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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-01

Total thus 3.764s45 oe 1891 .1o4 40
The demand for discounts at the banks is
large. On the street the offerings OF paper are
Exceptional commercial paper 500 v cent;
Al do 120l15: second grade do @: loans on
collaterals 9012: Al mortgage paper e0l0:
second grade do % y cent per annum.
Foreign Exchange moderately active and
Sight firm and in demand.
State Consols are in better demand ana hrmer
~ Premium Bonds are In moderate request and
steader at 32H@33.
Gold opened in New York at 1o21 and closed
at 1919. Here 1t opened at 1o21sgloss ana closed
at 1O3@1O3a Sales $4,000 AT 1o3b @1o3A $40 600,
5000, $4,000 and $1,000 at 1885, $4,000 at 1o3. and
'z sTER Ing sALEss5ooo bill adng at 1890
4s9h $4,000 do at 4ssF f1o goo DO at 4soa49i ana
f12 900 do at 4a9h0490k. Bank sterling -@49a.
FRANC SALES - $4,000 commercial at -,
Bank ranss o s sl'ss 11s cent
discount. Bank sight SIG U cent discount; COM
mercial ZIG p cent discount.
NEW ORLEANS STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
BEFORE FIRST CALL.
$50 900 State ConsolS. ........-........'.- oo1;
FIRST GALL, 10 A. M.
| 10000 State Consols- ..--..........' 30
10000 1900 DO s ~; apl ....:...... 7Sh
| q soo Pramnm bonds .A.........-..-. 49,
| IN 600 do do ................-- 1871
| BETWEEN SECOND AND THIRD CALLS.
| Is shares Citizens Bank .........''.'''' t41
THIRD GALL. Q P. M.
10 shares Mechanics and Traders Insur-
| anCe Company .-.----...-.--. --''-'' 90
% shares N. o. Insurance Association. 80
| e17 nno Stata GonaoIs iS Feb ......... 81
| 10000 Premium Bonds ..-........-..-.-. ~
| 80 GOO do do ..-.......:.. ~
10000 do do (B. to drawing).. 337
CRESCENT CITY OPEN STOCK BOARD SALES.
ar ooo Uranium Rnnds. 31a
| ~ sooo do Az rs 3o) .... 32A
N mn % Prem I'M Ronds. ........... s22
A ZOO 10 ~ - 40 ..... 329
| o. 400 do do ....... 322
sooo DO do ..... 80;
,nooo DO do ... 321
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-01
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY.

MONETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Monday Evening. Dec. 81. 1877. }
NEW oRLKANs CLEARINGHOUSE.
Clearings. Balances.
n 81 735 gk3 CT s17O,039 Al
nanen1har Al ..... 2026,eB1 80 221 .665 0s
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-01-01

The New York Financial Chronicle In study
Of symptoms of the money market, mas bnt
little evidence to confirm the views OF those VINO
expect close money market In the early
months oil the new year. Deposits will soon
begin to accumulate bank reserves will be ann
nile. the payment of dividends will set free
large amount OF currency now locked up, and, in
general, the loanable funds In the market Will
be 30 increased that low rates will prevail. AT
present the banks are to3erably well satisfied 10
keep good supply Of their funds for the state
ment which Is liable to be called for at any time
and for the contingencies Of the next month.
Though there are some dark diseouraging
features connected with the business OF New
Orleans, land she is not singular In that respect)
which naturally strike the reviewer Of the past
years trade, there are a few gltmpses of sun
shine which give cause for hope and encourage
ment. In the matter of cotton the receipts at
this port to date are 80 500 bales In excess OF
those for the same period last year. while the
aggregate receipts at all the ports fall behind
100000 bales. and then the receipts and ship
ments of corn have been thus far more than
fifty per cent over those of last year. 1t Is
pretty well aseertained that our sugar crop has
BEEN from providential causes seriously cur
tailed, but the impression Is that 1t will not
come out as badly as has been anticipated.
We hHve many reasons for hoping for a more
prosperous time in the near future. which we
do not now propose to enumerate. but will con
tent ourselves with expressing the earnest
heartfelt aspiration that during the year which
has lust dawned New Orleans will be enabled tt
reassert her old time commercial supremacy
and that her citizens. each and all will have
their homes and fresides Illuminated by peace
plenty and ioyfulness.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-01-11

Or Sugar.Coated, Concentrated, Root
ana Herbal Juice, Anti-Bilious
Granules. "LITTLE GIANTo
CATHARTIC, pr Multum In Parvo
PhYsic,
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1878-01-11
AT PROMONTORY

Win uruh Southern X. X. for saItLnke olry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-26
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

Comptroller Kelly yesterday paid an additional
$50 900 10 tho Trustees Of IN, Brooklyn Bridge liz
also paid ~ COS II for The quarter ending February
-, 1875, 10 the SISTERS oil ii. Dominlck.
special meeting OF the Board Of Aldermen Will be
held saturday next Tor tho purpose oil taking fnr-
action the cartmon's ordnance. IL 10 undor-
stood a committee wlli then DO appointed TO 90
10 Albany and assist Ia preventing the passage OF
bill enabling cartmen To procure licenses under which
they transact business IN any part Of the state
Mr. Henry Bergh visited Mayor Ely yesterday aud
protested against the prov sions VI the bill compelling
property owners Fun avenue 10 pay halt the
pense OF repaving that thorousbfare
Mayor Ely has signed the Aidermanic resolution
provlding invesg alton OF the methods OF
acting business In various owl dstricI courlA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-26
NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY APRIL g. ls7sTRIPLE SHEET

increase In specie Of 1890 oooL The closing prices
In London we're follows Consois Tor money and
account, saH . 95; nsw4k per cent bonds, lo4 Vi;
ave-swenty bsrds Of 1861, 1853 . losk, tsn-iorty
bonds, l07k 10TH; nves OF 1884, losH Erie CON-
mon shares. l2x Erie preferred shares. 20; New
Jersey Central i7k; Illinois Central Tx
STATE BONDS
State bonds were dull District Of Columbia S-65's
selling ~ rs Tennessee SKIES, new .. sok 81 and
Georgia Stale SKIES ~ lO0A.
RAILRoAD BoxDa
Railroad bonds we're dull. and the following were
the changes compared with last previous saiss:-An
advance OF Y in Eric third mortgage ana Western
Pacific ponds, aud . decline OF per cent In Lake
shore coupon seconds " IN Pac,ne Railroad Of Mis-
souri, seconds and In Morris and Essex nrsts consol
dated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-26
LIFE INSURANCE LEGISLATION.

NEW YORK. April 70, 1873
To THE EDITOR OF rns HxnALD:-
An act has been passed by tho Assembly at Aibany
40 provide for maintaining tho solvenoy Of life
companies and protesting the rights Of policy
holdcra" II ~ comprised In twcnsy.sevsn ssctionx
and 10 the Hepburn bill Alter u
ported BY M. Hepburn from the Insurance Commits
toe Of the Assembly Il went through several amend
ments Ia the House. Now IL 10 with the Insurance
Committee OF the Senate. This act 10 e.
gxrded a. . revival substitute for the
Granam bill, passed By she Assembly In 1877,
alter prolonged Inquiry boiore Legislative Commit
Ice, ana which upon BY tho senate COMMITTEES,
presided by Senator w. Tobey, long enough
TO XIII u tor that sssson 10 claimed by many that
influence OF the managers OF the life insurance
paniss Of New York, and these same men are pretty
we'll satisfied, i - rumorsd, that sns aspburn bal will
this advanced period Of the session Il 10 doubtful
II sucn measure can receive the attention " suoulJ
command IN the senate There are some crude aud
undesirable provisions In this act but there also
some features IN y Of grave moment TO the
public at large. This Law seeks 70 correct
ns gross iniussce that has been perpsrassd IN tns
State ls4y In the OF forfeiture Of policies.
Also to maze the trustees and officers OF companies
personally responsible AZ trustees OF the policy hold
ers. fhe nsw powers sought 10 DO conferred by ths
view OF the result OF the recent oil that
oifcer's practice the NATION OF companies.
into insolvency uad.r receivers u would be desirable
10 tho power Of winding 40 impaired companies
In the hands OF their oxn trustees under tho super
vision Of tue insurance departments The manner ~
winch the properly OF has been already
rittercd away under receivers In this State should
rot DO any longer possible. But the question now
allowed TO stop all reform legislation on insurance N
this Statef The people expect To see the necessary
reforms made TINS IN this posiness aud tney VAL
watch carefully shs proceedings Of Inc senate ~ tons
regard. Lea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-26
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. April 20, 1874
Cotton quiet middling, iO6c,: lo~ middiing ec good
ordinary ssSc. Recepts, Asa bale. Exports 10 treat
Britain. 2,5; coastwtse. 5i3 sales TOD stock, 1880
NEw ORLEANS. April -. 1878.
Cotton Arm; middlinT. 1Oic. low midding 9sc. good
ordinary, $50 Reccipts-Net al bales. gross BIZ TX
To Great Britain 3.OUJ. France JU2Us 20 tile
CONTINENT 3s2o, coastwiss. 5000. sales 3oco stock.
1914
MortLK, April 20. 1878.
Cotton steady mdding. toe low mi dling exc good
ordinary. SIC Receipts nonc Exports coistwse. LIS
bales. sales co., stock. ALTO
SAVANNAH. ApriI rs. 1878
Cotton ady middng. gvkc low m,ddng assc good
ordinary sc Receipts " bales ExDorss cosst~ss, 49,
sales, 40. STOCK, 1924
CHARLESTON, April 20, 1873.
Cotton ouii and nsmin 81 miiang iussc lo1sc L,w
middins, 40 lies. lU%c socd ordinary, vhc kc.
coipts, u Dalsa sales. ivU stock. 300
wrLnrrGros, N. q, April as, ls7s
Spirits ofturpoatns Qass ~ 1880 Roan sssady ~ 81 ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-26
for yellow dip 81 rs a - tor virgin Tar firm al IL 10

for for s,sa. u,pso.las steady er s:sd q 70
), MI z 4 arm ms sa. !, h 20
::,, ~: 5sa. s. sIs 's' .s,:i i 2: 4;
s ssa sis saa 81 "a = sS
.l ss S sssa eI AlsS .s %af's . S .
S a. :o sn.ss sss Data
1900 40 saipmeps,-wnest 1850 bush l.; corn, "a 500
.nssr seize. S: NAY .I 81 scr so%
amber Michigan 81 "a. Nothing doing u other articles
rcsr In far demand; upehsnssd sales $50 Ss. whs..
ass o.
sale TX. 800 SSsls,. .%s is% =
& Sst' a. s"cis q
q - sss q 2. city made S.S;. :si:is:
s.ss's: ss s''s Ii%s s:
10 O. s.ssns. ~ i.s:.Fious sSio bsi. vns.s. "a.
DO sSpmsna: ~ i.Soa9. 1850 6S 10 wh sss
soo sS esas 10 s;s ss
water whsss 1913 bushels; isi.ois do;
Flour unchanged; sale. 200 Ssl. Wheat STEADY
sSaaseS Ry. ..s.dy; SAFE. 1900 bushels 0anaaA At
sssassa S SS ss;H aasos .s LOO bills
Mtchixah Tl ~. extra no., 81 t53s Corn scarce and
hrmer; No. 1 mixed. 45c Oats steady AZ Soc bid for
No. white sales OF No mixed AT 2oi4c. track
Clover seed with better demand - % bid
400 do; oats 800 do Shipments-FIour 400 bbA
wheat 1900 bushels: COL u. 500 do oats s.7oo do
CIxCINSArI. April rs. 1879
Flour hrmer. but unchanged. Wheat in good demand;
red. VI ~ VI 10 .orn In tar demand at 42c; 43c
but hrm ~ So Lard quiet but firm; steam. To- kettle,
Tic. 7c Bnk demand. shoulders held at
3Mc short rib middles - 10 cash: "a rs buyer April
short clear mlddes s. Bacon quiet but steady 44c
So 40 and s. 50 % rs Tor shoulders clear rib and
sides Whlskey steady. In fair demand at 81 o. Butter
steady unchanged Sugar steady unchanged Live hogs
steady. In good demand common. s. 75 IS 25 light,
80 ~ IS -; packing. So 81 So So butcners s. so
a % 90; receipts, 800; shipments 1888.
CHICAGO. April rs, 1879
Flour nominaliy unchanged Wheat unsettled; opened
weak and lover closed firm outside prices; No Chi
spring. 81 l3 No. 81 81 lOM 81 lDg,
May; 81 u9As 81 uJA, June No do 81 O41s 81 06.
Corn steady ana hrm ilc cash. 4OKc., April; 4I1Sc
4lac. May 41ac June rejected SIC Oats fairly active
ana shade higher; 26Ac. cash. May ana June. Rye
frmer NJ 5e,sr. Barley steady and firm ut 47c Pork
steady aud UNCHANGED Lard steady. with fair demand
SO % ~ y7a cash and May; S7a 81 o2k. June Bnlk
meats steady and unchanged Alcohol SIC: Freighss
steady and firm kecerts 900 bbls -four 10000 bush
els wheat 10000 do. corn. 1880 oats 100 rye.
bushels wheat i64 900 do corn 81 do oats do
24O do. barley. Al close wheat active firm and
hlrher 81 IN. May; 81 loh, June Corn fairly active
and shAde higher 4lhc. Mag; 4l4c. asked June Oats
hrmer but Quotaby higher Pork and lard steady and
unchanged
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-26
is HYDROPHOBIA A MYTH?

NEW York, April Is, 1878.
To rue EDITOR HERALD:-
Win you permit mo to furnish some distinguished
authorities IN support OF my scepticsm concerning
hydrophobiaY Professor Maschka who Is al the head
OF the University OF Prague and is acknowledged
authority all over Europe. declares that tho symp
toms ascribed TO hydropnobia TO be met with 10
other diseases and that many persons suffer
ing from apparent hydrophobia have nevor beer
bitten by any animal at all He therefore concludes
that It Is not specific disease, but only
ring under certain conditions Incident TO various
diseases Bruckmuiler aud Lorienser shared his
opinion, that is nervous disease resembling tetunus
and tina. may follow an injury as well as occur
without any previous injury or bite Stadthagen
treated twelve persons VINO mad been bitten by dogs
supposed TO be mad. OF This number only showed
that IN the year 1872. la Hamburg, 100 persons
were bitten by rabd dogs, and that only ono dled OF
Successfully proves that no spsclSS disease is pro-
duced In man from the bite OF = mad dog. Even IN
oculslion has failed TO establish tho contagion
theory Hartwig cites 1871 dogs bitten by rabd dogs,
and OF all these only six died with symptoms oil ny.
drophobla while The rest remained perfectly
we'll According TO Bruckmuller, after extensive cx-
periments in incubation entirely different symptoms.
such AZ nervous fevers. catarrhal levers inlamma-
ton OF tho lungs &c, ensucd, and incubation with
the blood OF dogs supposed 70 DO rabd showed NO ~
effect whatever On the other hand however. cascs OF
wounds OF the most trivial nature sucn q scratcu
with an iron nail. hardly drawing any blood.
Mascnka rolAtcB case OIL man VINO uleo Of SiIHuS
scratch upon his from the paw OF dog. Yet
this case, after carefully conducted post mortem ex
animation, gave no DINER Indications than such AZ
tetanus reveals.
the sum OF all this is that the mind Is tho master Of
tho situation, And II the theory once advanced by
surgeon of this city--viz, morod impulse-be cor
rect then II follows that the mind Is tho parent not
only OF moral diseases. but physical as we'll II tina
fellow who knocks you down and takes your watch
acts only IN obedience 70 "morbid Impulse for tho
acquisition OF tmspieoes Is not Inc same organ capa-
bio OF generating bydr0phobia rs welf Without ex.
pressing any opinion Of tho theory OF "morbid I'm.
pulse" am tree TO admit the proaigious iDduence OF
the mind on the health and conduct Of mankind.
nave heard OF man VINO died Of cholera because Ut
bong Obliged TO sleep 10 . bed where he was told
patent had dcd OF that disease, but which merely
an invention to provo the supreme power OF that or
gan. Another man, otherwise Intelligent, insisted on
hts being umbrella and always stood himself up IN
corner when he entered The house; while third
considered hmsoli coffee pot, and was continually
going about akimbo aud the other repre-
senttng spout, asking 10 be poured out -
HENRY BERGh, President
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-26

COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON !: sroT 1-16c. HIGHER; FUTURES
WHEAT FIRM-CoKN UNCHAxGED--0ATs
JNCHANoED--wHIsKEY NoMrNAL-PoRK
QUIEr-LARD sTEADY--PETRoLEUM FIRM -
OILS QuIET-sPrRITs ruRPESrIHE DULL
RosIN DULL AND NoMINAL-coFrEE DULL
SUGAR DILL.
THURSDAY, April 25-6 p. NJ
Comparatively little business was done to-day In
any department. Of trade. Al tho exchanges every
ihing quiet Flour was but ntlie dealt IN Wheat
important change. whiskey nominal. Pork quict.
Lard steady. Cotton on the spot was Lice higher
Futures closed barely steady Groceries Naval
stores we're nominal and lower Oils quict Petro
Ieum dull but nrm.
corrEx--Tns market for Rio auiet. AZ Baltimore
i7uo bags sold. Grey Eagle private ssrms aud
New Orleans 500 bags sold thu basis Of I5Ac i5e
for fair Mild coffee quiet; 2.0Oo mats Java.
Escort sold at 22c. gold. We quote -Ordinsry car
goes I3,sc . I4e. fair do, i5kc; gooa do. isac.
prime do tie extrens for lots. Iakc is,sc. ;
sss.os. iaIr good, i5c. i8c. gold o. days; Java
government bags, 400 2issc do. grass mats. 2oc
axe singspore. lie. 1sc; Ceyion No. Ito Mara
es,bo. i3c i7o Lsgusyrs i3c fSso Jamaica. 1889
sl5he. 81 Domingo. l2lsc i3c. Porto Rico, Ice =
Mscassar. lie. 1sc Angcsura. loo letsc savans.
l3c. l65Sc. CurAcoa t3c t4is~
the spot was active and higher. closing
trading curing the day, and but slight nucsuations 10
values A. the close business the market barely
steady April showing an ADVANCE for the day Of points
to ponts higher The oeiN closing prices sodsy com.
pared with Wednesday, were as focws:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-26

The total sales Of STOCK Board day aggre-
gated 1856 900 shares.
Mr.. s. NJ Mills and J. =. Moad wore to-day uuani-
mously readmittsd 10 membership at the Stock Ex-
change, and will Immortality recommence business
The announcement of their I'm o ,Ived
with much appau ., as Mr.. Mills promp,itude In
settling up IL subjsc, OF general fslicilatiou.
The Pennsylvania road shows increase In net
earnings for March Of $74.00
The following despatch received from Washing.
to-day :-"rhe Syndicate has just taken an addi-
tonal $4,000 900 Of Ak per cent bonds under its
option, making SIS 0oo, 600 taken SO Tar under the
contract OF the 11th inst.n
MoyxNENTs or 0kArN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-26
PRODUCE EXCHANGE.

rns Board Of Managers Of tho Produce Exchange
yesterday admitted several new members They
nxcd the assessment Tor The coming year at SIS uns
same last yesrD, and adopted tho amendments 10
the OIL rules which agreed by the trade ths
lStn INST rncss rules viii 20 in,o elect aitor bsI q
pusted Ia dnva
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-26
AN OYSTER WAR THnEATENED.

Notice was given yesterday In Bayonnc, N. j.. Of
the intention Of the National storage Company 10
cons,ruo, . dock IRON communlpaw 20 . point noar
Bsdloe's Island. This project, u carried out, will
mirage she oy ster Of several persons VINO
express their dstermnaou 70 resiss by force every
attempt 70 cousfuoy the dock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-26
DOGS LICENSED.

Major Harts Permit Bureau issued forty-tour addl-
tlona, dog licenses Yesterday Five OF these were for
spi,z dogs, owned by the following persons:-J. b.
Tooksr, No 312 East Thircth street; G. Gatter, No.
1855 est Forty eighth street; Baicr Sxty-scvonth
street, between Eighth ana Ninth avenues, and J.
Donsghsy, No. 1888 West Forty first street. Tho other
breeds licensed e:--Back and tau. mongreL To-;
TEL q Newioundland, q Skye terrier, 5; poodle,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-26
LrnIA STOCKS.
MINING SHARES

The following vcre the opening prices oil mining
stocks at San Francisco to-day Gould Curry, TX;
Savage. 1917; Choilar Potosi, 81; Ophir, %; Halo
Norcross, SIX; Crown Point =; Yellow Jacket. OK;
Beicher, l5H; Virginia Consolidated, 1917 Caliior
mia, ~; overman, ~; Raymond & Ely, 8; Best h
Belcher. l6; Union Consolidated. ~: Alpha o;
Sierra Nevada, 4; Mexican, OK; Eureka Consolidated
so; Justice. Q; Utah. 9; Tip Top, TX; Nsvojo, u.
cloainQ nrices Err
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-26
Government bonds we're iairly active and nrm,
closing STEADY % the following quosalions:--


The London sdvicss report no change In the mint.
mum rate Of discount, whieh remains Al . per cont
Tue bank lost fle2.ooo bullion for the week ending
yesterday, The proporuon Of reserve to liabilities
being s4 per cent against ~ 1915 per cent last week.
Consois declined 10 o4k 94s, and subsequently re-
covered 10 OAK % Un,ed states bonds were shade
sasier AZ the opening, but later recovered. Erie
10 lax - and prsisrrsd TO ~, but later sold a. lax
f2k ana at 40 respectively. Illinois Central fell on
10 II ssd rose to I'M New Jersey Central rose 10
l7xai7x. Bsr SILVER 10 quoted at % isie pence per
ounce. A PARIS rsnsss declined 70 1osf s2ko The
weekly statement ot shs Bank Of france shows an
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-26
l2.3O p. N.

I2.3U 2. ".
$4,000 $40 C. 65 lO4i< $4,000 SIS 10 40 iO5k
1000 52u. r. 67s3 I07l1 10000 SIS Sl c.. "
25OUO 500, 67. 1917 $4,000 AS. '0l 1851
10000 do SO 1o7H lUgUO 4<'s. 81 lO3lz
25OOO + lO-40. l05Z lOOOO a. T, 1907 l0oT
1000 SO 1O5X
1870 P. M.
$4,000 6's 49, e.. lO7s $6ooOo SIS. 81. 1854
1000 8 500 c, 65n l04s SUOOO s 6's, ilo
1900 S SIS, lO-4O. 9. lO5Z
$50 P. NJ
$4,000 6's, '8l l07h $1,000 a. c. 1907 IoOi<
100 20 do...... be l07h 500 s 4s. q. 1907. 1OO5S
$1,000 S., 81, l0t ll0OUO 500. 65 be lOi
do
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-26
VERDICT AGAINST A CITY.

Tho sut Of Alexander staDo against tho Mayor and
Aldermen OF the cay Of hobokcn, which has been Ia
progrcss n Circuit Court at Jersey City. before
Judge Knapp and struck Jury tor tho past Two
weeks was concluded YESTERDAY. Tue Jury rendered
a yeraicI 10 avOr VI the plaintiff Tor s2O.I5l 90.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-26
SEIZURE OF CIGARS.

Concealed In the baggage Of Two passengers on tho
steamship Columbus which arrived IRON Havana yes
tcrday, tue Custom House inspectors found 2.5-o
smuggled cigars, which sent 10 tue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-26

Included III the arrive. Delivered
on CONTRACT 800 bales future delivery the sales
MS follows :-yest-rday after w. april, loo 1T
iuslc u at SOC short notice 7th 100 At 10 si May
SOD ~ 10 93c. June, 4OJ ~ Ole. so lU2c 100
1t ltU3c July, LOO H. lOc 800 AT IL lie,
lU l3c september. 100 1t 10 7sc, lu0 ~ 10 Too
Total 300 bales To-day to two r. ~ MAY, 6OD st
ln97c 400 At ln96c. LOO vt l0.9Sc, TO At lu9Dc..
9ou at lc., $40 1T lo99c. go l09Sc LOO At lie.
l0D At 10 100 At lua7c 40 1t 1856 June 400 at
06c $40 ut lO5c 500 at 1iO7c. 100 liCSc. 1000
1t $40 At lose ITO at IL O0c. 500 NJ Csc.
$40 81 l107c 7O At 06c July TOO NJ H. 3c. 100 at
H. 100 l4c 800 At l5c 500 vt IL i4c. 100
NJ IL l3c 400 AZ ll2c. 100 ~ lille. August 900 at
H. 6c 800 At Life 500 H. &c., 400 H. 19c. 200
H. sc 200 at lli7c 100 At l5c Septenber. 100 At
10 sdc October. 2O l06lc 100 At l0.62c. TOO nc
lossc 800 - ioeSe. Aovsmssr 100 g. ioass.
bales; New Orleans 4oi Savannah. 9S. Charleston, 81;
Wilmington, 81 Norfolk, 6bo; Baltimore, ~: New York.
l,zoA Boston 2l6; Philadelphia 50. Total. 3346 bales
This day last 49lo bales This day last 28AS
total since september l. 4O45 lao bales Cotton frsighs
closed a tollaws:To Masss =. steam A compressed:
bremen. ny steam, iliSc compress ed by saii nc. To
Liverpool. Nd, by steam; by sail 1854. compressed
FLOUR AND GRAIN Flour. 10 $50 bills; wheat,
45OO bushels; meal 700 bbs and los sacks: corn,
4 100 bussels OATS lso5o do rye 22oo do: barley,
ins state Western and southern were about 900 bbi-
with sales Of 800 bo also 200 nass city sacked
81 OF cwt Rye quiet but steady At 73c 74c
Tor No. Western Barley and malt were quiet. We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-04-26
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA. April 25 1873.
Sugars quite active but weak. Spanish gold, 225 .
225K Exchange armer; on the United state. 30 days.
currency, ~ premium short sight ~ premium
80 days. gold. "a ga premium short sight do
MUM London, 10 l51a premium; Paris, ~
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