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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-02
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News OF the Day.

The Supreme Court of Louisiana deci ded
the Anderson case yesterday by issuing an order
refusing rehearing AID declaring that the
judgment of the Court stands undlsturbed. Va
this order the prisoner was released. As soon
az be vas released he proceeded to the New
Orleans custom house and resumed full charge
as acting collector, the special agent Of the
treasury, who has been 10 possession, surren.
dering control to him. $3.50.
It is stated that two English gentlemen are
In Chicago. and nave agents throughout the
West, for the purpose Of buying 20. 900 horses,
ostensibly for street cars 10 Scotland and EDg
land, but judging by the character OF the All.
mails they select they are intended rather tor
active movements than for draft purposes.
They have bought FIVE hundred and will begin
to ship them within two weeks. #.- &.
j. NJ. Turrentinc, mail agent on the Rich
mond and Dauville Railroad. has just brought
suit at Charlotte, N. g., for $4,000 damages
for the loss of his voice on account OF exposure
to cold, through the negligence of the railroad
company to keep bis mail car properly heated.
A telegram from 81. Johu's, N. F., reports
that the steamer Falcon, from the seal fshere-
ries, arrived there yesterday with $4,000 seals,
the steamer Active with 10000, the steamers
Bear, Iceland, Eagle and Ranger with $4,000
each, and the steamer Aurora with 10000.
The Bank of Jacksonville. Florida. was rob
bed yesterday of $500. A man engaged the
attention of the cashier while confederate
entered the rear door and plundered the safe.
The robbery was not discovered for several
hours.
The public debt statement shows decrease
for the month of So 3l3.6l4.77. The coin on
hand is Sl3S, 1851. 60S ID. including coin oertii
oates amounting to $57. SS3, 400.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-02

The Commission of Cardinals appointed I"
consider the position Of Catholics in re'erctc'
to parliamentary elections have reported thar
it is the duty Of Catholics to participate ~
elections and accept seats 10 Parliament: Il
elected; taking the usual oaths to the klns
and Parliament; but plcdgiog themscl ives not
to Offend against the laws Of the Church.
A Rome correspondent says: "A ficHcn
hostile to the Pope is said to exist amoHg TIE
Cardinals, headed by Cardinals Bcrard!.. BIO
and MartiuelIi. They are disp!oas:d With the
temperate tenor of his allocutlou, the appoIo',
ment of Cardinal Di Petro as CamerIengc, snH
the fact that the Pope has not ANNOUNCED hIs
accession to deposed sovereigns -,
The London Times announces that VT;
Oee, its Volo correspondent. has been louau
dead near Maeriptza, and there is reason 10
believe that he was assassinated. An Atteb1
telegram reports that Mr.. Ogle was murderer
by the Turks.
The Howe and Campus wooden screw men
Of war at Davenport have been ordered to De
prepared for hospital service 10 the Medltc'!a'
mean.
Lady Burdctt Coutts designs erecting lodgings
for tho Door 10 London capable Of accommodating
10, 900 persons, at a maximum rent OF shl!'
liogs pence weekly per domicllc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-02
COL, LEE FOR CONGRESS,


We noticed 10 the Clarke Courier Of the 2S!h
instant the name of Col. Richard H. Lee pre-
scented as candidate for Congress Of the S:h
district, and we heartily endorse that commu2!.
cation.
We do not mean to say one word against
Gen. Hutton. If he is nominated VIC Will glad
y support him, because he is a good reprcscn
tativc aud gallant gentleman, but We do mean
to say If there is TO be e new deal OF the cares
Co.. Lees chances to win in Loudoun are IS
good as apy mans, and he is the peer OF any
one who has been mentioned IN this conncc
ton.
Col. Lee has been residing with US for years
and the people Of Loudoun have come TO ap
preciate bis high integrity Of character, and i!S
urqucstioned legal ability.
Educated 10 aud trained to profession the
most aborious of all Others his close habits Of
study and industry, the sine qua non of a rep
resentative, COMBINED to varied Knowledge o.
men and things, rich culture, ripe experience,
chivaIrc impulses and decision OF character, he
il, 10 our opinion, a mau peculiarly Tilted Tor
the place.
1t is our deliberate Judgment, aud We know
him we'll that he would be rIgldly faithful, rs
we'll ia the smallest as in the greatest trusts,
and would scorn to become party to trick,
or an acconplic, 10 any Vaccinations that III"
highest and proudcst gentleman in the land
could deem discreditable. Clarke may we'll ap.
probate her adopted sou, for be is worthy her
best affections.
If the democratic party sec BIT 10 put him 10
the fight, We fancy he will serve Virginia Is
nobly in her COUNCILS as he did upon her bait"
fields, and VIC will take off cur hat and g'rr
three cheers for Dick Lee, who wears so VII
and nobIy Virglnis's immortal name
LOUDOUN.
The Washington Capital of Sunday ast con-
tsi0s communication signed Fauqulcr, recon-
mending MIR. s. g. NeaIe for Congress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-02

The only men likely to b. bcnehtted by the
silver bill, except the rich owoers Of the silver
mines, who have afforded by it market Tor
their productions, arc the contractors for en-
Iarping the vaults 10 the Uni:ed States deposi-
tories for the storage Of the new coin, for which
purpose seventy. i've thousand dollars have been
appropriated. How small The vaults must
have been, if the coinage Of 8 few millions re-
aaires their enlargement. ...
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-02
DAILY AND TRLw1EKL4 By
r71A1 1NowDEN.
TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL ?, 1878.

The Senate to-day did nothing Of special In
terest. The House of Representatives passed
bill sppropriating $4,000 to make secure the
foundation of the Washington Monument ane
then by vote of 14s to 70 lookup the resolution
to remove Co!onel Polk from the position Of
Doorkeeper, which the House proceeded to- con
slider
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-02

We have received from the publishers, Slate,
Woodman s. Co., New York. through Mr.. Geo.
e. French, Punch Brothers, Punch and other
sketches, by Mark Twain, gotten up in nice
style. The book contains some OF the American
humorists choicest pieces.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-02

Rev. Father Charles l. White pastor Of ST.
Matthews Church, Washington. died yester
day morning at the pastoral residence OF the
church. --
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-02
EIaris.e Railway.

The general aa5uG! meeting CT the stock
holders Of the Alexandria Marine Hallway and
Ship Building Company was held this moroing
at | | o'clock, at the Commercial Exchange
Building.
7 Park Agncw, Esq, was appointed Chairman,
AMI w. ii. Bacor. clerk of the company,
secretary. The miuutes Of the last annual
meeting were read and approved.
Lewis Stein. H.. Strauss and the secretary,
we're appointed a committee to examine and
report upon al proxies 10 be presented to the
meeting. and reported a large number as cor
rect aud regular. There were present stock
holders who could lawfully cast ojority OIL
the whole vote Of lh, company viz: by proxy
3l6 votes, by proper person IS votes.
A quorum being present, the president laid
before the meeting the annual report of the
board of directors for the year ending March
%, 1878 with the accounts Of the company
which were read and approved. aud which are
as follows: --
| 70 the Stockholders Of the a. N. r. ". anc
S: Is. Company:
GENTLEMEN: II have the honor 10 place be
! fore you the annual report OF your directors
ADD statement Of the foanclal condition OF tho
| books, as shown by the secretary and examined
by a committee, consisting of Messrs. p. Agncw
Lewis Stein, aud George e. French. who found
| them correct:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-02
LIABILITIES.

LIABILITIES.
Capital stock,
Bills payable, notes outstanding,
Amount due other parties,
Prof; and loss, gross earnings,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-02

The Washington Capital of Sunday last con-
tains communication signed Fauquicr. recon-
mending MIR. s. g. Neale for Congress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-04-02

THE ELECTORAL FRAUD.-Mr. Montgomery
B!air's resolutions for reopening of the Pres
idcntial electoral fraud case, which had
previously passed the Maryland House OF
Delegates, passed the Senate. yesterday. The
Annapolis correspondent of the Baltimore
American says:
The resolutions passed the Senate at the
evening session by vote Of IA to s, after hav,,
ing been once lost for want Of a constitutional
majority. MIR. Combs, of St. Mary 8, was the
last one TO vote, and be had previously opposed
the resolutions, but just When 1t seemed that
they were rejected he came 10 from the ante
room and cast his vote 10 the affirmative, thus
giving them the required constitutional ma,
iority. MIR. Blair was delighted; be walked
about smiling, With button hole bouquet 90
bis coat lapel and with Joy in bis heart Lie
thinks that Hayes will be gotten out IN sixty
days. Attorney Genera! GRinn is not going to
prepare lis brief right of, however. as be
thinks the prospect Of his having anything to
do is very remote, inasmuch as Congress must
first pass an act giving jurisdiction to the court
and the President must sign 1t. MI. Blair
gave champagne drinking at the Maryland
Hotel 10 honor of his triumph, to which the
members and officers of both Houses were
invited"
The New York herald., 1878-10-22
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON SPOT 1-Sc LOWER; FUTURES CLOSED
wEAK-FLoUR DULL-wHEAr FIRMER-coEN
FIRMER-OATs sTEADY-PORK DULL-LARD
UNCHANGED wHIsKEY STEADY SPIRITS
TURPENrINE STEADY-ROsIN QUIKT-PETRo-
LEUM QUIET-CoFFEE QUIET-sU6AR QUIET.
MONDAY, Oct. 2l-6P. NJ.
Business was fairly active in nearly all the prnci-
pal comm odios, prices ior which showed but lltte
change. Flour dull. Wheat was nrmer but less
active and closed with the improvement lost. Corn
was nrmer. Oats steady. Pork dull Lard without
decided change. Cotton the spot &c. lower
Futares closed weak. Groceries generally quiet
Naval stores general thing steady. Oils and
petroleum were quiet.
CoYFKK-The market for Brasils quiet but steady
2oUo bags and 500 bags Glenlogan and 2oe6 bag
Memling Withdrawn from stock. The sales 738
bags ko. emling and 265 bags Santos PascHi
private We quote -Ordnary csrgoes. 1896 x13hc
fair do. l5c; good do. lec. primo I6sc
range for lots. 131<c IKE: Santos fair to good.
15c 1s1sc. gold, 90 days; Java governments bags.
22c. BE do grass mats. 23c. 24c; Singapore. l6c
17c; CeyIon, l6e. 1885,; Maraenibo. 1876 1876;
Lasumyr l4e l0e; Jamaica, IL. l6c st. Domingo.
l2c l3c Costa Ricn, 15c. lSc Mexican. l5c. l7c
Macxssar l7c lSc AngosturA. l6c l7tac Savania,
13c. II l7c Curacao. l31ac. . loe
COTTON the spot &c. lower, and tbs market
closed weak the decline Futures opened weak and
from to l3points lower The aimed all
and prices fell steadily and at the close prices
figures, market closing The closing prices Of
to-day compare with Saturdays as folows:
The New York herald., 1878-10-22
The Stock Market Fairly
Active and Steady.
GOLD 100 l-2 A 100 So A 100 l-2.
Government Bonds Firm, States Dull
and Railroads Quiet
MONEY ON CALL IA 5 PER CENT.
WALL STREET,

MONDAY, Oci. zl-o r. NJ
Il was toss Of a copper whether the bulls or the
bears mad the better OF today's stock MARKET Early
In tho day prices favored the bulls, late. prices
favored the bears and in the grand Anao It a
moot question whether they favored eitner ono
Tho otherthat 10 say, that quotations At the close
assimiiated very closely TO opening ones and that
nobody benefited except those who had been clever
enough TO pick up prices "between times" Tho I'm
preston prevalent on Saturday that Gould had
ywitched The ulI sdsat least so far as lend
ing support to the Northwestcrns ana western Union
went-helped stocks the early part Of the day,
aud far demand, at improving ngures, ensued.
Aerward there less OF Gould and more apprecia-
iion OF values and prices declined Itispossois
that the London kilograms had something to do win
this set back in prices. Like octopus with radi-
ating arms Glasgow Bank seems TO have sucked in
every ynody within reach. To this influence 10 10
ascrbed the failures reported England
sLd Scotland to-day, aud to the same influence may
be traced in a measure tho weakness OF our own
markeI foreign telegram that the BY
failures The kingdoms during tho last fortnight
have been less that $50000,0o0 Under the inii-
rnatc connection which exists between the United
Slates and Great Britain in matters OF finance and
commerce 1t will be great good luck, well
lrary 10 all financial experience, We do not at least
feel the tasi end OF the Storm. Previous to 1873,
ana under the inflated condition Of affairs
which then existed would have expert
snced It's full force. Since then economy,
contraction ana the conversion Of the coanIry
from the debtor to tno creditor side Of the account
In the matter of exports and imports have rendered
comparatively safe. There are warning signals
Df bad weather ahead, but wc are in a position 10
meet il. Nevertheless Il would seem hardly advisa-
BILE just now 10 buy Stocks After the rise In tho
morning iai MONDAY prices rallied at the
end. and closing 6guros were nearly up 10 opening
ones. In this way tho marKet-a brokers market
closed, without, however, losing the snsrsiy artificial
eharaceristics which had mar ked II during the day
The opening, highest, lowest and closing prices Of
s,ocks az tho Now York Stock Exchange to-day
The New York herald., 1878-10-22
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY, 22

sr... fsd Missouri steers % :. re 71s pc. 70 To-.
a 7s per h. weight s~. L@atsrs.sG sola ioIs
on per head on 10 hsaS and s,ss por SOC OF
sssa II q as.s ssS :. & mi.ss s. 10 ss
% % per pS weight ss se 90 % Ssss 81
per b.. 81 head It syse per iS.assshs. 4 as
streus Tor Brigss Co 80 Ohio ssssrsa SAC per lO
ssssr % ,s. and ysss. steady
Ss r. .a sGss a.
s & pSs
T. ssl state lamos ~sgls 2s, ,svo'b, 81 S. ~ it
ssda sss1i s ssssp p: ..a .. ss ar
s s ississs ississ s..p a- sod rs:. . ''s az
y S;s vssS;
sa !. s
:,:s. ssS i. .s.:s
ss. s.sS, IS :ms.
.:.ss s " SS Per a.ssssss .%': s'sA: @ e.
;asse 10 Y, q head III ~ Ken n
ssas1 II As:s ss
III I.S,.s: @ s;sss y If: E. Ss.s \ %
ssss'
- .assa ;:%s: ". Weight .
lambs, weight IS lbs. head, At SC. h.; 100
ss4is p.s ~'ss' s.sss lambs. sa hess
los per mead per h.. 4a5 csnsaa lambs, i. q
7s ln. Per head 3 lsk sw. los caassa lambs
weight 10 los. hesd at % 70 cwt 2i3 Canada
LAMBS. wssht 7sa es per head a. osc peril. q Can.
aocAs solo by the nrm OF Hume klost which were na-
being tho cause Of such. ). Kirby Co so.a 400
S:
S SS.t, ~ Msnfsn sr ,h&esP & weghs o. e, per per
ne Ad ut SIS per h. AZ Ohio sheep, weight 50 lbs per
head u 81 per l42 Ohio sheep weight 81 liza
head 81 80 cwt 5 State sheep, weight "a lbs
head "a 35 10 sheep weight 9a lbs
head at 81 40 per cw Western lambs. weight 7o lbs
per mead, ~ Sc per lb 34 Western LAMBS weight II lbs
PER head a. % oeA per cw 80 state lambs weight q
70 lp. % psr head At 20 10 psr Swt ~ Canada !amb.
ismo. wssht 7s., ses per head 70 - per ews; "a
MICH Cows.-Those to hand held on sale.
VKALs CALvks-Demand steady and values
daily report Gass ted calves sold
axe. 31sc. b, meal fed calves vt 35<c 5kc
lb, vesis at &c. u TIC. per ID.
Hoes -Ths demand fair at current rates. which
of about per b on our last quotations. 6IA Ohio hogs
live weight SS lbs head, sold ~ 3c lb
The New York herald., 1878-10-22
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. Oct 21, 1878.
good 1S'.11 "sas receipts. saie. maporss
70 Great brsAin. e.ia2; eo~'swso. oosi. Sales leao
\ S.w osas4s: saa;,, ns. IL is7a n
S:' sss l.ssp s SOW xs's issssn. .
NOZZLE Oct. Fl. 1874
Cotton weak and irregular; miadl,ns. oSe. sAc. /;
low %sans q :sSss sSes eo...n: s.ans 1 s
- SAVANNAH. Oct. II. 1873
ss''sa saassry
6s74 Export: coasswise. 4.5oi. Sales. $500 Stock,
oswEco, Oct q, 1873.
.p1 rissr
.. = - y 4, - 90 a. a9ssIs e15' = g. ~ lsy pr. pro
Ss Sa.4 = Ss ss = .hs ss:s:
sao 4ss @ mixed sss ass xhss
s. s
;asl.. sa .hip.sa sis miaaling 81 Cana, i.sigh..-
g New Y9r.; IsI,sy Sc TO na.sn, ss TO j rn,l.as 1
lumber. l35o.o,O iect shipments-foar. 200 bols.
barley, -. 400 bushelG
Arm q 80 whSs. afTss' ss.,. White
sss s ss @ s.sSis.a
Ss;ls:: corn a a Sg ,,S ss 1900 DO
wA... easier, Ne. -As 'SS.ss %.ss:A o'' z! ;s7s g.
= .;s;s'S .ns::
s.s sssss.s sas .'a si Ssss%
sss. sss sss ss 5sa Yss ss %''
35xe. Data dan; NO. 2 and Aiehis.n. axe. Glover
scsaIpnme 81 o No. 2 50 "a ssespss-"1sea. 5000
Wheat. 10000 bushels; corn. 900 do 5000 do
A. the ose:wncat dull weak snd lower; No. white
vembsr. 9Oc seller December. ole; No rod winter
seller October 9osc seller Novsmosr. No. red
s71sc: Western amber q No. amber illinois, sic
Flour dull; family. 81 S. 2s Wheat in fair dem aud
msnts, 1000 DO Corn steady with demand at $50
. 39c. Oats duil st. ale $50 Rye nvm At 4gc- 500
Barley in good demand; No fall 81 oo 81 70. pYrx
4sse &c.: clear sds.. IS is bacon quiet; shoaaers
ssy .esivs and Hrm 4 81 os Buster quiet and an
eh.nsed Sugar steady and unehangea m sogs ia.evs =.
55S3; shipments, LOO
low grades 81 IS 81 rs: winter extras 81 So Wheat
and prices shade higher tor winer spring
sas e. ssn s eo:SG
a 500. cash; soc. asked October Sic. bid. November
s2,,c bid December; No do. Csc. 7ohc; rejected,
5lc. o2c Corn dull and shade iower 3ic sake.
saIc asc Oats, dsmsad light, 6as holders 6rm shade
hzhss is sa.h ,ss Soys%Sss I ias u. p'es%ssr;
dull u shade lower: 9sc. cash 81. December PORK
steady with fair aspsndi % 6o. 81 es cash; "a SS
fair demand SO l2h cash; So Is. November Dscom-
her. Bulk meats steHdy and unchanged. Whiskey
is5GoO bushels whsat ia oOo do corn 5000 do OATS
goo DO ys S.goo DO ss'sy n @
Wheat. easier, soM November; s2&c asked, Dccembcr
Corn steady and UNCHANGED. Oats ss.!e, d.cned he:
Pork easer 81 52H November; 50 ga December. Lard
uiat and uuch
The New York herald., 1878-10-22
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

BA0NARELLo-McAvoY. Brooklyn, on Sunday.
oil the Assumption, JOSEPH BAGSARELLo TO JosxPHISB
youngest daughter OF the late James McAvoy both
sMrra-BEMAx the l4th, at the Church OF ths
Holy Triuisy, by Rov. stephen II. Tying, Jr., w. Fur
MAN SIXTH TO Miss Josg G. BgMAS all ofth,s city. NJ
cards
SrEPRESs-MuSRoE In New YORK city, on Tues
day. October 10. 1878, by tho Rev W. g stiil OF the
PnKss, Jr., Of Montreal, Canada, TO ELLA MusRos.
only daughter Of O. 4. Munroe, Sparkiil. n. <.
DIED.
ASpRKws.--In Brooklyn, on sunday October 20. y
12l Scnermerhorn ST., WILLIAM " ANDREWS, formerly
OF Her Britannia Majcsty's Coilsrsam Guards, sgea
Funeral services st the Church OF the Holy Trinity
Clinton st.. Montague on Wednesday, 23d inst,
at one o'clock r. n. lntermcntat Roscdals Cemssery.
Orange, N j.
Newark papers please copy
after long lingering Illness In the 37th year OF
his age.
attend the funeral, from his late residence lO4tn st.
anu Boulevard, on ruosday. October ~, at ono
O'Clock; thence TO the Church OF the Holy Namo,
BuRGsa-Ou Monday morning, October q, ANN
CAsDwxLL, tho vito OF Cnarles Burger, IN the 7otn
Relatives and friends OF the iamiiy arc respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services, ON Wednesday
rssiacnce, 1888 East 55.n 81 No aowsrs.
BUTLEK.-Suddeniy on Sunday, October 90 PAT.
RICK BUTLER. OF the drm OF A. Ii. har. Co.. aged a
Tbe relatives anu II lends OF the family respect.
fully invited 10 aitenl the unera IRON hrs resi-.
dence, 45I Wc-t 47th ST., Wednesday, OCTOBER 23 al
ten A. NJ 10 ST. Pauis Church, 60th 81. ami 9th av.,
wncre u solemn requiem mass will be offered, thence
10 Calvary Ccmetcry.
CoLLISs.-ASyiE COLLINS, WHO OF Thomas Collins,
aged 23 years, ii months aud IL days.
CosSI,s.-Un Monday, October u, NARY Et.xs.
beloved daughter vi Jane Conk IN, IA tho l7th year
OF her age.
The relatives and friends Of the family respect
fully invited to attend the fuucrnl Her romans Will
bs taken from her late residence, 16 Mon roe st. at
ten A. NJ. October 23, 10 81. James, Church, James
st., wner0 n solemn mass oil requiem viii be offered
Funeral will icnve the cnurch attwo r NJ.
CULLEN--0n sunday, 20sh inst, JOSEPH H. CULLEN.
bers the St. Vincent FORTS Uuon arc respectfully
invited attend the funeral from hts late
No. 243 East LION ST. ths fucsday) morninp at if
past O'Clock, when his viii bc tnkeu 10
ST. Pauis Churcb, ll1th ST. thence TO Calvary Come.
terry.
EyroN--On Saturday, October 10 Ggonas W.
DESToy, aged 3S years
Fuuerni irom rrinity Church, RosIyo 1. T., on
Tuesday next, October -, at twovc o'ciocs. Unr.
r,ases wil meot tram winch leaves HGrlers Point at
10 A. Nj.
DEvos-o Monday. October Il, SARAH A.. wife Of
Henry y. Devov, a2cd 6I
Funeral sctvces Will be hed at the residence OF bcr
son-in.iaw, Hr. Joun II. Raynor, No. IS East 12Yh
ST., on Wednesday. 23d inst, at twcvo VI. Relatives
and irends arc invited to attend. lntcrmcul Nc
YDnkers.
EisERr.-0n Saturday, October 10, uEscus ApgL.
Held EisERr formerly kcbers, vile oi A. u. a. Eisor
aged ~ years, months
Relatives and ir.ends are respectfully invited 10
The New York herald., 1878-10-22

The total sales OF stock at tho Board to-day aggrs-
eaIcd Isl, ,024 snares which were Distributed fol-
tows:-wes,ern Union Telegraph 81 $50; Pacific Mail
100; New York Central 94o; Erie, 5000; Lake
shore, II, ,4so; Union PacInc. 2 Illinois Central
z22o; Southwestern, 23 325; DO. prsierred s,9io
L.. C., c. snd l., $50; New Jersey Central .227 Rock
Island, 200: ST. Paul. 5,Ilo; DO. preferred, lsoo;
Wabash, $500, Lackawanna. 2o,2so; Morris ana Es-
sex, a,56l: c., C. and c.. 1000; Delaware and Hud:
son. ], 920: Michigan Central. 500
Toe money market was more easy to-day, call leans
being plcntfuIy made at per cent with the closing
quotation as low as per cent Foreign exchange
stronger to-day. wore advanced 10 4.s0k
and So bankers long and short sterling. Gold
spencd and closed looK ana sold In the interim at
lO01 At the close . per paid for carry
The New York herald., 1878-10-22


whsa vas ,rregals being hrmer - the opening . bus
bushels NJ n.hws,, tor ncvember SOLD a. sse A. hs
y2ar, closing fVllows:No spring Tor October 81
askeu No. red for October 81 Ot bid OF ssked: do
November, 81 UJ bid, 81 O3i4 asked; do, December.
81 vs bid 81 asked The sales between the we're
2WOJ bushels at 8fc. for No spring, 0sc 81 02 for
unssdyd red 81 81 % tor No. red ~ Tor seape
do O2 ~, a. Tor October delivery: 81 34 for do,
tor Novemsers D2,s Tor amber Micnisan ~ lot steamer
No. red VI m or otste white ard 81 W tor No white.
Corn vas n,mer y. safes at the Ms. csi AZ the soc,
ond call, 5000 bushels Ocober NO q. sold at SUD
bnsheis Noveiubcr No = at tsc ana 160U bushes De.
No. = a. 4y4c.A 4Dl,c The sales between the
about 1V bushels st 4Tl6c for No. mi ed
aud 4Ic fT1sr for ungraded mi xed Oats-lhe market
steady ava Ne better We note safes oi
about 5UUOD bushcls within following rsnge Extra
wnts nominal Ht Ste No. 10. nominal ct 3isc. NJ
do. alalc 3Ic No do. 2sc. 2s1sc. No. mixed
3Ue. 80. 2 do. 2sc 2sdc.; No . do, nc, 27xc.
CUISINES The market 70, bssrng Az fairly aeve and
jobJing sales within lO1ac for IN
lbs. aud 1osis for lbs. and lie tor 2aips
HExP JuTK-rhe market for hemp jute butts
quiet. Whe note the II ~ the Vera
with ,sf bates sissl We quote double
aressd si75 single drssssd, uudresseu, $3.50;
Russia clean <2S af2iu. goid Italian t27U S375 gold
jute 4I,c &C. lutte butts ssc. 2a ash and
time; Nauia heap, To-. sssl, one iste. sac. 5,sc
according TO quality.
MoIAssra -Forsisn was generally quiet, %oo hhds