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The Morning herald., 1878-12-17
WILMINGTON CARS In Tnl SOUTH

The jacksonville (Yla.) Unioa, u Friday
last, says: A snall passenger coach ar
rived at ths Aspet frsn SavaInsh. this
nsratsx. II 10 for the OsAls and Gull
Railroad Conpaay, and will ~ forwarded
frsn here 10 i1 dsstiAstion BY the steamer
o.. Johns On her next trip. The ssash r.
ssmhlss New York strsst railway esaeh
asl Is about large enough 10 accommodate
thirty paAssngsrs. 1t 10 new, and very well
built. 1t cones frsA the wsll.ksswr
mandatory Of Bower, Dare b Co., d
wilmingtos, Dol. The. name Of the ssasl
10 "silvsr sprilgs."
The Morning herald., 1878-12-17
rIH OFFENDING T1REnEN.
7Il FAST DRIVING 1ss5IIIs-Tn wArSA
WITCH DlIvIH yIHD.

TIE FAST DRIVING 1ss5IIIs-TIn wArSA
wI7CI DlIvIE yIID.
when the names Of tho witnesses in the
ease Of David Hsnnis the driver Of the vs.
TOR Witch fire company for fast driving to
Tres were called at the police station las
light the defendant asked for postpone
nsntas ssns OF his Witnesses were not
present. A. they came IN few minutes
afterward, the case was proceeded with.
John Williams, . member Of the Dsls !.
ware company whs WAS on the engine at
The time, testified that the Water Witch
driver came up Market street behind the
Delaware engine trottiag and running sitter
nAtely they pasasd the Delaware engine on
Delaware avsAas and ran up the avsnus
fren Dulloeks shsp to nsylvania avenue
and alss ran out fennsylvAnis avenue.
Thenas lanlen, the driver Of the Dela>
ware engine, testified that the Water
Witsh engine passed him sa Delaware
aysl1s st run; did not see them como up
Market street.
Patrick Chairs was On the Delaware On.
gine; the Water Witch horses ran = good
BIT.
Chief Engineer MsCrsa, knew nothing OF
the offence except what he had heard
and hearing this hs brought the charge.
Jno. TsgEart was coming up Market
street 1T the tins Of the Are; tho Water
Witch horses did not 70 fast; they ran q
little eucs or twice.
James HauleR, saw the Water Witch
hsrses and when they passed him on Mar
ket street, they were cantering.
Dominick O'Donnell saw the horses
which were endsavoring to run and the dri-
YER was trying to keep thsA dows, to q
walk.
Onlcsr Jordan saw the horses pass Bal
locks' shop and they did not trot while in
sight.
Daniel 0'Esil, testified that he was
standing at Tenth and Market streets and
saw the Water Witch come up behind the
Delaware, which was going unusually
slow, hs saw the engine till 1t passed out
Of sight areund the curve in the street at
Bullocks shop and the horses were not run.
ming then. He also said that one Of the
Wster Witch herses WAS naturally frisky
could hardly be held down 10 trot whsr
gsing to Are.
George A. Davis saw the Water Witeh
engine 70 up the avsnxs from Washington
to Madisea streets and tho horses were not
running.
Thomas Russell testified that the horses
Of the Water Witch company were natural
ly unmsnageable.
sewsll HALL said shat he saw the Water
Witch hsrsss going to the FIRE on Delaware
avsnae near Tenth street, and only one st
the horses was out of Q trot.
In deciding the ease the Mayor said that
there had bean complaint made Of fast driv'
| Ing 10 ores and he was determined to break
| 1t up.
he then And the Water Witeh driver 8:
and costs.
The driver efthe Friendship Fire Com
pany was then srraigned on the same chsrg.
| but 1t was not sustained and he was dis.
Missed,
The Morning herald., 1878-12-17
rRKsIDHNT RCKnL's REPORT.

The Chester Times Of yesterday in IN Cd
itsrial, fairly and freely discusses the paper
READ by President Eskel at the last regular
meeting Of the Beard Of Iducation in re-
latioa to his late visit to Chester. Tie
Times says: f,aa y.
"The report read BY President Icksl BE-
fers the Wilmington Beard Of EdueatioI,
Conserving the p1blis sshssls Of Chester, d
The Morning herald., 1878-12-17
JOHN T. RAYMOND.

Johs +. Raymond, the Inimitabls, ID
billsd to appear in the Grand Opera Hsuss.
on Monday night next, in the new comedy
"Risks," In which hs takss the part Of thu
Insurance Agent. The Atlanta, Co., Cen
stitutisn says of his recent visit 10 that city
"No play ever took better here. Every.
body went out smiling and happy, fer the
last act smosths out sll the trouble and
concludes with tho msst laughabls Incident
Of the performances"
The Morning herald., 1878-12-17
COLLISION AT THE BRRKwATER.

On Saturday last there WAS collision Al
the Breakwster that fortunately had nc
serious results. The Liverpool brig North
cumberland collided with the GeMms G,
carrying away the lsttsr's jib boom. The
Northumborlsn received no damages The
Gemmaa g, still remain at the Brsskwater,
The Morning herald., 1878-12-17
OLD CLOTHES MADE INV.

All persons whose clothing assss cleaning
or repairing should give Alfred Caslssn,
No. Q East Fifth street, In LislsrnaRas
building (third story = call. He makes ,
speciality of the above, aad dsss teiloripg Z
work promptly, cAsaply and sstisfastortly.
Fact.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-17
NOTICES..

TT 9 PENSIONERS TAKE NOTICE
their papers pr pared and the proper am :
Sayits sworn ont at the office Of the late
Jno. Ii. Publ ESQ, 3O4 Shipley street
as formerly. r ,,uur
Justice of the Peace and Notary Public.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-17
~ OTICE-TO w ATER RENTERS,
~ OFFICE WATER DEPARTMENT
WILMINGTON, DEL, Dec, 10TH, 1873, }

The bills for 1879 are now ready and pay
abb at the registrars Office, No. 1000 Mar.
4 ct stIeet. the law requires that AL al bills
paid on or before January 3lst 1879. the
face OF the bill: those paid during the
month of February Ave, e,per cent addition.
At. those paid during the month Of March
ten per cent additional, s,.d any amount
rem aiming unpaid after April lst, 1879, the
registrar ID required to have the ferfules
Withdrawn and suit instituted for the re-
viii not be let int such premises until such
arrears, with assessments and u for draw
Il 2 ferrulss are paid. OHics hours - =. m.
WI. MORROW,
deol2-3m Registrar.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-17
CLOSING OF A CANAL.

Ga Saturday nsxt, the Ast iastant, the
Delaware Raritan Canal will bs efRAally
slessd. Ths last boat Of the llsetric Line
of freight as.smsrs, running from this city
10 New York, will leave here te-norrsw
and New York On Saturday.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-17
MUSICAL CONCERT.

This evening Prof. u. Bschsr and his
music scholars will give q concert in the
lecture room of the Masonic Temple The
Professor promises that the affair will be q
Joyous one. The assistance of thirty lady
and gentleman singers has been volunteered
and Mr.. A. W. Asrinkssn, whose musical
reputation is good, will take part. The
celebrated steiff piano will be used.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-17
A SITUATION ALREADY.

We are pleased that Mr.. John N. Taylor,
late TrsAsursr's Accountant, has already
succeeded in obtaining . desirable position
with Mr.. Wn. Lee h Son, - bosk-keeper.
A ysusg man possessed of the qualifications
Of Mr.. Taylor. seldom remains sui Of .
situation even In these hard tinss.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-17
gNTERPRIsING DODGE.

At the Plymouth A. NJ. z. zisn Church,
SECOND and Washington streets, james
Jones, the colored man who figured 60
prominently In the Doason ease, will bs on
exhibition tomorrow evening, In the
basement OF the church. Admission, 10
cents. The proceeds are for the benefit Of
the church.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-17
TAKEN TO JZRSKY.

Ysstsrdaythe negro Collins, who was ar
rested in this city, on Saturday night, for
committing burglary In Sweassbero', New
ysrsey, was taken away W W 5srssy
Sheriff, II. q. Garrison.
The Morning herald., 1878-12-17
SOCIETIES..
xnzr1Hes T:

MEETINGS THIS (TuIsDAY) EVENING.
Asylum Lodge, No. SS.
Reynolds Encampment. No. 8, I'd and
4th Tuesday.
Washington Lodge, No. /, A. 2. A., meets
every Tuesday night In the Nicola 2 build
ne.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-01
REMEMBER THE CARRIER.

Albert Adams, our carrier, viii visit his
many friends this morning with the ANNUAL
ADDRESS for New Years Day. Give him a
generous reception.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-01
ANNUAL Meeting.

NONV Wis MININ CO Nj p A N Y.
~ The annual meeting of the stockholders of the Con
Wis Mining Company will be held on SATURDAY, THE
FIFTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1878, at l o'clock P M, at
the office of the company, WATTS law office, of
King and Curry streets, Carson City, Nevada
dc20td A. Waltz, Secretary.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-01-01

Poor Fechter Nobody ever started out III
''the profession" with a brighter prospect be-
fore him than lay in his way when he came
to our shores. He brought with him such
letter from Charless Dickens as insured his
immediate and profitable engagement with
choicest audiences. Also his reputation had
proceeded him, and the play going world of
America was ready to do him homage Now,
it seems, he is going to the bad. At all events
here is what that merciess assailant of public
and private character, Don Piatt says of him:
Fechter has been going to the bad for some
years past, and although the most artistic
actor ever in this country, has abused him.
self so by indulgence of his appetites, that it
will be difficult for him to draw the houses to
which he was accustomed in the hey-day of
his fame Running off with other mems
wives and sisters were trivial affairs compare
lively, for the wives and sisters were grown
women, and probably knew whom they liked
best to live with; but getting roaring drunk at
dinner, so as to be hauled off the stage fire.
quently; not to know the orchestra from a
Roman Senate, and insisting as he did once
in the West, on getting into bed with Des-
demona, instead of killing her as she slept,
waiting for the smothering to commence,
made Fechter unpopular with conventional
people and prudent managers The Desda-
mona in this case happened to be the man.
ayers wife, and he waited long enough for
the curtain to fall on Othello dead drunk on
the stage, when he, too, fell upon him and
beat him with a liberty pole, which was kept
in reserve for revolutionary dramas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-06
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

IlvERP0OG. Dec 5.-Pork-Ed-tem dun NJ 40. Western
dGI us 50. BIcJp-CUmJerlud Cut dull At 3O6di sort
4: dull d 3D. LuU4 Gear dun "a II; snort Clear
duh n. Laus-LCng cut duil at 40. Shou ders
DUH 20 Be,i-lutla dVll TO- Extra Tess firm 2
al 30 Prime " st. market barr. lnrd-Pume Herirrn
Gli 81 Gd. Ii.iUw-.Ilue CIV steady Al 5tHG lur-
ppufur dull at p. E0SI-CUuI0u nu az Jdi
Fine ,rI alto. Ct-sssA moncan Gone 'ul a. ~ Lard
on steady &C 81. Epur-Ix STA steady 81 -. Wheat-
NJ 50. market bare Nr. SDuug dull ~ sod, new
WINTER ,ew Wcs."ru dul az o. Sew southern dull at
ID Corn -o.u Mixed So. !u "a % b.. Prime Scw Mixed
steady % 81 CurrOu -rd ONcCw American. steady
ID-i tOmuIl, London, STEADY at IufpenJlne,
spin al London steady q p %.
LUEHoo1. Deg. J-I:3' p. m.-Iaid. 81 ner Cyl, -
LONDON, Dee" Jl.u q. Ig.-gar uomna ~ -, @-tbi pHf
Cy fDr SO. Standard the -pUt and 22Gd %
rTTt FOR tU. atDai
Lu,uy>, Doe. J-530 p. m.-Rehuen Petroeum 100. rer
g4f oil -r.s ui Petroleum lUd Old. per gallon Sperm
&c. ID. ger CwL 90
c0lii.lo- pur 80 kLlOs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-06

LIVERPOOL Dec 5l230 p mCoitGn easier NEEDING
S4ah"' G G0o b,lss Tor spSclSoT and eYport Re-
ccips Uales including 1850 bales Amrt1can Futures
ding causc delivery. 5ae,di do, December ana
S Fe6Tiart ana MSfcn delivery "a do March and
Apr, delivery. 55eilo, April and May delivery 5s,d do
rIyEurOol- Dec % .. m-Midahng UDlands Cotton,
Cool Ordinary Upanis, I'D; ordinary Upands Esd.
r9G I Sse American inT T p HGs.G Low MAY
ding clause February ANA March delivery 3od: do, April
LNEarool pc % amcg9tton futures quiet; Ugla11ds
Low Mdng clause Nav ana me delivery nj also o'a
as5sc. Low NddIng 7's@ 4S Good Ordinary. 1t@7 Sci
B,iitoaE pee j-Cetlon du >nddline &C.: Low Md I'D
bes exports coaswse. - bales sales 10 bales; stock
BoToS pee 5Cotton duh MIdang 9sc: Low Mid.
gross; 80 bales: exporIs Great Britain LILO bales
Caial25ToS Dec 0Cotton unchanged MiddlnG s7.s3
baSs S6"rs coasta5c G2i bales sales 1900 bales stock,
t%5SSir Dec 5conGn quiet MaaaRs Sc ge Low Low
Middling 9Aci Good HrIna.y Sc; reeeipIs % Paie'
GALVESTON, Dec. 5-C0'ton easy Mdarmg. Sasc: low
bates: exports 10 Fra aS ele me Continent 3si7
LOUISVILLE. Dec. b.--lut,uU quiet Middang. S1ic.
NEMrus, be-. 5.-CoutOn Good demand Mndung Size;
bales: stock. 7I.J2I bales.
MONTE Dec. 6.-Couoa weak and irregular; Middling,
Sc MddinC, Be-. GOUd Ordinary 1'sri net receipts
$3.50 exports coaswse l38 bales ses 1900 baesi
SET,OaLglSs Dec Cotton weak irreguari Middling,
s CENT s75 lSs: gross, 1887 bates exSors to Great BT
TAIN 236S bales 10 the Continent $500 Oaes sales IloOO
bales. stock, IA OJ3 bales.
NoRFotK Dec 5-Cotton duet; Ndling, go SCI net
receipts 100 rales exports 70 Great Britain 6ll bales
cOasysc l,537 bales. sales 6O7 bales: stock 2lo bales
PHILADELPHIA, Dee 5-COtton quiet; Niidlng 9~7s; Low
gisr: Ordinary. So. net TeceipN, 2sA
bales ro 7GS bales exports Britain 43l bales
saes splnners. l76 hales stocs, 7,2U7 bales
SAvGSNAH Dee. 5.-Coon easy Mddbng S'ac;' Low Mid
ding Good Ordinary, 74c net receipts 3 Jo bales,
gross % baes exports 10 Great Britain bl3 bales coast
wss A bales: sales Zoo bales stock 1892 bales
81. iOUis, Dec 5.-Cotton quiet; Middlng Ssci Low
Ndipg -; Good Ordinary &c. receipts 1886 bales:
shipments 1901 bales sales. llGi bales; STOCK S74l2
balrs
WILMINGTON, Dec 5.-COtton unchanged; Middlng SSc;
Low Middlng 6te.; Good Ordinary. 2c. net receipts
500 bales; sales. 37J bales stock. l4,7SI baleA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-06
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.


BUFFALO Dec. 5.-CATTLR-ReCelpts to-day, 2iS2 head
total for the week thus far 1923 head. AGAINST 4059 heaa
last week. increase OF l69 gne tr0u'h, 20
cars market active good demand hut prices shade lower
ses shippers - jQf4 49, Butchers steers, Std$i 90
do Cows ~ jUGS3 rs StOekeIs CANADA f3aS 20 Mich
gans - 1895 Bulls 81 50dS3i Mixers and spnngers
S25 &35 per head Neals quiet ana inch lngel.
SHEEP AND eeegts to-day 800 heaci total Tor
the week thus far l27UO head against 10000 head last week
consigned through 10 market ser but aOt quotaD
Extra Heavy, - 2JHSI 40 Canada Lambs - 5y@S4 %
HoGs-Keeips to-day. $40 head thus far,
221bJ head against loo head lat week co signed
hr ugh ears Workers Qpiet ~ - lO0S2 81! Common
81 81 Heavy fair inquiry - IO0&3 Coarse ana Rough
SZdS2 % Is remain In yards unsOlL
CHICAGO, Dec 5.-IhS DrOUers' journal reports; HOGS
Recrp.s $1,000 head shipments, $500 head market
opened steady but the sike m four OF the
lions ana the market closed eak with al the pens fun
Choice Heavy sId 81 7j05ji Light q oOGS2 3d. Mixed
CAfTLE@Raceipis 1000 head; shipments 2.lOo heali
o KEYS and Feeders, Vt3 b9t.lerS co - - ~
steers - 9O0SJ 10; Bulls. sense A. Texans, 81 3D.
SHEEp-Reeeiuts l. % head shipments 100 mead narAet
unchanged ~ - iuaF3 90. .,o
feal and S head OF 0cd stock toh for three
d. ~ head through and Ia hcld Of local stock
everything sold out oy one road sold to-day Tor iOfK
HoGs-Ircci6ts today 7785 head total Tor three DAYS
2c2j head; Workers. 81 OJs! %: Phidd"ipias - 50
ass
SnrEr-ueccpts TODAY 500 head total rbree days
$500 reaI sc.iug bTW at S3bSA - prpsp cts g"od 80
81 4C Turgeu,, - 4u1-Z JOs Packing - .O1a2 90
Phaoelpha-. - 75US2 50; receipts, 1850 mead; ship
CtITLE-sow aud tending townwarl, prices quota
~HEEg-~Jnng Fair 10 Fancy IuttOns, ~ 1aS- iOj re-
CeVtB 500 shipments, none
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-06
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
FER NOrh Eircr Vessels and RarrDab.
GENERAL MAhKET REPORT
THURSDAY. Dec. :, 1879.


COFFEE-luO dull ,aaor az lln j'ic for Ordinary TO
Prime ulng Par - lic l"ayihs so here "i NI.-
Mid grades quiet AaTaCalbu as I'D loci lAgayia
l4dlGc.; Java, p 102iC.
,oITO N-spot Cotton dull and without Gnotabe
clsnge sales 500 Daes OI1 Last evening" including 40
30 for speculation dr Ivtrr. contact
900 bales Receipts p0rt- aUDS bales, against 2id2J
tb day week JG2lJ last Good Ordi Jpland
Mid.lug do, ~ Miailug do 90 Futures
fairly active ciO.g to 9pouts lower Sslrs last evening
~ -OJ bales TOdav-Erst JalJdHuATy, DO February
9 IN 30. Juv g-s: TOTAL 1000 bIi"- second Cali-Dr
Cembrr D. January . ~. 9 lS February, $50 March
9 a.. Nav $50: total bales IhiId CAL Decc nbtr
Dos g.U7 January. 9.lG Frbuar. (" y April H3l May
IN. Juus ~ total 500 bales. Also to-day, Dec@mucT
O.U-aGl3; January, JIyaJZu. February: 30 9Jl .
March $50 agA3i Agnl JJl 900: May Guf@EO, Jnne
97B0.iIS July gSI: August, 49j; total ibIuu bales
grand total ZOO Ua,s 100 January, go; 100 January
o. gcthCr. Exchange pad q exchange 100 January
for February ~ paid exchange 100 March April. fu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-06

Transferable Orders BlUu
FLITRAND Observation-Disclosures a shade easier
lghr salcs 1000 bbls including 2uD bbig. tiIy Mil Tx
tIt Wet luues. - SJ0-' lu 300 Obs Low Extra
Ter gUdsJ %, mainly export at - %
- 400 bul. Minnesota ENtia - S1HSs 20 TO- tho
whole range, including ~ hb common. - @oa$t 10
Patent - 75d4s 100 bDls. Suycrhnc - lOT$3 -.
latter extreme. lltO Db4 No. =, - ibaTj
OF the fa'c,, lu.2 bpls. for export. quota
Extra state. IS iJ0=I Good 10 Fancy
do - o. rs 20 Common 10 COpd Western. g. 70
81 40: Choice 90 tancy DO ~ 10 aTG boz Common to GOOD
EEIh l9uIy hoop ono s. -Iu1l 10 Coca 90 Ch0itc u
IIdsJ Hnhcanta Common, - Isi I've Mlyture -
at - EgEcgs lAJ - 25di 80. straight - 50 40 ~
Iarui - 1J0e6 10 Louis FAR Extra. 3" 80
Family. - IUG - 10: Patent Winter wheat EN.fl,
1881 closinE duh dec Inning sOuIHEHN FLOI Il
- Chocc u Fancy - lOa$G -, including 500 Db- for y
ror - 30 ....I{Ib FLOUR dnl, uuuhaugrt: sales JJD
bids. Superlle. zjlfj JCOitN MEAL dull Gales 2'g
bill, yellow Western - 2uGr1 Ic BIaudy vine, quoted
- ST. lU CkWlIEAI Flo Il selling - 5Uds.. mainly
sG'&5HfHowHEhT-Nark saaic lower with the decline
Mill z inguify limited; light s,ccuauye trading, clos
ug Win u ltilc steady feeling oog-
900 bush uiug 100000 bash. OpuUus 2DjOO' bush.
spo and -pccll delivery. including Rejected SUpD
Du.h.. Soc o. spring, 1900 burh, HUa9uic, store
an, Iioat. No aud NO Spring NAed, 1000 bush, 52i
surng anil Winter MIXED, 5000 bush, III Jngradth
qSc: Ungr1,rd winter Red, 2Ioo0 buHh 81 ~ OK No 5
Ee 400 bush ~ %; steamer No. Rcd, ear lots - W.
No 2 Amber, 900 1ush, elOydtl d31i 10 : Ev''
10000 bush. 81 o. hasl0 s ungaded Aabcr 5eg G s
iprraded White. $500 bash. 81 0sa4l lbi No. MhH''
300 lush, al OjgS Oja y" White, 400 6ash
81 O51a$l e6h, No White d.a'o eT' AZ II Ioil
e. ft Ia WsitS 3J6S busi a. ~ $4,000 bush. No.
EAN While 70 arrive an OsIesI 10; 5000 bush
H@ z Northwest January 81 +@OOO buAh' NO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-06

AMBER December e OS; closing q sSssl ss bid and
q 06IssI O6I $1,000 JGsa. No. J Red December.
d. gaSaary 81 59saf oo eo Sgs S ~ bush
~ sie9gy fair export de@and sales 10000 bush no
LEY steady sales 1000 bush. Tworowed state, "a ei
900 bush ing Sied canada re private terms remainder
q q, BARLEY MALT dun inoi anged.; CANADA
PFAs steady 81 25Gsi $3.50 THERN BLACK.TYE
without dec Il change sP eqS%f Moderate home trade de-
mahl limited business in options SALTS, $1,000 bush
Mixed 459at7c: No. B. 4laalAc., closing firm Al l2e;
New yellow jsrsgv 4Gc; New yellow sonJnsrn 47c' No
White Dc; 5000 basl steamer Mixed; DscembeT 45asc
- 100 closing 46ta4Cc; do February, closing 4j4c bid
900 busl. do, January, a. ~ closing l8c. Did do
EsSgsFy cosng S5c bid r!e betSr more g DO
SSiig3I 2ct 70 2 %ohq5n2c No White 81 yci No,
a. 81 ss5S nc N gSii l afel St S XXI 81 & VIC
i2'@ol bush No Chicago 3ILc..-.-FEED steady.
BAY AND sTEAW-Pdme grades In fair sale, others
HEtaRRtsT2u r tg'dy no leg .., T.. -., ..,,,
but los Craze, neglected. brewers suh lary in making
1sEs-New orleans quiet at 2so9sc; FOREIGN dun
sales not d common 10 GcoJ Ptfurd 16n jds 10
Splits rurpeutnc 2Jc bill -9lc asked Tar and Pitch
qG except Iinseed which is in fail f2lc
oCEAN FHEIIHrs-B business rather moderate. Rates
IgI ltlh room weak. somew a. lower hosu r Charter
room unghshgeA Engagement Liver COL 81, 1000 Dles
Ncs Cheese. AZ. td15o- aud IN. rong provisions wa
5000 bush. Cram ~ = 1000 1gs. GIour @ steam LOCO
boxes Cheese AS. ST.; 400 PIX b. PO k aud Beef.
y-.o's. Glasgow, sal LOO bb.s. Flour, 2S 81
lr1n.n sa, per German sh D. Ioga tons lad on berth l..
,J't,s Lard 4Cs. sd: 900 Il ds. Tobacco CI Char.
~ II Mlma5 H. "a Bri ISL wig 90 ar,iv,, 10 an
don. 81 - do private terms. Brit bIT direct 0rt
iu Tire iui" h du.l, J. Hn bills Refine Petrol rm o.;
British uEr,.e oGS TONS tha ..r.it.FraHoa, 90. IN
bb ,a-c, lF,y terms: Nursr,,nU .ar.
so,lr, 40 or, cram b. ST.. Br,sl Da's 10 Ba,oune
100 gas Go Is Nu.uesial park o. Ill. l.ah,r g. 300 rs.
Grain, I'd. British s.rar,l 500
DO, 81. Italian beg To cart ar.ua. 500 bids. Fuur.
It.yu. genera. cargo So and back atn Lorwoot, -:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-06
-djgrributcd business was

very largo and well-disTibutcd business was
done in railroad bonds at irregular prices. Mis-
souri Kansas and Texas irsts fell 10 az j2l see
onds TO 17Gl7ls, Denver and RIO Grande ir.ts to
9O7sG91, frsts Of c., Z. and G. 10 - - and sec
steady at about Il b conyertibl,s 7Oli, Northwest
cold bonds being steady at 102i2 Burlington
ar gs Ohio and Mississippi SECONDS sold ut 72l2,
Great Western seconds at 7sU77]i, Chesapeake
and Ohio firsts AT 30 49, Boston, Hartford and Erie
firsts at 294i Canada Southern guaranteed hrsts at
755s North Missouri rsts at 1871 "a 1917, PIttsburg
Fort WAYNE and Chicago seconds at ll7l2, and st.
Paul sukng funds at 1OOa5 We annex current
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sale Tho feeling rte hrmer, and we 4note
from SO SIS 20 per eW Jersey Dressed Hogs are
from 3 o. the latter for Light Pigs with state CO. At
34Q4Ac. =.
g. W. Co.. sold yesterday and the day before 10 car
loads Of Ohio Hogs OF 3c ears at 80 10 per evil ao ~
50 lo3t per cwt.; ! DO, at So 20 per cWL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-06

Money
The RACES OF exchange on Ntw-1ork NJ the Follow
iur cities were: Savannah, huyiug ~ par. selling
lSGlt premium Charleston scarce, buying par
lIG PREMIUM Sc hing lSa'lG prcuiuT: New OIleansi
commercial 5IGal !. pauk Is; ST. Louis par;
Chicago, buying llOdscouut selling Ito premium
and Boston, % premium.
The United states Treasurer at Washington To-
day received 100000 National bank upfr- Tor le,
demutUu. The custom receipts Wore SI2OGOO, ana
the internal rcyrnde receipts Sl2i.OOO The iol-
lowing Is ihc Clearinghouse a'cmcnt to-Cay (:
Currency exchanges 500 100, SO currcncv bal
ancg-, s},JgI,1t3; gold exchanges. ; l,13o.JG3;
gold balaucns, S924.SGJ.
On the London Stock Exchange, cnusols ad-
vanccd 20 $3.50 for mo cy aud TO 9il3IG for the
account, yielding ls aJ the close. IuI.rd states
securities were strong and shade better; lNhl'
CLOSING AT lOS55, new lgs nc 1861. new J>1i luoai
and 1910, at 10. IL American railway ,reGr.fl-',
Lr.u common ie.l 70 ISIS preferred OBJ and rnu-
sy.yania To- 32I2 after oic"n2 =, 3a's' ,NNt"-Jti,
s-v Central va, ~trGdy al 80, E,atHg better az
I'll AID Illinois Central Hrurr ~ -. ia the out
siu. market thIcC-mJHfJ- BIZ, were DIS
counted al itrG per cent, While 40 the
Bank OF Lugaud the rate remains ar -
the directors, az their regular weekly me'tH2
to-day. making 100 alteration lH az" rate DINING
the week the ba X reported a loss of 1ljJ9"i nul-
ou, AMI Ga. portion OF reserve 30 uaulut.c' 10.
from 1ljlB last week 90 iuli per cent. The move
IHrut OF bullion to-day was nominal. Paris dis
patches report the Bank of France a- having guNod
,.l..ug { 100 week 2Jl 900 francs, Rru.rs In laris
to-day opened 1927 ard al ya.cud 20 l2.GI -
The Ontario = LIVER Mining Company hSs declared
itsIryuIar dividend II 30 ,cDis plr STARE for so
,ruber, payable on the lGin inst. Uy Wells Fargo
* Co. Dispatches from ike mun represent the ulti
iu CO.,. ration again and tIc mine beng prepared Tor
larger output ol one.
Inr receipts of nour aud grain ~ the principal
Atlantic pors tni, OH day OF December were: