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The New York herald., 1879-09-23

GREAT DEAL of sympathy and very little
nonsense expressed last night at the meet
ing of workingmen who desire to aid the Fall
River strikers.
The New York herald., 1879-09-23

met opponents who will compel their very best
work.
The New York herald., 1879-09-23

THE ScHooLsHIP PORTSMOUTH has had rare
good luck during her summer cruise-she has
lost dozen of her worst boys.
The New York herald., 1879-09-23

'THE WRECK OF THE PINAFoRE" is an
nounced, but let no stckler for legitimate music
rejoice, for the s'Wrecl1' is a new piece instead
of final end of the original craft.
The New York herald., 1879-09-23

ARGUMENT in the Coppers case has at last
begun, and the Bench and Bar are likely to add
suddenly and largely to their limited stock Of
knowledge about affairs churchly.
The New York herald., 1879-09-23

The FATAL boiler explosion on Lake Michigan
yesterday can hardly be ascribed to too much
steam, the boat having been moving slowly at
the time of the accident.
The New York herald., 1879-09-23

ANOTHER MAN has lost his life by being one
of a crowd of lockers Oh at q fight. When will
men learn that the only absolutely safe people
i'll street row are those who do the shooting
or stone throwngg
The New York herald., 1879-09-23

Work ON THE HUDSON RIVER TUNNEL is to
be resumed to-day, legal objections having been
renewed and it is promised that three years
hence New Jersey may be reached i'll winter
without any Polar experiences by the way.
The New York herald., 1879-09-23

The EoUINooTIAL STORM holds off bravely,
perhaps to give the Street Cleaning Bureau
chance to improve upon its old record and get
the dirt Oft the pavements before rain comes
to turn it into sippery. dangerous paste.
The New York herald., 1879-09-23
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

General Newton II In Chicago.
Bismarck loves to swim by moonlight
None Of the death warrants Of nihilists are signed
The New York herald., 1879-09-23
AMUSEMEN rs.
ABBEY's PARK THEATRE-'THE CRUSHED
TRAGEDIAN."

Mr.. Sothern has personated the character Of tho
Crushed Tragedian many times that one would
suppose it would lose the charm Of novelty; but q
large audience last evening at the Park Theatre
tested the fact that the still attended
its production whom it first presented. In
his present treatment of the character of Ftzalta
mont Mr.. Sothern has preserved all those features
which originally gave the performance its strong in
divdualiy and achieved for its representative artist
reputation on both sides Of the Atlantic. Between
its broad drouery and nice touches Of humor
the play is one which, performed by
Mr.. Sothern. is admirably adapted to America and
always welcome Nearly all of the scenery is new.
1t is the intention of the management however. to
present but four OF Mr. Sotherns original characters
during the present engagement, inasmuch a. the
latter will continue but fine weeks longer. The
company is an effective one, and with or two ex-
ceptons the minor parts in the cast are we'll per-
sonated as they ever have been ut this theatre.
"Our American Cousin" and ''David Garrick' are in
course of preparation.
The New York herald., 1879-09-23
QUADRUPLE SHEET

NEW YORK. TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 49, 1879.
The New York herald., 1879-09-23
| THE GRAND OPERA HoUsE-ToNY PASTORS
TROUPE.

After an absence OF several months from the
metropolis. during which Tony Pastor and company
have appeared in the principal cities Of the Union.
they last night commenced one weeks engage
ment at the Grand Opera House, under the MANAGE
ment OF Messrs. Poole & Donnelly. The organiza-
ton has been strengthened by tho addition OF
number of attractive variety actors and actresses
who kept the house in roar OF laughter with their
series OF songs and comic sketches. Pastor has
made place for himself as popular favorite by
presenting performances which IL not altogether ele
waiting in quality ut least free from the obJec-
tons that frequently attach to this class Of variety
Pastor. are George Thatcher. tho mirth provoking
story teller; Bryant and Hoey. Niles and Evans,
Shechan and Jones and othors. Tho house was full
ovcrfowing.
The New York herald., 1879-09-23
BROOKLYN PARK THEATRE-''PAUL AND vIR-
GINIA."

Miss Emma Abbott and her opera company sang
last evening before largo and fashionable audience
at tho Brooklyn Park Theatre. where they will re-
man for a week. "Paul and Virginia" will bo re-
peated this evening, at the matinee Wednesday
and also on Saturday night, Miss Abbott will ap-
pear in the Bohemian Girl" on Wednesday evenings
matinee On Thursday "AIignon'' will DO performed.
and on Friday "Faust."
The New York herald., 1879-09-23
pnooKr.YN AcAnrMY or MUSIC.

"Horrors" claimed tho attention Of large audi
at the Brooklyn Academy OF Music last evening.
Tho popular extravaganza is familiar to the New
York public, with its oddities, hits. puns and songss
aud Il proved successful ~ ever.
The New York herald., 1879-09-23

JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRoPRIEToR.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1879-11-12

noted chemist who has analysed them, says
"THERE Is MORE VIRTUE IN ONE OF
TUFTS PILLS, THAN CAN BE FOUND
IN a PINT OF ANY OTHER"
We therefore say to the afflicted
Try this Remedy fairly, it will not
harm you, you have nothing to
lose, but will surely gain a Vigo-
rous Body, Pure Blood, Strong
Nerves and a Cheerful Mind.
Principal Office, 30 hurry ST., n. Y.
PRICE IS CENTS.
Sold BY Druccsts throughout the world.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1879-11-12

Miss Jsssup, eldest daughter Of Alfred
d. Jessup, of the firm of Jessup & Moore,
the well.known paper manufacturers of
Philadelphia, was married at Neport last
Wednesday to Major Hayland, of the
British army.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1879-11-12
Items Of Interest.

A corn plant can produce four thousand
fold but ffty.fold is not far from the
average.-The front of a horses head.
when in a natural position, should make an
angle of IS degrees with the perpendicular.
--Scarlet Fever caused more deaths in
New York State last year than Yellow
Fever in the South, but there was no
unusual alarm.-Chicago saughters 5000
hogs per day.-37j bushels Of wheat from
10 acres are reported at Dundee, Mich
New York City pays four millions of dollars
per year for her milk.-From the report
of the L. 5. Consuls, on the condition of
labor, it is seen that the wages in the
United States are double those in Great
Britain and France; three times those Of
Germany. and four times those of the
Netherlands to the English
Consul at Tein-Tsinthe deaths IN China
during the late famine were 100000 indi-
viduals.-Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes is
seventy years old.-The maize crop is re-
ported failure in Syra.-rhe advance
sheets of the Illinois report show the
average for Winter wheat is 1914 bushels per
acre.--During the fiscal year ending June
30, 1879, six million acres of Government
lands were taken as homcsteads.- The
acreage of Winter wheat has doubled in
Kansas in three ears'-From the Aleu-.
tian Isles to Eastport, Maine. our possession
extends over 1877 degrees of longitude, or
more than half around the globe,-By
actual count it is ascertaSned that $1,000
fairs are held annually in France--Over
fifty patents have been obtained for cow
mixers, yet none Of them can be COM
mended for general use. A good farmers
rule Feed your land before it is hungry,
rest it before it is weary, and weed it before
it is foul. - has about
three dogs to one sheep.-The first cheese
factory in England was established in 1870
They have not more than twenty-five in al
the ingdom.-Don't forget No frog
no foot no foot, no horse" and have your
horses shod often and by only those who
follow this old adage. An apairy should
be provided with a supply of water-we
sand will allow the bees to get water wthou
danger-This is the time to build the ice
house which was so much needed during
the Summer.-Weeyil eaten peas will
grow but do not make good strong plants
"A sheep was sheared at Gas in tn
. morning, and eleven hours afterward tn
Emperor of Austria was presented with
suit, consisting of hunting jacket, waist
coat and pantaloons, made from the WOO
This is quick work in the manufacture c
clothing.-American AgricultriSt.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1879-11-12

WHAT NOTTo KILL.-The French Minister
Of France has done good deed in causing
placard to be posted which it would be
wise for citizens of all countries to have
before their eyes. 1t tells farmers, sports.
men, boys and others what creatures not to
kill as follows:
Hedge.hog--Lives mostly on mice, small
rodeffts, slugs and grubs-animals hurtful
to agriculture. Don't kill the hedgehog.
Toad--Farm assistant; he destroys twenty
to thirty insects per hour. Don't kill the
toad.
Mole--Is continually destroying grubs,
Larvae, palmer worms and insects injurious
to agriculture. No trace of vegetation is
ever found in its stomach. Don't kill the
mole.
Birds-Each department loses several
millions annually through insects. Birds
are the only enemies able to contend against
them vigorously. They are the great cater.
| pillar killers and agricultural assistants.
Children, don't disturb their nests.
.bird-Never destroy, for they are
the best friends of farmers and horticultur.
lists, and their presence Of aphisridden
| plants is beneficial.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1879-11-12

Il %. OEESsE. r g..
,
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1879-11-12

Manure applied broadcast to meadows
early in autumn or later, if it has not been
sooner, increases the luXurance Of the
growth before Winter and gives the grass
an early and iuXuriHnt start in Spring.
Manure which was too coarse or fibrous
early in the season, has rotted enough, if
piled in heaps, to spread well.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1879-11-12

The Science Of health says: " If farmers
would avoid suddenly cooling the body
after great exertions, il they would he
careful not to 60 with wet clothing and Wei
feet, and if they would not overeat when in
that exhausted condition, and hathe daily
using much friction, they would have little
or no rheumatism
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1879-11-12

1t is usual to let the pigs CLEAN the potato
fields. But now that Paris green is gener-
ally used, the top should be gathered and
burned before the pigs are turned in.
Long acquaintance with this deadly poison
should not lead to carelessness with it.
Neither is it safe to throw the tops into the
yards where the pigs are kept.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1879-11-12
GBe Smprna Gimes,
SMYRNA, DeI.,
Wednesday Afternoon, Nov. I2.
agricultural.
Farm Notes.

In gathering late potatoes all that are dug
should be put away safely before night. At
this season it will not be safe to leave this
tender tuber exposed over night, as slight
frost may spoil many.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-14
tlvr srocK MARKars-nY TELE1RAPn

prrrato Nov. l3-CATTf p Receipts todav 63l heaf .
fofa r fhr week thus G9i4 for the same time
last week 1858 receipts consigned through 20i cars
nsrr.f ufhnuf dscife charge. but tendne iiRn SAFES
o.s steers a. 500 - ii Far % Medium. - ya- ~
-tacaers ~ Cas 75 Old cows - % dT2 iO IL cars u
sold ...
-lrrP AID LANBs-Rpceinfs to-day 600 head tota ior
me week thus ar head far ne same time asi "er
200 heaq rar.iaf. consigned through IL cars mtrAe
lower closing Eastern demand itT -'l-- t.
2O0s3 IS Extra - Il ears Of stock I'D tne 3o
remaining un-0d. -. - -
thus far l5l head time last Week. -tl''
head. rcenfs ined through 10 cars market gen
erav unchanged sales rafher higher sa"-
5lr CO. mostly q 50 Heavy nd Medium :. DUG
go 80 Fair Ends. - 1rH 31s g ta -'HN ~
3u mostly stale stock that has been here 10Y
week 49,.
CHIcAco Nov - -hoGs-fseceipts. - poo head ship
neur. 5000 hea' 4n grades nunyinf. ard "a n'
hirar .rfa pacrfrr E3 jCN<3 20 Light. - 0ra 10
Clnicr Heavy : 7j0 a3 90.
trIf Receipts 1000 leafi shipment Nio head GOOD
10 Cuece Shipping and i'm ~ - aJF<s ~ inmu
s0 Fair. Butchers. deilnralfrI ~ . d."
% -fors-r- anf Feeders. ~ joTf3 o. Ne~iein-
qua ry poor market aud weaA Texans slo" al
-urP-R Recriris zoo nead. mems fr, and many hat TO
sent hara io flr market haf.
- IutI-. Nuv. IH.-hDf--lleAf low eri racing ahn
Heavy .cnrre AMI NorEers ana hlfmofr7 - -O
rac4r-. $50 I1Gr3 70, Butchers 90 -"fct = cvf
80 10 re0.ufa 800 head. surWfnfs . Nn hfit. 80,
tArrfF-rI nominal mlrkcf a. complete tand-t4ii
reatIrf- -l.urteif-. loo bead
sulGr- Duii AMI unchanged no receipts or shruents
New-York tribune., 1879-11-14
IL sTATn OF TRADL

IrsrEroof Vow l3.-rork-rnme Mess Eastern siel1y
AZ 20 Ws-f,rn. steady 81. Bfcpn-1 hrrinh Ini.
.-.1, ., H M -nr i sfelr 3 90 Lang Gear steady 70
g Short ,.l, steady 9 cd H.nsLona Cutduil al it
-.1nffDI- lulI AL frff-luala Moss. none 100 u1i-
fff. flfra Nr.s dIl 40 iU9. Prime N 1rnri ~ -
farl- PRIME Western Gui 20 81 Il. IaloH- rlmr ttY.
ir,rr f gf Turn. -pi-.-s. steady ~ %. ho-n
Common steady f.nr. hr1usr af ii. 'her-f ner-
can ttoice Hrrnrr 90 G.. Lard D steady 90 n. fiuui.
-Eytrl state. dIi 40 -'. Nhii--uIine, 30. .u.i
M lO 2I. ~ulac. SO. %. ful ln5f. Nrw western
Winter nul a. lic.. ~ Southern WINTER hui az , It,
dan 500 . ID fotpnsced OIL l"low Ail'. y
can none .n market ~ London, -ieiy
if Jd. Iurftlt -~nrt.. af London dnll at I' bi
iffftrl0f. Sow l3-i p ~ bacon. 80 tt fff 'Ni Tor
I0ra gear NlG.r-. Lar, 30 9t. rrr cwt lof Amt1rah
a4- nft ar. lH -i. per Genial for Ecn western
SPRING. lud JOB -tfi4 Ir4 Minter Corn, 90 ld4D td.
lsr ..rfll lur Nta Mixed .ssrl.
fIt .nrIn. NoF. 1}I g. nf.rsfrd on. ID ht. Der cFt
L0Vnoy >or 49, l3 p. w.- -iinseet cake, ~ lo LIN
seed ON. - i. 1 s2e 10
I0,rl', Nov l.5-s n a- calcutta Ir-ee, 81 bf ar
il. ii lttlnHi fo ruiu '.i ltl -ll-
tyrvrsi tov ieri,,,a - francs paid. 2cii flancs
sellers. uHa American.
D.s1E,. Sow. H. eDo.ean marks p.enmss
New-York tribune., 1879-11-14

- t- so. siess 20. for Choice Winter Wheat
.igfi o ~urs ass. 81 55ss5 70 con@o5 Fsir EEira
70 oooa Extra Western. - 50a5 co. choice TO Fancy
- "ses an . 9oae % s.,, sund S nSop SaD ga
moa i-ifsss 40 50 rive MiEare a. 10 gta basers
tN.iL rff-t - strength 20 1Nacl 90: PATENT 80
- io rhsHv srhn ihc rnrge of s7efs 81 Louis Cor
Iea9 10 r. lar 5.ra loGs5 80 far & 70 Good - 500
81 eat Extra 81 5os-. cs-ing va her more sieefy.
nsa ri o,r I r,. .I r9n,rv s, ~ o5 sb. common
y W. fLSrR ann. q iias saies sos bbi- sl
perane. 3 i5es5 50 -hUcKwHEAT FLOr seliGgar
s3ass - Rrardr7-iue. 50 3ldf34O.
n iiN fi. M @ nj ~ -ae'n = g =, sess lam Am'H'
GR,IV -WHT.T-N rtcf feverish irr ~ AZ m unset
ue', ening ~ oc better closing - eactd and
Wit the chiefly Ting ade spring: tair
$4,000 bp-h ero, and to arrive seon inendng nrradee
,pr,ns Il 2 - , L. m NE .oea e A. ~ - No
spr6s q 81 So raradea Winter Rea s s5ss Ss
80 ? R"d 81 sgtscsi to' mainly = sgsgsl ~, 99lA
MiHcd W inter- 3S9si 3i Ungradrd A9oer \ S1s ~
= 7 Ne. wiiSe. q as-asi 81 "a So White 4 "a
as4 20 .H 70 " hte,l 3sasi ssG; No Sprng. E@oysm @
Noyemhsr y 81 do. December. 81 99as g, ~ so. wilie
eeuier \ q asi a b. closing q ilasl az DO Ia9p
Ply. - - Isl l2 so iri november ~ ,ta-l 80 '
iag e do Jannary ~ la CLOSING = tlati 90
bush Unsr eei westrra sj',e HAHi.i-Y iul
l,ary -alr. o oo bush NJ canada s7cquoca -7as1c.
au.e ste.tv ... CANADA PEAS nominal = qs3r bond
% %D,s, ~ ,re. .nIee e',rr WI o{ yery mo craze
specuat safes. 1000 Dr. sh. fufure. 5000
bush -f't including $50. , % 9Hl5 'lc steamer -iAt
81 itdf1 -c.s $50. . rs efSair: White western fic.
H,uir Yellow Goes No 2 November .7 &C.. osing i-'aa
.- .; do lerrmber. Coz aooAc closing 10 H0'-atD &C.
..--- ~ .lnu -' boiler sl,f- 80 .-", n.i",n-
No. i- B" tf tri No Mlit" "a aH4i ars so : i'' NJ"
~ ~ tt .' % ,tttf tt. mlA-,i L. ,r'' I'd f--
-+' n my 60 fot+-. W ili -li'' -'tN .' iN'l.t'A-
-iiy "l No. D'rrnDrr t'c---+--F ti-D st'Aif
- g.. NH in-
'....,-N -i.,- .tf- i'-s.f'
iA4 AM 0lNA - N- Atitr. AIlNFI N ff'iuftt sunny
-hiru~ qrff 20 jNr. 4H1-1c tr lrme fttni QUANTITIES,
N HflHfn. nIHTnr. Ter Lon" tI0tfr ur
snort Ave. sui oar af iua iOc
NfN.--F.r. in air sal
UDF--fn -oui aud lore demand ~rl ies scarce
ana l'lu n.her NrW-Norf. nrw crop 3ar4lc.- Ea1rru
ffr.. MI-tHf.lU tar. ATHrIugs. gfuWtu
New-York tribune., 1879-11-14

LONDON Nov l3-l 1890 p.m.Consol 97iaia money =
he r. bon fnrr and BALI cents r- lex
cOupon. cent 1865 Erie Raiw way shares II =;
preferred ~ NewJersey Ccn-r,HO Illinois enira, lU-
Pennsylvania Ceufr.o2 AK Interest Reading Iairoa31 :
LONDON Nov. l3l.dO n.FaH advlCes quote three ner
~ centmes for the account Erie
RAILWAY shares. -.
LONDON, nov. 1873 u. m.-The bullion IN the Bank Of
England 0OO during the past Tho
uf liability which
last wee. 46 Der crn;. Us i5 = per
IOvDON Nov l3-4 o. m.-Tfe discount for three
months bills tne market u ~ per cent which p
ser below thc Bank England New Jersey Cen
tra uu Erie RAILWAY -hare 47t do second cun-nls "a
do preferred, - Illinois C~ntra' ln2 Reading Railroad
81 . per rentcs FL francs
confines f0r the account.
Nov lJ.- -!.LcnauCe London. frfn7s 20 cen
times The -necc The Bank France
Creased H. OOO. 600 francs during The past week
New-York tribune., 1879-11-14

Railroad bonds generally sympatlilzrd with the
weaker tone 0f lac share lsf. but also later recOv
cred with it ErIc second con~ois opened III per
cent higher at %. tei ra S93s. Closing 'f HO2. and
funded r. sold "a S73i0 76l4. agar -f ~f's Noster-
day. Missouri Kansas and eXa- cnusnIs go Oh
were 1 per cent lower thaH rnr last ore-
viors sale and second, dc med from f~3i
~ 47liGi77s Boston. Hartford and Ere
hrsts sold nc O14a4s7sdla 90. and Chesapeake
ana Ohio frsrs. series h. at 6Od 30, and currency
interest debts at 34li 3D. Mobile and Ohio first dc-
benfures. after selling freely at 6aGG9l2 fell 10
GGla later rallying IS. c.. G. aui |. g. firsis
sentcd were strong, rising 20 s24i - Is. and the
second. asseut,d rose 10 4O0337-. New-Jcrsoy
Central issues were y to d Del cent easier, ont
Morn. and Essex cOnsos sold at 1O6l. a lOG7-
Denver and Rio Grande trs;s were strorg, selling at
gb5s 40 TO 97l4. Kansas Pacific, Denver Division,
frsts were at 1O2. and Texas facih. incomes
declined To go. AT the close the bidding was
strong Annexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune., 1879-11-14
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Eorh Rirer. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
THunsDAr, Nov. 10. 1873.
AsHEs-steady, quiet.


COFFEE-Nld Grades steady Guet RIO Grades less
active steady Prime CargOes l3s 6cs
Pair do. 10 sales here. ,l7O bags Berlin 40 Dags
ex Ptoemy' lhu7 BAGS HOrrox' l,t27 bags eN LOf
Baltimore. p Dagr Dom Pedro" p l5I bags
& senOuta." private
COITON-Spots firm iac advance. with sales Of lg--
bales OF which including
Tor consumption 100 for specu delivered ON contract
yesterday. Receipts the ports. $500 Da
against 29.bs2 this day p 1913 this day last year
t0ta since sptenDer I,bili ioi bales against 3--'O'
hf-f inn la-fFe
New-York tribune., 1879-11-14

Send for The Ueeky Financial report Of Alex.
Frothngham * Co.. brokers, y Wall-st., New
York which rs sent free and contains information
how. hv investing $50 to 500 ia stock operations,
81 600 Is frennenflY madc.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-14

week There quite demand for Live Hogs 70 day at The
low prtces and loads changed hands before
m Sellers quoie from 80 80 s3 93 per 100 n with
rep,iouav nne city Dressed Hogs we're IN ttf
befter demand on Change to-day and IRt Weights we're
shade nrer- a. reDreseuts sae- ~ an weights
Jersey ana state Dressed quoted dull at 0c for
Tighi Weights and Pigs 5a5Ac. for Medium aan i',@oc
for Heavy.
3lsc ,o..
irid q Co sold 222 Ohio Hogs very lne l9s n At &c.
Aiherf Reed .nif - Kenfuckv Hoes, laO n. ~ 3'ic
~aIIer Co o ONO Hogs. 40 p, at Sac.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-14
gnropeau ADVERTISEMENTS.
Dankruut Noilres.

THIS Is TO GIVE notice. That on the
9TH day of November A D. 1879 Warrant n Bankuptey
Va the estate of hOEEkr ". NATHAN.
OF the Citv OF York the County
of New-Y0rk VINO has been asuGgod a bankrupt hls
tlon. payment OF delivery Ot
any property belonging u such bankrupt 10 nn OF Tor ns
property m forbidden bV
Law thai meeting the creditors u said bankrupt 10
prove ter and assignee, of hs
eatae will held a Court bankruptcy 10 be holrn
az No Warrcn.s-, In tho CITY ~ New YORK. bef'rs
John W. Little hegi-tcr, the 2cth day OF NovrInurr
A. H.. 1879 al Ia clock LOUIS =. PAWN.
L. > MasA Messcaser. southern Dstric1 VI New YORK
New-York tribune., 1879-11-14

II g te bonds Louisiana consols sold AZ lisa
"a. South Carolina is non-fundahe m 3l2. Virginia
6. consolidated ex maiured commons at ssh and
dcf. ~re, 20 IL II ssour IS OF ST. at fOJ aud ia
o. 1850 or 800 af 1O6d1O6ls. Annexed are the
1l..
New-York tribune., 1879-11-14
AScIsoo MINING srocKs


Ihe Comst0ck Mines have paid to the Sutro iun-
nei company for lateral tunnel ana royalty Oh ore
e1iiAeted Tor the month Of October, H30,I1o -.
pVNefnment bonds continue strong anu with
tAn amount Of business done. The transactions at
New-York tribune., 1879-11-14

The domestic eXch lnres on Ncw-lork 40 ne
places mentioned are quoted as follows: savannah.
la L discount Charleston Is discount 10 par New
Orleans commercial ~ 5o0Ti, bank II % dis
count St. LOuis par: Cnicago, p cents premium
aud Boston - cents discount The Treasurer al
Washington today received 10000 IN National
bank notes for redemption. Tine customs receipts
were $3.50, 900 and the internal revenue receipts
were 1870 600. The following is the Clearing
House statement to-day: Exchanges. Tl4 t.26l,32tf
balances, S4.SG7.23s The business at tne sub
Treasury covered: Receipts. r63l.J40; pay
menis 81 500 796 currency balance, Is.J74, ,3Ol;
com balance. SIl3.539. 100.
The following were to-day's quotations for do
4 I.r..l r.... urlI I.llILL Inn.
New-York tribune., 1879-11-14

100. 600 registered IS at 1924 10000 coupon 4l2
per cents AZ 1864 and $50 600 registered NJ 1858:
tered at lO3ll a iO3ls District of Columbia 3-6Js
sold at s4l2. The market closed strong at the an
neNed ou0tations
New-York tribune., 1879-11-14

bales 1870 aes exports coasw'e 1893 baes ae'
llsl bales. rE. I1.T. tllf-
LOusyn1F NOV. I3.-aafton strong. MintIur Il -
MRNPH- Nov ff-Coffog nrn; NH,fiu-. -. i.fripis
5159 bales shipments 2O59 bales sales l.SD bales -,"cx
G.iJ2 bales .-..
MOHiIF, NOV i3-C0;to1 frm Midrhng II - ll'ff irW
Niddng ~ -all .ct Good Ordinary. ll a. e. ~ re-
ceipts lf2l bales. exports 10 tr af Blttll lLV DfT
wiss 10 baes les OOO bai~s -fncF 21i bales.
NEw oRLEAss. Nov. iJCOtfOn strong. bold higher aild
ftn- II Nc. Low Mrfiing. u NJ Guot ptInAFt ~ l-r
liH2f bales. f.t parsi rtFni. -
Britain. COS haies $3.50 bales sal - DOvD
bales. sf0ck zp7 721 baies.
NORFOLK. Nov. l3.-t otou qnets Mldflnr u scs net
Receipts. baio- to Grraf Brian, 800 h1es
G72 bales sales $40 Dles stock. 90 j bales
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. l3 - Otr0n rmi Nfh9z. lZif, Low
Mddnr. iiAfes gaod Ordinary ll So nrf rrerpf-, 80
bales gro. 1s3 bales eEpors 90 DfeA Lraln 80 iaes
sales. H. - es snlners aUi hlie- Nr ,il@ aace.
SAVANNA Nov l3 cotton firm dfehnf. d -fi Low
Ndne. l'sg. tfooi Orirarr 1921 nff frceiDt tstuZ
fass ~ Great Britain 2Hl bales 60 stNse h"iJ
bales sales 100 bales -trk. $500 i4lrf
L0TIs. I3 Cotton FfflaF. gff fidfinH
II ac Mdnn0. n ic f4oosf Ordinary. lle- receptz
f3-l bales pgclts, -GiJ nAcas bales Stock,
23.O07 bales.
WIIAINGTOS. Nov l3Coit0r quiet Midtlnc. II &c, Low
Mffng. n &C. Good Ordinary nor 'ffIlfr so Uacsi
exports Great Britain, 9iZ bales .i0cg 1854 bales