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New-York tribune., 1878-03-01
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ntHBA,sts 1DE ETA

t,v.yruni, Feb. - -POrk-Edstern dun at g. West
err, duli II 5i Bdd"n-,umberlaul cut dul a. 3N 4;
short l;l rullat 20 Long Clear dull at 2S Shoft Gear
st,ldy a % IlanS-IOng Cut duil al A. ShGnli,rs da
al l!rl Beef-Inda Mess steady ~ % Extra Mgss du
af III. Prime Mess steady at -. Ltrj-Pume western
dull M - TaloN-Plne City duh al 40 3D. urieihc
20. Rlsnt tOuWon duH al - ~; iHe
dri M 10. Cheese American ChOWe dUl at o. ia!d on
stoidV at a. Flour Extra state, dull at ~ W hca 50
I ,rri~v oul st 10 ~. 10 -pYLg dull al lp3i.
Sew stc1,ly nt ,iod. Cotton seed oi-ie.O" American
Ii.lttuui Fcb. 2s-l2.30 p. IN Cotton dul Mddlns
pllpi. i.d NtlGlnr orleans 6'id sales ot tr nay y
uou ,rs nomdlng geo rhcs for Nnecuaton ana 'NhtI
,rsus 20 700 hnlrs Including % 400 bales American tG
ruIry ur.Nrry. 3D.. CUaucs. Low MrdinE clause March
delivery. also J3I oil ulauis Low Mdd hR
a., April and delivery Sd. pldnd~ Low Nttng
clause Iad Juy delivery, td: jpaus Low Mcdi
cle-o August and september trlvcry t.t; trands 10"
M,Idnng cliu,c CIoi. shipped January SAIL b'isi
IIyEsiO1f- Feb. 29-2 p. m.-MiddlmC Ipands Cotton
old; NilflhR Oii'Irs G'i-:. Low Middhug Optn"s
o. 49,. Good Ordinary Lpand iy. Ordinary Cpahis ell
LAID. = 81. CWt !or Am iican. -.
iuru,rd SEQ bales American. Fntur's-i prds, 10" iu
dim cins. Narrh and April delivery. go" paUi% Low
ding clause Auril MAY delivery. % .d Jrahhs %"
Niigng claus. May and Jane delivery t'td; Wanos 10"
AIitrg and July delivery b'h; and- -"
Nj nc r1n-e. shipped Ichruary ami NJ tr'b sa, tit"l
iiyTir6oI Feb 2s-5 p Cotton futures DIM: vplands
Low Miiiiing clause, New crop shipped January san,
Gltaf.: sO bissd.
ioSpoV Fe6 22-5 pm-Sprits Of rurpentine 25 per cw'
IoNDUN, Feb 2S-Eyening.-L LMseed Oh. t@5da21 . per
ANrwgRp, Feb. 2s-Peroleum. 27'i francs og Gue pale
New-York tribune., 1878-03-01
DoNEsTfC MARKkTS.

ErFFALo Fob 2s-Flour. demand moderate: s7cs. o7O
hbs m m Prices wheat. fm n fair irm3ni -cs
500 White Michigan ~ ~ 30: car l0li No bnuih
on nriyate ter steady sals, ears Now on uaek
oi I5G4Sr 2 cars do 46r oats dun, taies 500 bush
Western IT 3lc Rye inactive. Barley quiet sales 3ipl
81 OF al for CiY Made Other articles unchanged
ttalruad ,! gits Receipts by rdi Uur $500
hbls: Wheat bush: Corn OGo0 ush; oats IA OOD
bush. Barley 5000 bush; Rye 500 bush. Snyments
Lionr 400 bbs: Whcu 1890 bush: Corn, zoo bush
oats 600 bush: rive. As00 bush; Barley, 600 bush
IuIC 400. Feb 2S.IlOur steady and firm Wheat etsee
md higher but unsettd opensd strong aud higher cosd
nj inside prices. No. Chicago spring ii lOtdtl ~ 40
~ 10 April sales at Sl 09asl l! April, No 1" 81
% y; Rejected. ole Com Ia active dcniII vpV'u
strong and higher closed o, inside prices Gitedge io
Regular A2,,c cash. March aud April tbss siaS. uas
dun and unchanged. Rye fairly active anu sae ~
66c Barley in good demand and shade hgn, [ j, &c
Dressed Hogs steady and firm a 81 80 Pork steady WIN
fair demand, SlO ~ cash $40 lOaslO 422 April SO ~
May Iari STEADY with fair dcnand 81 70 cash ~ 20 a
~ y7L Apr al abdS7 47a MAY bulkmeats steady WITH
fair aemand Wssey sales rumored At s o5 pnt repor.
at "a Az the cos-Wheat nrmer 81 l0usl lOs safeh
81 iOis April Corn 1Imer and Sac. higher Oats nrm ana
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Railroad bonds were about as active as usual and
shade firmer. Central Pacific frsts were mp 10
1O5ls: Oregon branch, 81 Westerns. 10los
Union firs,s. 1855 and Land GRAMS, l0i i.
There was renewed activity IN Burlington Cedar
Rapids and Northern at 65l2, and North Missouri
frsts at 1921. Michigan Central - steady at
1868. Burlington and Quincy s. at 113. 81. Paul
Sinking Fund at 03i2 and Northwest gold bonds
at 937s. There were sales Of American Dock and
Improvement Company (under lease TO jersey Cen
tran AZ f3l4: South Paciic frsts at 733l Delaware
and Hudson registered 1S9i at 9G; Iowa Midland
S. at SO, aud Toledo and Wabash hrsts, ST. LOUIS
division, ex>matnred coupon, at 72la. Current
N ofinus orp 20 .ui,,pineI.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-01

fLoUHAHD ltE,I~FL"rn mai..t irrsgqar aut IN.
80 i,,.,. g lcr,'n -ni'" lower pt,c,s Export d.,
.r.. .. IN III - ~aI, G1o 6Gl. o,ianas o5 j. CW
N ANrr, e. 3'-T' i'r insrni -. 80" '.t @ "T,. & iJl
- v'.f I1i.. 80. = 81, bll- sGi,rtu. - 10
H. 40 Lb- n,rc for ,2,ori. Qle'a'ons ,r 80 - 1a9Si
..,,,st asa,5 -. Unto Cno.c, - so1 - Common
. go ''a "a GOD ",,f fia ono s5a., o. GOOD to choico
- 70nS -: Mihne-ol- h1rA i1'e hifimi".
- .'a ,T' 81. - o .dno ~ ianc 5-lad hrid !i'a
aA"',t IN" ~ 10 ,.,oi - 80 -:
d.n 81 Mus tt"r .c', e rnchagt,l; - r-
5,., Nc Nc. oisi. -ur.fra| ~. s5eS !, BttKGHfAT
Tiol s.'9 > 'ts 49, manl + jr '.,r1 t"' M.
5J7 ', Jo h0'.5 vine quiet > 'O''' IL 'o'i'' neal
-...Lis-N -NHINl 'lar-ei or'n"A le2c lc't'r vtitn
far o., ."r aut hight cy milling i1Wn ',-i.f WE iHe
@.i,o6 u.l .laaes e.a 80, 1r o ". Nry YorA
I = Il : >o ,iar. ! - le -. N.;uSsr !. X,
>! go" - -, -'!I" t' .- ,,,ntt XII C,rsr, bond
- % Aan',', - Si, rs %! ''' ci.i"; 'n,,
- t:.Fi -; 40 Sri'9N Nai,t' - - 5;h
.. = b ~ - . 49, 90 DO Atr.L PI 80. ~ ~ 80
sk,i do Nay ;! -. 80 ~, - - I'D" 40 [r,f - aft,
bi DO Mayt I'm' - = a. ~ \" ,,r is ~, H
I"ri .ag4y >G, 1000 9a '4pf.h SD bn.n To ".
Wc.i,rn. II ,54c. .BAHiIY guir. ,,lc, 900 hnsh
chang" -a"1. GoO bl,'; ri ' " home
~, ,i,t,1, ~ 600 bI-h. SPOT iurld,d Western Myrd
80. ,if-ct .1 2 ElJ,sf. Sfeuurr NflNri. 5B0J3 .r.:
% - ,i. W.si. IN cInU bglr.. yellow S0uihrrn 5iH
- v..tt.,t I'd ,t.st. "a held
,.'a'r N,,r.i Nafr 5i.r III .4r asked; do Arm,
~, , alt,1 ,n Ma, I, s,r bid ,jL,. asked: so.
v,r .s , cln.li,. 5s7, l,I ., ,r asked ao hpril.
l,-i,g ~ III ., - asked do. May, .-c; cl"sug
49,, hid &c. a.t,i . rs Flrm. quiet. salra - 100
% ..tL,. = . White. flI. slr No white 80;
NJ, 4; 49,. White Weston B.1,9cs Mixed
siat. ,i,l .Gc Wn- stat. So ....FEip qtl,s :"
5un-N ~ =. SI7c5iV. ~ i. as 100 To- +@~-Ji
,tr. Fr,d tl90 .ip 90. -hatps ta.;l i''r ton
III lN. -,iul: Marrow - -oq4l ~: Mcium = oj1
: ~ l,rI kinney. i'a~3 - White Isl lr', - 'Jd
-. ~ :, 'sTS,w 't,.. nr,t lut .iraIv We
fN' 49, - d., ..', 49, ~ al ,t-,f.tI.s a. ~,
Gnoi' '' '",'i f,,ss-. .,,.w" irtr I've. iia
80 ~ S'" !, ,t -" ~ '' "n, osi an, ,,,,b
,ri.f hru, sale, 200 Iry Central American.
l-C g"' @o"ii ii .,.aly. e,,,i,.rs nav nrm figures
, ii, Si'Gr Ia7- "a &C.; do Iistcfn. 2c, do.
,.'. yr ,,,;c oI i0,,. ,',liinfLia ls51 i2dlic.
irss,'", , ,a.i"i,ry lady sales.
80 common {, ,;' o, 30 isc. faucg .Oc Foreign
l-1 .s,ee,,d. eG,, '''''''" - '-''.'
ty'tI. ~TnNF-- -.lut- Trleuffnr quiet steady Be.
ro,,s Gclirg,d ami fonmin Good strained, 81 55@
sin%Gf.H %f FriiiT Fry ac.,vc rates generally steady.
, ''l, o,o iSr. Blcon and Land
thou,h ,sht private teF' XIX 30 Gs e. i''S ~, ~ 10
New-York tribune., 1878-03-01
nANANA NfANIiET.

uAyly, Feb 2S-~pauish gold. 2@l z 12e2lA y'Iauge
duh, weak aud unchanged. sugar active. No - n1',h
standard 20 rea- gold per srube Mus oFad" fun 10
Good REFINING Gi4dG4 reals gIi, per airohe Centrifugal
Nns II 10 IS, In boxes si4SS'i gold per alTOhr
New-York tribune., 1878-03-01
OFFICg % TIP CANADA SOUTHERN E'ttwN LINZ }
lA MIl-LAM d.. Now. inlk. L-l. =. W. y

'.'II NUcCI~s o fnr SNIl'Int lot INIIITIlE IIIt
q this Company having been ACQUIRED nv 10
deposit o than three fourtls oi the outsa.ns hon
holders y,t cit flcr bonds liu cct'hiufs
certificates b' the ni"u frr-t Company. aro
l.'c>>ary tO make su,h CONVERSION without
further t' tt;l " ths
new guaranteed bonds the mon 81 March lurrunnn
fi.ul sAtA aLa tXchaugc Elected a. tlr h, % 'lp nJ
J. TIIIiSCNA~f, Pres f,nt
New-York tribune., 1878-03-01
Uipioeuo Notices.

OFFtcR oP THE ILLINOIS CENfAaL H r. CO.
81 NAssAUET, NEwl ORR Jan. H. 1875. J
4 DIVIDEND of go PER CENT has been
~ declared by this Company payable On the LIT day of
March next the holder. o The capital STOCK OF this Comps
AZ close OF the 18Th day Of February next
after which aud until ih day Of March the transfer booka
will be closed l. v r. EANDOLfH, treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-01
yvNloY Pacific RAILROAD COMPANY

L IEr annual Sing Z th' s"fio't'ts ~ tr lhol
pacific Railroad t'WN1iF. ili tAe e',c ~ lr,"i- iu "s
eusung vrar transaction o any ohtr uusin- which
may legally come before ID Dee lrd a he 't
of lc Company ~ Equitable Bulfng Boston, ON Wt'i-
nrs,llv .. 1877 at To ocnrA u. 4farsiT LOOKS
Will be closed alter -atuniay. February 'i
SIDNEY DILLON, President
HENRY MCFARLAND, secretary
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.sl,5o5.0s8

The following are the comparative receipts OF
-four and grain nj New-iork for the month OF Feb
Iuary, and the routes by which the same were de-
New-York tribune., 1878-03-01

IHI
Tune loans are reported at per ccnt on
United States bonds for ten day, and AZ .
ou stock cDlli,crl for ak months. Tn"
following quotations are reported Tor T",eN
for go DAYS: q for - DAYS: . for u months. and
per cent al this yoar The foloWing were the
rates OF excl ango on Ncw-l0rk to-day Savannah,
il prcuiiGu; Charleston. easier, i,H3iG pTriiiIln,
J.. pIcuIilin; Boston, - cents discount New On
lrnus. cu1lnrrciIl +. bank par; Chicago. 80
discount, and II. Louis, 30 premium. Tie
ccivcd $3.50 0o0 National Banl not .- f1r rcdcmp-
ton -, customs receipts were = l2ooOD, aud the
ini rua revenue receipts were T3"'.Ooo n" f0I-
lowing - the ti"uing-ll0drc statement to-day
Currency exchanges. -, ,5s4, ,73o; currency bal
anccs -.!,iGN3s3; gold exchanges, 81 ,1"I.23d,
and gold balances, $1,7Gl,171.
The regular weekly meeting Of the IllTcctors oI
the Banl a. England vas hcid to-day, bat contrary
10 expectation iH many quarters, 40 change was
made In the minimum r3t"uf discount. u remains
al > Der cent which is the rate in the side mar
kcf for thrcc-ioutl| bills Of discount. 1'nrng the
we k the bank lost the sum ot t2@} OOU bullion
- ON baiaurr" ,llGOOU adduIoual being vithdrawn
o-ayl and the propottiou Of reserve 10 liabilities.
which vas j.. week 4fAH icr cent IS now d"%n
T. 4234 ih> wl- also the rcg'lr i"rtUigu-
lv setting day ON the London stuck TX
iril to 9i7thc lowest point yet tOuch"d,ue the more
critical look Of Ias'crn affairs. At the close prices
reacted 10 1jls. UnitG States bonds wc.c strong
1~t7s ~ lGG5lB; new fvrs ~ 1O}lJlG; nov i'2 per
cents ~ lO2ll!G and lO-IOs at lOll2. 1ncrr were
no great changes IN American railway securities,
Erie COMMON cosir. AZ 91IG the preferred ~ 22li
Ieunay yivInia Central at 2Sl2, Illinois Crntiai ~
7t1J Rtaiiug .t D., and NcW-.IcIaty Central con-
.olilted bond. -; GG. Paris d~pI hes report thlt
the Bluk of France during the week lost the sum ot
SJ0OOOO francs. iIyc per cent French rrntcs opened
tins morning al "a decline 10 lOJ.5O, and closed al
1O9.JJ.
The receipts and Disbursements OF the Assistant
Treasurer oi the United states at NeW-lOrk for
the month of February were:
New-York tribune., 1878-03-01

at 10; Irving G0) at 10 ; a8d Mechanics t2O) at
1902 The CURRENT quotations aro annexed.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-01

Savings Banks.

NEW-YORK SAYINGS BANK. corner Sth-
" ave llthst-lneTo.i commenting tr~n ne - !.
each month. Assets f."doJ. " sia.As - a. ~ - -
pfealdenL
New-York tribune., 1878-03-01
Total sales for the day


.i5s. seller G0days. G. seller 80 dayr.
In the Philadelphia stock market TO-DAY there
wac fur her recovery in the prices OF the spccula
tive stocks. United kalVaEe OF Ncw-Jrr,cy rising
to I4l2 PcnnSy wanna 10 JIl4 per cent and Head
!ng 10 2S3i per cent.
CLOSING TkICEs OF THiLADELrHA STOCKS
BID Asked. Hid Asked.
City g. ucw......l lI2a4 ll3 SChUy'i Nav. pref
A. T.. Il. Of X &J.lItlf llj Northern cen. +; - l4l2
r. tt....-.- ga 80 IrhEh = aV. IiI's Il
Reading Il. ".--. II > lt1 Iit~. Tt & Eut - -
Irbiyl Valley X. ;S7, 81 HcsiOuyiil~ y IS. ~
CsiaWi5.a pref. 80 81 Central IransYa 32'4 3ji4
iInL q lr.e R.R. So
Our Mining Board presented no new features, the
IoU-priced fancics' hdctuatIig within range OF
to ; cents per share, and all other shares being
ut elected.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-01
Apn. ExrnE.. coNrANr !

No 50 BRoipwkY. NEw-NoEK Fob. lS i~7-f
rl'HE TRANSFER BOOKS of this Company
viii he closed nom O'Clock T. Fchulry ~ to ths
morning of March ,. j. g bAbNO' h' iIrasul't.
New-York tribune., 1878-03-01

okFfcR OF IuE HANNIBAL ST. JosEPu RAILROAD Co.
~ BAOADMAr. NEw.i ORk, Feb. "a lsIN
ry,UE INTEREST maturing March j, 1873,
i on the FIFTEEN.YEAk EI0HT PER CtNr CON
VERIIBLE BONDS Of this Company VIII D. PAID on rr.en-
tation coupons Bank OF Ncfth Amef
80 "a walst, New YORK. on snd .fisr fhiDAn Msrss
1878. J. hiLloN' seesSs"f'
New-York tribune., 1878-03-01
OFFICIAL REPORT y. y HTTTfG STOCK ~
CHANGE SAFES. EEBRUARr %. 1873.
THIRD BOARD-2:3O p. VI.

THURSDAY February 2s-p. n
Tee news that the Silver Bill had passed both
houses of Congress over the Executive veto was
not received in this city until after the several ex
New-York tribune., 1878-03-01
,pCIIoIDERS' NOTICE

- THTis pFrAEfNFNr,
OrFlcE oV COMrIsOilEE CF tuE CURRENCY
WASHINGTON. Feb. -, 1873.
The Comptroller of the Curncy hereby gives notice 10 ihe
Shareholders of tie UNION SQUARE NATIONAL BANK
of New -Yok. that meeting O such shar holders y" lr ~
AZ re FIftu Avenue Hotel The cry ~ New YORK. the
TWEN TYSENENTH DAY OF MARCH mex. ~ 10 a. n.
purpose of 'cctilg Agent - Nhom ir assets W no
viii ami lie is cr IN iapsc Win mo
provisions OF section sd Oi the Act Of JIM" 80
JOHN JAY KNOX,
Comptroller ~ the currency,
New-York tribune., 1878-03-01
F,Unnclal.

nRECTORS OF FINANCIAL lNSlITU-
~ TiDES uay obtain careful auA lujtj audits u
their corporate affairs from DAVID PARKS FAChLkR
Consulting ACtuarY and Auditor. $50 Br'1iway.
GAS STOCK.
al NcwYork AMI BrootSn C1s stocks ani Also a.! kincs
" GRO. II. Pr tNTISS.
80 GIo-t.t, y. Y.
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Lie tdli"; ~
900 &C. 8 :


% be IS Puts FtN & CG'd
a Cleve e PITS G'td %. be. stai
25y....... % { I'D -
= l2O. be. 81 -n0. -..ac. s9'i
Chicago and North Cli.c IS A..na
wcstcIU IJI-..-bc. ca
100.b,bj. 24a, sI.-....-- ~ =
5pu...... ga,
100 II. 81
New-York tribune., 1878-03-01

There V,r" 20 new or spc"i1l considcrat 'nn- ~
feeling gold today, thc market beng doll, Win
speculation indifferent, and thr commercial DIV !ug
small. Sales were at IOl '-4 l0l :. On gold loans
the lending rates acre ~. i md > per cent pAid
for carrying. The Assistant ltr'SuIrr plIh "ui
: Il Oou IN com interest ou tie purh" dtbf, nnd
business Of the gold clearing department 81 tuc
Bank of TIE STATE Of NrD York covered: Gold
cleared Sl9.1Gl 900 gold balance. - l.9"~,"u" :;
cnritir, balances. Tl.G72 ,U-1. Inc gold GuolJ-
New-York tribune., 1878-03-01
GAS STOCK.

TIE IAIoX PAcrFlc RAuRCAp COMPANY LAM GGtNt EoSis
Trustees OHice. 80 - IWi'aH.e ru'fm-. -, 7
CFALED PROPOSALS viii be received until
- noon MONDAY, March l-1-. or te Si' - ~ tn
VHOT-A A\p DOLLARS t<jOuIIi ~ trr I.t Nd fitANr
RON O- of the UNION PACIFIC RhfLRo 40 COMPANY
The undrrsi gn,d trustee" in accordance viii 'r d'uurs
n II NM IL l-Ef ENED !. ~ = Itn.ire
New-York tribune., 1878-03-01
p 2.If2.GGo 3l2,5GI 0.447.VOl
shipments.
Receipts.

were the receipts and shipments AZ
, and Milwaukee to-day, rs reported
Receipts. Shipments.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-09

ST GEORGES. Sept 5, 1858.
Bark Hornet (of Phiadelpha), Capt Hopkins from New
York bound Porto Cabee with assorted cargo, ar
rived the OF st Georges Aug 81 in distress having
encountered weather Aug about 100 miles to
the westward Of Bermuda. The gale commenced at Sc
worked round eastery to NV AM; hove down
decks The fremss head, with all above
on the Of the rigging carrying with it main
gaiansmast &C. Large quantities OF water went below
taking hours the gale free the
col. Tho starboard list Of feet During tho
gale OF tho washed overheard but again
w4shed back that the succeeded in gripping aud
saving him. The vessel Is dsch agng and portion OF the
cargo-hour, anc corn In bags-fouud much damaged
Schr Iris (of BOSTON,, Capt Jones' h ON Boston the
ult bound Goree Coast Africa with assorted
arrived a. st Georges LIST inst with forem.st and
bowsprit badly sprung. and bs split hay
Ing encountered hurricane In the Gulf Stream and also
another the 2sth att the latter TO the ~ Of these
islands, tho gale beginning Sc and working essterly to
NV. VIII repair Ind proceed with despatch.
French bark Marie B, of Marseilles. Capt Gqueaux.
81 St Georges I'd inst having encountered hurricane
9th and 18th utt about 70 miles SSW from Bermuda
down her beam ends for about hour and
halt ballast shifted and lost all her water las retrimmed
Sehr Geo Il Douglass. Of and from New York. bound
leaving I'D ut and having fine weaths
Pm Aug ~. when the barometer began fall wind
Sw sAsing with thick cloudy weather. with
seas, and 80 AN Of the 18th. lat 81 So Ion
IS while under bare poles hove down. and to
vessel and compelled to cut away focua asst with
thirds from the alter which the vessel rEhted had
wreck Of to them chatting vessel
MSd n ssss uf S s. SF
will repair and proceed Capt goes per Gamma
for York consult owners and to ground
there mono large enough to be had here At
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-09

ByRxupA. Aug 29-sailed. schr Hound (Br, stubbs.
Turks Iiands 3Dt brig Mary Annie Br). Dunsord Della
ware BreakwAter.
In port Sept s. bark Hornet Hopkins. New York for
Porto CAbelo, arrived Aug III ia distress dise Maria
dr. Gigealx from Martinique tor 1T John. NIB. put I'd
Ardrossan arrived Aug 81 dsg Ubbins (Ger, Roggen-
from Barbados for Montreal repairing; schrs George
Douglass Bryau from New iork for Antigua arrived
in distress Iris Jones' from Boston for
in dist repairing; Meteor tBr. Dunscomo, Cses
Correspordence.)
CAxso sept Arrived schr soratA tBra Genior Lon
don.
Sailed 5th. schr - Henry. Trial. Baltimore.
CnArnAs. Nh. Sept 5-Aryed, barks Margaret Boyd
Haase. Newry; 4th. Nordpo ossr), Schultz, Glssson
DOCK.
Cleared Sd, bark Ocean Traveller (Br). whiteford.
Sharpness; brig Aurora (Br), Howie, Ayre; 4h bark
Gom ale (Nor) Thomasen Bordeaux.
IPswiCH. Aug 2S-rowed to sea- BARK Walker Aiming.
ton. Jr Hooper. for America.
MONTREAL, Sept 5-Arrived. bsrks GiIsland (Br, Nc
Kenze. Stornoway 9Th Nariva tBr), Mcmillan Grsenock;
lioatfeli (Br) Morrison. Hull
Sailed 9Th. ship Glenbervie (sr), CampbeI Glasgow;
bark Ger Ia (Nor). Olsen, Cork.
Doane. for San Bias cath.
QUEBEc. Sept 6Arriyed barks Ashantee (Br, Johnson
Pctou for Montreal; ID Stewart (Br, English sydney
for Montreal. s4
Cleared 9Th, steamers Polyuesan (Br) Brown Liver.
pool Mississippi (Br) Tearle do ship Arran DRY Du.
maresqus. London; bark Marco Polo (BrJ Thomas do.
Passed Father Point sth, 80 AM steamer Cirrassiap
Aiso passed 9Th. 80 Pm steamer Texas (B Lauren.
SEN from Liverpool for MontreaI.
81 lonY NIB, Sept 5-Clcared schr Alice (Br) Kerri
ran New York,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-09-09
MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Capt Deddes OF the steamer Csland, from Rottsr.
dam has thanks for special meteorological observa
tions connection with the HRALD weather
vice.
BRIG LEWIS CLARK Smith, from New York for Kew West
9th inst with loss OF sails and fore and
having experienced gale on Aug n, in
Ion IS. lat %
ScHn ELLA Rose Jordan, ut Castne from Grand Banks
heavy gales tho banks and had decks
lost dories oil and apparatus.
scpR EmmA CROSBY from Fsrnandina for New York put
into Charleston Sth inst. leaking.
FIvE DAYS FROM EuRorx Steamer Ssrmatian, of the
Allan ne lately srrived at MONTREAL reported TO have
Isle iisht 2sh so PM thus making the
from continent continent in the time Of
five days
PpuLApxLrHIA. sept s-schr j B Atkinson from Turks
Island reports that Aug 26 she experienced hurr
cane. which continued for hours.
steamer Pennsy vaita from liverpool reports that she
passed, Sept l. brgsntns bound eastward with ain
tepIusst gone.
SAN FRANCISCO. Sept 1.-The schr rndauntsd ashore
considerably around the stern post she Will
here for repairs.
LAuscHEp-At Calais Au9 ID by Messrs Rideout Lord.
brig OF 443 tens named Eugene ae, owned BY the
builders Capt John Lsrd, who owns one quarter, and
others She Is built OF the best material and Ia Of tho
vesselr eysr launched from an Eastern yard
The Edith owEea by Daniel Church. OF Fest
HSven ceessfnv launched Saturday last Bog
mine Point. built Of white oak and las length OF
keel so length 81 deck SO eet breadth Of BEAM Is
feet and draws 4 feet. Her engine Was made by N W
Twiss and he boiler BIZ u Bigeow Co: The screw is
passengers The vessel is intended sail In south
ern
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived at New Bedford sept schr Astoris Grape
Iantic Ocean, with IS bills VIII oil and $50 lbs bone. Re-
but We were vessel line after putting
bomb inso him the other the schooner
and commenced cutting; got one hn and lip and bowed
up rugged that made fast TIL morning: In the morn
Ing gale parted fute chain and lost
whale gale lasing six days July 49, <chr Caleb
Eaton Hyatt NIB clean; 9th. saw bark adsline Gibos
increasing had to leave the whsle AFTER he nearly
Capta overheard in coming aboard and
nearly before the boat could 70 him Aug 3
gale which filling the decks with water
several times 18th, made into Cape Farewell and curing
the night In calm got INTO the Ice and stove small
tcrrhe gale from INV Moving hard to lay by the
Wind put tho schooner before and send uuder
poles Capt Grape steering for 81 hours when struck
which boarded the schooner Carrying away larboard boat
with all the craft sails &C. staving stern boat all to
pieces carrying many things stored In it, breaking
stanch wheel split ndder head stove In cabin gang
things there broko In bnuacle. spelling one cmpass
Tho severely injured two and nearly washed the
captain overheard smoking him down aud carrying bin
with but he had the good fortune 60 catch tho main
sheet just he going the rail- 18TH having
ed the wheel kent OF before she gato aiding SW.
Bark sea Fox. AT New Bedford. Is being htted FOR .
on shore IN the Pacific Ocean, under
comm and Of Capt Thomas jenkins. of Dartmouth. her
late IN Aster, 30 sail about Oct J.
~ In Bhernr Straits reports having taken whaes-2s0
bills oil and <5D lbs and was lust passing into
the Arctic Ocean. Saw bark Rainbow, logan. June 10
ross whales John Rowland. do Sea Breeze. large
do Hunter ma do; Northern Ligh1, nothing; Eliza.
DO; Thomas Pope, do; schrs Loie,s. lido; ward,
letter from schr Charles Morse ssva o. NIB reports
A rss u. ASs d. yf ss x iss % a5w bark
Daniel Webster Borden. of NIB. Had whale alongside
which the were getting on deck
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schr A Hatfield tBr,, Pe,tis Windsor, Ms. Tor New
York. - =. =,
sehr Caledonia (Br,. Davidson, Windsor, Ms for New
York.
schr Pisro Kelly, shulse. Ms. for New York. 40,
Schr frsrces Arthsnus (Br,. SNOW shuee Ns Tor NV
York. -
schr Dolly Warden. Norris shuee, Ms. for New YORK
Schr Sarah (Br) Fikins, st John. NIB. Tor few YORK
Schr Clifford Clifford st George, Ne, Tor New io'A
Schr Mary Gllehrist. Rockpor fur New York,
schr Lizzie McMichael, fanufng Lubec for New York
schr Nellie. Anderson. Calais tor New Ysrk.
Schr Brunette Rich Calais for New York. .
Schr Herbert Manton. Crowley. Boston for new ork.
schr ST Elmo Davis, New Bedford for New York.
Schr Helen, Perry. New Bedford for New York
Sehr Angie 4 Emma thshermau) Fish, Nantucket for
New York: x c.
New York.
schr BeIle Hull. Brush. Providence for New YORK;
Schr Deming. Boatdman Hartfora Tor New iork
schr Stllie Burton. hurley. Stamford for New YORK.
Schr Pavilion, snow, City Island for New York.
BOUND EAST.
Schr Mabel Hail. Titus. New York for st Johns, NJ
schr w Cumming.. Nickerson, Nsw York for Boston.
Schr Joseph hayes. Mills, New York TOR Boston. :.
Schr y Lane. Fuller New York Tor Yarmouth. Mass.
schr Hattie Collins krainerd. New York for Hartford
schr George iinm. Bacon, New York for Connecticut
River g
William Peek, Bunce, New York for Cold Spring
uarbor
Schr Maggie Todd, Norwood. weehawken for Boston.
Schr James Holmes, Ryder. Rondout tor Boston.
Schr Josephine. Caswel Amboy for Naragansett River
Scnv seA Foam, CLARKE. Port johnson for Boston,
Schr John Stockham Hart Port johnson for Providence
schr Hersche, Chambers Georgetown, DC for New Ha-