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The New York herald., 1879-03-13
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, March u, 1870.
ordinary se Ss rsssps % saiSs ia gross ss S2Se ss
ports-coastwise, 2,4o7 Sales. iOn Stock, 54422
New ORLEANS, March IL, 1879
ordinary scsp.s 7as bales ;sross SiSa *,
1000; last evening i75O Stock 2tsGa2.
o,.. easy, maa,.s S.as Sv MsJsa ~ 1879
sisnss & ~ 5'ssss s!sSs a sss' Exports
Cotton firm: middling. o,sc low mlddiins &C. good
Sales .Sss'' sco sosI tho
CHARLESTON. March IL, 1870
G;%s9 SGtOn quiet middins es low %ddliag e good
2,475. Sales, 800. Stock 24l7L
wnxiyGros. March IL. 1870.
81 io,a for strained 81 rs good strained Crude tGr.
g5ps Tar steady at 81 81 10 Corn FRI" prime white
ponr .a sbi: WSsas S1"sa IL fair de-
s h|sS wS Ds's se .psns IL 20 sra ans
ssy Arm: sales 100 bushels 10; Western ass now
srss; SsSsSs held q g; $rsSs si
nominal; Canada held at sac 55c in bond Corn meal
$2s, 6oed s,s 20 anSSi:ed Mfccd steady shorts
sas I soso1 ass Msx York & ss Al
bushels US '"''' -''''o
BorfALo. March II. ls5a
ssss @ wss u s ho ns BY hodss firm
pr,fs' sAs % q a'y
ssIs %ss o.J Barley 9Ss,
qulres; sales quotations
$o o,. sio; short sas scar 'Isi sii So Ss
%casS and s1S q S uns
ssgs s ear nIs Lots. y so small packages anssnssa
fssnEss TSsS
:arSs 90 si sses ss
vooo do oats, %ooo do barley, a,4oo do 44o do
DETROIT March 10 1871
Flour quiet, but Arm; .slos 400 Sbs white al So "a
White 'Ssry G ss;'1 Ssss Sp i ss
ssss ITsI is'saSy ssd t's Z s'Gs No. Dc
So %ssa as mixed sc SH cPcsesso"S ~a',G SDii s
fP'iss so wse as5 81 u %
% sH,n asSo o do osss sSoo do shipments 400
Wheat quiet; amber MICHIGAN seller May. q, OK No.
Sac; seller May. s7Sac Oats. nothing doing '''A
sls". S;ss s% .ss Il & S'ts t.is a is:
i1,c aesc Oats in good demand At full prices ss ae
j. % p sos s as &c. sul psy s%y
s.; ssis @ss,: ss.l
.hort clear held S. Bacon Grmcr; shoaldsrs. ise
a,assd ssa :s's a. ss,ss; @
sss ~ s d sn sugar steady and unchanged Hogs
sssn,s s ~ s psSs,ns sns q e -; Sa,shcr "a
NcscP's Ar'ov' shipmehS, Ooo
- CHICAGO, March H. 1879.
Flour steady and hrm Wheat unsettled but generally
ss sssh ., tss oiis April sales st eAc Sos4c., April
hrm and hsher 52lsc cash; s2i4c, Aprii 38ssc May,
nnd bid June Oats n fair demand but lower; 23c. cash
Bari BARLEY steady and Unchanged flsxseed steady eth
Eoou demand Pork nctvo firm and higher: ~ s5. cash
%sIa a 800. Aprii 80 v7,s $40, May
Lard Lard s active Arm and higher; 81 s21f a ~ 81
ssyc I'VE and, and saade higher shoulders s o sh.ss rS
Eggs In good demand aud hghcr a ldc ai7c Rcccipts
Flour l4uoO bbs wheat 10000 bushcis corn loo 600
do; oats, SGUUO do rye $500 do; barley 1000 do.
Shipments Flour. iaoJo bbs wheat. 0s6oo bushels
The New York herald., 1879-03-13

State bonds at the Board were active for Louisiana
eonsols, which advanced to 80 and closed ut 511
District of Columbas fell to s2I Inrailrosd bonds
there advance of i IN Wabash frsts st Louis
division. ex maturod coupons). y in Burlington,
Cedar Rapids and Northern frsts, Denver and Rio
Grandc hrsts and Pacific Railroad of Missouri sec.
onds, and 1S I'm Cincinnati and Springfield frsts.
guaranteed by c., c., G. l. There was decline of
2. in Jersey Central nrsts consols assentcd, " in
Missouri Kansas and Texas consols assented Kansas
Pacific income No. 16, and Kansas Pacific scvens.
Denver division. with coupon certificates. and u in
Northwest nrsts and Kansas Pacific sevens, Denver
division trust receipts. Lake Shore registered
ond sold at 100, Northwest gold sevens at 1861.
Michigan Central at 116sl. do. sinking funds
1i3. New York Elevated Railroad irsts at 1855,
and Canada Southern nrsts guaranteed ut 7o5<.
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The following the closing quotations at three

The total sales ofstocks at the Board to-day aggre.
gated LOO $50 shares. which distributed fol-
lows:-Canada Southern. 1.4i0 Chicago and North
western ll.120; do preferred, 1000; Chicago. Rock
Island and Pacific. 475 Delaware, Lackawanna and
Erie I.200 Illinois Central. 3o0 Kansas Pacific.
BOO; Lake Shore, 400; Michigan Central 1900; Mil
waukee and st. Paul, 5.3l0; do. preferred, 1,GO0
Missouri Kansas and Texas. II $50; Morris and Es-
Sex, 900; New York Central, 500: New Jersey Gen.
trial. 5,720; Pacific Mail. 600; Pittsburg $40; Union
Pacific. 600; Wabash. 9.55G; Western Union Teie-
graph. 3.11O
Money on call lent at , 3s4 per cent and closed at
the same rates. The highest rate of the day
per cent The rates of exchange in New York at the
undermentioned places follows :-Sav annah,
buying par. selling u premium; Charleston scarce.
buying Il discount. selling par; New Orleans. CON-
niercal 316 discount, bank par; Chicago steady.
buying lilo discount, selling Ito premium; Boston,
par. Foreign exchange quiet and unchanged.
The Clearing House statement follows:-
Gxchanges. SCI. 1857
3,JS1, 40
The sub-Treasury to-day paid out $95,O95 for legal
tenders redeemed and received s3o3O0 gold In ex-
change for legal tenders The London adviccs report
no important changes-in securities compared with
yesterdays prices. except in the OF Erie which
declined from &c TO 25sS for the common and from
as 10 Az for tho preferred
Government bonds here were steady and quiet
The subscriptions TO the four per amounted to
tl.530,O00. The closing quotations, which were
slightly weak. to-day were as follovs:-
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staned-to0d ordinary, &c. strict good ordinary sac.
low mddns, &c, middng. o1sc For future delivery the
TOO bales ut 7c 400 77c 200 at 7c tshort notice
13h) April 200 ut 9lc. 300 at 0GUc May. .1OJ ut Iu0c
2o at lOsc 100 at l0u7c. June POO at iO23c. 800 at
lo22c. Total . 500 bales To day up 10 two r, M
96sc. 100 at a72c 800 974c. April, 2.looM ut sssc
100 at 9.s7c., 800 oS5c.. 400 at 9.S7c.. 800
assc. 2O at asac.; May 2,Do at io.o5c.,
600 at ioo4e, 100 at loose 600 at iaoic.,
ol'c, 600 a0c. July. 800 io3c; August 200
100 at DD5c. Total 1880 bales Grand total ~ 800
bales The receipts at the ports were as
ton 10 bales; New Orleans 123; Mobile: ,5o saysn-
1857 Baltimore so New York 325; Boston aas; Phil
adelphia 212. Total s2ss bales. This day last week,
7:e47 bales This day last year, 14234 bales, Total
since September l. 1850, lo2 bales. Cotton freighrs
closed as et toliowsMro IT, MLyerpoel by steam, I'd;
pressed; BY SAIL sc TO Bremen by steam. Sc. oi6c
comprcsscd by san. 1532c sc To Hamburg by steam,
al6c ssc., compressed; By sail lc To Amsterdam, by
steam, &c. To Baltic; by steam, a.l6d
ISL JG6 bushels meal $50 bbs and 100 bags; corn
bushels oats, 23.ps0 do 5USS do. barley
1900 barley malt 574 do. The market for hour
quiet The sales including State Western and Southern,
flour barely steady, with sales OF POO bbs Buck
wheat -four oasy ut 81 10 81 S5 Corn in
demand and steady with sales OF 200 bbs 7O
bags easy: 900 bushels State and Penns
6oc. Barley was steady. and s,1oo bushels four
Feed Grmer We quote 10 lbs $l5 so $I6 60 lbs
$l4 50 $l5; 80 lbs, S4 SO 1885, 100 lbs $l5; shaps
SIS $40; rye feed $i5 So ground feed soc per ewt
white kidney, Isl 10 81 so; red kidney 81 81 ~ As
turtle beans, 81 20 ~ 25 Green peas steady
The New York herald., 1879-03-13
To- Day. Lasf Ec'a. To,a.

n
Delivered contract 600 bales yestecda Cnrrcn
prices Of cotton e following quotations arc basc
American standard of classification and cotton II
store. running in quality than half grad
above or below the grade quoted):-
The New York herald., 1879-03-13
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY MARCH 49, l879TRIPLE SHEET

steady about the opening figures Tho closing prices
TnexLtn M,tsch Uetfuc~ttg Nar~h ~.
The New York herald., 1879-03-13

covn lO7 do; oats 1900 do; rye 500 barley
15,,UO do. At tho cosc-Wheat in active demand and
higher; advanced 80. Corn ia good ,lem hade
higher; 32ac.. April; ;w1se bid May. Oats in good
Lard drncr and PIG. higher. - II
The New York herald., 1879-03-13
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

r,o Mar. , LONDON, Marcel ~ 1873.
rnds for the past weather has been sss
s"y s says hsS' % E Ssss
yo M SsS Ss both e. Marx LANE and in the
on the part Of basei and active demand than
nS
when with unusually light imports the mlcrs bought
Sdl m'h n GlsraSs freedom Tns subsequent marksis
holders have shown inclination lower their petcn-
The restored BY TN snc sf sr
Ss and the 81 n o tho
and have been made at advance of Is per
has given from Sd Sd under pres
has qnotaby changed The demand is mainly Of re.
tar s "aa aiss a. about the late rates
Quarters at 3 ID, against 30 7is
ports tho ne hs Mass
were 5S772l cwts Of wheat and lsa ei3 cwts. OF Hour
ILvERPooL, March l2-5 r. NJ
CottonThe sales of the day included $500 bales Ameri-
can Futures dull.
At rSsk%e mess Eastern i dull & at dn
eas ea steady Sr @ sss sr aS az
sas prime ~ yl mess S sesdy at JOS Lard-rrme Western
Tarpsntne dull at a2 3D. Con ss Steady
so ssad Lard II a o ea d @ sass
s,saay a aas Whcat-spring. 10. 3, steady at S. 3D.
sas & @ @ " nsr a oas IT. wSr s .s Iss sa n @
s Csstonsoed cYsliow American lea steady 1a at ss Cd
Rossn-common at London steady at As 3D. Tnrpentine
AyrwRRP, March IL, 1879.
Petroleum, 22? francs for nc pale American Wilc0x's
lard closed at 2Ol horns per 80 kios.
- HAMBURG, March 12 1879.
Wilcox's lard closed at 351s marks per 100 lbs
LONDON March l2--tvening.
Calcutta linseed, AS. 3D. per quarter Linseed cake
fs 5s per ton. Linseed oil, s.6 per ton.
FINANCIAL.
LONDON, March 12-4 p. NJ.
United States four per cent bonds 1924 Erie 25a:
New Jersey Central cnnsols, S7la. "
The amount OF bullion gone into the Bank Of England
balance to day is f33 OOO
Paris advices quote per cent &C. for the
account.
PARIS. March II. 1879.
Exchange on London 25f. sic. for checks
LONDON, March II, 1879.
The Times financial article says THE demand for money
s unimproved Tho ratio of discount for three months
hilis In the market about 2 cent. French
change keeps remarkably firm which Is due apparently
payments being made for American wheat through London
by means OF United States bonds there purchased
this way has been Now York during the past few
months Tho Berlin ratio of exchange London
Is within two pfennigs Of the gold point and belicve
that some has already been to this country with
fair prospect also of metal coming from che United States
There Is probability OF seeing unprecedented
here before reaction witnessed from tho
present stngnant condition commercial affairs Europe.
um0rs again point to an effort the part of Russia to
obtain foreign loan tho amount of which Is stated
t2OOOOO We cannot what truth there is in tho
port All that Is certain is the fact that Russia would bo
till tho country has somewhat recovered from its
e stio
The New York herald., 1879-03-13
PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

FALL RrfR Mass, March H. 1879
The printing cloth market has shown but little demand
and with light sales but previous quotations very
firmly adhered to.
The New York herald., 1879-03-13
HAVANA MARKET.
HAVANA, March IL, 1879.

HAVANA, Aarch l2 1872
Spanish gold aO65s aO6si
Exchanges firm On tho United States, 90 days, gold
"a premium: do, short sight ss ga premiums on Lon
don, lSs4 a 10 promiun; Paris, AZ premium.
Sugar active aud irm Is
The New York herald., 1879-03-13
BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKETS.

RIO JANETR0, March IL, 1870
Cofee-Market quiet, with downward tendency; good
rsts, 500 $50 reis 10 kos. Exchange Lon
don, 2OH.
SANTOS, March IL, 1870
Coiee-Market quiet; prices maintained; change;
peror Santos. 5,4oO a 800 reis per 10 kos.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-07

F Railatz, 9 hf of no
Thos Stinson, sw or
same, same,
Isaac Lynde, nv Or
of ne or,
Mary T Fitzhugh, sw
or of nsqr
same, 20 or Of ne Or
Alex Beland. No tlr Of
NV or,
same, NV Or of NV Or
T Vincent, 90 or Of
NV or,
n F Fitzhugh, nv or
of se Or,
Thos Vincent, . strip
of land on 9 side
of no Or of ne Or of
lot l, no chs in
width on the town
line and running
that width through
lake,
Chas NJ Melancon. Z
strip 1880 chs in
width on the "
side Of " hf Of NO
Or and lot 2, rum
ming from town
line TO lake 9 Of
said lot z. except
6 acres sold to Il
Gervias, 16 acres
to J p Melancon
and 5l% acres to e
4 Gervias,
same, same,
81 Picard, CONG on
township line be-
tween townships 20
and 81. : ~ " 1880
chs . Of NV cor of
ne Or of geo S, t 70,
+ "a v. th due 8 to
the shore Of Ger
vals lake, tn along
thereof lake ely
to land decided BY
B Gervias and wife
to ] B Mason by
and dated June :,
1856, recorded in
Book L of deeds,
page 50, til due d
along tho line Of
land decided TO sai,l
Mason, - afore-
said. to said town
ship line. th due
I v on said line to
beginning,
j Langlois, = strip
ITO chs west Of
and adjoining Vim
cents land, being
part in no Or Of ne
ar. and lot I rnn
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-07

. IL
OF " hf sw Or of ne
or
Jas O Dubord, hf Of
the following, com
at q point on north
line of sc or sec "a
west 1874 500 #
from ne cor Of said
Or SEQ, thence "
along said n line
M $500 # to nv
COZ of said or sec,
thence due 8 to the
center of Hudson
road, thence ely
along the center Of
said Hudson road to
the NV cor of land
owned by N Borg
stream, thence n
1O47 ITO # to place
OF beg, cont'g II
$40 acres less l
@-1O0 acres to J
Patterson, j
same,
4 B shaughnessy, ne
qr OF ne Or and n X
of NV Or Of ne ar
Jno Marty, com at ~
cor of Sc or aec 81,
thence . on . line Of,
salo 20 or 1913 $500
1T to sw cor Of land
conveyed by party Of
hrst part to @ A
Amohl. thence d
along said line and
line of TT Barney's
land, to point on
the center of st,
Paul d Hudson road,
thence " along the
center line Of said
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1879-07-07

SEQ. T. r. Acres. Ye.r.
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western Correspondents.
 I- LYONS, Iowa, July 10, 1879. Editor Enquirer. Our state auditor reports S11o,OOO on hand, and only 6O,OOO warrants out, showing surplus of $4O,ooO on hand Governor Geer's administration has been very satisfactory The state prisons, under his l oversight, are yielding handsome revenues, where, in former years they were largely in arrears. He gives more personal attention to State institutions than any of our former Gov ernors for years. He is nominated for re-elec- tion, and will go in with rousing majority. There is trouble between the Greenback ele- ment and Democracy winch coalesced, last year, and the cry of the former is mo fusion !" But we shall see Politics are mighty ''on- sartin, these days, and Democracy needs the Greenback vote.
 !. The bones of asmastodon were recently ex- humed near Dennison in this state. The tusk is five feet long, and tooth weighed nine pounds. -- -ae. ~-- ..s s-2 The arolite spoken of in my former letter (was it the one lost in hepigeon hole. ? has become the subject of a lawsuit. It fell on rented farm, the discovererA claiming it, while | the owner of the land says it belongs to the realty. It was portion of brilliant meteor that was seen to explode. This piece weighed 431 pounds, and buried itself 15 feet into the earth. It is claimed to be the most valuable specimen on the continent. s[
 Mrc Morv E pooroo rbo oafflo,3 1,o.o ;,, 1886, the subject of former notice in connec- tion with an old settlers meeting, died in her ninetieth year, on the 4th inst. She was one of the first white women that came to the ter itory of Iowa. Her remains would have been attended to the cemetery by one of the largest processions ever seen here but for a heavy thunder storm during the services, which con- pelled the waiting vehicles to seek shelter and delayed the remaining rites for some time.
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