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The Morning herald., 1878-11-07
A SHOOTING CASE.

Ezra Lukens and man named King, who
interfered with Officer Gibbons, at the Tenth
ward polls, on Tuesday afternoon while he
was attempting to arrest Andrew Thompson
for behaving disorderly, were given hear>
ing before Mayor Almond yesterday morn
ing, when Thompson was fined $40 and
costs; Lukens was fined IS and costs, and
King was fined $40 and costs and required
to give security in the sum Of $500 for his
appearance at Court, to answer the charge
of interfering with an officer.
George Dutton while attempting to rescue
King, whom Officer Gibbons seized after
Thompson had been arrest, was shot In the
| leg BY the officer.
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ENTERTAINMENT.

The N. s. R. A. will give an. entertain.
ment Of high character, at their hall,
Third and King streets, on this, Thursday,
evening, the 7th inst. The programme con-
sists of vocal and instrumental music, sci. ct
readings, defamation and dialogues Prof.
James 81. Crabb, an elocutionist and resdsr
Of much renown, win be present and render
some choice selections, also bevy of ten
listle girls, who sing with remarkable sweet
ness, and who have heyn undergoing
thorough course of training. Aside from
this, all the talent OF the club will contribute
In making the entertainment a'mosi pleas-
urable affair. Admission 10 cents. Pron
ceeds for the benefit of the club. "a
The Morning herald., 1878-11-07

Charles Madden, colorsd, living at No.
sSs E. Liberty street in the Tenth Ward
was almost instantly Killed last evening
about $50 O'Clock at Bird street crossing in
Hsdgsyllls by bsing struck by engine 81,
drawing an extra train, bound north, con.
tanning the supervisors and ofdcsrs OF the
|P. W., q B. Railroad Company who had
been down the road on tour Of inspection,
and were just returning home. II is sup
posed, that the unfortunate man, stepped
flom in front Of the extra freight south,
which was Assing at the time and not Sec
ing or hearing the other train coming north
crossed on the other track when he was
struck BY the engine Of the inspection train
and hurled some distance, causing injuries
from which he died in about fifteen minutes
after. The remains were removed to his
homo on Liberty street where Coroner
Rose Wal hold an iuquestt this morning ut .
Madden has bsen in the employ Of n. l..
Tatnall Il Co. lumber merchant foot of
Market street, - wagon dryer for many
years and was well liked. gq .Eo' 53.s
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
SOCIETIES.

MEETINGS THIS s(THuRsDAY) EVENING.
Jefferson Lodge, No. ., I. o. Of, D.
Odd Fellows Hall.
Mattahoon Tribe, No. II, I. o. R. NJ, at
McClary's Building. -.
Keokuk Tribe, No. 8, I. Q. R. M, at
Maris' Building, 9th and Shipley Sts: .
Eden Lodge, I. 0. Of, at hall, srd ard
King streets.
wilmington Division, No. 1, 8. Of T., in
McClsry's Building.
Hope Council, No. 2, Jr., Q. U. A. M, at
Jr. o. q. A. M. Hall, 511 Market street.
Lady Washington Home Communion. 60z
Marker street.
wilmington Grotto, No. /, 8. and
A. A., Bradford's Building.
Clayton Lodge, No. 4, z. Of r., K. Of 2.
Hall, All Market street.
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LOCAL NOTES.

City Treasurer Vincent Of this city Is the
only Republican Official in this State.
} Rachel huntington living at 12th and
Orange street was before Mayor Almond
last evening, charged with using abusive
language. She was discharged.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-07
BITTEN By A MAD Doa.'

A dog belonging to William 8. Baker, q
machlnist living at No. 3O5 Walnut street
became mad on Monday last and bit be
three years old child, and child aged 10
yesrs, of his next door neighbor, A, B. Tat>
man. The dog was at once killed Mr..
Tatman and his family ere In very needy
circumstances, he having been out Of work
sometime. A number Of chsritable; neigh
bors, collected money and food for them,
which for time will relieve their wants.
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BIBLE ASSOCIATION.

This evening at st. Andrews church, the
Wilmington Female Bible Association will
celebrate their 9Th anniversary. Several
clsrgymen viii be present and address she
4 association. a.r. "- 80 "A
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TOUR OF INSPECTION.

A special car containing Mr.. I. u. Mills,
general agent of the Delaware Division Of
the P, W. 4 B. r, R., Mr.. John Wilson,
general freight agent at Philadelphia, and
others, passed over the Railroad yesterday
on tour of inspection. a
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. Harrison Millard, and Miss Annie E.
Beere, Of New York arrived last night on
southern express. Both will sing tonight
/ at the HillArd Club concert. 7
The Morning herald., 1878-11-07
TRIAL TRIP.

The new iron side wheel steamer st. John
just completed at the ship yard of Harlan
4 Hollingsworth company, went on her
trial trip yssterday morning ON the Dsla-
ware river which proved successful. A de-
scripsion Of the vessel was before given In
these columns.
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NILLARD CONCERT.

b The Nillsrd Club concert this evening
promises to be . very fne affair. Mr.. NIL
lard and Miss Beere will bs present and de-
light the audience with some excellent
singing. Several selections from the new
opera, t'Carnme,'l q win be given. As on
.ail former occasions the house will be
packed. . . %
The Morning herald., 1878-11-07
RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

A ooLoRrD MAH KILLED LAST HIeHT on
THE p. w., q B. RAILROAD AT HEDGE.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-07

Take your children to suttsrlys gallery
he never fails.
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT 1-16c. LOWER, BUT CLOSED
STEADY; FUTURES CLOSED sTEADY-FLoUR
WHEAT FIRMER-CoRN FIRM
OATS sTRoNG-wHIsKEY FIEM--PoRK NoMI-
NAL--LARD FIRMER--PETRoLRUM DULL--oILs
QUIET-sPIRI1s TURPENTINE DULL--RosIN
puLL-CoFFER FIRM-sUoAR FIRM--FREIGHTs
QUIET.
Tuesday, March 14-6 Y. N.
Business was moderate In most departments, but 10
some cases the markets wero dull and heavy. On
Change -four was without decided change Wheat
was drmer, With moderate inquiry. Corn was nrm.
Oats wore strong. whiskey was nrm. Pork nom-
nal Lard was nrmer. Freghts were quiet Cotton
the spot Lice. lowers futures closed steady Gro
ceres hrmer. Oils ouiot. also naval
stores and PETROLEUM.
CovrxE-The market for Rio quiet and weak We
note sale Of 1000 bags Rio, Donat private terms
Also Baltimore, 1000 bags OK spotless, l4c and
4eS bags do. Alice, 1890. Mild coffee quiet
We quote :Ordinary cargocs. 14ac l4ac. fair do,
I6c good do i61c prime do 17c. extreme range for
lots lic. lsAc.; Santos, fair To good, i5c i6Ac,
gold, % days; Java governments bags 2oc. 2isc-; do
grass mats 2oc. 22<c- Singapore. tic. isIsc Coy
Lon. iSc o sxarscsibe. Ia I7as LaguAyrAv l5o, .
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THE GRELN-EYED MONSTER.

John Fraser, n tall coiorsd mau, who was Tor sew
years coacnman to the late James Fisk, Jr,
arragned 10 the Kings county (ong Isanu) Court OF
Sessions, yesterday, to answer an Indictment for
sauit, with attempt TO kill Tho prisoner had. In
TT Of Jealousy, on the evening Of February 16. ~.
tempted stab John SANFORD, coloi cd rival, while
the latter was Ia company with Saran Topping, q
dusky maiden, to whom Fraser had been engaged 10
be married. The weapon, large DIRK knife,
pierced the Of instead OF that OF sand
lord, aud the woman Tell 10 The sidewalk Fraser
made effort " escape and wept butterfly when he
VIVA, he had DONE Tho wound WAS not Danger
Gus, and Sarah soon recovered. She iorgavo her
lover ana was IN court seated by his SIDE when the
case called yesterday.
The prisoner pleaded guilty 10 assault and battery,
which plea was accepted by the District Attorney.
Judge Moore questioned him N to his motivs Tor
Committing The crime. Fraser replied, 81 love Saran
very much Judge, and dat night was awful jealous
Ii took on my feet | couldn't bear 10 my
Sarah waking with dat oder fellow; jest goes 10
work anu lets HIM have II. Ii ever gets out OF DIS
trouble I'll never do ~ no more, not evon Tor my
Sarah"
Judge Moore discharged him from custody
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THE NEW DOLLAR.

"The dollar OF our daddies" u In town. Yesterday
II wandered into Wall street ana the subject Of
some scrutiny. The comments on IT'S personal APP
pearance were not complimentary, and the first I'M
preston made by It was unavorsbie. II 10 not likely
TO prove popular coin, judging by those
Ono man said tho eagle looked scared. Another
ecnoed tho sentiment, and reading aloud tho moita,
"ln God We Trust" said something about 'tho
paiancc." Then the CON turned anu no
head OF the Goddess OF Liberty was viewed. 'Thcy
have put bold lace II" remarked thoughtful OBJ
server. "Ycs" SAID another, 'bound TO cheek Il
with trade dollar ind pronounced very lght. Alter
more talk OF this nature II passed IRON and
was suffered slip into imoo OF neglected curos
ties
To-day 1t Is expected lot OF 10000 of the now
coins will arrive at the Sub-Treasury.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

March H. 1878.
Cotton dui midding. loac. low middling. 9asc good
s s: Channel 1885, s's''sl'' i'S sales iSs stock
NEW ORLEANS March Ia, 1879.
Low middling. es.c good Ordinary sac Ne. rsesips.
wise,i,iis- Sales. 1000 Stock. sS.5if
Cotton weak miadling. io,4c middnr sisc good
Sales. s56 soss ss' coast
ees s..S s. ~,es's :.iS ssss
1884 Exports coa.xse. l.o7s Sales, 1905 last
Coo. SS',ss ss o ss %Sdqs %
the Continent Sales oo stock $751; 70
Spirit. Of n y, sSSs Ss.s ss
,s sSx Ga ssa 81 70 10. s 81 % 81
OswxGo. March ~, 1873
ssa @ 81 500 bar. s %Ss. ..s e ~hss
Sh~.utes eisS. u 81 Corn aaiss and u n
ss Mo- held
railroad cghts unchanged Flour shipped by rail. 800
Flour in fat. demand: sale. Of sso obs ansh.nsed
Corn steady of new: track 4ac
ssis ss s'i?" =" so os %s""
81 s. % for s city %%s
changed Railroad freishts nncnanged kecepts by rail
1920 do; Is 800 barley. s4oo Dc rye, 5000
SsCodo 40 DO OATS 1880 DO barley 1850 do rye
No a. rs 81 se q - xa
ssl's, Ap5ii; 81 "a .ses NV !sa,
Il il: Se: Dayton and Ri hssn red. 81 2iSs Corn
s% 'sn s %tS% - ;sG. 81 'sss s
SEED Ea. as 80 esoss s. sss BRINE As @ Svs!
40 Ressip'.14oo SOls hour, 5000 bushels wheat.
SSsso. wheat. 1901 conn At the close whs"
Saio amber Mch !a.r seller Aps 81 I Corr Am:
81 sa's g. '4-' NO. "''' ''''' o''v'''s'a-r.m'
% fs%' g s sss m and fa sSos sss
4oe dc Oats nrmer but NOT sa.saby hishes with
Ss%spd ss barley sssay ansSanssa PORK
w "
sa .aa sa 4 Il 81 sides sugar sc @ ss
ss s. %; paetps. - Is ST. butchers IS 70
p9"r usSss 800 81 sS s wh Ss g. Wheat
steady unchanged oats very firm with letter de;
at Ss ar ; a' s sf Ne
S wss. 1910 sa'ss Dc: . Ho
corn, 900 do. I; oats. i,soo do.
Flour dull aud unchanged. Wheat active. arm and
ssSss ss and SSsa .fa ssns EN- 81 1a s. sSssg
May: No. 40, 81 o. ;, reee.sa SIC Cory strong and
aa. oats sas saSS but S and APR shade sssyt
cash; 24llc.. April; 26Jsc, May. Rye steady
changed Barley easier 45c 47c Pork unsettled, but
generally higher, closing strong; ~ 40 cash; ~ 42s
May Lard active hrm ana higner " ~, cash y Pa
Aprl; 81 20, May. Bulk meats active firm and higher
shoulders, short rib SC short clear SIC Whiskey
nominaiIy $i or Receipts Flour 1900 b0is wheat,
$1,000 bushels; ~ 900 OATS 10000 do. ryo
1880 do bar.y 5000 do shipment, Flour, $1,000
$4,000 do rye. 1900 do. barley, 26OO1 do: Markets
closed-WheAt unsettled and lower ~ 81 Oo5S 81 o.
April, 81 O6$x, May Corn dull At 434c, cash; 42sSc
427zc., April. 42hc. 42Ac May Oais steady and
changed. Fork steady and unchanged. Lard easier
not quotably lower.
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per cent the latter in four and . nalfs. Erie do
clinsd 10 1Ox 10X. The preferred rose to 20 and
reacted to 25x Illinois Central rose 10 76x and
acted TO 1917 Al Paris rentes TO 11oi zoe. The
weekly statement OF the Bank OF France shows
increase In specie OF $500 000i Tho closing
prices In London were:--Consols Tor money and ac-
count, 95x u coy; new four and a half per cent
bonds, 1861: hve-twsnty bonds OF 1867 losH; ten
forty bonds, lo6; hves OF 1881. los 1861; Ere
mon shares, lOH loI; Erie preferred shares. 25K;
Illinois Central, 76iS.
STATE BONDS.
State bonds az the Board steady for rennesses
skies, new, and North Carolina SKIES, new april and
October) which dealings were confined; District OF
Columbia thres-sixty- fvss sold at 76s.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds continue strong and the following
were changes compared with last previous saes-
An advance oil one per cent in Chesapeake and Ohio
Grsts coupon on) ~ in Albany and Susqushanna
onds, Lake Shore registered seconds and c.. c. and
l. G. 6rsts u in Western Pacific bonds and y in Ohio
and Mississippi consola There decline Of u in
81. Paul sinking funds and u IN Northw gold
sevens. Long Dock bonds advanced / per cent
PHILADELPHIA
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THE RAWLINGS SEIZURE.

singular course has been pursued by tho Custom
House authorities in regard to tho rich and valuable
goods seized from Mime. Rawlings Tho contents OF
the two cases taken Tuesday have remained
posed 81 zee then In the SEIZURE room and dozens Of
visitors, male and female. have troopcd in aud
handled them until they have become sadly tossed by
The rough 10 which they nave been subjected.
An old employee. who has watched tho curious groups
OF laes mat nave handled the deicate nneres eaid
yesterday that the goods were TO the extent Of
u tenth Of their value since the seizure II Is sup
posed that some OF tho goods which are made up
ready Tor immediate wear had been ordered by Nine.
Rawlings patrons. II 80, thcy would doubtless be
considerably chagrned 10 sec The manner In which
they naY0 been handled.
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Totals......-......... sos 2U9 l,Ol4
the sales follows: -Yestcrdsv after two r. NJ
March, 800 bales 1lUlc 500 l09oc: April Ut
lea 100 ~ lO99c 500 At 10 &c., 1900 at s7c 800
os,e, 600 at l9e4c; May LOO at iiosc. 100 At
~ O4c, 800 at 03c June 100 Mt IL l6c. 500 II 5c
y 2sc. 600 a. H. 24c, 400 a. q. 2sc August.
lI;ios Ts.s 1850 bales Today Up 70 r. NJ
lose; 100 at iossc 1900 Vt lo.s7c.. 800 a.
10 sse. 100 At ,"sse. 100 q. iosoe; 100
500 a. io.asc. $500 a. 1856. 400 at ios7s.,
l4Uo lo..,sc.. 2uO ut 10 soc. 500 ~ ilO2c 500
at OLE 100 AT IL ODE june. $3.50 at uec, 600
at ii5c 200 At LIE. 100 at ii aOc, 500 At 1ac
August. 100 at il2c. 300 A. H. zoe. 300 LILLE 800
600 lO.s6c., 200 ut 1880. 800 10 s9c; Novem.
ber 100 AT lo72c 100 73c Total. 39.loO bales.
Grand ot. s 500 bales The receipts At the ports were
MoDile, 9le; savannah 6s2; Charleston 1855: Whining
Phiiadelpha, 4ai. Total. 1892 bales. This day
since September B. 702. 595 bales last night Cotton
icights closed rs follows :1o Havre by steam.
pressed by sail, ac &c. 4" hamburg, by steam, Ic.
compressed. To Bremen. by steam. Ac compressed 10
FLOUR GRAIN. Recepts-Flour. $50 bbis. wheat,
lO4 $50 bushels meal 100 bbs aud 100 sacks corn,
SO $50 bushels oats, 800 do rye $3.50 harley.
$3.50 do barley malt 1874 do. Flour steady Tho
sales Including State Western Southern were $4,000
bbs within the annexed Rye flour quiet but
steady with sales OF $50 bbs Corn al active;
sales about 900 bills within tho and 100
city sacked, ut Sc cw Rive steady fairly
tive sales out 10000 bushels At Tie TIE Tor No.
Western Barley fairly active; sales were 1000
bushels two owed state at 62c Barley malt dull We
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werp. with $500 bills refined pstrolspm % b.
Norwegian bark from Phadelpha to the Adriatic With
1900 refined petroleum 1T c the Norwegian ship
10 our last from rhsdelphia with $500 bbls refined pc.
trorum is for Genoa with $4,000 refined petroleum
at 2osc.. with privilege OF bills at 10 Austrian Dark,
hence to Cork for orders. with $3.50 qrs grain a.
%. Sd an italian bark. hence TO Naples. with
$500 qrs grain at IN. 3D.; Danish brig, hence 20
Danish port with 800 at U.s. Nor
weeian bark 3s from Bali 10 Genoa with hard
Iesduum and general basis 22s Cd rcsinum and
3s Sd Dbl for oil Austrian bark hence To Cork tor
orders with 400 grain ~ Be Cd an American
schooner. 1877 tons. from Philadelphia To Barbados with
general cargo at SIC. per Dbl,
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TIE ALDERMANIC MIDDLE.

The Brooklyn AlderIpen are greatly exercised over
the action oil Monday last, when Two distinct moct-
ngs were held OF the Common Council Yesterday
Alderman French, who acted as chairman NJ tho
oud session, presented tho minutes Ut the latter
meeting TO Mayor Howell, who refused TO recovo
them because tney had not boon certified To by tho
Guy Clerk. An appeal viii bs taken 70 the Alder
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-15
PACIFIC MAIL.

report found circulation In Wall street yesterday
that the Pacific Mail steamship CompAny's checks
wcro thrown out OF the First National Bank. Inquiry
there disclosed the TACT that the company has
count there but IN the Chase National where 1t was
stated there large balance to the credit OF tho
poraton. Tho story, though pronounced a pure lab
Tcon, used to dcprcss The stock nearly Two per
cent The company cannot account tor The origin OF
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STREET CLEANING LITIGATION.

Patrick York, Thomas Cync. Philip Stark and
Peter Blake street cleaning contractors Tor tho rnr
teentb sixth sixteeoth and Fifth wards, OF Brook
lyn, recently made application for a mandamus to
compel Mayor Howell anu the Corporation 10 award
thcm the contracts for the work IN the wards Named
for which they bad Did. Judge Gilbert, OF the su-
prcme Court, rendered decision denying tho motion,
uaII
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COMFY ISLAND LOTS.

An attempt MADE yesterday by Cole 4 Murphy,
auconees to sell forty i've cottage and hotel lots on
the Boulevard aud tho roadway thereof and near
tho Ocean Concoursc. Tho sale was not successful
Two lots, 30 by l25 feet, we're knocked down TO
tou I'D stU
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MINING STOCKS

The following were the opening prices OF mining
stocks at San Francisco to-day :-iould Il Curry. s%;
Savage, 10; Chollar Potosi, 3s; Ophir 5sh; Hale &
Norcross, OK; Grown Point, OK; Yellow jacket, 10;
BeIcher, A; Virginia Consolidated, %; California,
32H; Overman, l6; Raymond Ely, 90; Best &
Belcher, %; Kentuck, 81; Union Consolidated, 6h;
Alpha, Ga; Sierra Nevada, Az; Mexican, IAN;
Eureka Consolidated, 37h; Justice, IL; Utah, 12H;
Jackson 2H.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIvthpoOL. March 1f-5 +. NJ.
Cotton-Futures dull; upauas. low mid ling clause.
August and delivery, Gisd upiauds low mid
di ny clause October and November delivery, lied
Breadstuhs duii; wheat lis lis. I'd GENITAL Tor
average alifornia white.
Provisions Lara, 37s per cwt. for American.
LONDON, March 14-5 80 r. ".
ProduceRefned petroleum, 9td. per gallon. Spirits
Of turpsntine a. 3i. per cwt.
NEw YORK REPRoT.
LIVERPOOL, March IA, 1873.
Pork-Eastern dull at 6s. Western auil OILS Bacon
Cumberland au ~ 2Ss Cd short rib dull 29 long
dull 26s I'd short clear duil at 27s Cd HAms
Long dull 9s shoulders duh At 2s sd Beef-ln
da dull as extra do dull at 113s prmc dul
at S2s Lard-Pume Western STEADY at 37a ID Talow-
city dull at 4 iurpentine steady at 25s
Hosin-Common dull At 5s ID fine dull AZ los. Cheese
American choice duh ut 6Ss. Lard oil steady NJ AIS.
FlourExtra State dull at Dos. Wheat-No. spring dull
los I'D No. do. dull at lOs winter dull at lis ID.
Corn-M xed soft duh 25s for oid do dull At RS
new. Cottonsced oif-Yelow American none in the
ket.
FINANCIAL.
LONDON, March IA 80 z. ".
Consos 95 76 for both money and the United
States bonds 1O4Us, coupon. lO6: Js. 1Ools Eric
Railway shares. preferred, 2o1a.
Paris quote per rcntcs li0E zoe for the
account.
Silver is quoted at 545Sd. per ounce.
PARIS. March IA. 1878.
Exchange on London. 25f i5c. for short sight
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PRIVATE CORBErT'S SUIT.

In the Supreme Court, Kings county, Long Island,
yesterday Judge gilbert granted dscontinuance Of
tho suit for $40 900 damages brought by Private John
j. Corbett OF tho rbird United States artillery,
against Horatio q. Gibson, Colonel commanding The
GARRISON at Fort Wadswortn, staten Island
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lie: Jamaica, i4,se ise 81. Domingo. is'ss a I4e
Porto Rico. 15lac Ike; Costa Kca Jc lSc. Mex
ican Ice Ice Macassar, lie 1sc Angosturs. i5,sc
. lie: savanils lac. a tic. Curacao. lac l5c
CoTros The market Tor spots Lice. lower, but
closed steady at the decline Futures opened points
lower, but the loss subsequently, recovered. The
market quite active aud closed steady about wednes
days closing prices The official closing prices to-day com
pared with Wednesdays. were as iollows:-
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OLEOMARGARiNE.

In the Kings County Court Of Sessions Judge
Moore yesterday nnsd Richard Armstrong go loo
sellpg oleomafs Arlns fos buttss.
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THE FOREIGN MARKET

= TIE FOKEIUN
The London advices report no change In the Bank
Of England minimum ratio OF discount which remains
at per cent Tho bank gained cal 500 bullion for
the week ending yesterday bat the proportion OF
serve TO liabilities, which last week 80 3-16 per
cent is now 37h per cent To-day is fortnightiy
settling day at the Stock Exchange. Consols are firm
at s6'I s5K for both money ana the account.
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BUSINESS OPpu.rUSITIEs.

4 SPECIAL ok ACTIVE PARTNER wANTED-wIrH
hxlOUUD or SlJUO capital In established aud sue.
csssa business Now York city. Address apply H. ~
W. H.. liz William ST. AtoSs,
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HAVANA, March II, 1873.
Sugars active and steady. Spanish COLE 222'4 2224.
Excnan ges gull United statos anged;
on London, l6Ia l7la premium; Paris premium.
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AND LOWEST.
he following were the highest and lowest prices OF
Highest. Lowest
THE MONEY MARKET

The money market worked easy to-day, call loans
bong made at AZ per cent and the closing ratio
being per cent. Tho following tho rates OF ex
change New York at the Underwent cities
day:--savannah, q premium; Charleston, easier, u
premium, 4 premium; st. Louis, IS premium; New
Orleans, commercial 3-16, bank par; Chicago firm, so
premium, and Boston, l21a cents discount. Foreign
exchange was frmer at ASK ass for bankers
sxty-day sterling bills and at 4.S6X 4.S7 for de-
mand. The nominal asking rates remain at 4S5h q
As7X.
Gold opened and closed at 101 with sales in the In
term at 1915 Tho carrying rates were 31, 4, AZ,
and per cent
GOLD cLEARiNGs AT THE NATIONAL BANK THE STATE
OF NEW YORK.
ooio Oaiances.. ,oloo b3
currency l3Zv,vsJ
ooiu cicarlngs. IL, 1oI, OOO
CLEARING STATEMENT.
currency cxchan gcs. S67 400 Gas
currency paahces.... 3,62ol4D
"oiu paanecs'..'... l,3o3,62l
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Government bonds were weaker to-day under a pres
sure to sell and report that the Secretary OF tho
Treasury intended TO sell lot Of the rs at par. The
following were the closing quotations
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-15
COPAitrNERsIiII.s.

NEW YOnk, MARCH IA is7a-TiIE PARTNEk-
~ ship heretofore existing under the frm Gro.
enee White Is this DAY dissolved BY consent Tho
business will oe continued by william uroschee will
collect all bills snt settle ell claims said firm
WILLIAM GRDSJuEk.
PRANK w. WHITE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-15
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
HAVANA MARKETS.

PROvIDRNCk II. l., March H. 1878.
Printing cloths continue hat without change in nominal
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