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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-11
DISSATISFIED BoNDHoLDERs.

SALE OF THE MoNTcLAIR AND GREENWOOD
TESTED.
petition has been presented to Chancellor Run
yon, of the Court Of Chancery of New Jersey the
name of George Walker and Amzi Dodd, trustees Of
the bondholders of the Montclar and Greenwood
Lake Railway praying that the late sale of that road
be set aside and asking that it be resod that the
present receiver continue to hold it, under order of
the Court until such sale shall have taken place
The Master in Chancery is also requested to report
what bondholders entitled to the benefits Of the
late sale of the road.
is claimed in the petition that the road was sold
for pl560UO by Cyrus w. Field, Abram $. Hewitt and
John b. Dumont. the committee appointed by the
bondholders of the Montclair ana Greenwood Lake
Hallway under the plan of reorganization and that
the condition Of this plan was that nobody could
participate in the benefits of the sale unless he had
deposited his bonds and paid his assessment Of five
per cent or before September TO- At that date the
petition says, the holders OF only $4,000 Of the
100000 Of bonds had come in. On the afternoon
previous to the sale. it is claimed, Abram s. Hewitt
bought S3G9OOO. or majority of the first mortgage
bonds i'll the interest OF the Erie Railway paying or
the same hfty-ive cents on the dollar some Of these
bonds belonging to himself and others to Cyrus w.
Field. Norris X. Jessup and Arthur w. Benson.
the three first being members of the purchase
ing committee. The reorganization meeting
took place in Jersey City, and at this meeting many
OF the bondholders excluded The claim is set
up that the bonds bought in the interest of Erie
invalid under the plan OF reorganization agreed
upon as the holders OF the same had not deposited
them nor had they paid the assessment in the pre-
scrbed time. 1t is also claimed that the purchasing
committee could act only for those who had COM
piled with the plan and that the bonds purchased by
the Erie were simply entitled to pro RITA distribu-
ton Of the proceeds of the sale.
The matter was argued and the papers lodged with
ing for the petitioning bondholders and Cortlandt
Parker, in the interest of the Erie Railway.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALvEsroN. Dee 10, 1873
Cotton weak and irregalar; mddlng. she; low mid.
sas sHsa rss SH
AS. Sales, s,oai. Stock. 1898.
NKw ORLEANS, Dec. 10, 1873
Gotten weak MD se low Rssa sHSs
Exports TO France, AIS. Sales 1000 stock 22aSA7
Cotton weak and Irregular; mddiing SIZE. low mid
ding % sSsd orans ss rssHi sss
2.O0o. Stock, s5,2sl.
demand mss syA s. P 'ss no IsTs
se good ordinary ms Mt rseog,s s7dg bales
1855 70 tho continent. 1853 Sales, 1900 stock, 81 i
s, ,,,.o,, wm.scros M, N g. Dec Best, 10 o ISIS
81 ~ for strained Crude tupenne steady 81 Is for
hard and ~ - for yellow dip and virgin Tar steady ~
rcd 5' WABASH. ID extra wSlss Corn
sss is''i Il
% sa,a S 10 ss ssa ia " s,Asss
IN bond Peas quiet; Canada held at et IN bond Corn
s. ss %asGs
Nsw Yos 10 & Ss%s gran 70 aaS s Dss
100 ib: shipmsnis-Fioar, LOO bills. barley. f35o
bushels 49, -
Flour IN fair rcqncst price, UNCHANGED sales so obls
prices urn and steady sales o9 bushels Kansas At Ale
sw ." asd oiss ss ys
inquiry " unchanged prices Provisions duh and nm
bbL shor! cut clean, sl2 do Smoked mea,s~Hsms
s sss IS 70 a" %rd scS VS. Do Lard
dull and slow Of sale ticrces aud bbs ~ y 81 tubs
and kegs 81; pals 81 90 s. and 50 Other articles
changed. Railroad frcghts unchanged; wheat, Dsc. ;
corn to New York. Grain in store-Whcat
ss AL bushels; corn, s27 400 do; oats l5i 900 do.
barley, l2i.72D do rye, 593lI do malt. 1929 Total
1850 bushels Lake recepts-Flour 800 bills wheat
5000 bushels. Railroad reccipts--Four, 500 bbls.
wheat rs 500 buslels corn 5000 do oats 10000 do.
barley 600 do. Railroad 'shipmcnts--Whcat oi,,p5
bushels corn, % 900 do; oats 81 oo do barley 600 do
DRrRotr, Dec. 10, 1878.
Flour quiet but firm sales $50 bills white ~ 10 Wheat
lower; extra white Michigan. o,c No white Michigan,
p3sc.; December. atasc; january, srsc;; April Dole
Corn dull aud steady No yellow, 4uc high mixed S'ac
No MIXED, sc; No Do sl,sc. Oats hrm and IN mod
crate demand. No. white, 2Iisc 2sc; No do ne
No. mixed. 25tsc. 26c No. do, 25c Ciovcrsced-
Prime IS w. choice Dressed dull and lower ~
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT UNCHANGED; FUTURES CLOSED
wEAK-FLoUR QUIET-wHEAT LowER-CoRN
HEAVY - OATS QUIET-PORK QUIET - LARD
EASY-wHISKEY EAsIER-sPIRITS TURPENTINE
DULL-RoSIN DULL-PETROLEUM DULL-CoF-
FEE DULL-SUGAR DULL.
TUESDAY. Dec. 1O-6PM
The markets were still quiet, business being
stricted by the severe storm. On Change but little
was done. Flour was quiet Wheat dull and
lower. Corn dull and heavy Oats were quiet.
Whiskey easier. Pork quiet and easy. Lard
was shade easier. Cotton on the spot was un-
changed Futures closed Groceries generally
duh, q also naval stores oils and petroleum.
ASHES quoted at 4Gc sc. for pots and 5Ac for
pearls
AsrInosr ruled firm a l21kc. gold for reguus.
BskswAx was quiet and quoted at 27c.
CorFKx--The market for Brazils without change
and dull At Baltimore sale of 1000 bags Rio per New
ton mado before arrival vessel arrived Saturday.
Mild coffee dull We quote :Ordnary cargoes, lie.
Ike fair do lac. l4lac good do, l44ac l4c prime
do, l5A4c l5Ac extreme for LOTS lie a17sc.
Santos, fair to good 144c. Ike, gold, 90 days. Java
government bags 22c 23c do. mats, 2c. 24c.
Singapore, Ice. l7c.; Ceyon, Ice. lie; Maracabo
1876 l6kc. Laguayra, lac l6c Jamaica, 14c. &c.,;
St Domingo, li1ac l2c; Costa Rica. l5c. lsc. Next
can 15c 161ac Angostura, &c., TIC; savana, lsc.
CooPERAcE SrocK in moderate demand steady.
81 sS sugar shocks with heads ssinch s. Is 50; do
do 36neh, 81 40 VI 20; box shocks, soc zoe
f prime; ssg' so ss a ssogs
. .ss s1 Ssr bot q W
bolt 7c tarred Manila lie sisal rope,
Corrox the spot duh, but unchanged. Futures
na to the prices
today, compared with Mondays, were as follows:-
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There large attendance the Real Estate
Exchange yesterday, when Muller Son offered for
sale at public auction the grounds. buildings and
machinery of the New York Steam Sugar Refinery,
by order Of the Board Of Directors. Tho description
OF the property-which about sixteen city
lots. with nine story brick refinery. covering four
lots; nine story brick sugar house. covering two
lots nine story brick drying house. covering one
small lot; seven story brick filter house, covering
lot about fifty by fifty; seven story brick raw
sugar house. covering two LOTS an Office and yard,
covering two lots facing South street, and four
leasehold vacant lots the southwest corner Of
Montgomery and South streets-was read and bids
were called for The entire property was offered in
parcel and started ut $4,000 After spirited
bidding, covering about fifteen Misunderstanding
which the price gradually advanced-the property
knocked down to Peter Moeller for SO. 49, The
details of the day sales are rs folows:-
II. MuLLER
The grounds, buildings and hinery complete, of
the New York Steam Sugar Refinery. situated on
South Wafer. Cherry and Montgomery SITS, with
square OF ground in lee simple and 1 lease
hold lots on south st., being held under leases
per amman and and assessments, to Peter
similar sale Of tho three story brick factory stu
ued on the G. Of Chrystie between Canal and
Bayard sts No - chrystic ST., with lot 252,ax
1908 to William Henry 10000
Foreclosure sale-Danie Tomlinson rctcree--of the
four story brick factory and four story brick
80 IT. Of Rvington st. to plaintiff. ......... 1880
Also similar sae-Benjanin +. Romaine, Jr, ref
with lot IS Tx No. = I4s Sd av W. s. sos Il, n
of Ii7th to John McCool.. $500
Foreclosure ssle--Edward Patterson, referee-ofs
lots each oxlu03, ON tho 5. of West 62d St,
loO IT, O. Of 9th av TO John Townshend.. 5000
Totai....--- .S53.u6O
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NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER H. SHEET

nessee skies. old; az per cent lower for Louisiana
sevens consols. and per cent lower for Tennessee
skies. SERIES and steady for North Carolina is
In railroad bonds there was an advance of u
in Jersey Central adjustment bonds. and Missouri.
Kansas and Texas seconds; y in Winona and St. Paul
seconds and Jersey Central rsts. consos aasented.
and q in st. Paul sinking funds and Northwest gold
sevens. There decline of u in Denver and Rio
rsts aud Missouri Kansas and Texas consols.
assented. Chicago ST. Paul and Minneapolis regis
tered rsts issued the rate of $4,000 per mile and
the road run in connection with the Chicago and
Northwestern Railway. have advanced to s56. The
exports of domestic produce from the port Of New
York for the week ending this date $6l64.702.
against S65s3 1877 for the corresponding week last
year. and S6.662, $40 in 1876. The total exports of
produce since January this year 1927 500.
against S277 for the same period last year. and
S257 lS8. 656 in 1876.
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81 Receipts-Flonr 7. 400 bills wheat 1900 bushels;
corn, l.Sp do oats. 2.oL0 do Shpmcnts-Flour, l0uD
bills corn. 1900 bushels; oats, ! 800 do.
TOLEDO, Dec 10, 1879
Wheat duh and lower: amber Michigan. spot and Decem
per Stse asked 93ssc bid: January, 9fac. asked. ac
bid sales. February Sole; No red winter spot. held ut
s5c; December held at Ole February 9oic asked 9oc
offered Corn dull No > 3is4e asked Sic bid held
81 Receipts-Wheat, 5000 bushels; corn, 2sooO do
shpments-Whsat,2 10000 bushels corn 2o,ooo do.
CscisSArr. Dec 10. 1878
Flour duh and unchang ed Wheat heavy red ana white
Soc. 95c receipts, 3.+sD bushels; shipments,
Corn quiet 32c, spot 33c seller January Oats strong
~ 23c bic. Rye quiet but hrm ,sc asked Barley
fair demand: prime fall 81 90. Pork dull 81 bid -
asked Lard easier steam - 30 81 S. closing inside
clear rib So TO- clear sides 81 Is bacon dull shoulders
5c clear rib &c. clear sides, 4c Whskey active and
firm at 81 o. Butter steady aud unchanged Sugar quiet
and unchanged. Hogs, active firm and higher; common
butchers 81 s. 90; receipts des5 head Shipments
900 do
CHICAGO, Dec. 10. 1878.
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat dull. weak aud
lower No. red winter. s6iac.; No. = Chicago SPRING
Siac aslsac. cash. SIZE s2isc January s2ac. s2sSc
February; No do, 6ilxc tsc; rejected. a3c bic
Corn dull and shade lower 3o5sc. cash, o,c january
February rejected 26c Oats dull and shade lower
ls>4c lFsc, cash l9sc Doe. January; rejected l6c
Rye steady and unchanged. Barley dull and lower Bjc
cash; extra No at 5oc dc. Pork dull and shade
ruary Lard dull, weak and lower; IS so cash - aoa
- 5aH january IS 57is 81 60 February. Bnlkmeats
duh, weak and lowcr shoulders, 81 CO. short rib - o.
short clear, ss 80, all boxed Whisky 81 o5 Receipts
DO: oats, 5000 do rye 5000 do barley, 1900 do
shipmentsFlour, 1900 bills. wheat 5000 bushels
corn 100 do oats 81 900 do barley, - ooD do At the
close-Wheat heavy and lower; sihc cash. sisc. asked
January; saic asked February. Corn quiet weak and
1c lower. Oats easier isc lower. Pork dun
and DC lower Lard dull - so January - o7 February
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Wheat was dull and easier and kinds were
inal The following the bid and asked prices
second call ;--Dccenber No spring, o3c bid. y6stc
asked: January do, zoe. bid Use. asked February
pie bid v,c asked; No. Northwest, for January noe
bid No red winter for December III Ujis bid 81 Ostt
asked; do January 81 OLA bid u 0S asked; do. Febr
nry 81 tSl, bid, 81 10 asked. The sales Including
1000 bushels future delivery were 225 900 bushels
81 tsih 81 u No red, 81 ora 81 tsts for No
white 81 state white VI o. for No amber o.
AIRY do, and 81 o5A for. December do
Corn was dull aud heavy closing at the second call fol
lows -Dccembcr steamer 43,sc bid, 4sac asked; do No
2 46t.c bid i1c. asked; January steamer 1yssc bid
45sac asked do No 47sae bid tIass asked February
asked The sales 90 bushels cash steamer a. apc
2iU do January At 4Issc. and for future delivery
ljisc for steamer mixed 46Sac for No. do. 42c 42sc
for No do aud 45s 5ttvc for ungraded do Oats
Trade light but prices strong especially FOR white
oats offerings Of which light and demand good. We
uuote :Isxtra white, ne. ungraded do, Jtc 3oc No
do 35c. No do. 33hc So ac No. do, none In
kct; ungraded mixed, sic lac No. do 3llac.; No.
do 3Osc 3lc.; No. do. In market Sales only
2U,DO bushels. =.
fRurr--For foreign dried the market steady. We
quote New layer raisins. ~ 90; loose Muscate
" 80; Valencia, &c. dlsc per ID; new currants
sac: citron, lJs,c: new hgs layers. lie Zoe
Dates, In trails. asc Brazil nuts SSe sardines-ouar
1877, .4Ac &C.; do, crop Of ls7s, Shc 55sc; new
Grsnohls valnnts INA l2e Naples do. lIs2c
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market Less Ac-
tive and Stronger.
GOLD QUIET AT 100 1-8.
Government Bonds Firm, States Steady
and Railroads Irregular.
MONEY ON CALL 5 A 5 A 4 PER CENT.
WALL STREET,


TUESDAY Dec. l0-6 P. M
The childish refrain which bids the .rain rain" to
"go to Spain" and under circumstances to 'come
again found response in the heart of every broker
who through to-day's Pluvius downpour suffered a
greater or less loss of business. BY continuity of
reasoning the copous rain storm suggested opportun
ties of avatory nature and these in turn suggested
the idea to prominent dealers that the day par
ticulary opportunc for the washing of stocks-and
washed they were with vengeance Not for many
day back has the laundry periodically set up in the
Stock Exchange been so crowded with work as it
this morning Shares of the Northwesterns. of
Western Union and Lake Shore unfortunately
put into the tub Conspicuous operators plunged
up to the elbows in soap and water. and the amount
of transactions effected and the degree of iuctua-
tons achieved testified to the thoroughness of their
work In plain terms, 1t is scarcely necessary to
narrate that the stock market to-day altogether
an artificial and that the business done and the
changes In prices made in most instances due to
CROSSED" orders Out of all this jeremy diddling
however, there developed strong standard Of
prices Pretty much everything improved during
the day aud closed at higher values. Among these
were the grangers and the coal stocks, which. with
Lake Shore. engrossed the business Of the day. In
tho latter property dealings notably extensive
Although there but little difference between
opening and closing prices the intermediate
shining hour or two was improved to all appear
ances. by Mr.. Gould through the purchase of some
six thousand to thousand shares of stock.
It considered that he also purchaser of the
Northwesterns. From these suppositions belief is
built up that this arch-operator is inclined to enter
into transmgratory process, which will in due time
convert him from bowling bear into beatifc
bull-always surprising he is offered the chance
With Messrs. Sage and Gould out of their shorts.
and into the 'longs reasonable improvement would
be quite upon the cards of the stock list The firm
ness Of the market to-day conclusive to its
power to resist attack and in the special of the
Northwesterns their rmness be attributed to the
tenacy with which the friends Of this property hold
to their shares and to tho faith which they enter
tain Of higher prices to come. Coal shares were
somewhat higher. not that their intrinsic value in
creased night but that the short interest has,
usual oerleaped ITSELF" and is running the risk Of
. temporary squeeze. Lackawanna loaned "fat" and
Morris and Essex In demand at bonus Of u
per cent The market may be summarized for the
day being strong one. with moderate transac-
tons and its fluctuations entirely due to the inanpu-
lations of spectators.
The opening. highest lowest and closing prices Of
stocks and gold at the New York Stock Exchange to-
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THE RIVERSIDE DRIVE.

The commission Of engineers having in hand Tho
investigation of the Riverside Park Improvements
intended yesterday to visit the work and inspect the
roadbed and parapet walls along the drive. As the
day was too stormy 10 admit OF that the commission
held another indoor sitting and took the testimony
OF experimenting Engineer Franklin to the man.
ncr Ia which the work IL being done. Mr. Charles II.
IIaswell chairman OF the commission. being called
away to Albany to-day, i was resolved to postpone
further investigation until nine o'clock Thursday
morning.
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The following were the opening prices Of mining
stocks at San Francisco to-day :-Apha 8; Alta, ~;
Belcher. s; Best II Belcher. 20; Bullion. 51a Gale
donna. az; California. 10A; Consolidated Virginia.
s. Chollar Potosi, 40; Crown Point. Imperial. 70c
Gould Curry 81; Hale Norcross. 11h; Justice.
Az Julia. AZ; Kentuck. ~; Ophir. AN; Overman.
IL; Savage 10a Segregated Belcher. 20 Sierra Nevada.
SIX; Silver HILL Xxi Union Consolidated So; Utah. 16;
Yellow Jacket. lax; Exchequer. 4. And the closing
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London adviccs report weak market for consols.
with further decline to 93,s % for money and to
94ts q 94% for the account. United States bonds
made further decline as compared with yesterday
of y y per cent. to 1868 for 4ss 1os9s 1857 for
1sc7's. and l0sA for lives. There was no change in
fcn-forties. which remain at lo95. Eric rose y. to
1874. and preferred u. to 49,. Illinois Central de-
clincd per cent. to 49, and Pennsylvania u. TO 80
New Jersey Central steady at 30 At Paris rcntes
TO ll2f 95c. Bar silver at London is weak the
quotation being sod. per ounce against 50Ad ycster.
day.
Stab bonds at tho Board wore x higher for Ten.
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OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
The following is a statement showing the real
estate transactions recorded In the Registers ofce
December 10. 1876
odd 264 #. w. Of 3D. av., laxIoso1s; Robert
10th -. $ ~ asysie d Nv. A. isoxiUss; Carl '
7,S -, s. loo Il Of as s. aoxlo5 same !:
MadIsoq ", $, coll Il !. q hin 81, io.do; -
Ai S%alsasrs l.. !. 1. q ss,h. sssio ass1
al, Michael oNs and WIFE S to q. William r syr1e XIII, 100
o' s ss to Charlie. aeh ia "v EN-. Nom
Y n baldwin Irsisreo, g John G Evans 2osoo
e,s ST. s. ia' e e. q s,h az, ,yxis9 -, also
18Th st.x-oxirresaiar; stephen H. Thaycr to
4,S av s. between ,th and 10th sta also ID
sy and i !, r =. William $ ra,tcn and wife to -
I'd av. .. $, 1915 Il, n; Of scth 81, ioox5aio owen
Thompson AZ 81, W. - issa II, NJ Of Prince s.. 2iss
l9ol ls;Y; = Lindley, referee to Jane H. As 900,
Jane =. $, I4s & o Of 4th a.. 72xa4i; Hannah
OH avn VIM" 30 SOD ao6 Jacob Campbell and vile
u Mary j. Bullock a5ouo
New st., Nos. and 4; Charter Oak Life Insurance
Jams s' ST. NO. 70 O. francis Bs"sds 10 Conrad
ascoapnD sosrc.css
Disbecker Moses and wife 10 Anna Washington
Esaas John g. e Cornelius i Van Bankcas.sya s'
aud another tcxeen'ors, scJ, a. OF 5oth st.. w. Of
Glass John, Jr 10 Charles d. Mathews, w. s. Of 10Th
H.
Heilinaan Elizabeth and husband, TO John Hod-
man. .. y OF I'D ay., u, OF Grove st. 40
I'd ), dot No ~; 10 4ouo
Smith, Thomas, and wife, 10 james smith, n. o.
OF Willis and tlfst ST. ycar.......... 1625
ag Broadway years go" 1900
sih ay, rc% SD,h 10 iop,h ST. 5 years 5000
Hayward john n. 10 Edward scheil trassee 1c) 1857
ONei Michael % William r. Byrnc.. .............. 2Osa
willard, John, 10 George A. Baher. Dr. guardian,
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were as follows

The total sales of stocks at the Board to-day aggre
gated 130. 96 shares. which distributed fol-
lows Western Union Telegraph. ls.4l0; Pacific
Mail. 2,42o; Erie. l.7l0 Lake Shore. 27.710; Union
Pacific. 2.700; Illinois Central, 900; Northwestern
1896; do. preferred, 800; New Jersey Central
1.43O Rock Island. 200 St. Paul. $40; do. preferred
4,3i0; Wabash. 2.275: Ohios, 200; Lackawanna
1926; Morris and Essex, 1886: Hannibal and St.
Joe. 100; do preferred, 800; Delaware and Hudson
1850: Kansas and Texas $50.
Money call lent easily in the forenoon at q 81
per cent but later in the day advanced per cent
and closed at per cent. The following were the
rates Of exchange New York ut the undermen-
toned cities to-day Savannah. buying q offered.
selling par; Charleston. weak, buying y discount.
selling par q u premium New Orleans commercial.
III bank. u; st. Louis. par Chicago. firm. buying
lilo discount. selling Ito premium and Boston 25c.
premium. Foreign exchange Arm at the advance
of yesterday. the nominal rates being 43 for bank
ers long and 4.s7h for demand sterling.
Gold was quiet all day at lo0x The carrying rates
wore hat To 1 X per cent
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HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, Dec 10, 1878.
Spanish gold 2oih 2o2. Exchange nominal; the
United States, sixty days. gold. IN premium short
sight, do, y 81 premium Sugar nominal.
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STANDARDIZED ordinary ne. strict good ordinary 7c:
low middling, sAc midding she For future delivery
oloc LOO eoec 800 oUsc.; February DE.
March 900 :. ieoo At sssc 600 ii sac ioo IL
esle.; April 200 .. a.4S 200 ~ O. 4sc 200 at g42c;
se 100 at syac. De- short notice. at $3.50,
s9sc january 100 o0lc 600 eo5c $40 at 9oac
900 At osc LOCO at 9o4c 100 - eooe; 200 y. aoae,
at oOsc, 400 AZ oO3c aU2c a03c. 1850 at
0U2c February 400 ut be- 900 at l4c TO at el3c,
y26c 100 at De- 800 o26c., 300 927c, Zoo ut
Sse 100 At ss7c 800 y. So AZ ss7c TO Al assc.
s At 90 at 800 a. 40 a. $40 At SO a. :;
300 at 73c. Total "a bales Grand total IS 500
The receipts the ports 2isi
s7ie: Charleston AS Wilmington sa Norfolk ss5
New York, $50; Boston, l2i5 Philadelphia, 1885, Total,
last year. 6 bales Total since September 2o26 $50
bales last night Cotton fr,ghts closed folowsTo
burg, by steam s.c compressed To Bremen, by steam
Ne by sail &c To Liverpool. by steam, I'D.
FsAran,s were dull and quoted y, 47c 4sc for primo
without radical change in values sales about 100
quntls ut - IS - 30 for Georges aud ~ % IS so for
more or less nominal We quote :S,3 s5 for shore
ira sis $50 for No l. 81 81 for No. and ~ rs 81 20
lie for No l. Portland herring quoted -
- so and Halifax shore split at ~ GOA 20.
III $50 bushels corn meal so5 bills and g sacks corn
$3.50 bushcis oats 100 do IL 100 do barley, 400
including state Western aud Southern were 1900 bills
within the annexed range Rye Hour quiet with sales
800 bills sold within range Rye quiet quoted
SIZE coke for state and STE 59c. for Western Bar
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$1,000 SIS, 81 1864 $25oOOU S4l's c. W. 1o4
iooOO S5s, 81, 1855 1000 Us ,U7bc 80 99x
His A. NJ.
$4,000 US SIS 81 .bs 1865 sel5oo US 10 lo7x
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70 Day. Lsiss Eesnisg, 7ca,l

Delivered 400 bales yesterday Current prices
cotton ho following quotations based Amer
lean standard Of classification and cotton in
in quality than half grade above below
Al.o No. uIo<A.
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,EEORE CALI.--lo.a0 p. Al
Ian, p n


$4,000 US So, r, 81 be IOo
5000 Us SIS. .. 'sl. be lO6i <
lUuU Us Us, eur. DO iia5l
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-11

$1,000 US IS, c, ~ .b3 1906
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