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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-13
Nem,2lptk Daily GribllnR,
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1873.
TIE NEWs TITS MORNING.

FoREIGv-The European Congress is to assemble
to-day in Berlin. == In Quebec the soldiers fired
Oh strikers who had been plundering flour store.
r-- George v. ex-King of Hanover, is dead. =-
In Belgium, the Liberals will have a majority Of
ten in the Chamber Of Deputies.
CoNGRrss.-In the Senate to-day, the bills on the
calendar were taken UP and large number of them
passed the Deficiency bill was passed without
amendment; a brief debate took place over the
Ejght-Hour Law. == In the House, the Sundry
Civil bill was debated all day and vauously
amended Mr. Kelley and Mr. Ewing attempted to
have the bin amended in a manner hostile TO the
Resumption Act Mr.. Garfield spoke against the
idea and il was defeated-SS TO 1906 The Household
an evening session. and the Republicans tried to
finish the Sundry Civil bill there was great uproar
and confusion; the House adjourned after midnight
without passing the bill.
DoMEsTIC-The witnesses before the Potter Com
mittee yesterday were ex-CoDgressman Darrall and
the notary and witnesses to the alleged Weber
agreement as also Appointment Clerk smith ! the
testimony was interestingly General Butler
treated Smith so harshy that Mr. Cox read
him a severe lecture. = General Fremont
has been confirmed as Governor Of Arizona. --
The row of new lighthouses on the Florida reefs
is completed. == Nc Glover viii not submit
a full report to Congress this session. ==
HE ONO hcpuUlcaU OOlNb hViiii4dttA 'ttii'
ticket and adopted a platform. -- The Hon.
Clarkson n. Potter delivered Grafton at Roanoke
College. 90 The standing Of the class OF 1878
at the Military Academy was announced; the
cadets were reviewed by the President, General
Sherman and General Sheridan. - Argument IN
the motion for a receiver of the Wabash Railway
was heard az Chicago
CRY AND SUBURBAN.-William Cullen Bryant
died yesterday, after fourteen days of illness ==
William II. Vanderbilt and Chauncey NJ. Depew
made notwithstanding conspiracy. == The West
ern railway managers gave up their freight com
pact. - Trunk line officials arranged per
centages. = Alden b. StOckwell failed =
The Board of Trade and Transports
ton denounced railway determinations ==
Investigations were made in regard to the
suicide Of Lucien Levys and James H..
Van Houten. == Rufus Miner, a notorious Grim
inal, escaped from a court officer. - The
New Jersey Yacht Club held its annual
regatta. = Gold 1O1, 1O1, 1O1. Gold
value Of the legal-tender dollar at the close, 90
cents. Stocks active and lower. closing weak.
The WEATHER.-TRBUNE local observations in
dictate clear OF partly cloudy weather Thermome-
ter yesterday, Go. 75o, $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-13
PUBLIC OPINION.

Since the Republican party was born there
has been no hour OF its life when II was so rent Win
strife and generalization as Washington fOs'
tDem)
The Republican party or any of It's leaders
have never made a concession 10 the Democratic psIg
that has not been bitterly regretted All sueh move
ments have come back on In evil and wrong-flI's
burg Commercial Gazette tRepl
We are of the opinion that, so far as MAI MAJ
thewss relations with James L. Anderson Neio I'm an
cerned he was guilty OF nothing more serious Ihah o.
error Of judgment, lie himself has declared a.u
der the circumstances persistence In refusal 70 tvssy
can only excite needless suspicion IN fegaiu " ILL.,
TROY Times (Repl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-13
ONE DEFENDER FOR MATTHEWS.

If nothing worse against senator ha tian, M
should be sbOVn IMAM that he had much DlOOu ~
him 10 refuse or neglect 10 stand py man WhVu
believed to be capable ana honest, ana naa hau1 Viii
have a hgn standing la public estlm1uJb, anu asrt
higher standing the Potter prosecutors anu me
Republicans who are anxious Tor MS scalp. -.
prosecutors Will hnd that Matthew's mas blood ln ~ he
maj he has pluck and that he has aDilty ana "a
Dos nor turn tIe tables upon them before pc 81
tbrousb those who know hIn best will be greatly IN
nnnnInfpn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-13
A DEMOCRATIC QUARREL BREWING
E,ofa TAe Elmlrd Gazette lDeBhl

york canuo conseut to follow Talnmany Ia Us OppO.sv
70 Mr. Tden especially II that opposition carries bs
las 10 does Tammany Ring pchucansl over sh trsds
which made Hayes President ana John Kelly ~ "a, al
friends TammanY Hall, thrice beaten ~ ls , Ind
Tlden will sustain fourth defeat I'D It's - fhs
apoiogizng crusade against the trusted leader "a -
Democratic pRrtyI
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umnoemenls ano fEleetlnas 90 Niqht.

Fryru AvESUE THEATRE-" Humpty -Dumpty's Dream.
RIBLO's GARDEN" East Lynne"
PARK IHEATRE-" Our BOys.p
STANDARD THKATRE-" Fritz"
UNION SQUARE THEArRE-.' Lazy OF Lyons
WAIIAcKs THEATRK-" Diplomacy"
Ioorrrs THEATRE-Lecture Matilda Fletcher ,.
GIN DnE's GARDEE-Idederlranz FesuVa4 anu NoH00"
Thomas
JRyING HAII-2 and 3 The Phonograph'
NFW-ICKK AOuAMCM-Day ana Evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-13

while as yet the effacinG fingers of Time had
not touched the beauty of his character, the
vigor of his intellect, or the vital springs OF
hls activity
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-13
REvoLUTIoN OR NOTHING.

FROM me IeAeCe'g h,Ie''t; .,t;on Init
Mr.. Hendricks tayors the investigation p as
doesn't want HAYES disturbed This seems 60 US 70 Oe
very curious position. Wnat. then, Is the goou oi
ugatiOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-13

The Honorable W ilham Kimmel of Maryland, is
of no particular account and the little eruptive
toriety which he has recently achieved is to be
credited altogether to the volcanic Mr. Blair, who
chose 20 use hun as a crater and to discharge
through him some red-hot resolutions and bill.
What becomes Of Mr.. Blaus man, or Of his works,
is hardly matter Of public interest but the fact
that the Judiciary Committee Of the House is sick
of Mr. Blair and his man. and has kicked their bill
out Of DOORS is significant from one point of view.
1t proves that Mr. Potter's dredging-machine has
already scooped up all there is at the bottom of the
electoral count, and that it hasn't been much of n
iiud after all. So long there was the
sendcrest hope of fastening any Operative fraud"
upon Mr.. Hayes or his intimate friends. the Demo-
Gratis kept brandlshng their threat to attack the
Presidents title. And now their sitting down on
Kmmel with a solemn disayowal Of any such inten-
ton, and with n declaration that they have no
power nor right TO assul the Presidents title if they
would, IS nothing but an acknowledgement that
the investigation has been a flat failure. Mr.. Pot
ter may dig around in the mud for a while yet and
try to convince himself that he is looking for some
thing but he knows better and SO does everybody
else Mr.. Stephens was right. 1t has been a farce
but it was not the fault of the stage managers that
it did not turn out tragedy.
The Police Commissioners are in need of a sensible
officer at the Twenty-third Precinct Station House.
According to his own statement, the highway rob
berry Of Mr. Lafetra committed within a few
blocks of the station at ten minutes past 10 o'clock
yet he made report of it TO the other stations or
the Central Office in order that the police
generally might be informed of the out
rage and engage in the pursuit of the
hiphwaymen, until 1917 a. M In the meantime tho
newspaper reporters had collected the facts, while
the police remained in utter ignorance It safe TO
suppose tina highwaymen generally Will consult
their best interests by next appearing in the same
precinct, satisfied that ready and active pursuit is
not likely to follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-13
NIB. MAYToN MARBLE MUST WRITE ANOTHER
CARD.


From The Cincinnati COihiaeiet9@ -
There was nothing more terrible tuIhSu ~
In Ftonda Yesterday tnau a remark by Manton nape,
Mr. Tilden's jealous and confidential friend, 70 Oho "a
tue can vassiug board, that lac did right Syss
no danger that he would die poor" II General Ny5ss
had made such remark that It would nave OSeA
nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-13

The abandonment of the pooling compact
with reference TO East-bound freight is only
the formal announcement of a state of things
that has existed ever since the compact was
formed. Its abandonment was urged by va
rious railroad managers because it had never
been enforced. and there seems to have been
no dissenting voice.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-13

General Butler occupied the whole session of
the Potter Committee yesterday in ascertain
ing the character of ex-COngressman Darrall.
This is as far away from the subject Of in
quiry as the moral qualities of those tele-
graphic rats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-13
1nelness Nontes.

HAVE YOU tried the Perfection blend oil
Mocha and Java coffee IN glass Jarst
HANKINsoN's Steam Carpet Cleaning Works,
IL Fas 27ths Established 1851 Orders by mail OF DINER
wise promptly attendedto
NErrHER drugged, liquOred nor watered-Dr.
UgDERmLs wines FROM the CroIon folh Nney
"SURF HOTEL Fire Island Beach. Through
e,e ~ o. excursion 81 25 Trains leave Hunters Point
j. l. and Atlantic ave, Brooklyn, at $50 a. M ana 4oO p H.
Transient board. 80 per day
WILBoR's COP LIVER on AND LIME ne
eat popuartv Of this e0cac0us eparaton alone
sitrbuiabe worth In the cure OF coughs coa
whOOping cough. scrOfuOuS huhoIs aiu
oil cOnsumpive symptoms, DO has no superior IL eq' ,t
no symptoms Of disease Weh an agent
is thus al hard which win alleviate al complaints OF INC
ehest limos or throat Manufactured only by A b. WILhOk
Chemist Boston. sold by all druggists
DAILY TRIBUNE, Mail SUBSCRIBERS SIT per annum.
SFMI-WFFKLY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers, - per an
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers, ~ per ahhuiu'
Terms cash i'm advance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-13

General Ewing and Judge Kelley are en-
titled TO credit for devising one of the small
est political maneuvres ON record. Ambitious
brutes that dispute the progress Of locomotives
have been heard of before; but when these
distinguished gentlemen seek to stay the pro-
gress Of resumption by cutting off the appro-
priation of the Bureau of Engraving and
Printing so that the necessary bonds cannot be
printed, they exhaust the possibilities of
metaphor. After the House had ridden over
them yesterday, Messrs. Ewing and Kelley
must have felt that two gr9sshOppers can't
grease O track.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-13

What sort Of political economy is this, Mr..
Dawesf Here is Charles Summers successor
standing on the same side with the Demo-
cratic Jones, of Florida, and the Republican
Spencer of the Black Hills. in favor of paying
a full days wages to Government workmen
for eight hours work, when private workmen
get but eight hours pay for eight hours work.
Mr.. Dawes advocates it on the ground that
this was the intent and meaning of those who
passed the Eight-Hour Law. Perhaps it was,
but the law, as it was passed. does not require
the Government TO disOrganlze the labor
market, and the Government is quite right in
refusing 10 do it.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-13

The platform Of the Ohio Republicans ex-
ceeds even the promises that were made for
The New York herald., 1878-09-26
THURSDAY

tive; the stock 500 obs We quote Cuba centrifugal
se srsc RICO SOC ss,t1 4c3 In MI i. M Islands. ne sse
Nsw o,eans new crop common to fancy &c. 1e
were S9os' ~ 2s99 bS Including strained ana E1%d
the latter in yard Uuder hrmer Whining
ton and other ports tho market. for sp,r,.s
ssis sfdsr ass soes .ss.,ssa i ~ .s'si%ss.
81 sS s4 xsls r. !. AZ a ns .a sSs W.
SsSao Ss"a no. r. 81 is4@ sp Ii hs sS % sa Ts 81 3D.
oil x.' sS SSo a. sn as
a4e bid 4Je IsemSei and ysr ep.oa
bid, 45c. asked. iinseod OIL ruled hrm We quote LA
sperm s DO natural S'i crude SosSssa ~i"ss wn"e
DO. sse extra beachsd winter elephant, zoe
winter eSts. no. do, dse; winter blsaehsd h'h. 4se
PxrRoL,uM.-The market for refined remained dull We
Snpsha a. reanea ID cargo lots so cases T sc y
an.ry brands; refined at rhiIadsph'a a'Ac do at Bal
c ss@ sfs
8 ssss; 5So,Sdo Il 5000, %. al sax: Parser
ing Ing s;Ec closing, sasc, bid Total, all exchanges
2or Fowlsarnil"dspns sosing les se Western 49,:
lsc. i7c Western, l7e !. zoe Geese Boston, ise
Iss Long Isisnd i5c Zoe Pn.adsIpha sSaas. V sa
asa SO per aos.n English snIpo ss per ee.sa. Wood
aud pstrdss ID s'Is
boxes; eee sereo. sss SSls and $50 cases cases
the second cal! as follow September g bid. 50 asked
bid % asked DeeenSs aS and Uo ssa
~ so bid SO 80 asked. Family p,rk hold si2 So
Sales were 500 bels at IS % $40, cash; s5O
ssls do sps. on private terms and $50 b.ls Do To-.
weak 1000 os picked bellies, 10 los. 'e!d
hams on private terms. Bacon dali and weak
Beet was without caange Beef hams Dtcs.ed
ana 5e ior market ps. Lara was lover dosing a. the
Sc % 3D. s S s. s ass. u T % 81 3esss
DeeeMes and year option 80 g7 DID 70 70 asKed
November, 81 Tor December aud January and IS 071a
TO. s.i.st year ihe spSt sales were ioy :icrce:
old. kehned2on tierces Contnen. sold at 81 Is But!
ter-Reeepts 1862 packages The .rHet was firm with
= tar emand we quote State ereamsry 23c 25c.
lie i6e Western factory, oc lie. Cheese -Recepts
2o7aA o"xes. The market was steady and active. We
quote State factory. rs oAc Wostern do 4c n
TIE market was brmer ws quote :-i.ons Island New
jersey aud near by 2o'sc ac state and Pennsylvania
19Sc. !pc; Western. fresh, is 2c do.
i2ac l4ae.; Canada iresh. loe 2Oe do. inferior
RIcr-The for domestic fair and tho market
ruled firm. Tho receipts quite liberal. all
arrivals arc takea promptly from dock We quote: !
gold; KanEoon, du,y paid DC a Gila. currency
81 terces Western primo sold at 7c.
SUGAR After the sales OF yesterday which about
10000 hhds, the market Tor dull. holder
asking tu prices We note sales OF l3) bags centr
ugai. 95. Lice. aud 6O molasses sugar
gall hhas and boxes Is, 77sc sjsc do. mol .s.
10 sns @ d. d. saoa to prime
71sc refined standard 91sc. Y%c; OF sac. Vc
S,1c WSe. loaf. ioe vhi.s Us. SIZE
Stae yellow extra Cs isc Sc other grades including
C 7c 7ac The following shows the statistical position
Htas. Boris Bugs. Helsdo.
The New York herald., 1878-09-26

The directors OF the Milwaukee AMI st. Paul Ra:-
road Company, at their meeting this afternoon do
clared dividond Of 81 pcr cent ON the preferred
stock, payable October 49,
A despatch from San Francisco says:-"Californ!a
mine yielded $l49 900 bullion past fiscal month Con-
soidated Virginia mine yielded 100000 bullion Same
t,me. Tho bullion produced by the Pacific coast
mines, gold. silver ana lead, during tho month Of Sep.
tember amounted TO 81 100000. Operations recon
mencod the heading OF Aariposa tunnel Business
OF Orient mine for September shows considerable
creGso."
Tho following arc tho comparative earnings OF the
Milwaukee, and 81 Paul Railroad Company tor tho
third week of Septembsr:-1s77. $2s655S; 1878,
sl56, 600; decrease this year. s13o,55s.
Tho gross earnings OF the Denver and Rio Grande
hallway for she second week, September to IA In
elusive, are $26, ,462 Is; samo wcok last year,
tl7.S6 OF.
The New York herald., 1878-09-26
SELLING ON COMMISSION.

Paul Groiz was arrested yesterday a charge Of
obtaining goods under Lsc pretsness and was ar.
raisned before Judge Khbreth, Mt tho TombsL The
complainant, Mr.. August Saarbscb, dealer In winos
No 20 Broad street. said that about hroc months aga
be went TO Europe and during his absonce Groiz
going 10 has place OF business, repre-
pcnted that no mad been employed by
absence. Hs sold about $500 worth OF soodp so u 10
alleged and collected the money, but failed mako
any returnf. Mr.. Saarbach deuies nov that ne ever
employed Groiz at all ono compltint was takcn
against the prisoner ryosterdaythat OF Mr. Joseph D.
and collected S33 20. Groiz held Tor cxafnnntto
The New York herald., 1878-09-26
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market Quiet
and Dull.
GOLD STEADY AT 100 3-S.
Government Bonds Steady, States Dull
and Railroads Firm.
GOLD STEADY AT 100 3-S.
Money on Call Easy at 1-2 a 8
2 Per Cent.
WALL STREET

"WEDNESDAY, Sept. 25-6R
Comparing the Stock Exchange list 10 q planetary
system the granger shares In today's business may
be accepted the central OF speculation. about
which the rest of the market revoved in irregular
prbits-that Is 10 say, that while some stock ad-
vanced others declined. and the main body Of them
aid neither the one nor the other. In word, the
doy's business commenced, continued and ended
with the speculation In the granger shares 1t endsd
too with damage to tho four sorts OF securities ex-
pressed by these properties Of one-haf 10 one per
cent tho decline from the bcs points OF the day TO
eIosing ones figuring up TO about this amount
While the decline patent enough the reasons thore.
for were not SO plain. shrewd observers however,
who, from long experience, possess q nose Ike a
hound for the trick and tergivorsations OF stock
manipulators assert that tho short contracts IN sho
Rrangsrs have been extensively covered, and that
holders long stocks have been roe sellers Certainly
In the eariy hours thero wore few Tree purchases
sf the preferred Northwesterns and thero also
Indications that the buyor, having looked through
The glasses OF tho bow window ''darkiy" and un-
proftably at last being brought to light by ap
preciating the iutiiity OF bear position at the
present moment Something OF tho decline IN tho
ST. Paul stocks to-day may be attributed 10
Ihe decrease Of $130 700 in earnings as COM
pared with the same time last year, though
o fair CGsct is offered In the declaration OF
3h pcr cent dividend upon the preferred
Stock II Is rumored that the meeting to-day was mot
delivered OF this declaration without many throos and
much travail but the long expected parturuon being
accomplished II little behooves stockholders to In
qure whether the paternity OF tho dividend is due to
tho honest earnings OF tho road or to the pseudo
iecundation arising from the sale of bonds The Dol
aware aud LacKawanna Company sold to day at auc-
t,on So 600 tons OF coal at prices shade higher than
a. the August sale, but NO change was produced
thereby In quotations of shares. Wabash espe-
cialiy brisk, the price being advanced from l6l1 to
lsk under nusually livoy dealings. Tho point, II
Iherc was one, very quietly kept. and most OF
the trade based upon the fac, thai ono or Two
conservative and speculative houses we're large
buyers
The opening highest. lowest and closing prices OF
stocks al the New YORK Stock Exchange to-day wero
fotV,
The New York herald., 1878-09-26
SCRANTON COAL SALE.

Fifty thousand tons OF Scranton were sold yas>
to-day at auction by John II. Draper Co for the
Delaware, Lrckawauna and Western Railroad Com
pany. Tho sao took place at No. 20 Exchange place
and under tho usual conditions Tnore was an
advance In prices from fifteen cents per ton az
compared with last months safe. The advanec in
prices be seen from the foliowl ny comparative
table,
Ycstcrddy's Irsccs. Augttsf f'rccI
Crate. 50 5T1. s3 6j s. 52h a
Egg......-.... 6j G7Ha3 10 10 a3 05
Stovc ......... 07Ha OK 90
Chestnut 3 ON 331xA
The follow ing arc tno average prices at ves,erdaya
snlc-Grate, s3 5615; egg, 50 IS; stove. 81 o7h;
chestnut, SO 52h.
The New York herald., 1878-09-26

Wheat quiet bat steady Tue sales at tic hrst call
700 Bushels No spring Tor Sepcnber ~ 81 Us;
suO busnes NO. red winter tor september at 81 Ofs.
5000 bushels do October at 81 O1A aud 1900 busns
No. sprng for October soid ut 81 OiJs, aud 1900
bushels No. red winter for November At 81 vSi Tho
sales ths calls were about 27JUUJ bushss ~
81 U7ia I'll 07ls for NO. red 81 uJN ~ 10 Vr No
amber 81 u7is iot No red Tor October, VI IS tor No
white. 81 ~ tor steamer white, " tor No wbite u %
red. 81 l3 asi IL Tor state white 81 OK Tor No
amber tor Octooer uctivcry up TO 10Th. Corn
was quiet. but stoady. A. tlt hsst call 80 y
Busheis NO casa. sold Al juc.l 5000 bushels 10.
for October 5oc and 81 900 bushels do
5DAc. at tho cond call! but fo,inws
5Oc bid. 5otc asked October. 40Ac bid soc.
askec 80 do ioc bid, Juc asked Tor Novsn
her tid, 81 9ae d: Me- do Josc. bid. Dos
asked. The safes between the calls were at ise. a
fUJac. for steamer mixed. Juc JOlac. Tor No.
mixed soc. tor NO. white aud 4sc 6Oc loo ungraiod
speculative demand Tho sales about 30 D bu,heis
quote Extra white nominal at Joc No. do. JTe
No. 2g,c.; No. . do 2Ilsc.; No. 4 mixed, 3Iid
NO. do. 2yiac. No. . do. 25c.
DUNSiAs.--fhe IN srket Tor bnggng and
some 90 rolls sold iOt,c u tUs1c. Tor
~ lbs and lOsac III for lbs; 2 iDS was auo,cds at
lac
ilKMP AND JurKJute butts quiet Arm. Hemp
also quiet Jut firm. We note the arrival tho A
Nsmar with 40 bags, which previous
We quote Americ dressed, Sl75 sis2 80 tor sin
Si2 SI25 for double sLjJ siT5 for undressed
Jntc. Age Jnte butts zsSc ID i0c
and time Manila hemp To- sissi. 5c. istle, 5c b4c,
according TO quality.
MoLAssgs Foreign vas QUOT but firm, and 3ic would
be readily paid Tor 80 test The stock Is 69J hhd- Porto
nco aud 301 knsiish Islands. New Orleans s larry
The New York herald., 1878-09-26

Delivered on contract 200 bales yesterday For futuo
delivery the saics were as sfser two
,cosi $50 al o7ss oS .i oT7:. 1900 =, 10
November 500 10 Tie. 6oO at 10 12c. 80 At 10 73c
sS !. @ ss 10 a. lS7 @ s o
February. 1000 at 10 IS; April, 600 At lie. 600 u,
li.oIc May. 100 at II osc 500 i0ee Total IS 2oo
TO- &c., aoo ~ To- i4c. TO- 7se, Tie.
isc., 2Vo losoc 100 at 10 700 NJ 10 soc,
10 7sc. 10 72c 800 at 10 Tie. 10 7:c.
100 e 10 100 o' at Is se u. o AZ 7ae At 7 AZ o o a.
$500 At 10 74e 100 at H. u73c leoo ~ lh74c i3oO a.
ii16e 400 io.7ie; Novsmber. 700 .. o:66c 400
ut TO- S7c 10 Csc 800 AZ lo69c 400 - TO- Toe 800
3 =. 100 70 Z, 4ss sso a" 1 .S.e :, SS at 70 S5 5O:
idle 100 at 10 73c Decentes 500 a. 10 Ode 100 at
oG7s $50 a. Ss ID 500 @ 10 g. 900 =, ss5 20 ,. 7 % 200
iisy i&9se isoo io7ss JsHa.sy. 400 io7se 100
io7se idS a. 10 77e zoo 7eo a. 10 zoe FEB:
=. ios Sic 500 At i0n,s March. a. 10 DOE 500 NJ
ioD2c April 100 10 olc, ZOO 10 ooc, loo At lle
iqo 100 one Total SO ' Sses Grand sos.
bales rhs receipts ~ tho ports were as follow
ssssenss EDia. Charleston aGi5: wilmington Isl
Norfolk, a2i; New YORK. ~: Boston. ~. Total 1884
bales ass asy - sneo aay ya.. .'
Cotton reiyhts c!oed as follows 10 avrs
By steam, 40 compros;ed ey san, ,se' 10 namtng Wy
compressed; by sail. ,sc To Liverpool Id by steam by
sail. l5.6id.. compressed. .
wheat a5g $50 bushels; neal 80 bola and - sacks
corn 63 45O bushels. oats, 92oD DO rye, 5o.U5D 40
barley 100 do. barley malt 56s' 40 four was steady
fine sae. ine udi.g state Western and southern
about II zoo bbls within the annexed Rye Hour
VAS nuet sales or 10 bbls Corn meal ruled
with sales OF TO bbls. and bags, wthn the annexed
range Rye quiet put ssend 500 bushels State sold
nt 3c track boat loads of state were held At 1tc. and
M, - Watt ,ga q
The New York herald., 1878-09-26

State do. coarse. at 4lc. CO. n lbs ut SIZE i64
m.n"da DO. ~ los at 8, isk per cw.. st2 do. soS
ns'os ~ c' sold iSs Western sheep .o los 4'ac
IS osR psr ewt 81 do. II lbs az 5ISc los Canada
60, ~ bs; at rs o6l per ewt 1871 do Tx los.
ss, s 5%s j. Kirby IGo SOLD iSa Michigan sheep. 50
% state do he lbs +se 92 State lambs 725, lbs
~ oe ~ do 81 lbs. ut 80 Ot per cwt McGrnw
~ state lambs "a ibs at 5sse I2O she lambs 10
lbs, at 42ac.
HOGS sKcreipts yesterday and to-day, 59H cars
head-a6 at Forteth street 23 Jersey City
and head ut sxteth street Live hogs are dull aud
quoted at 4ac- ftsc q. W. Reid L Co. sold Is state
hogs, 2o4 los, at 81 45 per cwt.