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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-14

General Peel, who was born October u,
1899, was fifth of the ir7t sir Robert Peel lie
was educated Rugby, and in 1913, Just before the
great European conflicts Of forty about to
close he entered tho army. He rose IN the ordinary
course of promotion to the rank Of hcuenangenerab
which he attained IN $50
'FRONT.' SOC lie represented Norwich In the House
OF Commons and from 1881 until few years ago he
represented Huntingdon I'm the Conservative interests
White member OF the House General Peel toUk an
active part IN ali debates military questions FROM
1871 10 1916 he held 'lre under his brother, the late
Sir Robert Peel Survey General OF Ordnance lie
WAS also, in ls0s-'J9, Secretary OF state or war Guf
ing Lord Derby's second administration He resigned
with the Minlstryin 1889. hut was appointed TO the
same most when Lord Derby formed his third admins
ira on in July 1896. lie retired, however in March
1867 on account OF difference Of opinion respecting
Z hal Ron
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-14

traed at the baobOx OF the election held on Tuesday
Yesterday the Board Of Canvassers met at the 'nage
Hall, New brighton, TO count the vote The haii was
crowded with excited politicians Thomas iariey' ING
Democratic candidate for Town Collector was present
with his counsel and entered into contest WIN n,s
,,,,o,on+ rdvard D. Clark who claims the Office by
Ave majority. EX-Disrict Attorney Rosson appVTteui
for Clark. II is alleged That ballot-DoX III ,ne st
District WAS tempered with ut an cai!N ilouI on
"Wednesday morning, which was the result OF SlI,hs
Clark the election. After warm discussion Tue hee's
adjourned.
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MRS. JAMES ". WALLACK.

LoNG BRANCH. n. j., Feb. 13.-Mrs. James
W. WaIack. sstcr-n-law OF John Lester Waact, the
actor of New-York and daughter Of the late william r.
Blake comedian, died nc her residence. Hope VIA, at
3 p. IA. yesterday. OF pneumonia, age a6out hity-iye
Tile funeral vi take place on Friday at NcN-1OIh Hhc
was remarkable for her and transformations charity
among the poor OF the county during TIC last twenty
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rAclNn On rnE nubsoN.

PorGnkEErSIE, \. Y, Feb. l3.-Ihe lee
Yacht Han won the Ladies Pcnnant IN tue PouGhAeeps'e
Cub rnce TO-DAY Ia The New Hamburg Cuh race Tor tue
Kidd Peunant the Flying Cloud beat 'h rp w. In
tie Owncrs' race Of the Ncw-Iamburg tr . bgtwon
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p Q s r S c RIP r
3:45 a. nj.
--LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
TIE ENGLISH LABOR STRIKES.

LoSDOY Friday Feb II, 1879.
There are some signs that section of the
.triKe,s az Liverpool are Navrring. At meeting yes
t.rd,y NJ witch 10000 persons were present, IL was
resolved Is a compromise to accept penny reduction
and overtime
The masters refused the terms. The White star Seam
shin Company's aborers offered To submit To arbIra
lion II they are meantime allowed the Old wages.
The Ike cause, 10 delay IL the equipment OF trans
ports. .,...:.-, ,oo ,.,..-...
from Glasgow yesterday.
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nlrnKIA.rLANn nLol-IaN.

EloWo>D, Va, Feb. l3.-Judse Hughes
ha. dec url that Judgment render IN Il Uui,cd
States ,osit c.d not. ia order 10 continue valid lien
10, l.rca even az against sph-cqucnt IWcnascr for
value and without notice, be dochrtrd IN nccnrdanc"
,lu lac statute of Virginia ln Tao county corpora
LIZ. .-Nlc tA, hmm AIt AIluAtI LIS dtCisOh WI
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PASSkNGER.S SAI[ED.

FOR BrRMUDA-Bv Stsdmshfp CdnfIpd--Mfs G u,,
bell II. Derby Mv Schotz MIS- J. +. Demarest r. Ceye
land Coke Mlrs Pension HT and Mrs H. A. dubois Mate,
Dubois Miss DubOs r. Ourerbrdge, Ars. Delafeld Ms. ~
Deahr,d MI and Mrs ]. E. RUSSELL MI and Mr.. Rob.
erisOn. NJ. aud Miss Cameron, Mr. and Mrs J. G. law
MISS Jay ir Misses A and - jay II. Sherman Mrs Buck
ley. John Young Miss Young.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-14
yHE NEU-ToRK ALDERMANlc CONTEST

ALBANY, Feb. 13.-Thc AttOmey-General has
authorized ito beginning of an action entitled the
people OF the state of Now-Iorh "u the relation
OF Richard Watkins. Patrick Toner and Daniel umults,
ulaiuiNs against nCnTy c. Percy, Terrence Kierndn
rJ flnu,1. Carroll defendants. This is the NewIork
Gdcrmamic cont scd election case, in winch plaintiffs
s.. i'm iullLCut.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

FIN hrruu, Hofel-Associate Justice John VI.
Harlan United states supreme Court and smith w.
w.Rockwc. OF Glcns Falls. ny; Deputy secretary OF
state George Judge ID. y Cooley OF Iowa
and W. L. Lltctnn. of Philadeuha. Hurxrdht Ua.seII
I. Barnum. OF bridgeport Conn h'tor hcps,-E
Narscra r. Patrick Manlus. y. -. CidI,rdOn Il
Edward J. Phelps. OF burlington. .Grana CInnas
W- Bishop Thomas endricken. Of Providence ana tho
Hon p. Poland. Of Vermont Hdxor H0te-Ileu
tenant Comm nder Frederick Pearson L = ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-14

Countr Poor House for robbng that institution as
Gently rxposed by the Board of supervisor
superintendent John b. Ford; audthR SUP Wonse
Dr. Hegeman; clerk T.. j. Ford.
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DISASIROUS EXPLOSIONS.
TWO MEN INSTANTLY KILLED.

BRADFORD, Penn. Feb. 13.-By the cxplo-
zion of boiler at Bsnop, we'll Tottrn Farm. near saw
ycr City. this morning. two men, named Heujamiu
Mcpherson ana Peter Moore were instantly Killed, aud
y French and Jphu Rev n1lds we're dangerously, the
former II - supposed fatally injured. They
rlyrd in q auIus tue well when the boiler cx-
4. i.I1
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slNKING OE 4 COAL MINE.

PorrsyILLE. Penn, Feb. 13.-Ie>terday
some sxtccn houses owned 10y miners IN shenandoah
bc.an sinking into the ground and some Of them have
arcndy settlrd two three feet and are 5 moving.
The mates have All removed To piHcc, ot safety.
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P1SSENGERN ARRLVED.

FROM LONDON-Bv StedraShtD Aiso'iG.- p. r. proot, .
Hawkins, j Wilson. Mr.. Wilson, W. Lush -. b. Brown
Miss 9. y. BrOwn. \. Be4maD, Mr. and Hfs Calvert W
Brown. Mr.. woli II. Gsrtshore. j. !. Thompson Mrs.
~
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stubborn colds soon yield TO
JAMES ENPHCrORANt.


CoTGU! COUGH COTGH
Duror tho Fall winter and SpriuR mouths prol
~ les. iro,l .l with coughs and CO.'S f'dlei d mi
rlf cold ta Il i the starting point ~ 'nnNhlU1l .,ys
e,-St.ai. Nv 10 your druggist AMI gct bottle oi hsS \,
G,EFY ~ HoGEuOUND AND TAR his az gee -
dtirult breathing and an ado, uoi. u the .h.oa,
bronchial un,s and lungs leading 10 r LII Sod bv
"A dru, g~ts 1t 80 cents ana - 49,, '7 - 80
i,rr. ~, u. pot. CRIrEN1oN- o'nnnn'r,
% tr's r'pothtche DROPS cure IN ono minute
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-14
ANOTHER DELAY n TIE nLDEy MEETING.

1t j. reported now that the public meeting
proposed 10 be held the Cooper Institute IN behalf OF
sainufl J. Tldcn has been postponed until after the
adjournment of Congress j. stated that TINS delay
viii enable members ~ Congress - participate in the
dcI1on, ratiun who otherwise would Ind Int nCOnyCn-
ftt ia lt.t
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VIVID nEArn. rEoM llREpAMr.

SIS FEANCI>Co, Feb. l3.-A dispatch from
san IosC .ys tI.i ire damp ,son IN the tunnel Of
DO. Southern t,l-t lro,d near Alma, injured fourteen
men. Nine Cinnamon viii dI".
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MAXINE INTELLIGENCE.
IMMATURE ALMANAC.

sun 665 Sun SETS. 63t Clock fast Am q,
Moon rises m 1853 Moon souths. $50 Moons age dsy. "a
WATER TODAY.
sandy Hook III Gov Island. 1853 Han Gate... S42
UiGH WATER rODAY-P. u.
sandy HOOK.. 1873 Island. 224 HoI 1as. Ara
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GENERAL GRANT AT BOMBAY.

General Grant and party have arrived here.
They landed to-day.
rT;r ofter Fbrsjgn N,,0s per tir,t Pugsl
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the prize. The big the yachts OF the Nav
OF the Hudson and the Kidd Pennant takes place 36
tomorrow morning. Nineteen yachts have already
entered. The ice Ia IN splendid condition and the
weather Is clear Wv
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FATAL EXPLOSION ~ cnEWcAL WORKS.

DETROIT, Mich, tcb. lI.-lhc ovens IN tho
restoring rooms of the Jackson Chemical Works, at
JACKSON. NcI exploded Tins morning, entirely drmol-
i.ns the but DIN aud fatally ,calliur uf the fur
mace Ircu. Tie tl1c lS" That %. cIrhG nako fct
for q quarter Of mile. TIe lo-s is S2,OOJ.
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rLEcTING 4 COCNTY TREAsrREE.

The Attendance at yesterdays meeting OF
te Kings County Supervisor, was unusually afE', III
anticipation Of the election OF County Treasurer ~
place Oh Samuel z. Powell, deceased. Every member OF
he Board present and even hHyoi Howell an OK
bihco member who rarely attends The meetings was lh
ms seat when approximations Guthrie raped Tor
pldcr At an cary stage OF the proceedings Supervisor
Moran moved that the rules re suspended and mat me
election Of Treasurer take place but the motion was
defeated Amer a large amount OF Winporiani
business had been transacted, the order OF " motions
ma reeuuuouS " was reached. supervisor "iuHWroh'
al Flsfbu,i a ono" nominated eA-~nurif s"f Fu nam
Srbcuck of New Lots. for County Treasurer, super
Nisn, .br of the FIRST Ward. presented The name
az eX-Suutryisur icgu,> j. SfiHtll q! HiHNcS'"d p
the ufofa ballot 81 SclcHcL received u EDt's' "l
Mr. stiuwtN IL 4 formal ballot inca taken win
thc foIOWiu. result GulIaI scheme h, 10; imam H.
Thomas, 10; jacques J StlLYrI, J. Nj. r'hthtA vas
declared elected lie i. tue ia;criu-a" cf supervisor
Van sIccu, Of New L"i..
CONTESTED ELECTIONS OF STATEN ISLAND.
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HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY At HUDNUrs NO


2la BROADWAY
gs.n37' Noon. 80. o N. "a. Mfnxh', III
Highest durnP dsV. 81. iovssf 81:
Average J05s sans daT, 1873 80
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REN~sLLtEE coJ>W rooEnou-E IEArp@.
Troy, \. Y, Feb. BIB" Grand Jury has
indeed Tic following chclAs contacted Win tAc
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1,TRIGTURE. Impotence aud DISEASES W "t [9s
- ,,nrr,tiNe organ. radically Al T., 81 - az
>, ~ MY ny A%IfL- NJ lA4 leNlus'oh'
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Srrr, TiRE-PROOF SALTS. NJ CAST IRON.
ROCKINGHAM & LMoN. 80. - Nesey' "a
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GENERAL JONATHAN PEEL.

LONDON, Feb. 13.-Thc Right Hon. Lieuten-
ant General jonathan Peel weknOwn patron OF the
turf, IS dead.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-14

CONTESTED ELECTIONS Of STATEN ISLAND.
The politicians ~ the town OF Cas'lcton, >.
l.. u!e .rvat4 exercised over alleged frauds pcipt-
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,D,vcr,ov,pLr FEATURES IN THE INTERSTATE
CouMrRcE BuI--EFFKCr OF DISCRIMINATION
The New York herald., 1879-07-09
HERALD WEDNESDAY, g. 1s79-TRIPLE SHEET.
land, have failed. The liabilities of the Arm are

land, have failed The liabilities Of the firm are
stated at f25 900.
According to despatch from Washington the
United States Treasurer decides that the law
qures the per cent fund of national banks to be
maintained in United States notes. standard silver
dollars will not be accepted for that purpose.
The following despatch from the West gives the
movement of grain at the leading points there to-
day y:-Milwaukee--Recept of wheat 900 bushels;
shipments. $500 do; receipts of corn $500 do;
shipments. none Chicago-Receipts of wheat.
66.945 bushels; shipments. lS,ls7 do; receipts Of
corn. 1916 do; shipments. ia, 1872 do.
The exports Of produce from the port of New York
for the week ending to-day were s5646.576. against
$576 521 for the corresponding week last year. and
S5.O22, ,S95 in 1877. The total exports Of produce
since January l. this year. S163 94l. against
SIT. 49,, 500 for the period last year. and
Sl3s. .96s. .433 in 1871
1t is announced that tho Chicago. Milwaukee and
St. Paul Railroad Company has effected settlement
with the City of Glasgow Bank in regard to the
$4,000 900 bonds of the Western Union Railroad held
by that institution. The Chicago. Milwaukee and
St. Paul agrees pay the interest last February
aud up to July in cash, at the rate of per cent
per annum. and to exchange dollar for dollar its
G. per cent first mortgage bonds for the per cent
bonds of the Western Union Company. The propo-
sition has be submitted to the Scottish court. but
is likely to be approved as Is said to be acceptable
to the liquidators Of the City Of Glasgow Bank.
The following is the weekly statement of the Bos-
ton national banks returned to the Clearing House
July 7:-Captal $40 $780, OOo loans $ls1 1924 800; in
crease $l.24l. 800 Specie. s3.5s5. 200: increase,
1880. Legal tender notes. $4.7l7 100; increase.
s293 60O Five per cent fund. Sl.40l. 100; increase.
SO, 4OO Due from reserve agents. $7,645. .200 de-
crease $745,00O Duo from banks other than
serve agents, $s,577 100; increase s166OO0 Due to
other banks, S22. 1900; increase. $3.50 800 Gov
ernment deposits, s7.567. 400 decrease. $917. .1O0
Deposits, s45 1884, 1OO increase. $3.50 800. Circula-
ton, S2s,64O.OOO; increase $6l, roo
The Commercial Bulletin publishes the following
statement Of railroad earnings for the month Of
June:-
The New York herald., 1879-07-09
FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
A Fairly Active and Ragged
Market for Stocks.
MONEY On CALL 9 1-s TO 4 PER CENT.
Governments Strong, State Bonds Dull
and Railways Irregular.
WALL STREET.


There is nothing to be said of to-day stock mar
ket except that it was decidedly steady and excep-
tonally duh. Such animation existed was con-
ccntraed in the granger shares, which osciated be-
tween strength and weakness as there happened to
be momentary desire to buy or passion to sell.
Judging by quotations neither the bulls nor the
bears achieved much Of success for. allowing for
moderate fluctuations. the closing prices of the day
were within a fraction of opening ones. In specu-
lative sense there only two or three bright
spots in market which otherwise eclipsed.
Without being exactly shining lights there was
good deal OF glimmer about the grangers. and
smaller operators induced las are moths by
= candle) to try their luck in atmosphere
which was. at least lighted up by some pretence to
activity. AS the tone Of to-days market depended
greatly upon the tone of the grangers and the tone
Of the grangers depended almost wholly upon the
nature of the Western crop reports it is conceivable
that news from the grain growing districts of the
Northwest looked :or with great deal of inter-
est. Such have Is favorable to the full
est extent. kilograms from official sources picture
the crop along the line of the St. Paul road being
of the most favorable description, and assert that
the prospects of bountiful harvest have never
been better. Between the bad reports which have
been circulated for some days back and the re-
assuring good reports which to-day
there has been considerable dutter in
the market price of the grangers. which
not only left these stocks in q state of
great fevershness, but imparted sort of uneasness
to the rest of the list 1t eventuated therefore, that
while stocks fairly strong there doubt
existing as to how long they would remain So This
point is being argued in the street without cost to
either party beyond an expenditure of words. When
It comes to be argued in the Board room it will be
npon the basis of cash, and it is only upon practi
sable argument of this sort that will be enabled
20 get o notion of the true course OF the market.
The following table shows the extreme huctua-
lions Of the day i'll leading stocks:--
The New York herald., 1879-07-09
1000 oChes&Olstm.s .sB
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT WAS 1-SC. LOWER FU-
TUREs CLOSED srEADY-FLoUR HIGHER
WHEAT HIGHER-CoRN HIGHER R-oATS 1-2C.
HIGHER-wHIsKEY NoMINAL-PoGK QUIET
LARD QUIET SPIRITS TURpENrINE QUIET
ROsIN NoMINAL-CoFFEE FIIM-sUGAR FIRM
TUESDAY, July SCI NJ.
The merchandise markets were generally steady
under fair inquiry. but there were some note
worthy exceptions. the most conspicuous of which
was the market for wheat. which excited and de-
cidedly higher though business was moderate. Flour
was higher in sympathy with wheat. Corn was in
demand and higher. Oats decidedly better.
Whiskey was nominal Pork quiet. Lard
quiet and easy. Cotton tho spot lower. Fu'
lures closed steady. Coffee and ruled firm Oils
were quiet, was also petroleum. Rosn dull and
nominal Spirits turpentine quiet.
ASHES renamed quiet at 4ssc 4Sc for pots and &C.
6Ac for pearls
ANTHONY quoted at 1ls4c. l2c-, according to
brand.
BEnswAx was nominal at 24lsc o5c for Western and
Southern.
CorFKs-Thoro much better demand for Rio, which
resulted In sales of IL $50 bags Since the follow
ing vessels have arrived Asbne with 1865 bags Rio
Humboldt with 22sl3 bags including 15l22 bags Rio
and 1851 bags Santos, and Sarah H. Ridgway with soo6
bags Rio making a grand total of SAT bags. Tho
following were tho sales, all Rio and private
terms:-4.5oO bags, Margarido BAGS and 500 bags
ex Aabine ll56 bags City Of Rio Janeiro 1900 bags
dn los), same Sf6 bags John Sherwood, and 500
bags withdrawn from stock) Gootfe The stock here
tonight in first hands is SO646 bags Mild coffee
about steady $50 bags St Domingo sold 11c and 30s
and 5s7 bags Maracaibo sold private the latter
parcel ex Alps We quote:-Ordinary, Ike; fair do,
13c good do, l4c.; prime do l41ac.: extreme range
for lots Ike 6hc; Santos fair to good, 13e l31ac
ninety days; Java, government bags pc 23c.
mats 24e 2oc Singapore, l6c lie: Ceylon. l4c
Paca i2c l4sse st. Domingo lole Ll1sc; Porto
Curacoa lie. u 12c.
CooPERAGE Stock was quiet but steady. We quote: -
Moasses shocks, 32nch with heads ST. 65 81 sugar
shocks with heads. snch. 81 IS 81 10: do do,
$l 80 81 70; box shocks. soc. 6oc do $3 ~
$3 so; pipe do $6 ST 5O empty hogsheads s. 81 IS
hoops feet ordinary to prime. S33 1885, do, - feet
do S2S $50 per VI.
COPPER was quiet and trihe easier: The sales
about 2OOO lbs at 1895. the market closing at that
CoRpAGk was dull We onote ote-Mana, large aud small,
12sc. DC arred Manila 12c Sisal rope lU1ac
COTTON on the spot quito active at decline of &c.
The sale OF 800 bales reported below for
lot Futures opened l5 points lower but the of
the market at the close steady Tho loss for the
from to IA points the principal decline being the
earlier months The closing of to-day compare with
yeate davis fol
The New York herald., 1879-07-09
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LONDON July 8. 1879
past week says:-' The agricultural pros
the hay crop will 70 except as
The condition Of wheat Is nn'mproved Barley in
speedy advent OF sunshine prevent almost general
weather and light supplies English wSea, s %possd
bs Is , IN sns majority Of AS soSn.,y 81
establish any advance for home grown ia London in
OF foreign varieties rovious rates however have been
well supported especially for choice parcels. and she
large foreign arrivals have caused scarcity granary
bought freely TO The on the pos having
lately been confined TO the retail of small millsrs
arrivals ports been small or coas. wheas
s s s "nS ssoS
was done In forward wheat particularly for red
prices improved I'd: per quarter Maize was not
could be repeated the demand is still SLACK Last
weeks ssleS Of English wheat soaatsd 70 $4,000 guar
dos per quarter Tor ,as same period last year The i'm
= amounted 70 c~I Of whsa, and "a s sS oi
dsur At Mark Lane to-day Monday supply English
As Flour %np S Sa rss" n % sS I'd
I'D. quarter Maize aud barley steady"
Advcos from state that the hop crop threatens
more disastrous failure than for years past
LrvRRrooL, July s-5PM
Cotton-Thc sales Of the day include $500 bales Ameri
Clause q%d nd sS low %
November and December deliveries i3s2d.
ASr~KRr. July =. Is7s
Petroleum, lIs4t for hnc pale American.
LONDON. July s--4:3oP NJ
Refined petroleum, 6ssd per gallon.
IIvkRrooI. July =. 1s79
Pork-Prme mess, Eastern, duh Ju.. do, Western,
dull a i6s cut dull at 27s. short rib
dull at 27s. Ja long clear dull at 2.s I'D short
clear dull ut 21s. Hams--Long hrmer s5s
shoulders dull at 2ls cd Bcef-lndia moss. none in
market; extra do dull at sis do In the
het Lard-Primc Western dull at SIS Sd Tallow-
Prime city dull Sis. I'D. Turpeutine-splritS
in the market nosin - Common hrnsr al
IS Sd fine steady at los. Cd, Cheese-Americal
flour--Exifa state dull at Us. Whoa,-spring, No.
hrmcr 10. sd do, No. = hrmcr I'd Western
winter hrmcr at Is Id southern winter hrer gs
Id CornNew mixed steady at Is. ID ola mixed steady
nj Is Id Cottonseed ollellow American steady 2s
kosin-Common ns London, steady at Is I'D. Turpen.
tine-spifts, at London steady at us I'D.
FINANCIAL.
LONDON, July S-4 r ".
Consols tS ll6 for money eSi for the United
states bonds new byes, lt1; Pennsyvana Central Al;
New Jersey Central 33 The amount Of bullion withdraw
from the Bank OF England balance today Is fIVDUu
Paris advices quote five cent rentes 7 Tor the
count.
Pans July =, ls7a
Exchange on London psf 2pc. for checks
The New York herald., 1879-07-09

Austrian bark Philasephia to Venice 5oobbls and
II 600 do As sd. and BE; Italian bark Phiia-
dephia 20 Sicily, 1900 do 23c Norwegian bark;
Philadeiuhia 10 Gothcuburg 500 bbls. reEned
and naphtha As. Id one Philadcphia TO Leghorn. GD
bbs and 1000 refined petroleum .ic and Is Sd;
Norwegian bark Philadelphia the Baltic 32uO bbis
do Is; American bark ooo bbls. do. hence 10 Lon
don, s one 5000 bbs crude petroleum. hence 10 Ant
werp Is. Sd one, 5000 bbls hence to Bcrdeanx,
js. Sd: American bark. 10000 refined pstro-
leum, hence Angler for orders, java reported
al 3ic. swedish bark Swedish port 200 bbls
do at Is Norwegian bark $500 bbls. crude petroleum,
hence to Marseles, is sd one 200 bbis refined PEE
troeuin. hence to the Baltic. 4s Austrian bark. 2oO
beis do, hence TO Trieste As 3D.; Italian brig:
S..oO do, hence to Zants for orders, 29c. I;
British bark Baltimore Cork for orders O bbls do.
4s Cd July loading; bark rumored." 1000 bills do,
German Baltic, Is. 3D. August
clearance; Norwegian bark. $500 bills. do,
hence 20 Copenhagen IS lOl.d q Swedish bark,
2 200 bbs. do. hence to Malmo or stockhom,
Is I'D British 93b tons, hence Liverpool
general at rates Norwegian bark, 5000 quarters
grain hence Cork tor orders. As I'd British bark
CLOSED previous arrival, 6.2OO bbls. naphthn.
hence to Liverpool, ls. Norwegian bark, 4ol tons
hence to Hayre. rates general cargo American
brig PSI hence TO Palma, alcohol private terns
German bark 900 bills refined petroleum hence Ham
burg, 3s 10 Bremen, 1900 bbls. do Is. 3D. Nor
weeian bark 100 bbis do hence TO the German Baltic
direct, H.