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U. 8. DISTRICT CouRT-Judge JGekon.
The following business was transacted
in this court yesterday:
United States vs.. James Mobly. In
chaucefy. Injunction granted restrain.
log defendant from operating a ferry at
the place where he now runs a boat across
the Shenandoah river, at Harper's Ferry,
now operated by J. s. o'Donel, and pro-
hibiting him from using or permitting
others 10 use any boat or boats at or near
said point, for Transporting over said
river passengers, stock, etc, or any arti-
Giles for which tolls are paid. Returna.
BILE at rules, at Clasktburg, the first Mon.
day in July.
us. Vs. Columbus Mobly. In chance
~. Similar order entered.
U. 8. vs.. Deliliah Mobly. In ~chancery.
Similar order entered.
George Bashears vs.. Steamboat Bettie
Gilbert. In admiralty. Cause submitted
to the Court, to be further heard upon
arguments o. counsel at u future day.
Thos. Fahy was recognized in the sum
Of 5000 for his appearance on the first
day Of the next term, 10 answer any
judgment that may be entered against
him.
Alfred Ullom va. Hannah Cross. In
ejectment. Motion TO set aside judgment
overruled.
Thos. Moorehead & Son vs.. Steamboat
Star Of the West. In admiralty. VIM.
Graham filed his petition, and by leave
OF the Court ia allowed to take further
proof in support Of his claim. Further
ordered tina, the costs be paid, and the
balance Of the fund in the Registry be
loaned at interest.
Adjourned until this morning al 10
o'clock.
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BLACK Cashmeres at wonderful low
prices. Go to I. Blum & Bro.
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tYARRE ls MASON mi An 1nIAaa.

Its reasonable to conclude that Rensans Capdns
PlAIterH, having received the highest and only
astfd 81 The Centennial Exposition, over all Other
plaster, having received the universal pnIIs Of
the highest medical authority In the world, must
poses unusual merit Benson's Capdne Porous
Plaster wa invented 70 oy0Toome the SloW ~.
lion Of the ordinary porous plSSten. the oplv
objection ever "-IRhieh other
found 10 thlSl LANE BACK, lplaSten Viii
otherNiae pop Immedi.ta rail-. a, not even re-
ulaf remedy. len. ThOy
They relieyei us o. BenSun's ~StrenEthGa
pain at onee,l HRk back.
and cure qulek.l CApdpe Plaster, leure rhSuma.
ly spinal
and kidney Affections, ~SdAticA, 10 ubsRo, neuralEil.
palms In The back, hips and tdes. renonI
easily Affected by change Of weather should wear
these constantly during the winter season, ~ they
arc a sure prcT6ntlye Of colds. Sold oyerywherc.
Price, 95 els
n ApE
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Boz Your MlllInsry .. spsyer Boz.
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Buy your Millinery of speyer Bros.
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THE cheapest Brown and Bleached
Muslins, at Blums'.
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THE HYGETA HOTEL,

THE HYGEIA HOTEL,
Il OLD POINT COMFORT, Va
Situated within 100 yarJS Of Fort Monroe. oPen
all the year, with ample opacity for GOO guests.
Han all modern improvements, elevator, ghs and
electric bsliA In IVHrV room, wafer, bIth.rooms
tSlSSnph etieG Fifteen N twenty hntelass Itesm.
efIllddhly, except 6uBdIY, $50 yards from the
door. Superior bach for blthlng Al do0T-Iteps,
and good iron May until November. Boating;
nihing and driving especially attractive, Send
ioteifcuta a. describing hTgiOnle advantages. Terms
o. % TO - 80 Por day, according 10 location Of
number In room, length Of stay etc.
my9 II. PH0EBuS, Proprietor.
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oLauIous NrSL-JohA AesmSF, Nos,
S,0ls and 9,0al Main street, 10 receiving
choice and brilliant patterns oil Carpets
30 different Patterns of Wall Paper
from 8 TO l0c.
500 different Patterns Of handsome
style Calico from 8 10 Go.
200 pieces Of Muslins from 8 10 10c.
Our 5-cent Counter is loaded with 500
different choice and useful articles,
worth ten times their cost.
500 Umbrellas and PArasols for 12lc
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ron REM.

FOR RENT
The Store Room, No. 2lOl Main street,
recently occupied by W. j. sitter as a Dry
Goods Store. Possession given at once.
Apply to JOHN s. NAYLoR,
1900 Main Street.
Twill also sell at private sale one Safe,
two Show Cases, one Stove, n Calico
Rack, one Carpet Roller, One pair Scales,
one Step Ladder, one wheslbarrOw, and
one Copying Pres. la
NOR RENT-A FINE BRICK RESIDENCE
Il No, 22tS Eoff street. Possession gwen imme-
dlateiy, Apply 10 J. O. HOFFMAN,,
jS Corner Of Water AID 2lth SO.
ToR RENT, SALE OR EXCHANGE
Nv Residence; No. O45 Main street, close
10 Suspension Bridge. Large and elegant
house, with all modern improvements.
Also, vacant Lot adjoining.
isl Office l142 ChHpline 'treet'
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T D. Prayer,
Church Decorator.
ORIGINAL Designs and styles 10 hlnnouiss With
architectural design Of building. special atisn-
don ETTOn 20 stofes and DEtllipp. All defini
and Sylo 10 b sen At sample Room,
No. iias MAIN ST.. WHEELING.
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Is The niest and the btst, Is instantaneous In ia
action, and II produeos the most natural hhAdes Of
black or brown, does not stain The akin, md Il
OAAly applied. Il 70 0 standard preparation, and
q fATortte upon every we'll Appolnted toilet for lady
or gentleman. Ror sale by all Druggists and Hair
DresIsrL JOSEPH c%RlsTtDoRe, PFophstor,
my20-S p. o. Boz 2li2, hcu York
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which other
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not even re-
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The New York herald., 1878-02-26
BOARD-2:3O P. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT UNCHANGED; FUTURES CLOSED
STEADY sTEADY-wuEAT LOWER
CORN UNCHANoED-OATs sTEADY-wHIsKEY
EAsIER-.-PoRK NoMiNAL-LAKD UNCHANGED
PETROLEUM QUlET-oILB QUIET--sPIRiTs
IURPENIINE QUIET -nostN QUIET-CoFFEE
QUIET-sUGAR QUIET-FBEIaHrs QUIET.
MONDAY. Fcn 21-6 r. NJ
Business was every whore moderate anu prices as a
general ,hing nominal On 'Change hour steady
but not very active. Wheat Was dui and declining;
rather lower Corn was without decided change
oats were Quot, but stoady wbisgcy was easier.
Potk WAS nominal Lard without important
cnange, closing easy. Freights were quiet Gro.
ccries auie Ois generally quot. Petroleum
and naval stores also quiet.
CorsEE The market for lilo quiet No sales from
FIRST hands We note the ARRIVAL OF the Village Belle with
3Osi bags Rio We sales New Orleans Of 100
4OO bags. rxrsons. quality lair. at l6lsc. Mid
coffee was quiet We quote; Ordinary cargoes I4isc
I4%c fair do iei<c good do iUAc. prime do. II lc
extreme range for lots. 1886. Igc.; Santos fair
good l6c. ie1sc goId. 80 days. Java. government
bags 20c 2isc do grass mats. 2o>sc. a22Isc snga
PORE lie is,sc Ceylon. i6lsc issc Msracabo i5c.
Ishc Lagusyra 16c. lsc. Jamaica, 15tc. lie St
Domingo, i4c i4l1c. Porto Rico. Isc u Isc. Costa
Rca I1c. 100 Mexican, Ito. IKE Macassar. Ito a
lsc.; Angcstuis, lsrc lso; savanih". i1c. lsc. :
Curacoa. Ifsc n I5hc
VorroE on the spot Inactive without change In
price. aud to sonc extent nominal FUTURES opened
was from to points The ociaI closing prices to-day
compared with saturdays, we're NJ follows
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ON BOTH SIDES.
;. Mr.. Parsons. Of New Brighton, appeared

Tho Rev. Mr. Parsons. OF New Brighton, appeared
before the Board OF Trustees OF that village al theis
Isst meeting and protested against tho payment OF Mr
George Gallagher counsel tor the Board OF Excise,
on the ground that he was as alleged, also Tor
the Liquor Dealers Association OF that place. and az
such appeared In the Jusccs' courts TO defend per-
charged with violations o! the Excisc law FREQ Of
charge. Ho cited case Ia which he went 10 Mr. Gal.
Izghsr TO ascertain tho form OF making out a com.
plant against Two persons who had violated tho law.
and he refused TO give anv Instructions; and thea
wbon the Complaint was presented 10 tho Eoird, Mr.
Gallagher appeared acfendahts' counsel sud 90.
jcctcd 10 the complaint In the lorm as made. Mr.
Parsons Insisted that MI Gallagher could no, hold the
Two positions and sot impastisy. The Trustees vtA
probably refuse 70 audit she buk
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ruR poRrIcN nAprp-

THE FoRkIGN nARKRr
London advices report n strong market for consols
and a weak one tor American bonds Consols, which
closed on Saturday at 95k a 95h, opened to-day at
S5H 961s, and advanced to 96k e5 4, at which
decline caused By The large saies by investors who
believe that the Silver bill is only tho prelude to
pudation still continues, and the nov nvss to-
day the chief sunerera Closing Saturday ., l04h
they fell steadily all day until at the close to-day
prce lie quoted at 1o3h New 4h's and nvetwenties
aecliped y, and the tsnforties \ per cent American
railroad shares were steady, with the exception OF
Illinois Central which closed little weak. Bar silver
advanced to SOD. per ounce In Paris rentes were
quoted ~ l09f. SOC. Tue closing prices in London
were :-Consols Tor money and account, o5H 95x;
new ~ per cont bonds. l02i<; hvetwenty bonds Of
1867. 1861; ten-iorty bonds, lo4,S: hves OF 1881,
1o3x; Er's common shares, on; do, preferred, ~;
Illinois Central, 74a 74,4
STATE BONDS
State bonds the Board were K lower for Louisiana
sevens consos and steady Tor Missouri 1889 or
$780, Missouri state sixss and District OF Columbia
3.65's
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds were quiet ana nrm, and the only
changes In prices advance Of In New Jer.
ssy Central hrsts consois in Hannibal and ST. Joseph
eights. convrr,ibes, and 6 in Union Pacific frsts.
There was a decline OF 4 in Michigan Southern sink
ing funds, and II 10 Pacific Railroad OF Missouri Sec
onda
ADRI pm
The New York herald., 1878-02-26
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

The market in New York Is still fairly active and
prices were well supported to-day. American Consoli
dated was strong at TX American Flag advanced
from "a to 27 and tell of again to "a and Lacrosse
ie to o. In san Francisco the opening Official prices
were:--Gouid h Curry. sx; savage, llk; Chollar
Potos, SO; Ophir, o.; Hale L. Norcross. IL, Crown
Point, 8; Yellow Jacket. IL; Belchcr, Al; Virginia
Consolidated, %: California, 90; Overman, Is; Ray
mond Ely, s; Best l. Belohsr, 10; Kentuck, az;
Union Consolida, ed, 6; Alpha 10k; Sierra Nevada,
~; Mexican, 1917 Eureka Consolidated, AK; Jus.
tice, IL; Utah, IL; jackson, 2k.
The New York herald., 1878-02-26
HERALD TUESDAY FEBRUARY zv S7s-rRPLE SHEET

Io92c 900 at 10 ole $500 at Ioaoc. 800 10 syc
2O at 10 ssc April ,4OUat lc. 2D At 10 v9c n at
Iloic swat iO2c 2.lOO at 10 9Sc 100 At lO.sIc :
700 Ut io9sc 800 0yoe May, 800 I3e 900 at
II 1ic 100 LIE 300 at lille 400 At H. Zoe.
200 at iLoc 800 lie 1900 II loc June l. 100
~ 23c 300 Al 2sc 100 at 25c 800 23c. 100
=, ~ i2ae july 500 :. stc 500 a. II sse 700 2,
at II 4oc. 200 at ii.3se;. 200 ~ Il 3ac,; 200
a. ilSa; 400 at s6c.; October lon ii.oic
Total. 3fIUO bales. Grand total 40 100 bales.
The receipts at the ports follows: uaiveston.
246o bales New Orleans, 10. fs Mobile 3.iO5: savan
nah, nah, 2s!s Charleston, 1885 wminssen e!6 Norfolk.
I92; baltimore. %; New York. 6Sf Boston. 3s6. fhia
delnhia 93 Total. 33oa bales This day last week,
o.2sO THIS day last year l66O6 Total since Septsm
her 34sOl9 To saturday night cotton reights closed
as fosws:-To havre. by steam. &c compressed, by sail.
nc Sc.; to Hamburg. by steam &c. compressed. to
Bremens by steam, xe' compressed; 10 LIVERPOOL by
steam, 932d.: by sail. . SID, compressed
FLOUR AND GRAiS-keceipts- Flour. 2f6sl bbls !;
wheat 32I 800 ousles: Obls ard 100 sacks;
corn 752D oushels oats 80 1884 do i6.470 do bar
10y. 5oO65 do barley malt 5O75 do. Flour in mod-
crate demand at about previous prices Tine sales includ
ing State, Western and Southern, l4,OJO bBls.
within the annexed range. Rye -four activs.
safes being a'on 400 bois at full prices Corn meal
qui /. soms 37o bbs sold within the range. Rye
quiet 1000 bushels No. Western sold At Tie 73e. Bar
ley also quiet. sales were $500 bushels two-rowed
State B5c. Barley malt quiet. We uuote
The New York herald., 1878-02-26
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

COMMERCIAL
LONDON, Peb. 2S-5P. NJ.
Produce--R shned petroleum. lOsd 1Utid. per gallon
Taow. Jys. Cd. q tbS per cwt.
Linseed OIL SO lbs. per
Produce-kelned petroleum. I0hd 1oAd. per gallon.
ANTWERP. Feb. 20. 1873.
Petroleum, 2sf for gne psie American.
LIVERPOOL. Feb 25-5P. NJ.
CottouThe sales OF tho day inciuded 20 DaIcs Amcr
can. Futures da uplands, low midiing clause. May and
juno delivery. 61kd.
rRopucK xxcHAscs RKroRr.
LNsRrooL. Feb. IS, 1878
Potk-Eatsra dull ~ oSA Wssssrn dali % ga BE,
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The closing prices in San Francisco werc:-

The total OF stocks at The Board to-day aggre.
gated "a. .3.S shares
The gross earnings Of the Denver and Rio Grapds
Railway for the second week, February s 70 IA In
elusive, were $l2 7oA IL.
The steamships City Of Brussels and Hermann.
which arrived at this port last night brought $780,
In gold.
The comparative earnings OF the Chicago, Miwaukss
and 81. Paul Railroad durug the third week Febru-
ary were foows:-
1875 ........................ .......t1sl, 600
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1880 p NJ
$4,000 6s,r e1... In5H Sl6O0OO 5' c. Sl. lO2,x
800 52 ,c. .67 be 1851 2oO0o 4k's, o1. l0iH
ioQoo Sosl0 +O.c bS lO6H
l31 P. NJ.
eltOOUs5 2oce5. b3 IO35f s5Osoo SIS al bs 1903
1000 $40. c,67.. l05s2 25ON I 4I<s r,9l i0ix
4tOOO BIS 1851 1000 6's ll9
lOUUO s lO-40 80. 1u312 1000 49,. 10 1lSA
10000 So, q. .'el... lO2t2
$3.50 P. N.
$4,000 es, r. 81 l05x $4,000 SIS, Q. 81. IO3
1910 6's, Q. el. ... 1864 5000 do -. ...b3 Iu3
5000 SIS, cai .b3 1857 lO-4O .s3 1857
The New York herald., 1878-02-26

THk HONEY MARKET.
The money market worked easily to-day, call loans
being male AZ ~ per cent, and at the close aslow
ssl per cent The following were the rates OF ex-
change on New YORK at the aforementioned clues: -:
Savannah, buying pnr selling y 4 premum
Charleston, scarco, Is 3l6 premium, a premium I;
New Orleans, commercial, l-l6 a u, bank par; ST.
Louis, rs premium; Boston, rs TO 33 discount, aud
Chicago, 80 discount Foreign exchange was firm
~ AS2K ASK Tor bankers sixty day sterling bills
and al %s4X ASK for demand
THB GOLD MARKET
Gold opened aud closed at lo2, with sales In the
interim Al 102k and loiX. Tue carrying rates were
~ 10 8 per cont
The New York herald., 1878-02-26
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.


BrsvKs Trade was slow this forenoon; rates were
but actually less than those
Friday. Sales were effected from nc. Iilsc per ib,
weights so cwt "a From 55 los 81 lbs. has been
allowed general sscs % lbs. net Quality
moderately tat. with good top Al Sixtieth street
yards o. Eastma sold for sef 81 OF horned cattic
sales as Missouri steers at She per To- weight
DJ. 1913 Missouri vt DC h. weights IA
~ cwt ~ Missouri stces at 9]sc per h., weight IN
cwt. lsb Illinois steers at sc per lb weights IA
ia los Illinois steers at otsc per lb weights cwt
asa ew, % Illinois steers AZ ssc per 10 wesht ewt
Carey sold for O. Monett II OHIO steers sJsc per b.
weight cwI i02 ONO steers At 90 etsc. per In,
lie per ls., weight. ~ ewt Coon a Thompson sold
il head at Vs1c. per d.. i6 head a. i6c per
ID. with 81 on per head, weishts "a ew, ~
cwt for Williams Co. 30 Kansas steers Oc. per h..
weight IA cwL for q. r. Reynolds 80 Illinois steers at
stsc per To- weight ~ cwt 0s Brown sold for selves
III Illinois at iUc. ib ~eights 06 cwt
e's cwt commission is STATE oxen a, sss r., ib.
weight ~ q. Pagan sold for tclt . Illinois
steers at 9c: per b., weight ia cwt. q Kahn
sold toy z Brown % Kentucxy .stscrs e. eye; per
The New York herald., 1878-02-26

The market for government bonds hore was again
active and weak in sympathy with the continued do
cline IN London. The very large sales abroad are be-
ginning 70 tell severely local market, ana sew
era Of the issues pressed for SALE There was
decline this morning ranging from u y per cent,
but In The afternoon there slight reaction ana
some Of ths loss was recovered from The bonds
closed fairly nrm a. the following quotations:-
The New York herald., 1878-02-26

stainedGood ordinary SIC. strict good ordinary, &C.;
low middiing, o<c mddng 1oc. Sales OF spot coton
1b-Dov Sat Erening. Total
censumotion ...:::..:.. lt 81 IA
the safes were follows Saturday, nNer ono ". =
March, 100 at 10o:,c.. 2OOi at ~ vfc. April 3D AZ
a se LOO az June, 100 = Isle 800 :, !, soc'
TSa " e s.o M m ss oS :. :, e ss Ms,cs % =
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CLOSING QUOTA rioSs.
Tn. closing quotations a. three p. N. were:-.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST.

The highest and lowest prices OF stocks st the
Board to-day and the number OF shares Of each sold
were AZ iollows:-
The New York herald., 1878-02-26

Mercury in Chicago thirty degrees above cloudy.
Wheat in Chicago-Openng price, 10sk, March.
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
The New York herald., 1878-02-26

eon-Cumoerisud cut oun SIS. ID snovt rib dull ss
3ls long clear dun At 29s. short clear dull ~ SlS
Hams-Lons dy attss shoulders dnii ~ IDA bsef
India steady Al 95A extra steany ~ iios:
prime steady Sos LardPdmc Western dull a. 1884,
IalowPrim- city dali al tos Sd. notwithstanding
steady at 20s Ro.inConmon dull AZ 5s Sd. nne duil
1Os Cheese American choice steady 7O< Lard oil
steady ASS Four-kxtrs state dull at 29& Wiea-ho.
spring steady at los iOd No. 10. steady at los Sd
dull at lis sd Corn rot mixed dull 81 3ss Sd
for old do gull at 27s tor new. cottonseed o-Yeiios
American. nbne n lac srks
The New York herald., 1878-02-26
SECOND BOARD-I NJ.
N UO. ....ssO OC BIt
ID Msriposa. %. 49,.

y do pref. bic c 4
Bobtsil. .2.50 bid, 2.aO asked
Caledonia. n 80 bid. - asked
California. 2Sx bid. BOY askd
Imperial. rs bid, l. 40 asked
Con, vir'A. .221z bid. - asked
Exchequer. 81 bid. = asked
Hukill ..L@ bid, 4. .95 asked
Julia. .......2. bid, 2.6O asked
Mariposa pf.2. - bid. 4. askeJ 4
Merrimac.3 8. so bid, 4. 40 asked
\. Belle i0h bid, d,Iik asked
N. Y. a G. .2.33 bid, 2. 80 asked
Raym'd6kly.. bid, @ asked
Seaton. =. 45 bid, 2.60 asked
Sierra Nova. 4 bid. - asked
The New York herald., 1878-02-26

w hsAt was dull and owo, though there little
pressure to coll The sales oetween tho calls were vouoo
white, 60 arrive. 35ts for No 81 25 No New
York spring 80 TOR No red and ~ 80 ungraded
red wntoi The sales 5000 Dushels No. spring
February At 81 24A. The following the bid and
VI PAN bid; Sl .o do for May 81 "a hid. 81 26ta asked
No. Nortnwest tor February, 81 II bid, 81 20 asked
Do ior march, II 20 bid ~ - asked: DO April 81 ~
siu, 81 ~ asked; do: May 81 25< bid, 81 as5s
sales ut the calls were 5000 oushels Msgeh steamer.
54Ac. 54tsc.. and 5000 bushels March No Ut
o7ac The following the bid and asked prices the
Nst call February, steamer 53iAc, bid 53 asked do
asked: do. No. 2, 57ac od. 5sc asked; May steamsr
5j1sc. bd 56c. asked. do. No 2 $3.50 bid 5ec ask d.
he sales between the calls 65 600 bushels vt 531sc
for steamer mixed yellow, 4Sc 5Oc Tor unmerchni
able anu unsradea aud 5lc 5i5ac for no mixed Oats
we're seady closing ns follows s-Extrs and No whits
4oc No. do 53c. No. do, $50. extra mixed 30 &c
bid do. No. 35c 3a4c.; do. No. doc d. No 3lc.
The sales were 2S, ,OOU bushels
HEMP AND JurE-fhe market jute butts aud hemp
Quiet We quote American dressed, Sl75 $lS2 30
single $40 x2l5 ior aoubie, aud $50 SI3b tor
dressed; ussia clean, 500 81 10, sold. Iian S27O
$27o, gold. Jute. 4sc. &C. s0lu jute butts 2ac
rency casi Manila hemp. 7c. sisai 5se. isiie DC. a
5tzc. all gold.
MoLAs ru cd dull. Domestic was fairly ac
tive We note sales Oi $40 bbis quality good
AZ 23c 4Oc We Cuba, centrifugal aud mi xcd
2c 26c. cayed 26c zoe. muscovauo refining, 27e.
3Oc grocery 2sc 3jc Porto Rico 3pc 4Uc English
fancy. 25c. a soc
NAVAL sroREs-fne market for spirits turpcntne was
dull but closed about steady. ROsin quiet. We
quote :-sprts turpentnc merchantable order, 32sc
81 % s. 37h; pitch, ~ 81 t3x Advices rom vii
mington were as follows qui.t strained, 81 80;
good do. 81 b. Tar steady 81 90 TurDs sntine steady
hard 81 3o soft. " lO virgin So TO- spirits easier 3c
The New York herald., 1878-02-26
HAVANA MARKET.

HAvAsA. Feb IS 1874
Sugar active and firm. Spanish gold, 22i u 222 En-
change dull and weak.
The New York herald., 1878-02-26
FINANCIAL.

FINANCIAL.
1T REAsOXABL RATEs-MONEY on LIFE AND
"A ndo ~ment Insurance Policies and Mortgages:
bourbt: Insurance all kinds effected with
.vs-N'' '''I 4 UAHRfCu 4 CO. ilg BroAdwAv
The New York herald., 1878-02-26

GALVESTON. Fob 25. 1873.
Cotton steady; middiing, i01sc low mddng stc good
ordinary sc Net receipts ago bales Exports coastwise.
l,O76 sales. 2,73l. stock. II $40.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-06-01
SAFE IN PORT.

THE YACHT oHRAGu AFTER HER TRIP ACROSS
THE ATLANTIC -DIMENs,oNs AND APpEAR-
ANcE or THE CRAZE
Tho schooner yacht oncagh, from Campbeltown,
Scotland, whose arrival at this port on Thursday
evening was published in yesterdays HERALD,
dropped anchor OF the Battery yesterday morning At
nvo minutes past ten o'clock Twenty days
cupled the across but nothing OF especial in
tcrost occurred during the time. Moderate
weather, with fair sailing brcezes and coca
sionA Gains we're experienced up to Thurs.
day morning, whom the northeast storm broke
upon Thorn win much severity, and the officers
Of the oncash scnt her along with all possibls speed
consistent with good Judgment In order 10 hnd safe
that evening pilot taken board, VINO three
hours aitcrward announced TO her captain that they
wcrc ut Lower Quarantine.
Tue Oueagh belongs TO tho Royal 81 George Yacht
Club, whose station Is at kingstowp, ireland. Mr..
Francis X Cope, who owns The vistns craft, is on
as guests Captain Anderson, OF the Royal Artillery,
and a Mr. Grant There Is nothing definitely
settled upon as 10 the duration OF the 0ncagh's visit
10 TINS port nor mas Mr. Cope iuly male up his mind
where he will go after leaving here.
DESCRIPTION or THg VESSEL.
Tho Oneagh was launched al the yard OF Hansen.
East Cowes, on Tuesday, April IL, 1879 she was
bull, simply as cruising schooner ana has never
gsstive OF strength and stability Tnero Is nothing Of
the gingerbread order about her, ana sincc her
etruCtiOn sue mas WchtHereu many severe FU
tractcd storms Her internal arrangements arc
pleasant, besides being very commodious. Tho state
rooms arc OF good size, while the officers quarters
comfortable. Tho Oneagh Is built Of oak and
teak, aud dmens,0ns follows :--Lcngt Oh on
deck 90 cet breadth of beam, 20 feet inches
ait, IL ieet inches draught iorwara oct inches
tonnage, lss tons she carries crew Of twenty
officers aud men. Her Distinguishing flag 10 blue,
with white cbevron, her signal letters a ID. j., and
the yachts number 2,059. The Marquis OF Drogheda,
OF the yacht Fcrida, 10 TONS is commodore OF
the Royal 50. George Club rho 0neagh has been
cruising most Of the time since built. and last ycsr
her owner visited Norway.