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How Farmer Lands Caught Ratne.nal-

ADDISON. y. Y, Aug. 2-As Jacob Lands Of
Er"n' WIS twisting the wisp around shcat of whcata
large rntcsnako sprang out from the directly
ward ms tace The farmer mochanicaly threw his hand
ont and caught the snake around the neck in time
prevent ITS insicnng ITS algs IN his He held the
snake firmly in his hand and called for Ad companion
reaper ran ~ and cut the scrpcns mead on with syhc
Tho rAttesnke had wound itself tightly about Lands
bare arm that broad red mark on his flesh showed
every coil The snake WAS three and half feet long II
had nine rattles
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By to-niGht's train will be sent to Vera Cruz.
under strong guard forty box each containing - 500
this being destined for the Mexican Minister Washing.
ton ~ an instamtnt ot the S:sntpl the American
debt PAYABLE Jan ~. ir7p CT the sirrUpi thus for.
wariei $500 Is Tie r. .ult o the national coilec uon
made Tor that purpose the remainder btug taken from
the Treasury -Mnam L,rsr IN ne SIN Fasc,.1 Po.t
Thus while the Fraudulent Administration nj
Washington l. sparing 10 effort to goad the
MeXicans into war. that nation is earnestly and
honorably striving 10 carry out its obligations
to the United States.
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The North American and Canadian Death
Record, Of which Vol. l.. No. bears date Aug
/, announces that the regular army should be
increased to 10000 men" 1t is not surprising
that paper rejoicing in the grim title OF Death
Record should DO In favor Of increasing the
army to 1000 men.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-08-04

In another column we print an article on
the collapse Of the Cuban revolution. from FL
CoHGcio the newspaper organ of the Govern
ment Of Peru. It's tenor may not be nGitorng
TO our countrymen. but il is true. AS country
we are Justly held responsible 10y other nations
for the sins of our Administrations. Peru.
moreover. is properly entitled to read US this
lesson on our apathetic shortcomings. for she
alone Of all American republics. not only
dcncd Spain by recognizing formally the IN
dependence Of Cuba, but in her very cmbarrass-
ing financial position she still managed to help
Cuba with some material proofs of sympathy.
Tho rifle contests between teams from
Great Britain and tho United States were quite
as much tests Of weapons as Of Workmanship.
The English people long denied that American
brcoch- loading rifles could be made to do
such accurate shooting rs did tho mu22le
leaders manufactured on their side Of
the water The test in thrco ntorna-
uonal matches in which American marks
men were three times victorious settled the
dispute in the minds of all Observers here. The
English press, however, was hardly satisfied.
But the recent annual contests nj Wimble-
don let ont the secret that the rifle
men themselves prefer the Americans
made gun. Tho ALBEIT prl2o WAS Won
with BENNINGTON, the next best score being
mad" with SHAEps's rifle, ms was also the one
that took third honor, Twelve rifles Of Amerl-
can make took prizes in this days competition.
The boasted RGDY weapon of European make
was simply out OF the contest, the weapons in
competition being Of different American manu-
facture.
The contest likewise proved that the old coun-
try marksmcn have learned something abou,
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brought faee To face with the evidencc that mo
had appropratel to his own Use the contents Of
a pocketbook found by him was thin. He had
hidden part OF the money under "A gaspipc. and
he explained the location Of the treasure by saw
ing that he had entered th, building containing
the gaspipe 10 consult n LAWYER as to what dis
position he should make Of his wealth. and had
concealed the greenbacks for fear OF being mis-.
taken for a thief
This is almost as cauyy rs the jerks woman's
story Of the authorship Of the SHERMAN letter.
"
. Work Is the deadly enemy Of tramps.-P'oc-
r,,t.,....,i.. III.
a.. '''" ''' "-' 70 WIZ, '"v'7 anu
hN"l'7 i'''lti) Iul4iHiA'u III inc iIoNlutl 20
|o""d. IN an "rtl'le on th' Providence wood
s"'" nv WY " lIYN'u'hG' on'r'd lodging
"'N 'iue"' "ic" ~ an ru"Is WILING
~ '."'" N"''''"N "a "Vou' anu
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VIZ" ""''h "e hungry IN"
US "l'''"' ~ "DO"' t'S'' '"'N' i"'
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INNS ~ '"' ""' '""' Ncl' El'u' pro
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-, w - . ~ ~ S'l'V'" ~ '"""Vs
w. N'- ans ""' "u""
- W." : - 49, "'"'
'"' - w "'I 1''''np' oS''''oi 10 UNJUST"
Rand tronsit In Rrnnklvn has rocoivod a
cboot tn Nv, Wi, ,ho olo,.o,ol ,.,i,r,o,I
s.ho,,os ,vor, ~, MAN., ,..o,.. Ion, lol, L, ,
vors, l,eielo,ior in ,Ihon,, L,, Il, ,h' Ci,,' -,
Churches IN. Common Connc;l and ,hn CO..
r.,tor Council AMI ,I,, NJ. a..
itn1'ri,l, -, - -,
i. ro.oeei,, ,ha, -. , i1,'
mu., brin,, Tho RrookIyn ontnoriti.s T., ,.rn,.
80.
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The Greenback candidate for Mayor is
RICHARD ScHELL, Esd We see that he is ugly.
but W. feel that he is great.
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Tho NOo York HcrGH JOHN RUSSELL
YoUNG-camc out. yesterday. in favor Of Gen
GRANT for n third torn.
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proper positions. An American discovered that
by stretching out upon the grass with his feet
toward the target. and resting his gun barrel
between his feet. improved accuracy OF aim was
to be obtained Tho American team adopted
tho position. and this year at Wimbledon the
spectators were astonished to see three-fourths
Of the marksmen also firing over their toes.
Cholera created great havoc in Japan last
year. beginning Mt Yokohama In September. and
occasional cases reported as late as June 10
show that tho poison OF the disease has survived
the winter The epidemic extended to all parts
Of the empire last year. during the months Of
September. October, and November, with NOR
tally Of 1867 out Of total Of 1910 cases. or
5Sl deaths to 600 cases. No means have yet
been instituted in japan to prevent the importa-
ton OF the disease from China. whore II exists.
and where the appalling famine furnishes the
most favorable conditions for its temperance
in q more malignant form. At Calcutta and
Bombay the cholera is also reaping weekly
harvest Of deaths. but ut last reports the disease
had not attained alarming epidemic proportions
The mystery OF n cruel Pennsylvania muir
der has been dispclled through the confession
OF woman. Last winter an aged couple named
KINTzLER were murdered in their house near
Trexlervie, and tho building was set on fire.
Tho charrcd remains were recovered from
the embers and buried. and II was supposed
that the crime had been committed 10
obtain some money. about 81 900, in possession
Of the old people. Now comes forward Miss
SARAH HARTLEY. housokceper for EMANUEL
EDDINoER. and confesses that the crime
was committed by EMANUEL. ISRAEL ERB.
URAH and JONATHAN MoYER. MOVERS wife.
and herself that they chloroformed the
aged couple with the object Of robbing them
and as the chloroform did not have the desired
effect the victims were killed by blows. The
confession IL corroboratcd by strong evidence.
The woman's conscience had become uneasy.
The North American and Canadian Death
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04
THE STATE OF TRADE.

IyERPooI. Sept S-l2'3o m-Gottnn dlll Midiling
Uplands 81 5d: MddnR Orleans 6le; sales OF the DAY
1000 baI crd 500 bales for speculation and export
Receipts 5000 bales including 800 bales American kn-
opened better the has been lost
Uplands Low Mkihng clause September delivery 6Adi
also 6lbs; Upland Low MddDg ciause october deTefys
6f also 6Is add; UpaHds Low Kidding canse September
ana October delivery 6faa; UplandA Low Mddlng eals
october ana November delivery 6Itsd also 6s Upinds
Low Md clause New Crop shipped October and Noyen
Der. sail 6osd Upanas, Low MddlnE ciause New crop,
shipped NOvem and December sail 6lL Fuiures are
now weak The recept Of Wheat for the past three days
$4,000 qrs.. including 4S.0t0 ara American
LlyERPelL. sept 81 y ul-Brredstuts quiet HRest
1924 l05d GENITAL Tor average California hlte ~ 9d
G0i5t for California Club, and a491d for Red Wine
Corn, 26d for New Mixed Western PeaA SSJd per
or for Canadian.
iIygRPoo- Sept. "a m.-The sales Of Cotron TODAY
included $50 bales American. The market for Yarns
and Fabrics Manchester 70 dull and rather lower Tor al
articles
IIYERpooI Sept 3-5 pm-Cotton. futures fiat UPlands
low Mtdng clause. October ana November delivery b1d
II,RRrOOJ, sept. $3.50 p nCorn, 2bd D239i per 1f
for New Mixed Western. spirits OF Peuoeuio 7 per gal
lon
LONDON Sept. $3.50 r. m.-Reined Petroleum, SA21S'8i
per gallon. Spirits of TuTpenHe. 226d. PAT eEt -,
ANTWERP. Sept 3Peirpleun, 2j9i francs iOr me pare
American. Lsru closed Al 22Ss fOrins per 50 hlos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04
CnrrnN Markets.

BALTIMORE sept 3--C0tton quieti Altdng llEdI2c:
Low Mldng Lc GOOG Ordinary, lUac net receipts. II
bales gus S3 bales; Cxpo!tst % Great Britain, 34 BALI
cnlstgise 20 bales sales 10 bales. stock "a bales
no.roN Sept 3.-tOton STEADY; Mtdiing. l2l.e.: Low
Middlug NE; Good Ordinary, IL nc. receipts 90
bales gross, 20 bales; stock, 2.442 bales
CuARlEsTON sept 3.-COtlOn inactive; Middling
lie low Middhng. lUalc; Good Ordinary. lO4c.;
CENTS 900 pales; sales 500 bales stock, 32iO bales
tgSCsNATI sept. 3.-COtion quiet MddIng. ll%c.;
Mddling lei Good Ordinary, lI'c; sales so bales stock.
SO bales.
GALVESTON Sept. 3-COttOn easy. Miidhng l0sio. Low
NGGiing, lUgcS Good Ordinary lOsc net reeeiptS 1913
aes crusa O74 bales sales LOCI bales stock G. "a bales
IOI'isyulE, sept 3--Cottgn steady; Middlng II &c.
MgNruIs Sept. 3CottOn rOunual; Mmdliug. lie: net
reesiuts Is b1los stock, l.O3S bates.
3.-Cotton quiet; Mddine. lie; Low Mid.
ding lO5tc: Ordinary. lUlc. receipts 6S bales
exports e0astWse % bses sacs 80 bales stock LAO bales
SEW.ORlEANs Sept 3.-COttOa quiet MIdlluE lle Low
Nlddlng lu5c; Good Ordinary, 10 Sc; receipts S13
bns gross J73 bales sales $50 bIrs stock, J.l72 bales
NORFOLK sept. 3.-Cottou hrm Mdding, u &c net re-
brs; exports cOastwis 100 bales stock 81 bales
pan. sept 8-Cotton firm: Iiddtng l2ltc.:
Low MlddhnG Al $40; G0Od Ordinary, ~ NC; receipts
III bales sales spuncrs, tot bales stO" 20i2 bales
SAyGNSAH, sept. 3--t'Ottel dull: Mddlng 1O9c. low
NiiddnK 10 10 Good Ordinary l0l; net reeepts ,2S2
oaes; sales. 100 bales stock, G. 6iS bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04

.h0,vs pain Of 247,OOO bushels for the lake, ana
a loss of 421, 900 bushels for the rallroaus' q
,oomnared with the preceding week. Inc totai
rsce;pts Of all grains at Baltimore, Philadelphia
.nd Rosten for the week were 2,361,l45 bushels
be;pg 34e 600 bushels less than was received lor
the previous week. .1,o+
ON the Stock Exchange to-day, the market
carly developed o steader tone, and gen
sral advance in prices ensued But aVor I"
abort period of activity, dulness again
nrevaiIed and a reaction IN the prices OF the ~
copsin stocks followed; the remainder OF tho MAJ A
renainjnp steady. Later the Wisconsin STOCKS
gain iproyed and closed at the best prices OF the
cav There was more apparent business dong III
Take Shore and at better prices which ranged from
e5lo n 655s But the character of the trading was
UNCHANGED. Erie recovered to 1873, ut which price
- cIosad. II was noticed that tho sellers Of the
.toek Yesterday we're borrowers of the oertihcates
9dav although tbs positively known that the sales
IeTe 0f long stock. The borrowing OF icertihcates
Eould seem TO indicate that the sales are 10 DC CO
tinUed after a rest of day two, and that ~ Is
NOT deemed desirable to deliver the STOCK 70 Tue
street until the unloading process Is coMpleteu'
The Hannibal and st. Joseph stocks were feature
In odoyis sDeculatiOD the common rising 10 aga
I4l4 aud the preferred 10 370S6's. kocK lslang
sgain sold at 117lA and Central ana
Hudson rose to 1928. The coal stocks were
inactive but held firm at prices. with specla
utent To 53l2 for Delaware, LackaWanna anu Nco.-
erD inst before the close Western Union again Itse
to l:I34 on light transactions and closed az 9oi2.
The market closed with spdsm OF ACTIVITY, Dog2n
at five minutes before o'clock, which gave 10
prices firm tone
kANeR or TIE STOCK MAHKEl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04

In State bonds Louisiana consOls were 4 hlgher
at 72l: Tennessee s. old sold at 30, and new ds at
33l4. ,.,
1Ol at I25 aud Bank of Commerce ~ at lis.
Tie market for railroad bonds generally was
firm but dull C., G., c. and l. consolidated aa-
yaneed 10 s.. and Union Pacific frsts 10 1888 but
later sold at 1855 St. Paul, ]. and NJ Division de
cline to GS3l, and the consolidated sinking iuhds
to 9314.
Gold was dull, with the sales at 100l2, aud eXcep-
tionaly with one DAYS interest added. Gold loans
ranged from Per cent tOT borrowing, 1at' 10 =
DER cent for carrying, and finally Tat. The
Assistant Treasurer paid out Sl,l010O0. IN com
interest and $1,000 IN redemption OF called
bonds. the days business of tue goid-ce2nhg
covered: Gold cleared. ST, 900; gold balances,
SS97, 900: currency balances 1901 .S44,
Foreign exchange remains dull butCnfio' az con
cessions of % TO 81 of a cent from the following
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04
LIVE STOCK MARxErs-RY TELEGRAPH

CHICAGO sept 3-TRs Drorsys' reports: HOES
Recslpts 600 head shipments 300 head market weak
Phalephiss a 5OGS4 10 BCstOns, "a 30d ~ 400 Good
Light 81 20 blIed. S4aS4 5.
CArLk-Rccalpts 900 bead. shipments 500 head
st steady export and pasaby active sales az s5d - 81
Prime ew-YoFk grades quiet at - 6Ods4 So Medium slow
and hard 10 sell 81 l0RSl 40 Butchers dull COWS 81
~ steers s3aS3 so Western Cattle firm, S3aS4 Texans
SLOW. at - 7Oaxi 20
seady with fair demands Common Butchers 20 export
EIsr IIBEiIY Penn. Sent s-CNTnE-Beeelpts to day,
active market nearly an sold except late arrivals
not ready for sale; Best "a 1895 lO Fair Good $40
- 50 Common, 50 ass 20 10 loads changed hands
odAy. - -,
Yofkers ~ l5dSi - Philadelphia ~ 5O0&i 90
SIgEP-Reeeips to-day, $500 head selling ATS 25GS< 10
feeling only ialr.
nt5fSLG sept S-CArTLE-R Receipts to-day, 800 head
for week thus far 5b76 heal time hast week, ATS
head receipts gnod through 30 increase In re-
eIus Tor week and ket weak ~ last
yesks Drcos all for thia Market 20
man In Yards unsola prospects only fair
,tEFP IAAbs-Rccepts to-day, $500 heads tor the
esk thus iar heal time last week S1O0 head;
receipts LhTOagh earsi market easier, owing 70
heavier receipts offerings generally " good quality Canada
Lambs In liberal supply sales Pair 10 Guoi Western sheep
5O2sI l2l. Choice shippers 81 9OdS0 Western Lambs
"a 40 SS4 so; Canada do, "a 6OdS4 70 Common 81 10
ears renia n IN yards uBs0ld.
uOos-Rooalpts to-day, 1850 head for week, TINS far
% 755 head time last week, 1850 head receipts con-
signed through S market an and s0wi SEerlngs gen
orally good quahy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04
.lrly active. steady, Deer firm. fair move

sAIT-Bulk seA fairly 81 unchanged prices Factory Ia
uOderate demand and steady Aslt0ns Liverpool line
~ 30 Hgdnss ~ 40; DeGkins aud Washington, ~ 700
90 other brands 81 dsi TO- Liverpool Ground B5dI5c
Turp Island. 2Ga2a, ~ Martin, Is d2Sci Lisbon Csdz
and Trapani tSd20c., Curacao, 2O0ISc.
aFES-Inseed quiet a. ~ % Grass seed quiet and nom
naly 7sase for Clover ANA 81 81 aatl AZ nor Timothy
PPftEs-A fair jobbng trade and demand for tn
voices prices steady. C0ysA - eSlc5 stems lSdl5 &c
Oingef-Cslcutta 6d5i4e. African, 5ALje. PmenO. li0
i4c Peppet-Blaek, II 5al2iac White, 10000. Cassia
China IglS02Oc. Bafavia, lSaHl02c. haiRDn, 3a93oe
Prime Mace 7UdSOc; NuuDegA, To- soc. . -.
STEA Rim active salsa 30 900 CITY part
aisr.: % ties Western, private terms. -
SUGAR fairly active. steady Pair 10 Good IsiaD
79- PRIME The Centrifugal 7ssdSc; sales 100 hbds.
tnba Common Cpsc; 900 hhds Cuba Tee. 900 bids do.
7ssc. SO 80 bags Manila le Refined sold sell al sleSy
prices crushed, ~; Powdered sia99'sci Graduated,
9S-ni Standard a." 9ign 80. .
TALLOW-Firm SALSA $4,000 n. &C.
TEAapAns steady and in fair demand other kinds mod
active and s0out steady another large auction sale IL
Il said win be snHouncrd
400 hhds for the week 2io0 hhds, Of which 1900
III A. we're tor export LngA 3abcI Leaf bselAe reed
La moderate de@and. sales 6o easss Aes kngsnd lee
II else. $40 PENNSYLVANIA 1871 l2dlec 100 cases
Pcnnsyiyana Is76. $50 state 1871, "a do Wisconsin
1877 S09ci ESQ bales Havana, SIC. ael 10.
WfIIsKEY- Dullg sales. % bbls-, ala.
WHALEBONlIh sale, steady pftcosi Arctic New,
81 25dsl 50 n EorthEes, Coast f59fJ zsper South
Sea. ~ 1892 20 per n.
WoOLFne FcecsA cOnbinEsa aud Deiaiues in better sale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04

DgttGs AND CHEMICALS Moderately setve NJ
SRSgt als re' 2g sls 81 qacfsSsr 76s56s
Ipeoac Root 81 i2e; P1wdtfed do 81 50 CamPnSl 800.
zs2 Co. Cream tartar cystals n a2 o soda AsB, so
asl 10 Caasiie soda ~ 6SSs4 sal SSas ~ 10 5sg
81 4DGs 40 AumnOus CAKE. Isf OIL pbppei1nnl IN I'D
s0sfi 20 as sls ~ Sas7e Oh 81 700
81 sO OH iemOn ~ 250S2 90; Ginseng 81 - Tor DID, aud
&c 9s ,sF nIisl Ssnti zee SO bsS 4e
fIsH-MecEere spgu STEADY win ssies during me last
closing rather quiet COD IN and B1 Her
ERg seaTss ara va e. agSay 10 do - sS - s
80 do, siqs2 80. Way, sl4dsl6 Lsrgc 90, slogs2O
do Ssess So No Prince EdwardsIsald slG@s2o Iargs
Bank COO S. 75a 81 Georgcs d. = % BOX Herring
Zoe Tor No i and ise for sealed 49,. .r.,- .,..ov
,I xb8 SSbed 70 moderate sS sf or expert Medium 3
Choice brand. dull and strongly IL buyeis favor ob6lng
log in Minnesota Exrss: sass, 1920 bills. Including
$500 bss snssso'I Eatra SasS ~ TOT 'he VIC" 9ss
=, 900 Sbs Low Ers siasl IS Zoo bSls cty MN
5 % 29s 49, se y 70 q ne SSU
$500 bbis. were taken tor expert on9tatigns; 80 2
EIi &1'f State 14 lSs4 20 Fsr choice . 900
% f a2S %es aS q 'G io Good 70
90. 81 1885 SO Common 20 Coed Extra ONO - a
y so h Ts s2TnF 8 GsSr - 1900 So
Straight SS$7 g Patent 30 60sss % s. louis CoTmo9
10 e ess Fam FANNY IS 2S8ss 75 epsiGs dui SOUTH
5eN c5aSn % sr S s5 ST. e &c
Family . $685. 75i Choice 70 Fa9oy Family 90 OsS
s3 25.....CORN MEAL unohanss; saes 90 bbs Yellow
western = g9qs 20 Brs1syine - 20 sales 700 SACKS
FuREiGS PRUIT4-TrSds IN Dried improving, though
ss Il Ssst iss eSSq,
Loose 81 5od sl 05 Valencia. 7sc+ inFhsh Pruue@ ~
s isF N iysn 0s ss %snTt FITS sTss Si
e. sss, SFSS S: s@ hSns . 80 yer box
og y SGSs 50 Is! sS5 sna ss e 20 PEI f SSssa
0RAIN-WHEAT-M heavy, z9l nc. lower, the Out
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04

side White Wheat active business 6Gh for P9t ard a,
gd 5 hGsnSa bush s So% 20 i Spring
2 Chicago. 81 10; No. Milwaukee and No;
Soc aSi 49, Ungrsded Amber. 81 04gsl 1872; NO 2
steamer Amber 81 06 eti o. no BED q steamer no
Amber 81 iossi los No Red and No AMBER ~ q 70 70
steamer state white sl ~ ssl 1s Extra White STATE
iWhd a isisssi 10 1900 bush spring, september
g o{ c9' az q 90 pa 81 ssts All bush
No. Winter He'd, september 81 lOasI iO manly 81 ~.
ST lIdSi ia olosrg 81 IO bid 81 II asked 1000 bush
Go S Ssy S b 81 - s9sRg = % n
bid 81 O9s asked: 10000 bush dospeeal dsiyey SGD
81 90 bd $4,000 bHsh. No. BED September 81 ~
I1sl No. W6its septsniter 81 I5aasl 10 10000 bush
October s 70 10Th q ,a s sns we s Sc
state, Ots 6Oa62e Prime state Quoted sc - , 6AG
about 81 i0osI l5-'....BARLEY MALT unehsDEea ;
sales iSoS% OusS No q GHn sass private
cASADA PEAs nominai IL assoc bond Cresn Pas quot
export aema9d gt home trade mainly 10y pressing wants
s9ss 21zo1G O M1 insSE No Steamer
Ni1s 4gaJHe.; No. :. 504dJn'sc: STEAMER Waite 5te
49c Soc asked: do octobe iad5lc closing 81 &c bal
81 &c ss1fG no. SOY o Il S 56, bid asked
Oc,obe 52c closing slc. ba 52'ae asked do Soysm
tSr. les active sales S. 90 bus including Rejected Pee
M ' :ic No. While 81 1S t: No White 81 IA
8Sasc5 Mixed wrscrn 2oa.4c; White Western. z9gJtc
steady fTir inquiry -. iiFhN- q1er. unchanged.
- % rolls a. 9.c'Gt Tor "a D. lOa9lV
p and n tsnl -.o- 81 "a n
- rally Qpet; prime gfaltH,
remain ~iuuItnV nav, tu4 .'e
r.taA grades GO47bc. Clover 300 '5e: salt, 30sA G.
strav-Loug Rive. 5OdIOc. short do 250dOc. ua 80
HEMP I..--st-.i,,. with mo'crntr d"1nnd; MANN
Hciup q ioted 3a,c; Ss1l 5l@ Intr, 4Advc. gold and
Jutu Butts, -.s.
WIDl.~IN6rr active steady; sales, 1891 Dry Monte
yl.o ,s 20 Dry CALIFORNIA; 3Jitc. gold, bCtt
mo this. 200 Dry Ku-. 2Ua Dry Central hmenra'
Son bales Cacua Dano pyao trrrlsi Buonos AYR 2la
Lc: Morttytdru - itRSiIc; tOrrienie@ Zunso''t'
R.o GiaBde. lp0lglc.; OuuOco lSId2'c; thh"fnil'
2Ig2OL.r: Genital American. l1adlSLc.; Natain1Td~
ITel3r: Vera Cruz, Ice. Tsmplen 1850 igc. fognta.
I5rlgr. NIaIacairo IiHlILJ: Bahia liaIi &c "a
rrto tagtlo Iacuayrg. g.; 4dl i-sr Carzc,s ia ~
6c gold; ry ~ait5l Texas ia I3cc cay saaghtrr OK,
Safc.: do Cow Tai &c.. currency.
ilOPs-Qaet. Nitiuut interesting fc1tgrrs, Uuiu new
crDp arrives ut:r viii Doe dyne. W gu'.e; St.te;
1871, IcI-r. Eastern Idtc. va iih=S, -1.c' oii' Al
..ruWths l02c.; C4Hf|r.na. iUal}c.
'LFNTTlE --.- jrsfhc, u e,ld sale steady; STOCKS
duc.d Uuion La her sells readily on arrival
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04

LONDON sept. 3-I23O n. Erie Railway shares l5s
do rTrlorrpd Ola; PENNSYLVANIA Central S2i2 keaelDa
lrOa3, lBt2. ,o, ~.
IoNDOy. sent 81 D. milne Railway shares iSt rams
odcr quote tive Dol cent H. @hcs % confines
o
LONDON sent $3.50 p M Ine amount OF bi ron Eohe
into the England on balance to-day J. t-ZEUuu -,
IONpON sept 81 u. M. :. bonds iour anu M.
er cents loo - hvrs lU77s. Ee Railway shaie L52'
bepnsivria Central y2al Paris quote ave per
CEN rcDtcs M francs oeni4Bles Tor the account
RFUIrv Sent. 3-The statement ~ the lmneilI Bahk
OF eflUany show decrease speCie 81 ljOODuu MARKS
PARIS sept 3.-EXchauge on London, - francs 20 cen
times CT short sight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04

Money closed at Lap per cent with an abundant
supply offering on call. The United states
Treasurer at Washington to-day received S2Jo,OOO
National bank notes for redemption. Tho customs
receipts were S4SO.O0O and Internal revenue re-
CENTS S24O.OOO The following Il the Clearing
House statement to-day: Currency ex zc-
$50 575, SOP; currency balances s3,293 1915 goid
EXCHANGE 80 434 O34; gold balances, 81 139.SjG.
On TIE London Stock Exchange, British coDSQls
were unchanged at 94Ss for money aId BIS Tor the
account United States bonds were firm, the new
IS being uD TO 1915, Others unchanged AZ per
cents AT 1861. 1868 at 1O7. and 1O-fOs at lOsls
InAmercan railway securities. Ere declined 10 l34
and recoyered to 13l2 the preferred falling 10 3Ol2
New-Jyrscy Central was quoted at "a, Pennsyi-
yania 3212 Reading 1Gl2, and Illinois
Central s2ll The Bank OF England to-day gained
e222,O0O bullion on balance. There was no quota
tiOn Tor money received. In Paris the per cent
rentes opened up to 1925, and further advanced
TO 1910; sight exchange on London being up TO
252G A Berlin dispatch states that the Imperial
Bank OF Germany lost 15,000.0O0 marks during the
week
the receipts of Hour and gram az the principal
Atlantic ports this Sd day of September were:
NeW.Y0nE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-04

Good Ordtuary........-.lV'ls
strict B0od Ordinary Il ] IN

Good Icy snSdling
Futures qaet and STEADY, eoslng points mghtr eaes
last evening . 200 baies ToHsy-Fitsl CAil-SepIenbe
m Jg December 11OU January, llO2 total, 700 balrs
second Csll-Noytmber. nos Decuo1er lLO3 Narci
lllG April liza total 400 bales Iblrd CAlLSeptem
bor fl.b7. l1.5G October ll.26; January llOS llO2
March, 1l.lG total 1880 be!es Also, today seyismbf
al Boa lJS: October, 1923 alI25 November llObd
III Cg Deccnier ll.OI Jauusry, 1lO21llHf February
llgg Mareh lll5 May 81 tJtal l4SOO balesi Rfanl
total. % 800 bales. Futures closed quot