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There is apage devoted to all the latest phases
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&C. valuable feature is found In the specially
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The New York herald., 1878-03-08
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

os"s Net sas .aa re ssns as
Channel 7o5; coas,wise AL Sales. 2e4 STOCK sl.s2a
NEw ORLEANS, March T. 1879
good ssSnsS ssssps s.'s. a'as.
eosss~i.e s,sa E sales 900 [ Stock, sos A's ''
Mosnx, March 7. 1873
CSC .Ss.s ssoa % o1si"sfy Sc isssp spi Sass
WISE iss sales. zoos stock s"5 S7sss s'''' ''' '
ssoS sS'Sn s s ae $50 s- rs s
xports 70 the coniimeut. 1850 Sales Soo last even
,cs soou Ordinary i s l'~ sc@p a
bales Exports to tho Continent, 1000 sales. 500
and Tsnf
club u 81 white state - 50 rcd Do. ~ - Corn
ssa saa sI1s a%ss s"a nes Shipped
Flour. demand moderate. nnchan 400 bDl..
sales loads track 47,se oas
sy s Il ts dss Conditions 81 d SAL. % ass''i
steady: sales 100 oussls prime osnada on private
ssr 81 5 S"' s
@ ss. % sarisy S asSo 90 T rye 10 shp%sa'. @ go
oats, 1900 do. barley. $500 DO rye
Michigan spot ald seller March. ii 22js seller .pr
seller isrch 81 u seller Nay. 81 q Corn dull his
po 40 ians sa s saG esssa a..so Ss
S,e kys-No l. goc Oats aali; no held At as,sc
4 42.I No. "a aa hogs offered 81 IS. Rec pts~
Corn 900 bushels oats go DO Wheat steady
s%sf s MhEs II Nay" Corn n a N? red sns, s
4os4 Choice cloverseed. u So.
CNcNNArl. March 7. 1879
Flour In fair demand family; =, 80 so Wheat dull;
"a .s asss 'p; Sa@es lair
asked Lard easier: steam. 81 80; kettle 74e, Ike.
s" dull and @ a ana ma q cs s
~ 4e 4se 59lc and &C. Tor shoulders. clear rip aud
steady unchanged sugar quiet, unchanged Live nogs
s @ M ana S ms"s 81 esns o. poSr aasEy ~ 70 no. -
ers S3 7Oa rs. Receipts 2lo2 head; shipments sl5
DETROIT, March 7, 1879
whss Mes.a MqSas n a 81 Sa
me A +.s &c asked tor No. / OATS lam %
5000 bushels corn; 5000 do. oats, 900 do Ship
msnts-tIonr. ,tn bbs; wheat. 1000 bushels; corn,
CHICAGO. March 7. 1878
Flour d"l; and nominal Wheat unss,Iea; active, hut
u Jsts iSs s":9 Ss sssn %sa
IN isr demand but lover A. eash 4l'so ias March
unsS.nssa Ugh. assad ss. holders s sr%
s::s ss.
70 81 APRIL ars l. II s n - b., q e ;g M up,s.
sa si ss aa weak % a
r sc short eea ,o s. %nsssy steady and nd % aE3
bushels cora do oats ~ ooo 90 rye 1850 do
barsy $1,000 DO sh,pments-Fiour, Y 600 bbls wheat.
DO bariey; 1000 d. AZ the close Wheat unsettled
81 ST 5 81 Z c.la 81 os .sS S.
oa, easier 5 sn, not a%o'ey LOVER porT lover
ST % April. 81 May.
The New York herald., 1878-03-08
KINGS COUNTY SUPERVISORS.

The regular weekly meeting Of tho Kings county,
Long Island Board Of Supervisors held yesterday
afternoon, when . communication from Mr.. Georga
Knoble. CLERK OF tho City Court, was read. In which
he slated that II the desire OF the judges that
waiting for ladies should be provided, with q
waitress attendance. Itwas deemed necessary that
the request should bo compiled with, many ladies'
wore Interested In mad remain st thu
Court House sometimes entire day Mr. Siuciair
Association, appeared before the Boaro aud 10 .
lengthy speech condemnod the present jail accom-
modations OF Kings county and urged that an entire
jail be constructed. The consideration OF
the question by the Board Of building new wing 10
The present structure was indefinitely pos poped.
The papers In the case OF Barney NAHUM, who is
alleged TO have received $500 brine tho supervisors
In tho Court House ventilation CONTRACT were
the District Attorney with OF having Manon
indicted by the Grand Jury
The New York herald., 1878-03-08
QUEENS COUNTY TAXPAYERS.

Al a meeting Of the Queens County (Iong Isiand)
Taxpayers Association, Jeremiah johnson. chairman
and David Lynch, secretary held yesterday tho fol.
lowing preamble and resolutions were unanimously
adopted, aud copy Of tho same subs. quent'y
forwarded 10 the supervisors OF Queens county, who
nieet to-day at Barnum lsland:-
Where's there appears exist IN certain mis-
apprehension that tho tax btu recently transmitted by this
committee Ia bebuf OF the Queens County Taxpayer
sociaton to Assembynsn keegsn enclosed without
prvity to the Queens County Board of Supervisors
and whereas advised that carly she bin H
contempi ated by said Bomrt;
es,ve That the Bourd Of supervisors of Queens county
be formally apprised by that the Tax bill prepared
by Counsellor Scott sherwood under lner
submitted by Mr. keegap tor tneir
full knowledge aud approval and that hod ourselves
readiness To furnish inform
want In the matter 0 the organization represent and
reasons u solicited tor requiring the proposed amend
IN cut u offered
The New York herald., 1878-03-08
YORK HERALD FRIDAY MARCH w7s-awrrR SUPPLEMENT-

steady. Freights were quiet Groceries were generally
quiet Oils we're quiet. Petroleum aud naval stores ditto.
CorrxE.-Rio-The auction sale OF 3.Osl bags per Red
Ross showed much hrmer the prices Allied being
Nc Nc above variations placed the previous
the ssie. The range from 15hc 20 IKE. and the
average 10 63- Iooc. Tho market for mild coffee
quiet. We quote;-ordnary cargoes i4isc. i4tsc.;
fair do, lec; good do, 1886; prime do, i7Xc.
treme range for lots l4<c lssc ssntos fair good.
l5ke. is*c. gold 80 days. Java bags 2oc
81 70 do. grass mats. 2o,zc 221sc Singapore ITO
lskc Ceylon. l6c lec.; hsracabo I4sc IKE
gnsyrs ia1sc lsc Jamaica. l5c l6tsc 81 Domingo.
l4c l4%c; Porto Rico. i6c lSc. Costa Rica. l5c
log Mexican l5c l7c Macsssar. lie. Isc Angos
al5nc. -
CorIoN the spot nrm At late prices Liverpool
firm tor cotton; sales 1000 bales and
lssa. better Our market 70. futures opened about
est and closed steady higher the
The ofcia closing prices today compared with Wednes
The New York herald., 1878-03-08

Dividends OF 50 each per share were declared on
California and ConsoIda,ed Virginia to-day.
MEMORANDA
Tho total sales of stocks the Board to-day appr
gated lac, 593 shares
The gross earnings Of the Burlington, Cedar Rapids
and Northern Railway Company for the week ending
February 2s, 1878, were s35 s92 Al; week last
year, SIS, ,054 43-increase, &17, ,837 os.
The gross earnings OF the Burlinetou Cedar Rapids
and Northern Railway Company Tor the month ending
February 2S. 1875 $l47195 20; same month las.
year. sos, ,093 se--iucrease, S7e.lol a.
The hrst annual report Of the 81. Louis and San
Francisco Railroad gross earnings since the re-
organization OF $l,S3l,6Il, operating expenses Of
STA, 420. and improvements aud extraordinary re-
quirements, $l4s, ,6so leaving 8 900, ,544 net.
MOVEMENTS GRAIN.
The New York herald., 1878-03-08
CORONERS' CASES

Adolph wclscn, forty.nve years Of ago, residing Al
No 33l East Tenth street. died suddenly at his resi-
dence yesterday.
Margaret Burns. fourteen years Of age, while play
ing some companions at sIxy-eIghth street aud
Eleventh avenue, yesterday lcl over PICKET fence.
striking on her breast on tue ground. When taken
up sne insensbIe. she died a few minutes after
being removed TO her residence
An inquest was held yesterday NJ tho Coronorss
Office In the OF Joseph Kruger, aged ninc years,
OF No. "a Carminc street, who was over aud
killed by sixth avenue the 23d ult Tho Jury
returned q verdict OF accidental death
The New York herald., 1878-03-08
THIRD BOARD-2:3O P, NJ.
200 shs X & Edith....
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON SPOT FIRM FUTURES CLOSED STEADY
FLOUR LOWER WHEAT LOWER CORN UN-
CHANGED--oATs QUIET-wHIsKEY QUIET
PORK NoMlNAL-LAkD DuLL-PETRoLEUM
DULL-oILs QUIEr-sP1RITs TuBPENTINE
DULL RosIN DuLL-CoFFEE QuIET-sUGAR
QUIET-FREIGHTs QUIET.
THURSDAY, March TO N.
Business continued light In almost every depart
ment, and the changes were mostly in buyers favor
On 'Chuneo -four was duI and lower. Wheat
dull lower aud nominal Corn was without essential
change. Oats quiet whisKey quiet Pork nominal.
Lard dull Cosson on the nrm. FUTURES sIessa
The New York herald., 1878-03-08
THE PISTOL ORDINANCE.

Superintendent Wang In recent general ordor
calls the special attention Of the police captains Of
different precincts 10 section OF the ordnance
lately passed by Board OF Aldermen to regulate
tho carrying OF pistols, which requires that all
cases where arrest Is made disordery conduc
intOxcaton, pistol shall be found concealed
tho person SO arrested separate complaint against
the prisoner n addiLion 10 tho under which tho
arrest maae must nado W the mag before
whom he rs arrniRned.
The New York herald., 1878-03-08

rumored hence Java with 900 refined petroleum
private Russian bark from isltinors 20 the
baltic. with 5000 bbls refined petroleum ~ a. l'gg
German bark. hence Loudon. with 5.iIo bis d." at
s. 3D. German bark. from Baltimore TO bremen.
with 5000 bbis do owners account britis, bark.
hence to Naples with 3 800 xr n AZ D. 1si;
British bars hence 20 Cork for orders with 1000 quarters
grain D. Cd British bars. hence to Continental
port with 800 quarters grain on private terms; Nor
wegian bark hence Bordeaux with 800 quarters grain
:. C'fk for ORDERS With 1900 quarters grain a. 5s I'd
Brtish l375 he Liverpool with gen
cral Including $50 bales c,tton.
gtged at about o32d British sp, 1917 TONS hence to
Liverpool, also Laid the berth for general cargo ncud
Ing grain at I'd per nusbe. and cutton at I'D s93ld
Norwegian bars a6O tons hence Glasgow with general
cargo. including lard at 27s Oh. per ton.
The New York herald., 1878-03-08
VITAL STATISTICS.

Tho following Is synopsis oi the weekly report Of
Or. John Nsglc. Deputy Register Of Records to the
Board OF Five hundred and twenty-five deaths
wcrc reported have occurred In this city during tne
week ending Saturday, March z, 1878. This IL . de.
crease Of compared with the preceding week aud
81 less than were reported during tho correspond.
ing weck vi 1871. Tho actual mortality Tor the week
eudDg February % ~as 5i2, which u 2ls below u
average mort,y Ior tno corresponding weeks OF tie
past uvo years. anu represents death OF
2Gls Per 600 nh~sNsHss sss psps'~sss sssiuAsssa
o. l.07t.tlt.
The New York herald., 1878-03-08
THE COwENHOvEN AWARD.

The sppraisement Of $33,ooo which mado on
the strip OF land belonging the Cowenhoven estate
on Atlantic avenue, Brooklyn, has accepted by
the heirs OF The estate. VINO AZ nrst valued The land
taken by the city ut 800, 900.
The New York herald., 1878-03-08
COURT FINES.

Mr. George W. Cregier, secretary Of the Board Of
Police Justices, reports the following as tho aggro-
gate received for nues during tho month OF Fob.
ruary, lS7S:-rombs, $476 30; Jefferson Market.
SILT 50 sex Market $402 So Fifty seventh Street,
$44S; Harlem, $13; FOrdham. $50 Total, $2,l37 50.
The New York herald., 1878-03-08
A WIDOWS CLAIM.

An action was brought before Judge Rcynods, IN
the Brooklyn CITY Court yesterday, by Mrs Juia
Dwyer, against Daniel d. stearps and William Soule,
to recover $5 900 damages Tor tho loss Of her hus-
band The deceased, VINO WAS employed by the de-
endants, lost ms lilo on February 1872 by falling
down hatcnway u th cir tactory.
The New York herald., 1878-03-08
THE voR kIos MARK,

Unitcd States tours, 1907. registered. IUl lolE
United STATES lou >. 1907, coupon. l0lx 1913
THE voREIos MARKET.
The London advices report consos at e5k a o5x
against 95X the close yesterday. United States
bonds advanced hak per cent, but subsequently,
AXIS ard new hves toll on y per cent Pennsylvania
Central was heavy, and broke i per cent, TO 2s.
Erie advanced 10 10 105S for the common, aud to
"a for the preferred Bar silver Is down 54Hd. per
ounce. The Bank Of England directors made no
change this morning in the minimum OF discount,
which remains al 2 per cent The bank lost col coo
bullion for The week ending yesterday the proportion
ofreserve to liabilities being 80 3l6 against 42< per
week. To-day the El0 900 bullion was
Withdrawn from the Bank OF England on balance. Al
Paris rentes rose to hot 57hc. The weekly state.
ment OF the Bank Of France shows an increase In
specie OF l,600 0O0i. The closing prices in Lon don
were:-ConsoIs for money and account, 95H q 95H;
new 4K rer cent bonds, l033& Hve-twenty BONDS OF
1867, 1885; tenlorty bonds l06; fves oil 1881, l04x
a 1045s; Eric, common shares, lOH; Erie preferred
shares, "a; Illinois Central, 76k
STATE BONDS.
State bonds at the Board were y lower for Louisi-
sevsns, consols, and steady for Missouri skies
fsso and Tennessee issues, to which dealings
fined.
BONDS.
Railroad bonds continue strong and prices werc
generally hgner with the following changes compared
with last previous sales s:-An advance Of u IN Cen.
trai Paciac rsts California and Oregon branch u In
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy aud Erie third
mortgage; d in Burlington aud Quincy eights, St.
Paul 1rs.s La Crosse d,v,siou Northw registered
bonds, Central Pacific rsts tsnn Joaquin branch) aud
Lake Shore registered second, and y IN Lehigh and
wikesbarre consois. There decline oil y IN Al
bany ana Susqnehanna seconds, 4 in North Missouri
frsls and q Hannibal and 81. Joseph eights, con-
vertibes.
PHIL DkI
The New York herald., 1878-03-08
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
MINING SHARES

Tho following were tho opening prices OF mining
stocks al San Francisco to-day :-Gouid Curry, 9;
Savage, llK; Choar Poiosi, "a; Ophir, b4; Hale Il
Norcross, 10; crown Point, 5As; Yellow Jacket, II;
Beicher, AZ; Virginia Consolidated. 22H; California
go; Ovcrmau, l6H; Raymond Ely, 8; Bost 4 Bol-
cher, 221a Kentucs, az Union Consolidated ;Alpua,
l01s; Sierra Nevada, AZ; Mcx,oan, IA; Eureka Con-
sohdated. 80; Jostce Oh; Utah, 10; jackson. "a
The New York herald., 1878-03-08

$4,000 6s c. 81. 1861 5000 s SIS lO-4u loss<
1000 5-20 C. '65, lU37s 25oOO 5s 'SI 49, iO3
1000 u 500. r, '67 1867 $500 :. ~. be IOIiI
2UUO 5-2oc, 67 b3 lu6ss 25OOD SIS c. 'S. U5sr
loUW az IL. iod5s 10000 4,a. c. 'oi... lo2M
l3i P. NJ.
$1,000 5-20.c, ,65.n lo3 $4,000 SIS lO4O IO45<
$500 do. ........... l01 $1,000 U 5-s C. 'sl IO,t.
10000 5 5aor '67 So 1861 1000 do. be 81 o3ss
2DOOO do. be 80 lu6sa 25UO 5 AZ, c,9l be lOlIa
2ooo 20 2o,c 67 b3 zoos 5000 AZ sl be lo2a
5uOOO do............ lU65a
49, 2:30 P. NJ
1000 Us52U '65 nt3 lu3i, 5's G. Sl be iiis
5OUU Uses, lU-4O,c T. l045a
The New York herald., 1878-03-08
HAVANA MARKET,

HAVANA, March T. 1879.
Sugar hrm Spanish gold, 222 222l exchange active;
the United States. sixty da,s. currency. 81 A.
premium: short sight do 4ts 51s prenium sixty days
goId, Az 81 premium: short sigut, q u premium;
London. II u lS premium Paris a "A premium.
The New York herald., 1878-03-08

TnE MONEY MARKET.
The money market worked easily to-day, cali ioan
being made at a per cent. The closing ratio was
per cent The following were the rates oi exchange
on New York at the undermcntioned cities: :-Savan-
nah, " premium; Charleston plentiful 3-16 premium
u premium; New Orleans, commercial. 3.l6, bank,
par; 81 Louis par; Boston, % discount and icago
hrner. 25 discount. Foreign exchange was quiet at
s3k 81 for bankers sixty.day sterling bills ana
ht4 S5A a l. SO Tor demand.
THE GOLD MARKET.
Gold dull throughout the uay, all the sales nav.
ing been at lOlk. Tho carrying rates T. AZ ard
8 per cent
GOLD cLsARiSas AT THE NATIONAL Rank OF raE STATE
WORK.
4of ovz
CuTT,hCb DdanCeS. l,stO 40
Goid clcariu4s. IL, o,OoO,0OO
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
currency exchanges. Sov, 044
currency balances. ...................... zezI z4O
Soio excnanges... owl sol
1"'u osiahcess A,V@ 'Vz
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bouds were weak Today, and there was
general decline ranging from u TO "a per cent The
maket Ior thcsc securities continues pctivc. The
closing quotations wcro as folio As:--
The New York herald., 1878-03-08
rhe closing quotations at three 2. NJ. were:-
HIGHEST AND LOWEST.

The highest and lowest prices of stocks the Board
soday the number OF shares Of each sold wore as
The New York herald., 1878-03-08

$1,000 US 6's, 'si, o. :. loe!S
1000 do -. ~ 1U6M
S0vOo Us $50. ., '65. n. l04
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-05-29
CITY GLOBULES.

Dr. Da ma, of Plymouth church, has accepted
an invitation from Acker Post G.. A. r. to de-
liver memorial sermon next Sunday eveaing
This service is in lieu of the usual 3Oth of May
decoration day service.
The grand combination concert of the st.
Paul Musical society and the Choral society of
minneapolis, will probably take place at Min
neapolls on the 7th of June, and at the Opern
House, st. Paul, on the 18th proximo.
The Opera House was crowded almost to suf-
location last night to witness the performance
OF the Georgia Ministries. The entertainment
was thoroughly enjoyed, if boisterous laughter
and screaming applause are any criterion.
The Clinton avenue church fair will open to-
morrow. The ladies of the Sixth ward church
will be glad to see those on this side the
bridge over there-a cordial welcome will be
extended to them and they will not regret their
visit.
Pat Kelly, whose case was held over for the
appearance of witnesses, was sentenced yester-
day to fine of $40 and costs, or 20 days at
hard labor, as Pats witnesses were not forth
coming, and officers Gibbon and Brusseau
proved the obscene and filthy language charged
against him.
Miss Ellen Wright, at the Unity club room,
sustained her reputation as an impersonater of
great actresses last night. before a large au-
dience. Lady Macbeth" after Charlotte
Cushman and Rlstori in Queen Elizabeth were
excellent, but ''The Old Maid,'' after Mrs.
Howard Paul, was received with most favor by
the audience.
Nine Of the GLOBE compositors, who delight
| in pounding leather with the willow. went up
to Minneapolis yesterday afternoon to try con-
illusions with an equal number of Tribune
whaCkera. he
evening flying fguratively speaking, VIC.
torious banner, having kept the ball revolving
with sufficient activity to earn score of 5 to 4
in their favor.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-05-29

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE sALE.-Whereas.
~ default has been made in the payment of the
sum of twelve hundred sixteen and $500 dolla, :
tSl216.38) which amount is caimei to be due and j.;
due at the date OF this notice. upon that certain
gage executed and delivered by Charles NJ. Boyle
and Margaret Boyle, his wife, mortgagors, to Elz.
beth Livingston, mortgage, her heirs and assigns
bearing date the twenty-sixtli day OF February A. L.
1876, to secure the payment of thousand doa, s
and interest thereon at the rate of ten per cent d.
annum, payable semi-annually until paid, accordir (
to the conditions of certain pronissory note fer
Sl,OuO, bearing even date with said mortgage, an |
which said mortgage contains full power OF sale
case OF any default in the payment of said OF
money, or the interest thereon, when DUE and ", 4
duly recorded in the Office of the Register of Dec
Tor the county OF Ramsey, in the State of Minnesot
tha oook 81 OF Mortgages on pages 49, 4le and AZ
minutes past two of the clock in the afternoon cf
SAID day. as mortgage, and no proceedings at law r
o.newse have been had for the recovery of said de-
or any part thereof; and whereas, by the terms Il
SAID mortgage, there il allowed TO the mortgagee
ana his assigns as an attorney fee, in of the
closure OF said mortgage, one hundred dollars in ado
tlon to said amount hereinabove claimed to be due
NOW therefore, notice is hereby given that under
and by virtue of the power of sale in said mor,gal
contained, and OF the statutes in such providt
the real estate and premises in said mortgage
brace, which situated in said county of Rams.F
and State of Minnesota, and described follows to-
WIT: All that portion of Lots six 6) and seven e..
OF Block nine (9) of Leech's addition to the city CT
saint Paul, Minnesota, according to the recordei
plat thereof on file in the office of the Register of
Deeds In and for Ramsey county, State Of Minneeo-
ia, as lies south Of Fort street, the same having
frontage OF about one hundred and fifty feet on said
Fort street. and the appurtenances thereof will be
cold by the sheriff of said county at public auctca,
at the trout door of the old Court House, St. Paul.
In the said county of Ramsey and State of Minnese
at ten of the clock In the forenoon, Saturday the
Sth day of June, A. D. 1878, to satisfy and pay tho
amount that shall then be due said mortgage and
note with fifty dollars attorneys fees and interest
aud costs and disbursements by law allowed.
Dated st. Paul, Mimi, April "a, 1878.
ELIZABETH LIVINGSTON
Mortgage.
attorneys ior mortgage. ap 2-ft-wed.