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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-12-21
The House SPeakership.
Now Orleans Democrat.

New orleans 1tlADtACts
Let the Southern Democrats
claim the Speaker5hip of the Forty
sixth Congress, and the Organiza-
ton of the House with represen-
tation according to their numerical
superiority in it. Let them assert
and maintain that Louisiana and
South Carolina, Georgia and Texas,
Alabama and Virginia, stand in
this Union upon an equality with
Maine and Vermont, New York
and Pennsylvania, Massachusetts
and Iowa. Let them claim the
power in the party and the Con-
gress their representation entities
them to, just as the representatives
of the East and West would do and
have heretofore done. This posi-
ton is their solemn duty to the
Democratic party to assume. The
country is in eminent danger OF
being divided by the policy OF the
Republican party again into bitter
contending sections. The southern
| Democrats can avert that calamity.
Then let them step to the front and
assume the leadership of the next
House. Until they do so, this bit
ter, malignant, defamatory war
upon the South and and its inter
ests will go on; until they do SO Il {
wounds of the war can not be he; i
ed, nor the sections united again in
a harmonious Union.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-12-21

can be used in that climate for
hedges.
Your garden will never be a COM
plete one without good bed OF
asparagus.
If you would teach a boy patience,
let him go a-fishing.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-12-21

MILK is found to form an excel
lent solvent for quinine, and also TO
disguise in a measure the bitterness
of that drug. 1t will be found par
ticularIy useful in administering
quinine to children. Five grains
in a tumblerful of milk is almost
tasteleSs.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-12-21
Gov. Hampton.

Gov. HamptOn's leg was ampu-
tated below the knee. His imme-
diate friends say his condition IS
not dangerous. The Legislature
i To- elected Governor Hampton
i'a' tha United States Senate.
Mo ~ vote in the Senate was
i. ne The House, with two
nIi Ilam,i voted for Hampton;
SI3he exceptions were Miller and
l Ihe colored members from
fIS ,ml1 who voted for Mackey'
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-12-21

HoPKINsvILLE New Era: Bour-
bon county has 200 miles of turn
pixies. Christian has about fifteen.
Land in Bourbon is worth from $40
to 1925 per acre. Land in Chris
tian of superior fertality to any in
Bourbon can be bought for $50 per
acre.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1878-12-21

aTuE Lord loveth a cneer.l y.
.,,.d, ~ y hut there's no use chuekiin e
! copper cent into a con tha folI~s
hoy loud enough to make IN. Inc l son,.
on on the back seat think ,, w - the shp
on service has tunbled on 'i'e
altar.
The New York herald., 1878-09-11
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Sept TO- 1873,
Cotton ,o ssss and and declining ,o 10" MID
% bales Sales LIS s ssoeH. io.a7s rs Ne' ''e''''' '''
Cation easy, nddins iosc low midGlns. iosse good
@ ss evening" @ Not 5 ,se'g so se' s sales
Cotton ss,'s ,s. saa %idd',ns: iSss $dsss
Sales. 2O0 Stock, 2,62I.
Cotton quiet and steady; middling. io5.c low mid
ding oSe sssS d oreis,a.y sS Ne. receipts 2sss
ssasi isSs 1851 Sales ai00' last evening" 500
sales. 1909 s'TSss ss s'ss ss.s ae ls1s is~s..
sns STATE 81 g o a. &c Corn
%,.:s e s' bailey s os s;ss s.
the ss"s prime 81 IS A's
s"ss sa
Ss.y and RI s 10 Ssr Sk oesDs
ments Flour. 1850 bos; wheat. 400 bushels: ian
au Flour no !. So s
5000 bushesi sample. Ale. l2c No. xed Western
sss':s s s'' & sass S9sssG aa is ss
'i s' st%.2i 'ss.f 8
& Sn m oSrn nI.S.S %s" & s's o aae gs
ir o9.s ''ss,
per % Bs ..a % tubs 1sa ssss s
7hc no; sh9ulds,. S.s 7s dried beef g. loe
%aS ssy os arss ssu sa q s.
eas. % UsS. sw sss
kallrosd freghts-Whest Sc corn. 74sc. oats 5c 10
sss.. ] oats. s' sSi 90
* .29 s a. sso ss
railroae Flour. wheat ias $40 bushels corn
G. 4 dS Sa.ss ssq S ssns 10 as
3s92S do; rye. $500 do.
Flour firm and in good demand; sales 500 hDs white at
$5aS5l IN Wheat hrmer; extra white Michigan 81 t,A
81 . "a sopss@ss wss s1 4 sos sss ~ ooS 3srn
4ic No. ! mixed. .3e Oats aull and unehanEed; No
Sn ss sS a o o Suss &
whest 10000 bushels: corn 800 40 oats. 1000 do
CINCINNATI, sept. 10. 1873.
red, Sc. 9oc amber and white, $50. a05c receipts
$4,000 bushels; shipments. 1900 do Cora steady WIN
S 3 q il I'd ..!:ss:
make ~ 60 kettle Sc SEA Bulb meats higher shaul-
sss s" e':S a clear 'Ass' r
81 30 $6 s71a cear side 61se aexc whskey steady at
cry 24c choice stnira ohic ic i5c choice western
~s. M M sss ssss. ..n ss's s e
nssns ns%s .ns 81 q & Sa,0Ssrs ~ 81
CHICAGO. Sept. 10. 1878.
;hsSs higher No. .ssa, red vss OLE
Issscsed Sss Corn acsivs and 'fsnns sms eSada
nssss e'a s s ss; asss HSsr
i.'Ns. cash ai,le 2lkc; October; 221sc Prize No
Ss e 81 aSss
firm ana nighes; - a5, cash. ~ 22t % October
ss SIX cash Sc % ue.sSer aea NcSs%Sor Bulk
meats Sc .ses sdy and ar% 4s sse :ad 5e ior .hsulasrs
sds:.: x F':.ES: 80 c Sss.i: S.sss::
& asa. Ss a sa 80 S'
msns-4soo SSs iour. $4,000 bushels wheat IS GOO d.
%ns.. dSensS G Corn .ssdy .a unas S..
sesdy and unchanged Provisions quiet and unchanged
The New York herald., 1878-09-11
Posi- OFEICE NOTICE.

l)OsT OFFICE NOTiOE.-fnE FOREIGN MAIES
close ut this office Tuesday iO NJ for Europe. by
steamship Montana. via Queenst0wn Wedn ssdav, at
=. NJ. for Europe. BY stsamshp Kussis Queenstown
Correspondence for France 30 be forwarded by this
direct by steamship St Laurent via hayre Thursday
30 NJ Tor Europe by amship City OF Montreal vie
for Germany and France
be forwarded by this be specially addressed
and IL NJ tor EUROPE by steamship Iessng via Ply
mouth Cheroourg anu HAmeurr on saturday. At 80 A.
NJ tor Europe, steamship Britannia via Queenstown
correspondence Germany and scotland forwarded
by this must DO specially addressed and At A.
gow and ut IL 80 A. NJ for Europe bysssamshe Ehsin.
Southampton aud Bremcn. The MontanA,
for Denmark Sweden and Norway The mails tor Aspiu-
wall South Pacific ports leave New YORK September o.
The mails for Havana leave New York September The
mails tor Nassau, N r., leave Now York September Ia
The mails for ny Savantlia, &c. leave New York Seq.
tember IL The mails Tor China and Japan leave san
francisco September IT. The mails for Australia. &C.,
leave San Francisco Septem Der 30
TBOs. Ia JAMES, Postmaster
Posr OyrIcE. Nxw YORK. Sent Z, ISIS -.
The New York herald., 1878-09-11

pv tne Bank Of England to-day on balance consols
advanced 10 saz Tor money to 95 for the account
United states bonds wore shade easier for l867's
and aves Of 1881, while 4h's were steady at
lo5x, ana ten-iortiss alter advancing to 1857, re-
scted to losk. lso7's closed at lo75 lo7,s, and
Hyes Of 1881 at l0sA l0SH. Erie and Psnnsyi-
vania Central were fraction higher the former
closing at l3x and the latter at S3x. Illinois
Central advanced per cent. to 81 Al Paris rentes
were quoted At ll2r 81 e. against 113E SOC. yeser
uay. The weekly statement Of the Bank OF Germany
shows q decrease In specie Of 1900, 900 marks.
About 81, 900 OF government bonds were sold In
this city BY London holders to-day but the purchase
OF exchanges to these transactions appar-
entity no effect upon the rates, which were still lower
than yesterday. Bankers long and short sterling
were quoted at 4s2 and 4.s6h respectively, with
tuai business at q reducuon. Commercial sterling
was quoted at 47S . lS0 for long, while prime de-
mand was done at S4h
GOVERNMENT BONDS
The securities alluded TO above sold by London
holders in shis market to-day chiefly new hvcs.
single firm sold 5000, 600 Of them the First
National Bank at LOG. The firm sold $125 600 at
1857, and $l25OO0 at log to other purchasers. The
decline In gold and In foreign exchange was the cause
Of the The closing quotations for governments
toll
The New York herald., 1878-09-11
The closing prices were:--

STATE AND RAILWAY BONDS
State bonds at the Board wero steady for Missouri
issues, Virginia skies, deferred, and South Carolina
skies. non-fundablc 10 which dealings were connped
In railroad bonds tho dealings were we'll dts
buted but the transactions generally In small
amounts. Central PacAcs fell on to 1861, New
Jersey Central arsts to I13x and c. G. and O. frsts
10 49, Now YORK Central hrsts rose from 1I7X 10
ll7X. Rock Island skies were nrm at 1OsX, Union
Pacific land grants at 1861 and Chicago aud Alton
arsts at 114E. ST. Paul gold sold at lOl4, do
consolidated sinking fund at 93 Chicago and North.
western consolidated gold coupons 99 do. sinking
funds at l065s, Cleveland, Painesville and Ashland
new at Ill., Lake Shore consolidated coupon Orsts
112x, do. registered seconds as lO4, Michigan Cen.
tral sevcns as Ill y, Buffalo and Erie now at llliS
C., G., G. and /. nrsts At 1o7X ana Louisville aud
Nashville consolidated at los. Hannibal and st.
Joseph convertibies fell or to 81. Pacific Railroad
bonds closed as follows Union nrsts 1861 q 1o5X;
Union land grants, 1867 lo6h; Union sinking
funds COX 1o0k; Censrals, 1oSS 1861.
MEMORANDA.
circular issued by Sir Alexander +. Gait and W. d.
+. Manice, OF the Reorganization Committee OF the
Uhio aud Mississippi, Railroad pany, will be put
out to-day. II advises the bondhoiders and stock-
holders 10 give their proxies for the annual meeting
In October to Msssrs. Alexander 7. Calf W. D. r.
Manice. H. N. Day or o. D. Ashley, ana suggests
meeting OF the second mortgage bondholders to mp.
point committee to confer with similar committee
DO appointed by tho stockholders as to the best
method Of exlrcsting the company from it, present
Embarrassment
The New York herald., 1878-09-11

c To-Day Last Erensno Total
Consumpton AT 662
Devored contract. 300 bates yesterday For futars
delivery tho sales we're after
r. M-scptember. 40 baics At 1889. 4UO at ii .32c ,
13OO ~ llbc.. 22UO at 1l3lc October 100 iiO1s
Dcccmber 400 az " soc January, 100 Mt ssc Febru
ary, 2vO ~ 10 p3c March, 3v 10 9vc 900 1uesc
April. 100 at 1lltc May 100 at H. Isc. p 100 iVc
Tota., 1900 baics Today, TO r. september
90 bales At L35c 100 as II. 36c, 100 Soc
1iJGc 2D0at 300 at 3oc. Ut l. ,c 300 az
1i.3oc 2UO iLs5c. LOO 1s6c, 40 a. IL3ic 600
at ii3tc, 80 At i33c 100 At IA .slc I4Oo ii ole.
800 at II. uc. 900 ut IU9c., nj IIiUc 1000 vi
IL l0c, yOV at lOsc 100 ~ ii. .O7c 100 ~ Uc 600
H. 05c., 7UO ut ILU7c 100 1l04c 500 ~ ii v7c
l,2OO llpsc. November. 4OO 900 at 10 90
2UO at Uic, 7W nc ~ p2c.. 500 iO93c Decetnbe be
100 ~ ~ sc lOU at 1u)c, 300 nc 10 sc., oUc
500 at lUSe ITO ~ 10 soc.. 1UO iOS7c ste
100 At l0s7c January 500 at lOY0c. 80 Sc Fen
100 at 1Ogjc March, 10. at .Ulc JUO H. Ujc
April 100 ut IL iOc. 100 at lille. loo ~ II2c May
lL25c, 3oy At 2ec. Total, "a 200 bales Grand
total, 4JOJ bales. The receipts ~ the ports were as
follows :--Gsiveston, .46f bales; New Orleans s24;
Mobile, 2l4; Savannah, 2SsB Charleston, I,4S2; VIII
mington 31s; Norfolk. l6D Boston. 1875 Philadep
Total. 7.34i bales This last week. 4v5l balca
Tnis U9s bales Total since septsm ber L.
40 7s bales Cotton reights closed % foows 10 avro
sicam compressed; Bremen, by steam, ~ iuc..
pressed; Dy sail. jsc. Liverpool. I'D by steam: Dy
SAT-, i,-6lu. compressed
Nfsi.--rhs ,rgct codish remained qaist ~ lsto
prices Msckerei were scarce and itm Box aud barrecd
herring were neglected .
FLOun Aap ptRArs-Receipts flcur. 1914 bbA, wheat
e6z seh bonhsAs msl> A2 bpls.- aaA 2J6 sacksi
The New York herald., 1878-09-11
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

@ s I TVS. A sssn
been either .he.ning seeurn the
s:.;:S e
sss Ss
ssas orst .ft %rse "sish !.
Sa ,v important barley s'0vns Iii, fHnn5y stated ,ncs
@ gam .l;s"a, ssse%s s's:
s.s ss,,S,. ns scotch Is
ssss
Ssis :I sSs:i
hs a .aS.Sns snS % ss
sssc s'. s.s Il Sss
ssss es 70 ~ S I'D a the and past .S sa
upon which the demand win aoubtcss mainly directed
di,ion. An advance Sf %. to l.. has been ossaned
these dsscI,pton. The eereai year has esmmeneed
marked Rise can be anticipated In the Immediate
values. :. I may not ;: TOO much say that tho snof
hdontly relied on to absorb the supplies a range
1a,aS IL the Ionsou Another point TO
the trade lies in the fact that even should the imports OF
pes viii necessarily cease as hor ports arc closed
ny S " ssis ss's suSp
either of political or speculative character In feeding
risen smiling per quarter recent point.
Matte also rather aearer but with continued heavy
movement has made but slight progress"
LIvhRpooL. sept. I0--5P. ".
clause. Sovs%ssr ana Dec:@Soy oef~sry soa av
middiing clause January and February dev.
trade Heport yarns and fabrics Man.
chester Is duii. and rather lower for all articles.
Provisioas-Lard. aes I'D. per ews. Tor American.
Lospos. sept, 10 5:soP. NJ.
froduce-Taliow SSs Sd. Dor cwt Calcutta linsced.
52s. I'd per quarter
Petroleum. 24tsf for nne pale American wicoxs lard
closed ~ 225s horins per % kilos
wilcoxs srd closed st 80 marks per 10 lbs.
HAxBuRc. Sept. 10. 1873.
Wilcoxs lard closed at 3S1s marks per lUO lbs.
HAvRE. sept 10. 1878.
wilcoxs lard closed at 4sE per 30 kilos.
NEW roEx PRODUCE ExcnAses aErosI; ,
Pork-Prime msss-Eastern steady q, S5s Western
steady at 49s Baccn Cumberland cut hrmer at SIS.
short no dun at ai. Cd long clear dul Bis short
s dsrs d" SH a. s BoefInaia rns. Sa s ss.a
western "H doll a. s run c,s nr%sS at ss
Turpensnc-spir,s dull a. as. no'in n-Common stesiy
dnll at ABS Lard oil steady at Ais: Flour --sxtrs
S.a's s. Ga su an % s s Mo-. ~" S. at @ s
S. sd: o. DO southern dull a. .. iod Cora.sised %
Cot,onsecd oiI-YeIiow American steady At 34s
FINANCIAL.
LoSpos, Sept 10 a p. NJ.
The amount OF bullion into the Bank OF England
Paris aovces quote pcr rentes ii2r "a &c for
tho account 90 -
Exchange on London, 25t 2oisc. Tor short sight.
BrRLiS Sept 10 1879
The statement OF the Imperial Bank any shows
a decrease In specie OF 7oU',Vo marks
LoSpoS. Sept. Io-4;i5 y. NJ.
Conscs % 1919 for money and 10 for the account.
United states bonds. sen.ior,eS. ios%. Erie, is%.
The New York herald., 1878-09-11
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON SPOT DULL AND IRREGULA2; TUTUREs
CLOSED wEAK-FLoUI srEApY--waEAr STEAD
IER-coRN sTEADY--oATs QUIEr-poRK
srEADIER-LAnD srEApY--wAIsKEY Low.
ER-NAvAL STORES sTxADY-PETRoLRUM
QUIET GROCERIES FIRM.
TUESDAY. Sept. 1O-6PM
Business continued to improve to-day, and the mar
kets were In numerous instances called better On
'Change flour steady. Wheat was steadicr, with
less pressure TO SELL Corn was STEADY. whiskoy
lower. Pork steadier. Lard was steady. Cotton
on the spot was dun and irregular. Futures closed
weak. Groceries firm, Naval stores were steady
Oils and petroleum dull.
ASHES in moderate dem and quoted ut 4sc for
pots and 5Ac for pearls.
ANTHONY steady ut 1lzfo 1886. gold 10. reg.
illus.
BEsswAx ruled steady but ouis., at 27Xc 2sXc for
Western Southern
CorFEE.--The market for Rio was strong. but anil,
Mild coffee likewise dull We quote g. Ordinary
carsoes. 141sc. i4Hc.; fair do, 1880. Ie1.c /;
good do, 17c l7,4c.; plime do. 171sc. IKE {;
for lots, i4so 19e Santos fair to good
1G,sc i6c gold 90 days; Java government bags &c.
24c do. mats. 23c 24c singapore l6c I7c Cey
Ion. 10e. 1856 Msracsibo. I3se Ito Lagumyra I4c
l01sc .Jsmsca lac. l6sc. 81. Domingo, l2s<a I31c
Porto kico lao i6c.; Costa Rios, 14c. I7c: Mexi
can Use he; Ma M.c.i.ss i7: iss Angos1,. iOc.
CoorrnAaM Marie, ua,ss os.o loo
shocks. s2neh wi Sssa 81 81 81 81: sugar sSooss
81 bos snsoi. s., '1 rum aS So pp. aSns sa
20 s9 smssy @ s ssog y srd
Covrsr The market was quiet. Some $4,000 lbs. sold
m.ii S. like l5xs soraas. sos rops
i9ts: New zssana: cal iis. a.. iass aa..ia. i7s
o1rss @ Sn 70 as y s1Ss W.. aa sd sss: Lot: from
opened point. hsss weak az .boa. Mon:
to-day compare as folvws:-
The New York herald., 1878-09-11
DIED

ARcnBoLD.-On Monday, September o, at Ossinng,
N Y, JosxPu ARcuBoLD, aged 30.
The rciatiyes and friends OF tho famy are invited
to attend tho funeral rom his late residence, 500
East 9Th st., corner av. d. ON Thursday afternoon, at
one O'Clock. Tho members OF the Republican Cen
tra Com aud OF different republics Assem-
bly, district associations, also tho societies
ciaions TO whcn deceased belonged, arc respectfully
invited to attend.
BARn.-Tuesaav, September 10. 1878, WILLIAM
B.nR, nutive Of Baymena, county Antrim. ireisnd.
Wednesday, september IL. at Two O'Clock. Friends
respectfully invited.
neutrality-suspicious. TO- ANN s., widow OF James
Boscawen, IN tho 76th year OF her age.
Funeral from the residences of her son, J. s.
Schuyler, l67 9th st., Brooklyn, 4. d. Thursday, at
two Z. NJ.
BRrSKrRnorr.-On Monday evening" September 0,
DANIEL BRfSKExBoPr, formerly Flour Inspector OF
this city. aged 50 years.
Funeral at Reformed Cnuron. Manhassot. l.. l.,
unursday, azn inst, /" rn., ,nrso & d. he,n.ivss ana
waiting ut Great Mock on arrival OF 30 train from
CLARKsoy -sudaculy, at Fraucouia, N H., on
Monday, september o, MARY Ia. WIDOW OF Cornelius
" Carkson, Al ID.
invited to attend the funcral from her late residence
0C Park av on Wednesday, September III, NJ two
O'Clock.
CLHAvgR.-On Tuesday, JENNIE T., daughter OF
William and Emma Ccavcr. aged ono year and
months.
Funeral from the residence Of her grandfather,
Thomas Leavy. 20 soutn 9th av, on Wednesday. sep.
temDcr IL. at one p. N.
DgyoE.--Soptembcr Q, 1878, JASE DEvos aged IS.
Funeral ut the rcsdeuce OF her soa, Jasper Dcvoc,
on Thursday, at one O'Clock r. VI. Services M tho
Ashford Methodist Eplscopai Church, nj o'clock y.
~ Carriages viii be at Dobbs FERRY arrival OF the
2:05 train from Grand Central Depot. Hudson River
Railroad.
EGAS.-Captain MICHAEL EGAS. Of Company q.
Eighty eighth regiment, Irish Brigade, aged ~ ycnrs
rho funeral will take place, from hts late residence,
2Ss i1th s Jersey City, on THURSDAY, at two T. N.
An his relatives ana fronds, also his brother officers
and comrades OF his regiment respectfully invited
TO attend The remains Will be Inferred ~. Peters
New Cemetery, Jersey CITY,
FAaRxLL-On tuesday, september 10. TnonAs Far
RELi, IN his 3Ith yoar.
Relatives aud friends invited to attend tho iu
neral from residence OF his brother SS4 Sd av
on rnursdiy, september IL, AT one O'Clock.
FIsu EDWARD IL. Fish, at Port Jcrvis N. Y, sun
day morning, september g.
Funeral "Wednesday, two O'Clock. Relatives aud
friends are invited to attend.
FLABgRrY.-0n september 10, BRIDGET, beloved
wife OF Michael FIaherty, native OF county Longford
parish Of Granard, Ireland. aged SO years.
Relatives and trends ars requested to attcpd tho
fuDcrs which viii take place residence x3s Eas,
12th ST., on Thurzday, at nai.-past one p NJ
FLISS.-At stamford, Conn, MONDAY. September o.
MARY ASS, WIDOW OF the late James ftnn, OF New
Yots.
Funeral from tho residence OF ber daughter, Mira
-. H. Waite, stamford, on Thursday. at three r. A.
Carriages IN waiting on the arrival oi the +. n. train
trsm Nos York
The New York herald., 1878-09-11
Legal. NOTICES.

DURSUANT 10 A JUDGMENT OF THE HIGH
Court OF Justice In sgiand dated 10Th November,
1871 nde Ia Of the estate Of George Ham,
mond. ased, MRreroft vs.. Banner, 1877. II. 2la
James Green. formerly OF Liverpool, mmissou
ch Enrlani for the United states OF Aestes IN she
1910 1911. II living, he dead having survived
who died ago. his legal personal repre-
sentative represent q alleged 70 be
upward G. 900 The said James Green II liv-
ing his legal personal represeutauve repssssnts.
vcs If de required, before tho 1Sth day
OF Januat 1879 In and hs their ctaim
the Chber OF the Vice Chaneeiler SIR james Bacon.
No. IL New square, pcolus Inn, In the county Of Mid
eex or In default thereof no or they wii oe peremp-
Monday tho 10th day Of January, 1879 at ~ Of the
clock at the said Chambers 10 appointed for
hearing and adudicsting upon the caiLaA
Tho said James Green Was widowsr o tho age Of noous
NIL whom no LETT behind him. and who namod
spectvoy John Mary Eixa5eth Susan. Sarah and Hsf-
riet he IL believed have married agnn Any
who give alton leading she proof ths. the
James Green nsing II dead TO that fact sud the
dnte OF the death. reQuosted to with
Messrs rorr Jansways Company. No. 80 Bedford rov.
London. the solicitors Of the plaintiff
Dated this 9th day OF August. 1879
JUsHUA BIRD ALLBN,
Chief Clerk.
The New York herald., 1878-09-11
HERALD WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER H. le7e.-TRPLE SHEET

Hamburg 5000 bbs d. 4s I'D; British ship, rhiisde-
pnia, Antwerp or Bremen 1000 bbs. do. 4s British
bars. hence 10 Constantinopie, l40O0 cases refined
petroleum, 3ic German bark, hence TO Trieste 2. 90
bbls do 5s sd Norwegian bark rechartersd hence to
Continent. full range, 1000 bbs do. Ia British ship
to Trieste 800 DO lid Aoryegirn srig
bark hiladephia TO French port 1000 bbls crude
roieum and naphths AZ private terms bark reported
hence the Baltic, refined petroleum, As 3D. Norwegian
ship hence Trieste with do. IS.
The New York herald., 1878-09-11

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81 81 ss ar Is @ sT.s o sns
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sxs bis sis :sssS sa se c ass 3D. 81
= M No ;ssasf
css 30 Al M ~ g;
Extr. white. nominal sole No. do. 3sc. for new 4oc
,Si ns as ss az .ssa oo
aslc.; No. 3 DO. zoe. a 27c.
's % x::s
e New Brazil ass, &C. SC s.si"es. Si%:
% ss.s, :Ass TnsasS
s.,sss Ss
CO. ~ ~: Princess 1s.w A%Snd, pSn new in casks 4s
prise. were unchanged we soe:Frae oId Sso
SOC zoe. sGaw-LonS rye $50 45a and short rye a;
HEMP AND Jurs-Jute butts remained quiet. Hemp
wss active Snd generally held az outside
At Boston 500 BALES Xsna sold At 7c We quote
lean erssssa sl7s ssa 50 for single $40 sias Tor
$500 ssio gold Italian s275 Sa75 sois ja;. 'so sc
Manila hemp. Siic a7c; siss S'se. istie 54e ..
juan % sps % s.s ssa.
Pss,:s s'%
Monssyisso No " I'd e a!os aic u
9s sc M H,s
20 70 - s i7 s.moo - a%s''s.a D To- Is
= 70 S1 lsi se ="
l3c do soushsn, "a l6s TO 80 i6s loo. iOsc; city
Go lbs. To- axe. currency selected.
H. hors;r The market was si auh. ana values were nom
nai we quote % Yoss new CROP i6c alsc; Pacific
InoSAmercaa Pig The groat depression in pix iron
i' % Of
effect, their make OF pig iron all used the
prices lately made lots ct to 10000 tons
not for use but opt h.
lots at late quotation: No business in scrap iron.
LEAD ruled firm ut 81 55 $3 rs for domestic, according
i.tIArnER-Good grades of hcmock solo leather were
do Sao %
a2oc middle Buenos Ayres. 20c 2lac do California;
% nos Ayres 1'1s d. as
common hide 2oc. y good bnenos Ayres
i7xc isc poor asmssed commoS hide, i5o ieXc. s.
bellies 1oc lec export obbing leather, heavy 22c.
MoLAssEs.-Domessic was quiet. but without change.
Foreign fairly active sales Of s2o hnds 40
aaoe caoa centrifugal snS mixed e. aie elaysS
lsc asle mu.covaao refining; 2sc 3oe grocery.
Now orleans. common 70 fancv. a5c. = 5Oc.
NAVAL STORES -rhs marks. tor spirits tarpen,ine was
prices We quote Spirits tu.pen,ne merchanssbe Or
s :, g sS:d ysS y .% 81
were follows Ros nrni strained, 81 TN; good do
sott ana virgin 81 IS: spirits 26c bid 1890 "
The New York herald., 1878-09-11
Following are the sales recorded At the Now York
inln fnckE Erc

Tho following were the opening pr,oos OF mining
stocks at San Francisco to-day:-Leviathan, Y; Tip
Top IN; Navajo, l; Gould & Curry, 14,s: Savage,
Is; choIlar Potosi, 81; Ophir, So So; Hale Nor.
cross, 10; Grown Point, 12N; Yellow Jacket, "a;
Belcher, 1G; Virginia consolidated ~; California
10A; Overman, II; Raymond L. Ely. AZ; Best L.
Belchor, 25; Union consolidated, 1ooa o5; Alpha Is /;
Sierra Nevada, 125 1877; Mexican, 5s a SO; Eureka
consolidated, ~; Justice, II; Utah, 40.
The New York herald., 1878-09-11

BAKER-CARRoLL.-on Monday. september 0, 1873,
al the residence OF the BRIDES mother. by the Rev.
James ID. wilson WILLIAM II. BAKER 10 MAMig L.
CARROLL, both OF this city. No cards.
EvASs-WEsr. On tho 9Th OF September, at the
residence of Tho brides parents by the Rev. A. II.
Warner GEORGE A. EvAss, N. D., to Lrxzis, daughter
oil Charles o. Wost, all OF New York city.