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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-22
STANLEY AND THE HERALD.
From the Grapn,c, January 81. 1878.

From the Grapnic, January 81, 1873
We devote The available pages OF tho Grophac this
day largely to tho Heart OF Africa, Ia connection
with Henry NJ. Stanlov's late comprehensive cxplora
uons and important discoveries ia tue Equator al belt
oil the continent, IRON the Indian to the Atlantic
Ocean. Returning homewHrd from his laborIous and
perous cApedlou oil three yeats among savage tribes,
has been received, from point To point, with moro
than the honor oil Roman coHqueror. HIS reception
al Paris the other evening particularly brilliant
ana impressive, aud SIM m0ru enthusiastic
welcome awsits HIM IN London. We presume
that alter resting In England Tor q brief season
from ms exnaustins labors, he VIII return TO New
lork and ia view OF The honors wnicn. an Amcr-
can journalist, he mas CONFERRED upon profession
aud upon his country, We cannot doubt tnat mis- re-
cepiOn here will DC worthy Tho heroic explorer and
tho American people. Too much honor cannot be
To James Gordon Bennett Tor the SUCCESS OF
the exp dIton into the DARK Continent AS the Ger
man sayant has said, S,auey discovered Livingstone
by Mr. Bennett discovering Stanley. Mr. Bennett has
bought tho Arctic yacht Pdud0ra; Is II possible
that he IS about To send stanley to conquer the rgd
zoue he has conquered tue torfid zone? He has
missed a wonderfully open winter; but, by uniting
with tbe HOwgatc colopy ana mnKin- his OF
DISCO, may yet achieve leafs as famous 10 that OF
the Lgalaba
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THE FOG.

CONSEQUENCES OF THE RECENT THICK
wEATnEE--A SLIGHT ACCIDENT.
The rain of sunday afternoon resolved itself early In
the evening into a fog which grew donscr nour by
hour. The alarm bells and fog-horns tue diiIcrent
ferry houses wero IN constant use all night and
the greater portion oil yesterday. Tho log not
quite so densc tho which prevailed a week ago.
but sufficiently thick give the fcrryboat pilots
n great deal OF trouble. peculiarly Of the fog WAS
its density tho surface OF the ON the Now
York side OF the East River u lay la solid bank
about twenty five ieot deep. Above This bank the
oil Jerry boats, the towers wrss VI tue
Eat RIVER Bridge ana the topm vessels lying ut
docks distinctly visible from either shore,
but The huis ot The Vessels and the piio houses oil
The icrsyDoats we're entirely concealed. Be-
tween aud ten O'Clock the wilma cvnccd
some KIND OF u disposition ~ shiit to a westerly
direction, and the log lifted Little, but tie wind at
terward remained Stationary and al noon the iog on
the rivers thick Great delay occurred
ut the uptown sDori ferries. No boat allowed TO
Leaf 30 the silps until the return had been made
last to The side On the long ferries the boats
were entirely hauled of or al very irregular IN
torvals, ana then not always Into their slips,
some OF them landing at G.and street. On tho NORTH
River tho delays were not great the East
River, although the fog was very dense along the Now
very far time. Down the Usy the log also very
thicg, and staten Islanders found great difficulty
getting 10 their places OF ousincss In the upper part
oil the city carly III the morning The fog was hic.
that the inhabitants ON either side Of the srcctS
unable 10 the houses across the roadway.
Aaoout o'coch rcstsIuov Woth'hk sitBnt c"i-
lsIon occurred between tue Fulton icrryDoats Union
Fulton the entrance 10 Tue slips on the Brook
ly side. Tho ruddeT OF the Union was smashed and
II became necessary 10 Withdraw her This accident
caused additional delay ana the accumulation oil great
crowns Of passengers on the Brooklyn side OF tho
river AS the natural consequence OF the failure OF
the Terry managers TO shut their gates III SEASON. and
thus obtain control OF the crowd the remaining
boats were packed In the most DANGEROUS lushion.
Every inch their decks, both INSIDE and outside tho
caDns, was occupied by a compact nisss Of human
beings The fringe OF Tue crowd was drawn up IN line
the extreme verge OF the dock, ana IN many IN
stances the toes OF passengers ovcrhung tho WATER
there not being standing room on the deck. Even
when me boats were mus packed passengers wore
admitted TO The dock, ana II was the subject OF
common remark that any panic or sudden move mont
among the crowd would Oi necessity result mo I'M
mcrson and probable drowning vi scores Of personA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-22
BnooKLYN's EXCISE WAR.

Tho agent OF the Temperance Brotherhood OF Chris
tian Churches, OF Brooklyn, was Sunday very sue
ccssul his efforts detect lager beer and liquor
saloon Keepers in that city in fragrant VIOLATION tho
Sabbath clause oil the Excise code. Twenty -four
yesterday reported by him to the
Excise Commissioners for examination, as foiiows-
Henry Auman No l63 Broadway; julius Althaus, No.
70 Broadway; Jacob Hayes corner Of South Fourth
and Eleventh streets: Peter G. Schakers No. 1868
Grapd street; Dedrich Alters. corhcr Of Grand and
FIRST Streets Herman Matthias, No 70 First street;
JoDn &. FINK, No 6S First street; Herman Ottcn,
OF Fi.st ana South Ninth streets; Henry Web
Der, corner vi Park aud Clermout avenues; John
Mauz, No. us Flushing avenue; John Swanwejcl,
No. 1914 Court street, N. ]. FItzhaines, corner
of Smith anu Degraw streets; Michael Murphy,
corner OF Smith ana Degraw streets; Michael
O'Bren, OF Smith and Pacific streets;
Lanmer fully, corner Ut Baltic aud Smith streets |;
Danci Buckley, corner OF Butler and smith streets;
John Mel nan, corner OF Douglas and Smith streets;
Edward Xahar, corner OF smith ana Warren streets;
John Golden, corner Of Smith and Sackett streets;
Charles Gontsh, corner OF Butler and Court streets;
john A. Meyer. corner OF Wyckon ana Bond streets.
There 200 Gases OF violation OF the Excise law
awaiting tho action OF the Grand Jury, and Of
this number Will be brought to the attention OF
Lhut body by Mr. Cottcr al their session, Cap
tain Cctter appeared before Police Justice Walsh yes
terday and oOled warrant for the arrest OF Henry
Armau, the sooon keeper OF No. lC3 Broadway, VINO
assaulted tho complainant while In the discharge OF
his duty detecting offenders against The Excise law.
Mr. Cot, also obtained warrant Tor tho arrest OF
John Doe, an ex-policeman, whom he also charges
with having assauitcd him.
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THE SATIN ISLAND rERnYsoArs.

To TIM EDITOR OF HERALD:-
On sunday afternoon had to 60 TO Staten Island.
Tho last boat was advertised leave Stapleton at
nine +. w. Al that hour there was assembled crowd
of people, all bound for Now York, but there
boat There person notice to explain no
one who knew au ~ thing nbout anything. There was
tog or any other cause why "A catbVat should not
have crossed the bay. The boat whicn leaves New
YORK ton arrived punctualiy, but no transfer;
reason, no account or Information from
any onei thus obliged TO stay night in
staten Island which caused great deal of
and annoyance 1 was informed this ~ a common
practice with this icrryboaL | know cannot mako
a silk purse out OF this steamship company, but /
lance or In these boats. IL seems that
young and entorprslng lawyer might make nico liv-
ing by collecting tho damagcs which are legally duo
10 persons thus cheated. 3.
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RUDE MEN IN THE STREET cAus.

To THE EDlroR OF the H.RALD:-
Your numerous correspondents on the subject OF
want of poitcncss seem TO concentrate
attacks the ladies' and entirely overlook the
opposite sex. l alIude to men who cross their legs
and elevate thor boots such manner that one
pass Them ~ithout stepping over the obstruction
wpug dirty boot with their clothing. 1he latter
ALTERNATIVE 10 Tho only one Tor ladies' These men
WILL with Tho utmost Indifference watch the process
OF spelling valuable dress Sucn men are not oh,y
grossly gnorant OF what cost tutes decent behavior
but are positive nusances and should DO abated by
tho companio insruclng conductors to insist
tnoir keeping thor feet ON the floor. J. II. Q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-22
B,YosNE TEMPERANCE MOVEMENT.

The fight between the liquor dealers and temper
ance associations in Bayonne has more lively
than was anticipated. 1t Will be remembered that a
New York informer named scsnlan intercepted st
Bergen Point, taSen. back irain TO Grccuvills,
where he WIS committed by Judge Mosolcy TO the
bail and he fed IRON The State but alter several
weeks induced to return undcr promise OF lib
cr.l be raised IN the Methodist ana Epscopa-
Ian churches, the Presbyterian Church TO bear tho
expenses OF the traL Seaman appeared be orc tho
Grand Jury Of Hudson county and had several pcr-
Indicted tor conspiracy In procuring his arrest.
The trial will come oil eariy'ncxt week.
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To THE EDITOR HgmALD:-
Your article ''By Their wits Is but too true and II
must expose Of tho many frauds that present
iniesl society, prey upon II ami leave rum behind
But you have said I'LL that might be said the
jcct. Give more, and, II you can. expose The
youth OF this city living without Industry seek ng
fortune by marriage disgracing their parents-uoing
anything but working. Where ID the young man OF
nifty years back who, returning from school, tered
the warehouse. Office, SHOP or mil, determined TO
work up from the bottom II necessary, not 10 marry
until he ielt man enough to command wife as wcii
old type J. s.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-22
ExToRTIox oF THE GAS COMPANIES.

TO THE EDITOR w THE hkkALD-
The complaint OF "raxpayef'' In Mondays HsnALD
is just ana hundreds OF persons Obliged to use
gas testify to OF ovcrchargnG The rude
ness oi officials and employees. The Metropolitan CON-
puny cxncts large deposit from gas winch
they hsvc NO loyal right 10 demand ANY than
tue milknan or ice suppilcr, and then, u their
monthly D not paid the exact day That IL
them 10 have H. man Is sent into your house, tres
paseipg therein, aud disconnects the meter without
giving you any no.ice or warning. Ny gas blIls
very large aud are always PAID within reasonable
time but the officers 0i this huge exorbitant mono
poly must er,Da down, knowiogiy. spoor, struggling
boarding house keeper and cut on her supply u gas
when they Lavo M Their own hands deposit OF money
70 covor . months bill. JUSflrlx
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ANSW ERS.
1MPo11rExrss IN THE THEATRES.

IMPoIIrEYEss IN THE THEATRES.
To THE EDITOR OF rus HERALD
In your 1880 OF Monday ! nnd communication
signed by "a Europoan" complaining OF persons
eaving tho Grand Opera House Just before the closing
Of tnc performance. heartily agree with him. Not
only In that but IN every theatre the CITY, this
nuisance, and consider impoliteness is constantly
occurring, thus causing great incch1enicnce to The
rest OF audience. only regret that this question
has not been placed before he public before now.
ONE OF The ANNOYED.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-22
THE WALKING CANE NUISANCE.

To THE EDITOR or rns HERALD:--
sufferer from the waking.siick nuisance boys to
complain of the intolerabe knight OF The cane whose
'joust OF peace" on Broadway IL getting more bci-
from day TO day. With his shoulders thrown for
ward and his arms shaped as TO inclose his
"swell' soul In parentbesis he stalks forth as the
Goliath OF the walk javen in hand regardless OF the
'lumoar region" OF his immediate fellow pedestrian
In front careless OF the epigastrum Of tho
ger IN the rear H. G. H.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-22
OHIO GREENBACKs.

on Saturday night sheriff from Ohio, armed with
requisi,ion IRON the Governor Of that State, msde
his appearance IN Croton Fails westchestvr county.
aud took into custody a young namcd Charles
Gaming, son Of Floyd Gaming Of that place, ON q
charge Of having stolen peck etbook containing up
warus OF $1,000 from cI.izcn vi OhIo The accused
went West few years since aud returned somc weeks
ugo apparently we'll supplied with junds, which be
has sinoo peon Spending somewhat freely.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-22
WHO WAS HER.

Tho body Of an unknown man was found tho
beach near Fort wadsworth yesterday clothed IN a
black sui, Congress galtsrs wbto linen snir In
the pocket Of The coat there found u white inon
handkerchief with the initials J. b. Coroner Ganncy
held iDquest inc jury fading verdict OF dcstn bv
drowning, and the rsnA were taken 10 the Morgue
nj slapeton where shey viii be kept Tor low days
tor ia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-22
OUR COMPLAINT BOOK.

. (NorE.-Letters intended for this column must DO
accompanied by the writer's full name and address to
insure attention. Compliments who are unwilling TO
comply with this rulc simply waste time In writing
Write only ono side OF the paper.-ED. HERALD
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REDUCE rHE FARE.

To THE EDITOR OF THIS HERALD:-
The Union Ferry Company are, 1t seems, about TO
put In lorcc mastery stroke OF policy whereby they
will prevent the children at their ferries IRON making
fow cents per day by tho sale Of Jerry tickets.
They intend 10 ISSUE coupon slips, with the imperial
edct that Tho coupon tickets Shall be det ch cd only
in The presence Ct their icrry isters. WA this
stand IN iawP Ii this corporation ANXIOUS 10 favor
tho public why do they not put down tho fare ono
ceutP Plenty OF capital be had to take the IRAN
cnise these terms j. b.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-22
A QUESTION FOR THE HEALTH BoARl

To THE EDITOR HERALD:-
VIII you do mo the Kindness to answer through
your valuable paper whether tenant occupying y
cornor as grocery would BIO allowed TO keep II horso
In tho cellar MI the remainder OF tho building
occupied by large plumber OF per, oas or all ages
with nauseOus gas from the accum ula cd manure?
Is violation Ut the Law, ana what would be tho
penalty? X.
[our correspondent should notify the Board OF
Heath.-ED HERALD
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FILTHY CONDITION OF SOUTH FIFTH AVENUE.
To EDITOR HERALp:-
am poor man and walk from my residence TO my
place Of business whenever the weather Will permit,
and as live the side OF town prefer 10 walk
down South Filth avenue l want 10 ask you to call
the proper authorties attention TO the nitn The
lower port ior OF SAID street Some time since
TWO men were seen sweeping the DIRT up IN heaps To
be leit there 10 dry and blow away by the wind. Tho
people iIviug on tins street hardly sweep tho
walk IN front OF where they 1.-Two or do business; IN
Short would like TO see this street kept clean. W.
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WHAT is THE LAW NOW?

To THE EDIroR or THE hEKALD:-
have read In the HERALD that the inspection Of
scales and weights has been abolished. On Saturday
bill was presented by person styling himself city
eealer Of weights and measures" and We were in
ment SrEINBERG x 20.
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A CURIOUS EXHIBITION.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HxKALp:-

To THE EDITOR HERALD
In stroling along the Boulevard on Sunday just
Of st. AIMS avenue saw boy the front poriico
OF dwelling house, squarcly facing the Boulevard,
and his chest placard with the word ''liar"
gentleman and lady drove up to make inquiries, and
heard woman, supposed to be tho chiid's mother.
say That ne was eght years old aud such liar that
they had decided TO make public display OF MIN. y
The boy bright looking and, in appearance, far
ahead Of the general run Of boys At that In inle
gencc F.
MOTT HAVEN Jan 90 1878
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TICKETS ON THE STATEN ISLAND FERRY.

TICKETS ON THE STATEN ISLAND VERY.
To EDITOR HERALD
Shakespeare, IN. "Hamlot," writes, "Somcthing TOO
much OF this" We, the workingmen, have indeed
had something too much Of tho III treatment in which
Staten Island Jerry tho south Shore treated
uA Within tho last few days astonishod at
seeing posted up, "Eleven tickets are only sold
Tor the dollar" In these hard times We found hard
enough TO give the Same sum tor thirteen tickets but
have TO break into 81 OF our hard earned
weeks pittance. We'll may VIC say with the poet
Goldsmith, claws grind the poor and rich men rule
the lawu /. STAPLETON.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. July 80 1878.
Cotton steady; middling. los low middins 10.
good ordinary, oAe Net receipts. ~ bae~ SALES. 49,
Stock 2o'D
Cotton quiet hrm; middlins he log maaing, .o!,s
gooa ordinary. nc Net receipts iii baes gross. 2lA
Exports TO AenieO. .22 sa'ss' 800 ssocs. 1887
NonLr. July y. 1873.
g~ ordinary s.sc Ne. receipts II bales Exports coast
wise. 90 ssle-. 100 stock. $50 - ,-,
Cotton Arm n,dal,ns 10 1876 low iasiias 10 7iea
go.d ordinary 10 ioc. Net receipts. 80 bales gross.
294 Sales. I25. stees. Lob
CaAaLEsroS. July ~. 1878.
Cotton steady middns. lie; low n,adins. Ioaae:
good 1sa 'S.s Ss' s s,ssH Tao 4S 0"c Exports
wILnISsros. n. c.. July -, 1878
spirits OF turpentine .tsaly l6e hc.ia 81 TX
Corn quiet; prime white. os-. mixed. Sas.
Flour unchanged: snes 100 whest steady; NO.
milwaukee club. - i2 red state, ~: white ,taie
AZ. Oats qae, mixed s,.,e sic white .,a,s 3as rye
Soi1sa. $40 tor snso,sd Shorts s.s shpssa,, So
mdangs. sis. per ton. Canal rsigntswhs.t and peas
M.aS ssir 81 80. New ksss,p.1La%Sss
Grain ia store -whea i7o0yo bushes. corn, $4,000
do; barley 7a5.ooo 10 rye. $500 peas. SO do
BurrsIo Jay 20, 1878,
milling demand sales aloo su.hs; amber OHIO a. q {;
inquiry aud s's~ay sale. 100 sa,nels sample Western
at. at ~. &c Gas se So 49, 49, oSssse on
sse sr% s" s ss ss.ss eye 1's s Mat
whsst as 41sc: corn. Sac &c oats 5c, TO New
yors "a 40: slaves. ~ T3Is. Rsi,roaa ncighfs
higher wheat. DC corn. t1sc oats &C.. New York
Re eipts by rs-fiour. 1900 bbls. wheat ~ 40 uush-
els; corn ~ $40 oats ~ 40 barley,
rye L1O 90. Receipts BY ake-Four, 800 bbs wheat,
700 bushels coru, 22svuD DO oats. 80 30 do rye
III lard. 40 tierves shipments o rail- iour,
bDs wheat % 400 bnsbeIsi corn 5J.ssO do
124OD DO barley, $40 do. rye. AGO do Canal hip.
to tiaewaserwhsat so2s7 busnes; corn, is71s7
do 10 intermediate pcints-wnest. go ousneis Grain
in store heat -, basheis corn, tossUD do. oats.
do cstm IN houses 3uOOo Grain afost Tor
tide the hrc sna Oswego csnslsWbcst $50 O2
bushels corn. ,ilo. $50 do. oats, i3j.6O4 do.
DETROIT. July ~. 1878.
Flour In moderate demand. small sales Of white Al
81 90 Wheat du extra WHITE Michigan ~ ODia NO.
do. 81 49, Corn steady high Mixed case. No xed
<4c. Oats In good uemsnd. No white. sic IA.
nix d. the track soc. Keccipts--F Flour 1870 bbs
wheat. D,VOD bushels; corn, l,sJU oats 1850
Shipments-Flour. l.JyO bos. wheat. 400 bushels
corn. 7uu do; osts, LOO do
ToLgpo. July -, 1878
Wheat steady. amber Michigan, spot. 81; DO. new
06tsc do. seller August So No red winter
ssc do. ns" zoe do. seller July, s4c do, seller
Michigan red new. eSc No do, gDc rejected sbash
new 7sc new No amber Illinois, r,1sc Torn steady
high mixed, 4l4c no. 2 spot ana SCI Yer July "Hao
seller August Ale sskod; rejected. 3D1sc asked, Sc
DID damaged. J5c. usts duts Michigan, 1sr. srkrd
z7tsc. bid Heceipts-Wnest, yO,ps bushels 1900
do shipmens-WhsHt. st.USD bu-beis corn. Is uVU do
Mafkst ciossd ,-whsat arm No. winter spos sns
seller July, new, e5t.c. No Dayton and Michigan red
SEE. soo sohe; new rstsessd, so~ Corn Qaiss hs'
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The Stock Market Active and
Feverish.
GOLD STEADY AT 100 IL.
Government Bonds Steady. States Dull
and Railroads Quiet.

WALL STREET,

Tho Thermometer ana the stock market a-s Mt cross
purposes. The former has gone down and the latter
eone up. It 10 not known, however, that any broker
has "gons upn with It. With a change IN tho tenn
perature has come q change prices; values which
we're shaky Saturday are trmer to-day and In pop
Mar estimation the bear, AZ financial animal has
lost both caste ana value speculative sense Not
baI bull has much to brag OF either, tor although
prices werc sharply advanced early in the day they
fell or the close. and the best that can be said OF
them Is that nnai figures somewhat better than
opening ones. The granger STOCKS Lake
Shore might be safely stereotyped as continuing
the head oil activity. The gain in each
was from ! 2 per cent at time
In the day. though the ultimate result toned IL down
% mere fractional Improvement The prevailing
notion that sellers of the WISCONSIN stocks at
higher prices inclined TO buy back at the exist
ipa lower and were present in the market in
sbat shape. Certainly the course OF prics offers the
opportunity OF profitable turn, and mono Of the
operators that know VI above having recourse
hiphap that will Land safely and successfully
upon their feot The advance OF TWO per cent 10 the
usually staid and steady Lake Shore stock was the
feature 10 day. Appearances were that II was being
used AS petard TO hoist the grangers with rather
shan that 1t should have improved upon It's own
merits which little prominent to-day as they
were u month ago. Nevertheless, from gome occult
reason Whcn rematned a mystery 10 ootn Dun
BEAR the price reached CAS- me though II lost
The fraction IN final dealings. Michigan Central was
also be founa the hrsi flight Of advancing socks.
gaining as II did IL per cent upon lowest prices
sympathy with Lake Shore and consciousness oil the
necessity 10 keep up 10 the mark as Vanderbilt prop
er,y sufficient inccn tivcs Tor the rise Western
Union Erie advanced u per cont, the former be-
cause II Is growing 10 value and the second because
though Il has value at all intrinscay II may be
made 10 appear by manipulation. The points
that such MANIPULATION Is I'm uiDent. and to-day large
purchases made ON speculation that the price
would be marked up several points. Although tho
best prices not ned at the end the market
closed firmly ana with better tone than Saturday.
The opening prices Of stocks NJ the Board to-day
were as follows :-westcrn Union Telegraph. 94tl;
Pacific Mail l7,s; New York Central, lo9k; Erie. Ii;
Lake Shore, 62X; Union Pacific, 81; Prisburg, So;
Northwestern, 4s4; do. preferred, 77. New Jersey
Central 391s; Rock-siand, 1l41a, 81. Paul. 4sh; do.
preferred Sox; Wabash, 1414 Lsckawanns, 6o5s !;
Hannibal and 81. Joseph, Il do. preferred, 27
c. and l. c.. Az; Michigan Central, OK; Burlington
aud Quincy, ll3es.
CLOSING QUOTATIONS..
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SECOND CAIL-l P. N.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT STRONG AND 1-16c. BETTER;
FUTURES CLOSED sTEADY-FLoUR STEADY
WHEAT FIEM-ConN FIRMEE--oATs EASY
PORK QUiLT-LARD sIEApY-wHIsKEY EAs-
IER-PeTEuLEUM DULL-oILs QUIET SPIRITS
TUBPENTINE oUIEr-RosIN QUIET-coFFEE
QUIEr--sUGAR QUIET.
MONDAY. july 22-6 p. N.
Business still moderate, but tho markets. wero,
nevertheless, steady ana in some cases frmeK On
Change -four was steady. Wheat was nrm. but
auiet Corn was hrmer Oats easy. WhIskey easieG
Pork quiet Lard steady. Cotton the spot Lice.
higher; futures closed steady. Grocsries gen.
orally quiet Naval stores, OILS and petroleum wero
also quiet.
CoFvEE.-Thc market for Rio was quiet. The stock
OF RIO and santos coffee July 10 wns los, 9l6 bags
Arrived since July - oliey, ~iih o22 bags lilo
iSi4 bags santos Sales .sx bags. stock Of Rio
and santos coffee July %. 1878, S2,OIs bags