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The New York herald., 1879-11-06
MORE ITALIAN BEGGARS.
A HORRIBLE CASE OF DEFoRMITY AT cAsrLI
GARDEN--THE CRIPPLED BEGGAR TO BE RE.


GARpEN--THE CRIPPLED BEoGAR TO BE RE
TURNED TO ITALY.
The steamship vaterand arrived yesterday from
Antwerp. bringing 2s5 steerage passengers Of whom
about two hundred were the worst looking set Of
Italian immigrants ever landed at Castle Garden.
Among them was a man named Vito Muzo. his al
legged wife. Isabella, and two children-Stefano aged
three years, and Ammo. aged one and half years.
Muzio. who is terribly deformed cripple. created
quite sensation when coming off the barge Of the
Commissioners of Emigration he hobbled along
on all fours. looking more like bear than human
being to any one ut a distance. Both his hands
were deformed out OF all shape, not Q single
finger being in natural condition. One
of his lower limbs was hfeless and one foot much
shorter than the other. He could not stand with
out being propped up. His features. however were
regular and not unintelligent. His wife. woman
of thrty-six years, was quite comely. and the two
children healthy and good looking. Superin-
tendent Jackson thought the case worthy Of invests
CATION, and summoned officer Chiardi of the Society
for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children About
half past two o'clock Muzo brought up for
animation. and. with the aid OF Inspector MacPher-
it learned that he had come to this country
without passport, having been smuggled on board
the vessel in manner which he refused to
divulge. He said that he was native OF Stigliano,
Province OF Basilicaa. and claimed that he mar
ried ten and the father OF three chill
dren. of whom had died. In reply to the question
how he supported his family in Italy he said his
wife had maintained the house by washing and that
he minded the children while she was at work. He
had trade and money and had borro owed
3O0f., with which he paid the passage OF himself
and family from Naples to this country. He ac-
kuowed rcd that he expected to make money here by
begging. and that his wife would assist i'll keeping
The family by going ont to wash. 1t was his inten-
tion to pay back the borrowed 3oOf. as soon a.
he had collected it from the charitable people of this
city. Having been asked whether he intended that
his children should beg Muzio said that the boy
The New York herald., 1879-11-06
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Nov. e. 1879
Cotton easy; mddling. 1oisc; low middling, iu,4c
Exports to Great Britain M cSo Sales $50. stock,
7s 100. Nov 5-Cotton weak middling loisc; Tow mid
ding, lOac.; good ordinary. loc. Net receipts, JNS
bales Expors-To France. l.lo1 coastwse, 2iu sales
1854 Stock, eO7U . -
Cotton easier but qnotab, lower; uddling. lohc.
low middling lOsc.: good ordinary. ps Net receipts
Nov 5-Cotton Brincr: middiinE, loAc. low mlddiins
lOsac; good ordinary. 1Usc. Not rcccipts 1856 haes
gross. s,74t Exports-ro Great Britain, lo.b1; TO
France, 45sI eoastwisc +310 Sales 1000; last even
ing 2.2oU Stock, ioo0Is So, a-
Cotton quiet; middlng, 1okc. low midding, ipA4c.'
good ordinary, iOc Net receipts iot bales Exports
Stock, 2T,5iL November 6-Coton hrm; middng, 0;sc;
low mddiing, luAc good ordinary zoe Net receipts
2.3f3 bales Exports. cosstwisc. liza Sales, 2,oou
Stock, 2S,l4j. . - ,s-,
Cotton quiet niddng 10 II Ice low mlddling lose;
good ordinary iuc Nct receipts 1884 balcs gross 1851
Sales 800; last evening. 2JA stock lU2lul koyem'
Der 5-Cotton lrm; middling. 10 ii;ioc. low mddlng,
iOsc good ordinary, ssc Not receipts. 76i Exports,
wsc 2DiS Sales 100; last evening, so stock,
lu6,sO2 -, . a-a
Cotton nominal middng, lOsee. low middling lO1sc;
good ordinary io,sc iOac. Net receipts 4SiO bales.
Sales 500 Stock 81 ia November 5-Coton-F Fair de-
mand; middliug o'se osloe. low middling io'se.;
10 Great Br,sm, l,UVd. Salcs. 1000 Stock %, l5u.
wILnISeroS, n. c.. Nov s. 1870.
Spirits turpcntnc quiet but steady at 4Oc Rosin hrm
strained 81 t5 good strained 81 so Crude turpentne
Corn quiet prime whitc Csc J.; liked. 6oc.
Oswrso, Nov. 3, 1879
Flour unchanged sales 800 bbls Wheat quiet; sales
81 Corn hrm sales OF high mi
at DUc Barley In moderate demand; sales OF 2u,Uu
bushels No bright Canada al "oc. aeO'4c.; ioooo do
The New York herald., 1879-11-06
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. Nov Sd 3OP. NJ
Cotton-The sales of the day bales Ameri-
Futurcs-Uplands, low middling clause, November
delivery. 61ad uplands, low middng clause November
and December delivery, 11-s2d uplands low middng
clause January and February delivery 6d: uplands
low mfddng clause. March and April delivery 65sd up.
lands low middling clause. May and June delivery,
I5-32d Provisons-Lard 37s Cd per cwt for Amercan
LIVERPOOL. Nov. SIS +. NJ.
Cotton-Futures firm. Produce-Re6ned petroleum, I'd.
per gallon
LONDON. Nov. SIS r. NJ
Produce-Calcutta lnseed. 56s 56s Cd per quarter
sperm OIL f5s f6O per tun linseed oil ESQ per tun
LONDON, Nov. 5--6 r. NJ.
Produce-Lnseed OIL f3O SIS. ESQ los per tun spirits
of turpentine. 3ls. per cwt
sugar-Cuba muscovado fair refining aHoat, 25s. per
cwt.
LIVERPOOL. Nov. ). 1879.
Pork-Prime Eastern, dull at 5ss do. Western.
short rib dull at 32s 3D. long clear steady at 3 short
do dull at 35s. Hams-Long cut dull at 33s. Shoulders
dull at 22s Beef-India mess mono in the markets extra
do dull at 10Ss prime do frmer at S2s Lard-Prime
Western steady at 37s 3D. Tallow--Prme city
dull ut 39s Cd. Turpentne-Sprits steady at BPS
Rosin,-Common steady at 5s Cd; fine frmer
1885, Cheese-American choice dull at Cos.
Lard oil dull ut 39s FlourExtra State steady sos Cd
Wheat-Spring No. g. none in market do No. dull ut
los iod winter: new Western dull al Us 4d: do new
Cottonseed o7Yellow American none in market Rosin-
Common, London, steady at 5s. Cd. Turpentine-
Spirits, ut London steady ut Bis Cd.
The New York herald., 1879-11-06
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY,

No. Canada at 76c 2nooo do. No. Canada private
ss%' ssns & sys rm su. SSst Canada held at s SOC IN
Miilfeed-shorts SIS shipstuhs sle; mddngs. sis per
Pcs; barley Ss~ YORK. Albany lumber
70 Ssny ry ~ . e New York ob riley
shipments-Floar, 500 Sbis: wheat 5000 bushels barley
sa ssnv rs sS,s ana
BUFFALO. Nov. 5, 1879.
aay sales 900 bushels No hard Duluth at 81 20
s ?ss' ss Ai% Haisy %ssa
saiSs'a sales 81 Is l. Canal ri9s s. n
whsa sroa ss f S5 es
s9s ssi: oGrs Hss'ss
$1,000 DO barley. GOO DO rye, 500 DO. lakeFlour
sis Tl'r @ ssiss s9
wheat o. 500 bushels 2ii $40 do oats y 100 do
%sI'ss %hssi W s. DO re ss
and shipments are for the past forty-eight hours
TOLEDO, Nov 5, 1879.
rod Wabash 81 81 cash 81 agXovember; 81 a5Dseembor
= a S.paary 10 Dayton and Michigan e = 10 a.h cash
s4 49, sy s. Nc ss fl g asked
IL. s S.,: II /; g. Corn Co 10
e GOO SashS corn
Flour quiet unchanged. Wheat inactive at 81 "a
sac s7e Oats quiet UIp and anenangsd Rye in fair Do
" %apd a, soc 2c Barley tsaay and nnshanssd PORK
y . 20 ~ aa Gak meats dull shoulders. p 75 "a clear
meats dn shoulders. 3c.: sides Sc; hams. o1sc 7c
Hogs quiet; common, 81 80 So 40; light So 40 $3 65
packing i 80 $3 49, butchers So rs 50 81: receprs
5000; shipments 4bO. Whiskey in faiR demand but
lower VI % Butter in good demand but lower fancy
creamery 33c choice dairy, 23c. zoe. prime Western
Reserve. 2'lc. 22c. prime Central Ohio 1sc. zoe
Sugar flrmi hards, lO}ac. lie.
chicago, Nov 3, 1870.
Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat in good demand but
lower; No red winter. 81 1Sla vi 10: No. Chicago
spring. 81 I2s cash; Si i2s November ST 4. 81 I4s
December: No. do. 81 O2ls 81 O2a4 rejected Sic bid
Corn in fair demand but lower ~ cash; 3o5ac De-
cember; All May rejected 3Sc. Oats in fair demand
but lower at3laac cash 7sc December 35c.. May re-
ectod 21c Rye easier ut c Barley dull and ut Sic
ssIsc Pork steady and firm at $40 cash " 10 80 90
Lard in fair demand but lower at Sd l7a sb 20 CASH
$i i21 81 30, December ~ 40 vi 421a January Bulk
meats easier shoulders. $3 20; short rib s. 81 short
clear, IS 45 whiskey active. but lower at 81 os
81 900 bbs wheat AIS ooo bushels corn s37 900 do
oats l33oo do; rye. ~ 900 do: barley 1900 do Ship
ments.Flonr q 900 bbs wheat $4,000 busheis corn
$4,000 do; oats 1000 do. 5000 do; barley. $4,000
d, do A. tho close-Wheat active but lower at 81 iss
lower at 47sc November; s9c December: 4isic., May.
Oats dull aud &c lower Pork and 2tac. awer
Lard steady and hanged.
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sspser old and $40 e bid $40 q aIsS psesmSss Is
I'D 81 81 % 80 asked: @ fsSrusry, % s si 60 s:tsd
Bacon was qno.ed at &c for halt and half Tor
grvss price Beef and 100 ss' sold at srcs S
beet bee a. @ nor s .ad ss sa ad Dr and
s3s for rhiI1dcpha adia Beef hams firm at
we're LOO picked shoulders 5ssc 5asc; 200 do
T. se ana 200 III soG bellies s' to arrive on
terms Dressed hogs were steady. and quoted az &c.
POI .s sss e xss
,1' H 20 go aRa sns o 'erees At W 81 81 s % @
sa$ 10 asosss 50 s. ss TIs T1s .siss
'ssi a'aY 6 y y
:ss1ss 81 - tss q ess:ssS
ss e = sis e I es q
aaois:-si.se creamery good Choice ase West
s sy II s s'sGS ss5s Msrtss
22e ass; State and psnnsyvana. zoe. alc Western
c; MIsS ir%: WIN good isseins demand wsq4ste:
pad sc 7 do do. IN SSo1d So .s Sc s '''s
SIEAHsE-Receipts 29 tierces 100 terces choice sold
,s% sgd1sRsT active and higher Sales g7s
s7e a. os % ooo INA mats oilo a, 7s q 600 40 Manila
saeisFss ssannS sss good as. ssls; c%ss
ssoS ai9 s prime
sM: eoneconers i. loIsc. i64c standard 4. ioe.
low do SIC Sac other grades including C's 7ssc
fALLow-Roceipts-s2 hhds.. sal tercos $40 bbs. and
l4s casks Market quiet 10000 lbs. sold ut 7c.
wnsxEy-Receipts. l,4e5 bbs Market quiet but nom
FREIGnrs.fhe general movement was slow. but rates
we're steady tor chartsrng and higher f.r berth
32OO bushels grain 3d.; 80 oil cake 20s and by
;'sa%' san 200 packages csesss and butter 4os
grain oashos Suss
ssi% %
SGse. @ "a sal. ap
Cd Hull steam "a 900 bushels wheat sd Bristol steam,
eS nspsss Is nrsS asS Ssrs
tS
srpoSs Or London As d Norwegian bark 1000 nbs
$500 bbls. Do Phiadoip pEis to the Continent I'd.
italian % BARK "sPf TO aIss for
for g..
$500 sS cs ae
for orders. es. I'D one, ae50 quarters. hence to
United Kingdom q Continent * Koasn, ss 7sd; we
s a @ .r @ is s.S
s and by s:r 0s ds S'As ss ss Sa Is
sacks; measurement goods. l5s, 3D. petroleum. IS.
Is % Cd To London, by steam-Heavy goods, per ton
sack flour 5s houI per bbl 2s Cd beef ,isrce 7s
per ID, I'D and sailGrain, quarter, 5s 3D. -four.
Is 1ad Dbl, 22s Cd tons provisions 27s i'd oil
TO GLASGOW, BY steamIsack flour 25s -four. bbl.,
2s. Cd wheat bushel 6sd.; heavy goods per ton
40s cheese sos, beef tierce is Sd pork per bb,
Is 3D. To Bristol BY steam.-Wheat per bushel 3D.
do 3D. -four, bbl ~ i'd heavy goods per ton-Sack
-four 26s 3D. 27s Sd provisions ass; taow. s7s 3D.;
cheese. beef. tierce, I'D. bb..
3D. To Havre. by steam-Grain, per bushe lsc.;
provisions. per ton. 4os.; cotton per ib.. &c;
BY steamGran. 100 lbs las marks provisions per
100 bs marks cotton. lb, lll6c. &c To Bremon
by stesm-Gran per 100 lbs 1875 marks provisions per
100 lbs IFS marks; cotton, H., Nc. &c. To Ant
werp. by steam-Gran, per bushel SID. sd tobacco
per hid, s7s Cd 4os provisions per ton. s2s Cd
Grain bushe 3D. provisions per ton 4Os; cotton.
ll-l6c. &c.
The New York herald., 1879-11-06
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market Active
and Steady.
MONEY STILL STRINGENT
Governments Firm State Bonds Dull,
Railways Irregular.
WALL STREET.


To-dsya stock market was tinged with dsappoint-
ment. With the disturbing elements of heated po-
ltical contest out the way and the prevalence of
belief that there would be decided let up in the
money market well established, it supposed
that general "boom" in prices would naturally en-
sue. The election is over and consigned to the limbo
of past and gone political contests. but the money
market is but shade easier and there has been no
"boom." Therewere higher prices early in the day and
afterward subsistence that partially recovered
from. At the very end quotations were considerably
mixed. There was scarcely anything upon the list
at the close either quite so bad quite so good as
1t had been during the day. In fact the market
like well made salad. offered de-
cided smoothness of uncertainty as to whether
the acidity of the bears the oness of the bulls
was most prominent in the mixture. Nevertheless,
any fair Stock Exchange jury would have rendered a
verdict that the market was mot guilty of weak
ness. Against the stringency of money which for
the better part of the day compelled the payment Of
bonus Of u to per cent. and did not admit OF
better than 116 and interest at the close. the
share market struggled manfully. There was some
little oozing out the strength of the day. but
nothing like especial pressure to sell. Stocks
were strong at the close. though valuable frac
tions had been Topped off of quotations. There is
but little diminuton in the faith in higher prices
for stocks soon ease returns to the money
market. and this ease is being watched for
with intense eagerness. Much is expected
from the disbursements in the shape
Of dividends and interest and. from
the payments from the United States Treasury
account Of the redemption Of $4,000 900 six per
cent bonds. Changes in stock quotations to-day
were unimportant and exclusively influenced by the
variations in the price of money. large increase
OF earnings is reported for the grangers the same
being $lS7 8O1 the St. Paul road and $13s 900 for
the Chicago and Northwest line during the fourth
week in October. and for Iron Mountain $129.0OO
during the same month. There occurred sudden
breakdown Of about five per cent in Delaware and
Hudson at one time but it was SO evidently due to
artAce that when the raid ceased the decline ceased
and a sharp rally followed as matter Of course
Erie was strong and advanced but other stocks had
rs much US they could do TO hold their own. They
did 1t. however with very considerable success. as
the price list of the day will show.
Total sales at the Board to-day $50 425 shares
against 325. .l14 Monday. Following is u synopsis
OF the days business
The New York herald., 1879-11-06
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

Totals. 32UO l66 1,O41 6,l17 l2.y4l
were the same shoss current S last Monday There
S3,, ,S isT day. past
s. prices g g TO s s @ % S..n ss ss.i
'sss'.
G sold or II
nois s.sSrs.las head at ss per H. win: sos
Win socign per head wssh,,5 swt: strong:
S It 81 ss"s soSn Z
@ ssd = e psr :. head s o,ssi 1 ssr io1
GoGTsdS %,;dS,. steer. peg weigh! s
S q
Porter Kentucky steer. ssc ee per lO including
"a: e ssfs
iS with ii per head. weigh. es ewt. for Dixon
rs. rsisA.s e "sssss ' rs "
& ss @ nsr G ws head 4 s d. s & per % 81 q ssaa
8. swe: e. for \. bA.t.sis So TiSsIas steers At
3 ps' s r rss9 % ts' s%A 9ss
8 s s.a,f &c sold % a ss & Ssn r 1s cow.
81 h:sa q N s aess s al
sw, bulls. live wssh, 800 lss a. s. 50 pc, ewl 50
s%as;is Fss"syiy.sis, * per ie; with s.
at s9 s ps h. weigh. %sA :w Il lSs@"s sug
steers-lo head at Sc. per ib.: liz head at pac.
b; Al head at 9sc h., with DOC of head
13 head head at Zoe per b.weights ~ cYt s cwt.
cwt 96 Illinois steers at she 9ac per h., weights
So cwt. n cwt n 9A cwt
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Dcmand slow; values steady quail
~ to good Sheep sold at 50 Is 81 So cwt:
in mixed hocks 3ac per H. mixed aocks 50 45
81 IS per cwt; Kirby 4 Go. sold si State shop,
~ lbs, at 4c h. 9 Canada sheep lambs 40 lbs
at 4sc ib 1872 Western sheep 81 lbs at 4c. H.
l63 Canada lambs, 73 bs at DC b 1856 State lambs.
90 lbs. at Sc 5tsc per lb j. II Hume sold lo3 state
owes 81 lb at sac b ee State sheep, rs lbs at &C.
polb 2o2 Western sheep and lambs 81 lbs 81 ~ per
Davis Iailcnbeck sold 244 Michigan sheep. 10 lbs ut
SIC per 10 1sS Canada sheep and lambs 6 lbs ut 4s4c
ID. ASS Canada lambs, 10 lbs 80 lbs Mt 5c. 5sc
per lb; 37s State lambs. 80 lbs 76 lbs, At So 20
50 80 per cwt Diilenbeck Dewey sold II
Canada sheep. lis lbs l2s lbs at 4c. 4c per lb
s. State sheep 100 lbs lbs at &C. Axe b ~
State sheep aud lambs, 81 lbs at 5isc ib s Canada
Holmes sold 1856 Pennsylvania lambs 73 lbs at 5isc
ID LAT Indiana sheep, % lbs at 81 40 Kase
Pdcock sold 339 Kentucky sheep, 80 lbs q % ibs at
81 37k 81 50 per cwt 1S Canada lambs. 10 lbs IL
lbs. at she per h. Jude Buckingham sold 1853 Ken
tucky sheep s3i lbs vs lbs. at sac. 4c ID -
state sheep Ns lbs. ut &c. per H. l32 State lambs, III
lbs. at DC. per H.
MLca cows.-A fcw sales reported at $40 $50 por
head. calves included.
vxAIs CALvRs-Sales OF coarse quality grass
calves very slow at Ike Sc per 10. Meal fed calves,
3'c 4sc. per lb Veals Ia fair demand at 5rc Ic.
per 10.
Hoes Values Oft and the demand less activc AZ state
hoas III lbs. at 50 O6A per cwt 40 Kentucky hogs
lbs mt ID. ner n
The New York herald., 1879-11-06
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT 1-16c. DEARER; FUTURES
CLOSED sTIoNG--FLoUR HEAvY--wHEAT
LowER-coRN LowER-oATs LowER-.roRK
FIRM--LARD FIRM-sPIRIrs TUDPENTINE
NoMINAL-RosIN FIRM--coFFEE EASIER
SUGAR FIRMER-PETRoLEUM FIRMER-
wHISKEY NOMINAL.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 60 P. M.
The markets were generally active and Arm. but
in some cases unsettled and decidedly lower. On
Change -four was durl and heavy. Wheat unsettled
and decidedly lower. both for cash and future op-
tions Corn decidedly lower. Oats were dull
and lower. whiskey nominslly the Pork nrm.
but quiet. Lard about the Cotton the spot
1-l6c. dearer futures closed strong. Coffee was
easier. Sugar higher. Oils and naval stores were
quiet Petroleum Was hrnier.
ALCOHOL steady at 81 os 81 10 for free. Export
quoted 37c for prompt delivery and 6c for later de-
livery.
CorFgE.-The market for Rio was dull and easier; 5000
bags Rio per Beatrice and 99 bags Santos per France
sold, to arrive price not made public 36l6 bags
Santos, Berlin, sold Monday private terms.
The following lots of Santos, Berlin, were
Withdrawn from stock:-S93 bags. 1703 bags,
l,26o bags aud 500 bags; also 500 bags Rio.
ex same vessel. and "a bags Rio, City Of Para.
Mild coffee ruled steady and 5000 bags Maracaibo,
b. j. willard and Jane Adelinc. sold private
terms Tho business for the week is summed fol.
lows 27l6 bags Laguayra, 2i5 do. Maracabo 275 do.
jamaica 100 Porto Rco 100 do Angostura and 72 do
Mexican sold in lots for consumption within
We quote:Ordnary cargoes, 141sc.: fair do. lesc.
good Go 17c prime, l7sc Santos. fair to good l61c
l7c ninety days. Java. grass mats. 231ac 2ec; snga
pore 17c. 2Oc. Ceylon, l5c lac.; Maracabo lac
lsc; Laguayra, 141sc l6Hc Jamaica, 13c. &c.,. St
Domingo, l2c 1876; Porto Rico. l6c l7c.; Costa
Rica, I5c 1Sc. Mexican, 13lsc 17c; Mocha, 24sc
25c; Angosturs l5c. lsc Savsnilla, l3c lsc Cura
Goa. 131ac II l5c.
CorroN the spot was llec, dearer. Futures were
the following prices November. Soc December,
li.24c. l125c.; January. ll34c. 35c February
ll.5Oc. March. IL 6Sc 69c.: April IL S3c 1S5c.
May ll.esc llsec June II lac y l4c July T. lsc
for cotton in store running In quality
than half grade above or below tho grade quoted
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losed at the following quota

Exports of produce from the port Of New York
for the week were $s523. .292 making total since
January OF s255.2o2.s57 against $294. .625. .474 for
the period last year. and $242 333 263 in 1877.
The following stocks we're sold at auction to-day.
at the prices given below
S1,O65 75 Lake Erie. Wabash and st. Louis Railroad
first mortgage bond per cent, scrip. lO2; S761 25
Toledo and Illinois Railroad first mortgage bond
per cent scrip. 1O0 80 shares Pctet Artificial Ice
Company, 81 per share; 40 shares Mechanics and
Traders National Bank, 70; 30 9shares East River Ma
tional Bank %.
Movement of grain at leading points to-day
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of wheat 205, 800 bushels;
shipments, 49, 400 do; re6cipts of corn s4O0 do;
shipments 1000 do. Chicago Receipts of wheat,
9ls bushels; shipments. l53575 do. receipts of
corn, 336. .993 do; shipments, l3s. COG do.
At the Now York Mining Stock Exchange to-day
the following the salcs:--
The New York herald., 1879-11-06
The closing quotations were as follows:

At San Francisco tho opening prices of mining
shares were :--Gould Curry. 1OJs; Savage. 10;
Chollar, 81; Ophir. 32A; Hale h Norcross, 1885,
Grown Point. A; Yellow Jacket. II; Bclchcr.
3.75c. Imperial. ~; Virginia Consolidated. 5s /;
California, 596; Best n Belchcr. 10; Union CONSOLE
dated, sc; Alpha, IA; Sierra Nevada 56ss Mexican,
34A; silver Hill. l2oc.; Justice. 3; julia 35oc.;
Utah. 2l Alta 5A; Bodic. 13s. Bcchel. l5Oc.; Inde
pendcncc. IL; Segregated Belcher, 20; Bulwor l1is
Mono, IN; Consolidated Pacific, M; Potosi, 5A {;
Exchequer. ga; Monmouth, z; North standard. .;
Boston Con sol dated, 1.40c.
The New York herald., 1879-11-06


7o,Day. Mondy Esea'g Total
Consumption. $40 254 54S
Delivered on contract 800 bales Monday. The re-
ceptc the ports as follows:-Galveston, 30OS
baes Orleans s66 Mobile. 2343; Savannah 7649;
more 262 New York 53l Boston, 692 Philadelphia I35.
Total 3O9O2 bales This day last week. $50 bales
This day year bales Total since September
1, 1,356,i 1856 balcs to last night Liverpool tele-
Crams-November 3-5 =. M.-November -Decem ber
delivery. uplands. low middiing clause. 9 732d., /,
Aprl-May delivery uplands. low middlng clause.
q IL 32d. futures weak. November 4-4:3 p. M.-Re-
ceipts 200 bales of which American 10000; market
good demands estimated sales 10 900 bales speculation
ling Orleans 1854 futures quiet steady Novem-
ber delivery upands low middling clause, 1924;
Novem ber- December delivery. uplands. low mid
ding clause 6hd.; DecemberJanunry delivery
npiands, low middng clause. q 7-s2d. a 6,4d. !;
January February delivery uplsnds low middling canse
64d February March delivery, uplands, low middling
clause sad Msrch-April delivery, uplands. low mid
ding clause. g32d 5-l6d AprilM delivery, up
lands low mddline clause, ii SID. 6!Sd. May June
JuneJuly delivery, uplands. low middiing clause 6sd
5 r. M-Amercan sales 200 bales. November delivery
uplands. low mddling clause. lied; MavJun deliv
cry uplands, low middling clause, 133 32d. Futures
steady.
FLOUR AND DGRArN-Rccepts-Fl 81 eil bbls. whest
557 bushels: meal $40 bbls and 49, bags;
l61 $40 bushels; oats 690O6 do 5,i4S do: barley
24sois do; malt ie.2lodo; The market very dull
and prices nominay l0c. 15c lower though
pecaI change observable In tho range
The sales including state. Western and Southern
about 1900 bbls within the annexed range. Rye -four
was quiet 100 bbls sold Corn meal easy
with sales Of $50 bbls and 200 bags. We quote:-
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PRINT CLOTHS.

FALL RIVER, Mass Nov 5. 1870
Printing cloths-With some demand and a light bu ST.
reported quotations ut last quota
The New York herald., 1879-11-06

State securities were dull. as usual. Railway
bonds were fairly active. but very irregular. Fol-
lowing were the sales of both classes-
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Tho money market continued stringent all day.
per cent aud commission ranging from ZIG to y OF
one per cent per day additional being paid for call
loans. At the close. however. there greater
and per cent was the ruling rate. There more
money to be had than for some days past and tho
impression prevailed that money was made arth
cialy tight.
The Clearing House statement showed yesterdays
business to include $l69. .54s.93i exchanges and
$3.50. 1893 balances.
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500 000. wAsrEDaAAr SIX PER PER sihS cESr' p,Is ON
cipals attorneys address OWNER box l64 Herald
office.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

fNllE cOPARfNERsHTP HERETOFORE EXISTING
between Julius Moses and Gabriel j. Beck. under the
hri name or Moses Beck has this dissolved by
mutual consent Mr. g. j. Beck Will collect ali moneys
uue 10 anu VIII pay all Indebtedness owing by said firm.
Dated AAw YORK, November 5, 1879
JULIUS MOSES.
q. j. BECK.
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-Staned-GOOd y Ordinnry lU1sc strict good ordinary
l0lae. low mddng, 10 l3lec middling, IL Lice Sales
of spot cotton:-
! To-Day. Aondy Epcng Total.
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FINANCIAL.

AT REASONABLE RATES-MONEY ON LIFE AND
N Endowem ement Insurance Policies and Mortgages:
bough insurance of all kinds effected with best
panies ut lowest premiums.
J. J. HABRICH CO. l65 Broadway: box $50