OOss and money
easy on call at l l. = per cent.
The New York herald., 1878-09-19

The ACTIoN of the Park Commissioners yes
terday in dismssing one of their officers who
ventured to criticise their management will
hardly meet the approval of the public.
The New York herald., 1878-09-19

SECRETARY SHERMAN. we are informed by his
brother-inaw, is tired of public life. Probably
the brother-in-law would like to have his place.
The New York herald., 1878-09-19

FIVE YEARS in the Penitentiary, the pun
lshment meted out to the footpad who assumed
the role of a policeman in Central Park last
month for the purpose of plying his business,
will be an effective lesson to that class Of
ronfr
The New York herald., 1878-09-19
TRIPLE SH e d Il
NEW YORK. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1878.

The probabilities are that the aoeathGr n New
Fork aud its riciniy to-day ,riH be slightly cooler
aud partly cloudy Tomorrow IL aciH be marmcr
nnd partly cloudy in the morning, Jollored by
temporary clearing.
The New York herald., 1878-09-19

AMODENLN - ~ NlOA1s
PARK THEATRE-HURRIcANEs.
BROADWAY THEATRE -THR NEW MAGDALEs
BOOTH,s THEATRE-JASE SHORE
wALLACK's rHEATRE-CLARrssA HARLowE
BowERY TnEA1RE-TnE STRIKE
AMERICAN INSTITUTE FAIR.
STANDARD THEATRE-orks VERDICT.
UNION SQUARE THEArRE-oLIvIA
rIFTg AVENUE THEATRE Roxxo AND JULIET.
LyCEUM THEATRE-JosHuA wHTcoxn
GERMANIA THEATRE-DoRr uSD srADr.
NIBLU'S GARDEN-MAzEPPA.
NEW YORK AQUARIUM-LIvISG WONDERS
CITY THEATRE-TuE DRuSKAnD's hoNx.
GRAND OPERA nOUsE-TnE NRw FRITZ.
SrL!NWAY HALL-CoscgRr.
TIvOLI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
THEATRE COMIQUE-vARIErY.
SAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELs.
TONY PASTOR'S-vARIErY.
HAYMARKEr THEATRE-vARInrY.
ST. JAMES THEATRE-vAnIErY
GlLMORE'S GARDEN-TnoMAs CONCERTS.
KURTZ ART GALLERY -IuE TELEPHONE
THEATRE BRIGHTON VARIETY
BROAD ST. THEATRE, Philadsipha-RoBERr HELLER
The New York herald., 1878-09-19
Unsettled Condition Of the
Turkish Provinces.
AUSTRIA'S DIFFICULT. TASK.
Politics on Both Sides of
the Rhine.
ENGLISH BUSINESS PROSPECTS.
TBY CABLE TO THE HERALD

LONDON, Sept. 10, 1873
The prediction received here on the 18th inst
from the HERALD Weather Bureau tnat storm
centre would arrive on our coasts about the 18th
has been completely fulfilled. For some time past
the gradients have been steep over these Islands,
and the winds have been generally brisk. Yesterday,
however, the barometer fell very rapidly and q
furious gale sprang up from the northwest. The
prediction above referred to was as follows:--"A
storm centre is crossings II vii! probably reach
British and French coasts about the 1sth attended
by rains and strong southeast and northwest
WINDS y -
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17

Cork orders $3.50 Or grain Ca; British bark s3s
to BOrloauN, Mar.And Tobacco 21s I'D From Phls
delphis Amer bark tO Lisbon 22j0O bush gTa I6c
gold Norwegian BARK 65j TONS to Genoa. refined Petroleum
4 3D. Per bbl Die gold per case Belgian snip 10 Antwerp
1900 bb- d0. Is.
OILS Inssed fr1. fairly active o3eGic; others quiet
unchanged
PETROLEUM-A0cu steady sales 1000 bbis Refined at
l2c 10000 do l5e- prompt delivery Crude N ouK
6siG lei bbs 9qc Nsphtha 6i,67c.; Refined, ~ here
7se in Philad lpis 20 7sc in H'more cases
here l5al7c; Uni'e opened 81 30 closed 81 36s asked
after standing AZ 81 3sie- sales 5000 bbls
Observation-Disclosures opened easier ciose1
strong rather speculative inquiry sales loo bbs Mes
Spo choee lot sl2 30 Loco bp- March, Sl2 l5dSI2 ~
closing. Sl2 -; l750 bDs April, $l2 2j6s2 20 BEEE
Firm sales 300 tcs City Extra Inia Mess 81 ;Bti-f
HAMS-Dull unchanged ....-CUT MEATS-Qniei sales,
80 boxes Clear Bellies Light average Gsc Mlddes, IN uod
demand closing irmer; Long Clear. 6d6isc; sales
100 C!ea: 6c.; 300 boxos Long AND snort
Clear near by delivery private terms and 81 West oOo p'Scs
Long and short Gear February and March~b 90 ~ "
DRESSED HOGS-Stoady city, JaJssr heavy TO lght.
LARD Opened easier closed higher and firm far trade sles
6j6 tcs Prime spot ana arive 81 u0. I0 Closing
- 5: lO0cs. grade 20 80 SEQ tcs prlm" steam anna
81 4ds7 70 $3.50 tcs February ~ 75@%1 80 closing
81 $500 March, - ~ 0s1 D.. closing 81 % l3O
APRIL - 81 qss closing -; CT steam l-m sales jio
es ~ 1O Refined moderate business sales lo tes Sohl
part - O66fS lsa4 .....BUIrER and Clff'r-.ts
last noticed FGtiSUnseed. dull Long island new
Jersey Sr2Oc STATE Pennsylvania l66lsc Western 70
RICE-tluiet, steady CaGlina. Common 10 Chote .
&c. LOUISIANA 5o4aGsc. Hangoop IN bond J'se34r sou
SEED Dull unchanged. . ,
SUGAR-rav quiet. veIy firm the Ioilo sold vssut9ay
pha 74c, Fair Good Refining, 7pG7He Cent ringal
ssssic Refined fairly active Unchanged; Hards 's"0'ec;
STEARIN~Sieady 77s-. Prime Western.
wiiIsKEY--Dull. sales, GJ bbs u Osasl Ooae. per
gallon.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUKOpEAN MARKETs.

i:vgnrocI. Jan. lc PORK Eastern dun az g.. west
EN- iui at D.. BaoOn-CumbrTlaud CHi. dul NJ 81
short bdu 49, Long Clear dul a. 70 cd; -hcri CicHr
81 Oh Hams-lOng cut steady at ~ -hoit - dul
at 2G Brcf-Iudia Mess duii al J3 Extra Mos steady
at III Prime Mess steady at 80. l9r'-PIme Western
STEADY ~ 40. TalOw Prime Cy dullaI 4p"d. IufTeuune
SPIRITS steady 2, Od ROsNOmfnOn steady ~ IbL llpe
dlla 10 Cheese American Choice steady b3Ul Lard on
duh 4Gf. Fl0urExtTa STATE duh NJ 36d. wheat o.
] spring dull at ID. No spring dull al loHli WIN
steady aJ lGL Cornod Axed S0n sicady at 70 3D.;
STEADY ~ 81. Cotton seed On-folio" American,
IN Tie market -. .
duOaby tower Mddng Cplands G4i. Mlddlug Orleans,
Gssd; 5000 bales. tudng luOO bales for
speculation and export. Receipts 1900 bales includ
Ing Ia 200 American Futures opened I'D chotDer,
recovered the decline: Upiands, 10"
Middnng clause January delivery, 6'sd: also o'sd
upauds, Low MiddlDg CLAUSE February and hhrch nclV
cry Ghd also. 6s1d; Uplanis Low Mddng clause March
April delivery Ga?d; Cplands Low Middlng ciane
April and MAY delycy 0'd Upands, Low M,tding clause;
NAV and June delivery, Gi1gd; Crlands Low MiaIling
cisse AID July delivery, 6s Cpands Low Midding
Low Middng clause, shipped February and March, sal
Glad. - --,- ~,
IIvEgPOoI@ Jan. 49, m.-Cotton-Fnnrcs weak Up
lands Low Midllng clause. February and March delivery.
60 ed.; also G'agd 80 - . a., ,o,
cWt for Long Clear Miides .-,-- M m.
InSpoS ian 1850 y. TnPeAned Petroleum. ssd9'4d
er gallon Spirits Of 1urpelne "a Sd p2i cd per cwt
ioSpOY Jan -Eyening.-LinseeG OIL 42b ID per Ton
ASrwYRp, Jan. l6foiIoeiin. 2sa francs Tor nhe paic
American. - ooo - ,.,.o. m. ..io. y, ~. A. o.
included 5000 bales American iutures-upiands L""
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
LIVE STOCK MARKETS TELrGnArn.


BrFF,Io S. s.. Jan lG.-C trrF- Receipts today. 32i
fpi he thus 1r. O.r head, nptint 1.@ o h.i
rfc. decrease Of - cars. consigned through "j ears
'flr.ct clsi,i. luptly r.r. hjrrrf aud rirU
pr dc, clippers 81 lj1 - -" Cror' steer. ~ Jla
= 30 StcG,rs and F cr- NJ - 2jHsi best sai,a dis
los,d o.
SEP AND LtNE r- g. day loo head total for The
wtc. thus far lI.iO0 hrd sEau. l".fOp act last week
consigned hroucr Better c"iins b-.t grades
ami tending up owing 9" ngt -npa' fr g. ''"oi Wt,lrri
Shor ai = 2"ct,, 60 lambs, - - - common ar
5Or<i oncriHgt manly 1ir 20 mc.un qHiiiy ANA all
di.ppTci Df; s1rs ri cars
NOs--ltccoiptS 0d $50 mead total Tor the week hu.
H 100 head. ia.i 2jjO head ll-t week Cousg 'd
through ~ Makt active au higher run leht, ANA
G.u'.d good: I0rAr Good TO tiWcr Nl'titd. ~ ~ lJd
- - heavy Grades. muOn to Ch0rr a. ~ SjH:l 10;
cogsc 5gs ~ s" Jtd tJi best sfc disposed 81 sales oi
20
E,sf LmEgfT Penn. Jan. 10 G-CAfrE- RrrtiDts to-day.
81 tiIoug. aud l1j head OF yafl stock total
f,r ddya, 527 head o through ana l,l67 heed Of
vd stock sies Of best a $5o = - Medium nt II 'a|3
HpGs-H receipts today. 3G2o head: for Gays.
1910 head iorkcr- al - JOdSi 10. Pmadcphn ut n
:, 10
S.f?-R Receipt, to-day. LOO head total for two days.
4.crO head selling AZ ~ 35G'.J -.
tucAGp Jan IL 1tr lrOtr' JoUT1Ti reports; HOES
Receipt, 900 shipments Gup H1r6ct i,I' ar; opcu'
strong higher cl0rd a u.ic prices. Oc nWr Mixed
Parking, 50 d,1si 81 eht acuvc. bat steady a - Dba a
Choice Heavy +id-i TO- many remain unsoll
CNuE-l,ccepts "a DO shipments $50. rU fancy high
and ~o,EpIs strong aud actHe $3a$3 90 fair supply
Buchcr5 weak lower and dragging. cows :; io02R y
Sec Od+3 -: BIis. - 3t0 - - Colorado SiCers
G3 4Od1 ~ 30 Cows - 4Ouf2 62is
sHGEr-cceipt, 1900 shipments GOO; shipping 81 p u
s. l2a Butchers % 5oa - market quiet and eAscr
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
EUROPEAN rINAyCIAL MARKETS.

IOSDON Ian lj-l9:3O =. -Consps 9j7a FOR both
and THE account l. = bonds, four aud hall ger cents
fOJls 1868 iG7 Tenfnriir coupon, ltS'l New hNcs.
lOGi- coupon Erie RAILWAY shares. So do pr 'crrc
9ol Illinois Central. 7i NeNJerscv Central. l., Read
ING Raj road l62 NcWJcrsey Central CO-O O.. lC rate
Of di.coni months bls in The mir%e per
cent which u"r below ihc B1h O; England rat"
LOSuOS Jan li3O T. n.C9nsols, 3i'i1 COR both money
ana "a" account PaTf adNi'es quoe nVe per 'Fh t III
las francs - c-n;0lcs foI the account.
IoNDoN Jan Id-3:SO p m-Ncw-icrsry Central cr3s'ls.
sc The amount Of bullion withdrawn from the BANK 81
ENGLAND on balance. today. - sl1l.or0 .
IGNpGN Y nj. bonds. & ana one hdt
rrr cents lO lSG7s les rVts, lhG It!c Raj Say
shares 81: do preferred. %; Pennsylvania Cen'rAi ~
clnsuls,
cuf reiteS francs f1I tEc account Con"ls
qJs,. fur 9th money and The aro0It.
PARIS Is. Exchange o. London - francs iua cri
times for short sight.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
financial.
ERIE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE

III T. 4 4 -
~ su. Court OF tho Siateo New Yok-Ihe Farmers
Loan Trust Company plaintiff agaDst The Ere alway
othe deeDdents virtae and puieuant
10 Judgment decree sale rendered and
entered al Special Term Ct the said supreme Court IN tie
above entitled aciiOn the seventh day q! November A. I,
l7- Tcknpr Curtis Reorcr app0Diet therein 10
property both real personal ana mixed meoDe IN me COM
plaut action and men0red ia Tue sah Jusent am
doree beng the mofggcd OK intended so 10 DE " e
plsuilf the Farmers oan and Trust company D mort
caz hearing fourth day OF February, A. d. lt74
give tbas the twenty fst y oi January
in the wear 1878 at O'clock noon the Merchants TX
York Bernard Smyth AucGoncer sia procee' 10 sen
shall sell public auction 20 the highest bcr i0r CASH
WAYS of tie said company Including Piermon on the
Hudson including the final terminus Of the SAID
railway Lake Erie, and the railway Known as tne NeW,
burg Branch from Newburg 10 the man lne ara ats MI
that railway designated tho Buffalo Braneh i
the Rsiluay extending from Hornellsyle u Atuca IN
the Of New lerk and also all other railways beoeh
then, together with all the lands tracks
lines rails bridges buildings PIERS wharve structures
rights the said company and also all the locomotives en-
giIs. tenders carriages tools, machinery. nanuac
red ctured materials coal wo0l and supplies OF
every kind belong apperaing 10 the said company
and l tOlls Income profits arising out OF sad
property aud all rights receive recover the sanc also
all tho right title aud interest terms aud remainder OF
nature 10 law or n equity conveyed or ASS gned
York and Erie Railroad Company or unto the
Enc Pailway Company BY the Union Ralroa company py
the Buffalo Bradford and Pittsburg Railroad Company by
The Valley Railroad Company AMI Dy
Long Dock Company also all and singular the choes IN
r.ou Stocks bonds accounts bills receivable aud other
evidences Indebtedness easehOd estates contracts ana
other property IN the said Judgment mentioned ,. ,.
Given under nv hand nc ths city OF NewforS ths sAh
' GEORGE. TICKNOR CURTIS Referee.
TURNER LIE & MCCLURE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
1--WE STOCK MARKET.


y Gnd 80 a, gG, making I'm & nfa as; wr~k % con
,rr ia bc aE Of sum 1e e We % r ' va" vo,Gc
for lively trade but has been coll - shoit Tim" mar s
city TIE stock vas of very E,uc rrr quality 70 that o.
The nirks was very slow dT4gsc ovs Tie close on,
,,. ~ tae ~ ~ ear Ga.' & oH '" Grnr al '''' m 50 That
dealers hia tcr psns lacNed ara sail ticy 3 v"n9
per pound below nay prices tor III sam" sr'n OF
gSt.r ~ oDti, 81 me % p9i , ~ ,, a. rcv and
stock very readily small fraction above Mondays
briSctn ne s,eac p;r of t~y ami sonly, ~ good
lis aad over iicc .i jersey CIV The noitcao "a
the large supply ~ tffn@'c
aud Texas cattle the largest number we have had To- s''a
weeks ,... o.. -. .. ,-., e,,,sic se
al She; Il oc ~ at .'ar.. mo.y 80 q %: Il "- %
m ooc i q ~ s & @ a, Il i p1,I T. q r. a i pr. ri % y s. j. At
II &c, 3S h. Ay'raco'prge .c agln't .'i on - 1,:il'y.
rs = T. AZ a, & - s n iSr T t r. =, 81 &C. az an .Sc IS :
~ i,'5 - ~ a. !ye - Sta ~, ' II ''' % ~ ''
l%s M ii'' b. a" & ( 5 f'' f.: a IL TO- .o5 - al c 20
stegti 3 atas sold Mi..oiTi II7c r.. She u -
ao l-l5 d. a. &c. ';c c e5'a 60 ' i y ~ .i , e "a m a @ 1'
- tEua'. is;2 b at 2'l. Is n: 5ldc. ii2 d. 9ic,
i 257 H. al sc 5 i dc , e,,r $ r. It ec ido III5
oui!er s ! r % T4y1 * n j, A q F'.,! q . -;a5 b
ll.o - So - a.. ''c To- ~ " ." "a ~ 80, ~
d. .S n r. = Al , .1 M t .s 2a ~ al f, i 10 i,l e
: oDenneu old 'or wovel An,'ton - ch'rfr" 92 r.
VI she. - y IL t"Hn'I Illinois - ~ d. a' '' ICES '"''
NJ Goasmt, so Il ior j. .ciLscIi ~ chrokc.. 81 cw.
a. Hs3' 20 % ~ f'i n% Ia aol q. ~ IN @ an &
o. G r. IN ' & Ion Alf. H. 'is.i.,i W.. 81 - g. -
II 2; 9c, p. aiI 5cr. each lCd' l!.o u, at ac and
j. waiycl soll for warrh AGct"n. 2l f-'our io72 r;
iup-, l.-2. q, ai "t.. 81 VI, ahH rfci -
%. l-ie %. 20 9~c' 'ad - e'c. II "o '"- H. q" i'e
J. voacl ,,A Cor Y >o,r g. Illinois l.la1 o.. a -, 50
- io.. I.l'2 n O. an = zach st'.. in i al &c.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17

Ro,raN Mas Jan lG-WoOi--Thc market is generally
unchaur. nfcr4 are nr. but there great
hl trade manufacturers -t continue L. purchase uu
moderately. rltrr H. however cpnudcut ieriiuG, nud
Lnd- e not i.pnsd rct1c desirable lots except at
ful ,Iirr. Olo Ptnn-y anl FlecoeS nt i3~
iGc for medium AID NN WISCONSIN,, Mictran and other
Fleece, - ."ai2c; and t"ibne aud Dclinr Fleece, al
luu,5c fpr Low and Coarse; and 3eU
:,jr for fnva.hei: super aud Pulr,, fair demand
sa..at 3, a!G- In california Wool The sales al li@
2jc, ial. and 2jd32 for e.rnS
pPtET CLOTHS MARKET.
PGOVIuRNCF H. Jan. lG.Ihric Wa6 no business done IN
oth and quotations are uoUinay unchanged
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17

N0hey was generally and per cent on call to-jay
and In good demand There is no change in
paper The United States Treasury al Washington TO.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
securities were sold to-day at the
Shipments.
Receipt.

The following were the receipts and shipments ~
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day, as re-
ported 10y telegraph:
Pecepts. Shipments
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
financial.


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"A, NIW.YORK AND RROOKIY GAS STOCKS AND
Sccrl r dc an in also 81 IFA 10 MUTT Land CITIZENS
OF ROCHESTER, GAS STOCKS BOUGHT and SoID, by
GEO. y. PRENilSS,
Broad 81 y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1878-01-17
vI'O HOLDERS Of OHIO STATE STOCKS

II II IN
Nutlcc that the mt TEST ~ the funded
OF ONO the .lS daT OF jar itdy 1915
will be- paid ~ EXrhangc Rational Bank New
orK CITY from l6 prOxmo and hereafter at
office ~ this CITY The transfer BOOKS VIII o. c,5ed on le
18Th inst AMI VII remain Iniil January ~, 1878
JAMES " MILIINM-, Aud.t): ~ state.
MILTON BARNES, secretary ~ S(atcs
JOHN III TIE, Attorney q, neral.
COJfinis- OF sinking Fund 0f state or OEi0
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