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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-06

IL ARRANGEMENT or PASSENGER TRAINS March
80 1879 dvoJs looI OF ccEtsnat
loo D IN. :or Esston, Bethieaem. Allentown kcal.ng
Mauch Chunk. naLeton, MsaaEOy CITY, Ashland Wilkes
lafrV. scranton and nnkhaRnock.
$50 D. fi. Nigh. EIpress, daily for ksstOn beiheheu
Allentown. Mauch ciank. SilSesbsrie Elnira Ithaca
Ccrovs Auburn, Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls and
ROBf SAYKE, SuD't snd Fng'r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-06
TALL RIVER LINE

l. FOR BOSTON AND THE EAST.
steamers BRISTOL and PIlONIDENCE leave New York
daly Suncays ilcuaea Pier p. North River foo5
of 500 lpaNo BROOKLYN a s.)
y. M, Jersey city, I:50
NEWPORT LINE FOR BOSTON AND THE FAST-
Steamers SENPORT and OLD COLONY. from Pier -
North Ityor. Gay 1s1BaAys iRclu@edl az Pare only
one DOLLAR Limited tickets good only OF steamer "a
day n date and connecting train which leaves Newport
$3.50 nonnr arriving Boston az 1850 a. 1icksis
state obtained az Office Narth
Elyor and steamers. BORDEN d LOWELL. Agt4
GEO. J.. CONNOR Oen'i Pass'r Agt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-06
TO PHILADELPHIA
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD

THE OLD IsrABLIsHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between ~
NEw-YCRK AND PHILADELPHIA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-19

London dispatches announced no change In the
Bank Of England discount rate. which remains
per cent. The bank gained EOS 900 bullion for the
week ending yesterday. but the proportion Of its
reserve to Its liabilities is Ak per cent. against
Al l116 per cent last week. The London market for
British consols and United States bonds is I'M
changed except for United States ves of 1884, which
advanced from 1865 to l06A. Erie common de-
clned from 43% to AK, the preferred being quoted
at 20 IT, against u at the close yesterday. Erie
consolidated seconds fell of from COX to S9X aud
rallied s9X do rsts from ITO to 10y. while
Erie funded AYES were unchanged at 81 . IS. New
Jersey Central fell of to 50 "a. Illinois Central
is steady at 10lk. Pennsylvania rose from
SIX to 81 AID Reading from S5K to 35H. but
the former afterward declined to SIX and the latter
to IS. Bar silver was quoted at 52Xd. per ounce.
The weekly statement Of the Imperial Bank Of Ger
many shows increase in specie of 900 marks.
The Bank Of France gained 1850 francs In specie
during the week. Closing quotations. in London
were:-Consos for money. 96X OF; do. for account.
81 97h; four per cent bonds. 1861; ~ per cent
bonds l0sh ves Of 1881, lo6; Erie. common shares.
AXIS do. preferred shares. 70 r.; Erie rsts. l19 .
100; do. seconds S9x; do. fves "a IS; New Jersey
Central. 80 "a; Illinois Central. 1O1K.
Foreign exchange in this market was Arm. and
the rate for demand bills advanced from 4.S4h
to 4s5 owing to the fact that money is triae rmer
short date remitances at the close of the year. The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-19
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT UNCHANGED; FUTURES
CLOSED FIRM-FLoUR QUIET-wHEAT NOM
INAL-CoRN QUIET - OATS FIRMER PORK
QUET-LARD QUIET-sPIRITs rURPENTINE
sTEADY-ROsIN DULL-COFFEE QUrET-sUGAB
QUIET PETROLEUM DULL-wHIsKEY NOM
INAL.
THURSDAY. Dec. 1876 p NJ.
Business moderate in most quarters to-day.
and in some the markets irregular. On
Change hour remained quiet. Wheat was quiet and
nominal Corn without decided change. Oats
frmer. Whiskey nominal. Pork quiet. Lard easier.
Cotton on the spot was unchanged; futures closed
arm. Groceries generally quiet also naval
stores. oils and petroleum.
steady 4oc for sxpor. and 81 II 81 IL
for free.
CoSTER-The market for Rio quiet; mild coffee
also quiet The December Padang auction Of piculs
went at 20 FORMS which Is the highest price obtained
within the nine We
lac. far do, l5Ac; good do, l6Sc; prime 1916 San
tos fair to good. l5szc lekc 90 days. Java grass
2tc 26c Singapore. l6c l7c Ceylon, lac. l7c. ;
Maracaibo, lac. &c.,. LaEuavra, l4hc 16xc jamaica
lac. l6c.: ST. Domingo l3c lac; Porto Rico 15c.
l7c Costa Rca lac. lie Mexican, Ice IKE. Mocha
24c 24ac Angostura, lSc l9c Savanilla 13c. 1Sc
CorroS ON the spot was dull and weak ut late prices
Futures were less active but higher by 10 n points the
ton A. NJ and three 7. M sum las 600 bales, fol-
lows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-19

At the regular monthly meeting OF the Erie dtrec-
tors to-day nothing of interest was done.
The following the rates Of domestic exchange
on New York at the aforementioned cities to-day
Savannah buying y OF. selling of; Charleston.
easy, y sic discount. 4 discount par: New Or
leans. commercial $50 discount. bank $50 dis.
count; st. Louis 1.5O per 1000 discount; Chicago.
weak, 100 discount; Boston, $50. discount.
Movement Of grain at leading points to-dsy:-Mil-
waukee-Receipts Of wheat, $1,000 bushels; ship
ments, 440O do; receipts OF corn 1000 do; ship
mcnts, 1900 do Chicago-Recepts Of wheat. "a. 435
bushels; shipments. l2.6SS do; receipts OF corn
lU4. 1877 do; shipments. 1884 do.
The total amount Of bids for Union Trust Com.
pany receipts sold for the c.. C. and G. Company
to-day was S3.l91.OO0. Tho following awards were
made -$s5 900 at "a. $4,000 At SO. $4,000 ct "a.
Sl2s.0U at s2.77. Total $1500o00. The $4,000 of
income bonds were sold at 81.
The London Hndncier this morning says THE
weakness In the silver market is partly due to the
almost prohibtory rates for freghts now ruling at
Calcutta where sailing tonnage is very limited. the
asking prices being from rs shlings to 95 shillings
to London and Europe. There was . good demand
for discount yesterday ct AZ per cent. The Fynan-
cier says:-"The bulk Of the paper Offering was.
however. that drawn by American houses ct sixty
days. This may continue feature for some time
and impart additional strength to the MARKET"
From the report OF the Union Pacific Railroad for
the year ending September 80 1870 It appears that
the earnings were $l2.945.77o II. The earnings for
October. 1879. estimated at ST. $685. $50. and for
November at si24l.9so. making increase of
SAL. 1855 October and November. 1873 The gov
eminent directors in their annual report state that
the road is in prosperous condition and promises
this year to show gross earnings Of 49, 100000.
with operating expenses reduced to about forty-two
per cent of earnings. Out of the net earnings the
company can pay Its bondholders their interest and
comply with the directions of tho Funding bill,
which sets apart twenty-five per Of its
ings and still leaves the stockholders and half
per cent. Quarterly dividends of one and half per
cent already made. Fifteen thousand Ave hun.
dred twcnty-six tons of steel rails have been laid
on the western half OF the road and tons arc to
be laid before tho LIST day Of January next. making
10000 tons in all. equal to about 22s miles Of track
the present year.
At tho Mining Board to-day business was dull, and
the changes generally were slight. The following
were the saes -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-19
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY 49, SHEET

bushels; shipments, 7775 do. Corn steady. With fair
demand at 4ic 44c. Oats strong at Acc. 4l1ac Rye
dull ana drcopins a Doe 3s Barley quiet z, zoe Pork
nomnally Unclaimed; shoulders. 4sc; clear ribs oae
Bacon dull and nominal. Green in fair demand;
shoulders &C.. clear sides s. 80 50 80 Hams sac.
14c Whiskey steady. with fair demand 81 o. But
ter steady and unchanged Sugar hards Ice llc
new Orleans, 7tic Sc. Hogs steady firm common,
So % s. DO light. 81 "a Is: packing - 20 Si IS;
butchers 81 IS 81 so; receipts 900; shipments 2(o
CHICAGO, Dec Is. 1879
Flour dull and nominal Wheat active firm and CHER;
No. red winter, 81 81: No. Chicago spring, 81 2s3,
cash 81 29s 81 29s4 January 81 sos 81 a. Feoru
No. do 81 1881 rejected 95s,c. Corn steady with
fair demand. 4oiac 4D5ac cash 4O1Sc iO5kc jan
Ale s4lsc, February 461ac 46sc May rejected.
3sc Oats fairly active and shade higher; 3ltc CASH
34sc bid. January: 3jsc. February; 39.4c sSc May
Rye and barley steady and unchanged Dressed
e 50 - %, Pork unsettled and generally lower at
February; ST. 92S = ST. 80. March Lard quiet
and weak 81 20 cash: 81 22l y 70 January: 81 %
and frn whiskey steady and unchanged at 81 H. Re.
ceips-Flour $500 bbl; wheat. 72OOO bushels corn.
ioiao do; oats 24.ooo do rye 1000 do barley 25ooo
do. ShipmentsFlour 10000 bbs wheat $4,000 bushels;
corn 81 900 do oats II 900 DO; rye ~ zoo DO barley
frmer and higher Oats Hrmer and irregular bu. not
auotably higher Pork stronger and &C. higher Lard
stronger and 21zc. higher.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-19

-Sta0eu-Good ordinary lOtec.: strict good
receipts at the ports were IS follows 6yl
bales; New Orleans, s,4S6; Mobile, 1889; Ssvsnn
AL; Charleston, Soos; wimington. $40; Norfolk,
Philadelphia lbs. Total 3o.473 bales. This day last
;ne: sspsembsr 2 7ss5sS bales Liverpool teeer.m.
speculation, and 1000 do. export Middug mp
lands Sled; middling 0rlesn., 10 i6d. Eu-
lures opened, sellers at q. lid decline. Dc.
6kd 23 SID January February delivery upiands low
mddling clause IL l9d eAd.; February March deliv
8 la idd MsrchApr delivery. upi.nds. low middling
middiins clause fs.ied Msy-Jmns delivery. apisnds
1ST %ssE Ss ds:ryt sp.a.
weaker. free sellers at last quotations. Hsifpast one
p. M-ordinary upiands, 6A4d-; good. ordinary
spl.na., ehd; iow s, mi m.ddIing uplsnds. LIED
27.32d April May delivery. upands. low middling
clause 20 sd MsyJune delivery uplands low mddling
observation-disclosures delivery; uplsnds., low middling
low middiins eian,e. aS,s2d. rs6ra.ry:Msrsi
S%siivcry nps sds. low misalns CLAUSE sasad
SD 8 r.. .M-DecemberJ January delivery. up.
lands, low middling tciausc, % SD MarchApr de-
livery, uplsnds low mddiipg clause. 2gS2d 67sd.;
q i5-I6d.; May-June delivery, upands. low middIng
clause. I'd. Futurcs closed weak.
FLouR AND GRAIS.-Recepts-Flour 1924 bbla wheat,
433Ie bushels; oats. 4o97a do. rye. I.2s2 do barley
1850 do malt. II $50 do Piourfhe market remained
quiet prices little changed TIE sales
gliding STATE Western ana sonhern we're about 1000
steady with sales OF loo bbis Corn meal ruled steady
with sales Of LOO bblA aud lOOo bags a. full Drces We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-19
GRAIN MEN EXCITED.

BITTERLY OPPOSED TO THE GENITAL SYSTEM
AND REJECTING PROPOSED AMENDMENTS 70
THEIR RULES.
Although the members Of the Produce Exchange
decided by their votes Saturday last that the
GENITAL system must 60 into effect all their trans
actions the grain trade sti firm in their deter
mination to have nothing to do with IL. On wednss-
day last the Board of Managers adopted some amend
ments 10 the grain rules conforming them to the
Genital system, and President Hncken called meet
ing Of the grain trade for yesterday morning TO
slider the After the first call Mr. j. II. Herrick
chairman OF the Committee on Grain. presented tho
amended rules and asked the views of the trade In
regard to them. After a motion had been made
that they should be adopted Mr.. Leonard Hazeltine
OF the arm of Jesse Hoyt 4 Co.. said that an out
rage had been perpetrated the grain trade by the
way tho GENITAL system had been forced upon them.
and he asked those present to vote the aop
ton OF the amended rules, any other that might
be presented, until such time as the voice OF the
trade had been given that weight which was due to
Mr.. David Bingham. Of Bingham Brothers. in
ply. said he deprecated any action savoring OF
pettshness on the part Of the trade. He contended
that the vote by which the GENITAL system had been
adopted was perfectly proper and that IL was fun
damental rule OF the government that q majority
vote should decide all questions He said that IL the
grain trade had any lawful constitut ionai grcv-
ances there were many ways OF getting redress. He
remarked that IN few months the annual election
would take place. and the trade could then make this
question living issue In the election OF officers.
MIR. Hazeltine replied that there was no analogy
between the majority ruling aud the way the
tai system had been forced upon the grain trade OF
New York. The trade had always been opposed to
the GENITAL, and 1T had been put upon them by
others. He complained that the Board of Managers
had adopted a rule by which transactions under the
GENITAL system should be by decimas. aud that sub
sequently they had amended the same by substitut-
ing fractions, showing that they inconsistent.
Mr.. Henry I. kneeland expressed himself in
cord with the remarks of the previous speaker and
dwet especially ON the change from decimals to
fractions.
The question Of adopting the amendments pre-
sented by the Board OF Managers was then voted
down by an overwhelming majority The discus
sion continued after the grain call to the serious in
terruption OF business and no transactions were
ported. The Board of Managers have choice In
the premises and must enforce the GENITAL system,
but there is some talk OF a conference committee
being appointed TO settle the question.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-19
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. Doc ls. 1874
so SS ssan.r R,sdS s receipts Ss IS. .s &
10 the Continent 1878; eoastwise. $500 Sales 1850
NEW ORLEANS. Doc. IL. 1879
iis good era"ar rt" Ms receipts ''s %,sSSss
sse.s75. go '''''' ''0'' last '''H'ns a"" STOCK
Cotton quiet and Arm; middiing ike: low middiing
boris ssss Srap.y a a . 'Sssp sd:s s.
sS s,d %dSS ss sY S %pE
To the Contingent $50 sosswiss +a' Sales. 1905;
Sr ss% S ss'; soo 'f %ss. sales
Western :, Sss ola ana %,Ssd sss
ss nsy % s' made Rye
sh~ns eno,sa At 81 city made ssi frsisSs S
;ssady wheat ,ae sSrm Ss oats Co. 20 New xosk
bushels: corn. asato do i54oO do barley 400
do; barley, 3.ooo do. rye. 2ooO do
Flour armsr but not quotabiy higher; sales 500 bills
white At 70 % Wheat steady and n good demand
spos and psssmssr janasty Fesra si
iaf inquiry M ysos 5 i hsh %'sca i'Gss AZ
mixed. t5te No DO; 4ec Oats scarce and very nrm
s $50 ss ds and 90 very MIKE s s ss
s r%s 20 ri shse 40 Ss. easier all nd DO
wheat aicS bushels corn i4oS do. oats. a2SS Do
corn, SuU do. oats, 100 do.
ToLRpo. Dec. ~, 1879
whcst quiet but firm; No. white Michigan, 81 35is
amber Michigan. spot, 81 80; No rod winter, spot
81 sss February. VI Az March. 81 46 No. Dayto
aud Michigan red 81 3o rejected 81 or Corn dull No
SPOT a.e May $40 NJ wno ra5s sc,eysSd
A. The close wheat lover No. red winter. December.
held ~ Soy sales January, at 81 40; February 81
March, 81 ~. Dressed hogs. - 20. Recepts-Wheat,
zOUU bushels; corn, 2OOUO do. Shpments-Wheat. 5UuJ
bushels; corn. 1S.OUO do.
CiscssArt, Dec Il. 1873
fair demand and arm ct u ~ 81 35S receipts, o277
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-19

Wheat was very quiet aud but little done. The APP
determination OF the grain TRADE to In
tho GENITAL almost stopped business the cali Tho
Increment Of the system engcnders good deal of III
feeling aud ncreres materially with business The
market for cash wheat was nominal, particularly for
spring Tho following the bid aud asked prices
the last call NO white for December 81 5ix bid 81 53
asked January ~ 56 bid 81 57e asked per ccnai Feb
ter Tor December 81 55Is bid SOS asked January per
Genital 81 ~ bd ~ 63 asked February per Genital
bid 81 ss asked The sales including loo Oh bushels
future delivery 2UUUi bushels at 81 80 81 51 for
q ycs4 Cor February on sio2 Tor Nc white cash;
ary ~ 90 per Genital for February 81 4s1s Tor No
WHITE 81 80 for ungraded white 81 4o 81 ~ for
do red. ST. "a for No amber, and 81 10 81 ~ Tor No
Chicago and Milwaukee,. Corn was without especial
snahse cos"g ~ NY ,nst ea ~ Ioo
asked January steamer per GENITAL ~ % $40 bid "a 40
February No 2 per GENITAL ~ II bid. IA askcd May
No 2 per GENITAL ~ ~ bid VI i7H asked. The sales IN
bushels, vt efc. 04c. for No. In store aud anost and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-19

The following the opening quotations for
mining stocks at San Francisco to-day:-Gould
Curry. AGO. Savage 6; Chollar. 57s; Ophr. 20; Hale
& Norcross. Ok; Crown Point assessment delin-
quent 100; Yellow Jacket ss<; Belcher, Ii Imperial
1892 Virginia Consolidated 40; California. Al Best
Belcher 91s; Union Consolidated. Az; Alpha 81;
Sierra Nevada. 231s; Mexican. TN; Silver Hill. y;
Original Keystone. 335; Justice /; julia 10; Utah.
IL Alta 2.s5; Bodie. OK; Independence. Y; Segre-
gated Belcher. 49, Bulwer. 9Z; Mono. 81; CONSOLE
dated Pacific 4; Potosi. 8; Exchequer. az; Mon
mouth. 81; North Standard. 1.S0; Boston Console
dated, 1.2O.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-19
BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKET.

RIO JANERo, Dec. IL. 1873
Market very quiet; prices nearly nominal Aver
daily receipts, $500 bags Shipments Of the week.
To the Channel and North OF Europe, l2OoO bags;
to the United States 26O do to the Mediterranean.
2oOu Sales of the weckFor the Channel and north of
Europe bags; for the United States 1000 do for
the Mediterranean Stock 800 uOO bags. Exchange
on London 23 Frsights per sail for the Channel 40s
SANTOS. Dec. II, 1879.
Market very quiet; prices nearly nominal Aver
age daily receipts 100 bags shipments of the week
TO all Countries 7,Oon bags; to the Channel Europe
and the Mediterranean 900 Sales of the week-for
Europe. none; for the United States, none. Stock,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-19
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

FALL RIVER, Mass Dec. Is, 1879
The printing cloth has ruled quiet, with quota
tons seade but still in buyers favor Tor small Quanti
ties of goods.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-19

The Utah Mining Company has levied an assess
ment Of 50 per share. and the Alta Company An
assessment Of hfty cents per share.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-19

Alt. l. Tcrre H....
Alt. L. Terre II. pr
Att. II Pac. Tel.
Canton
Canada Southern.
Chi, st. l.. IL N. o.
Ches. Il Ohio.....
c.. G. K l. C......
Chi. d. Il Q'ncy..
Chicago Il Alton.
Clcv. " Pittsburg.
Chi, st. p. l. Min.
Chi. Il N. w..
Obi. l. N. w. prf..
Chi, NJ. h st. p.
C.. NJ. 4 st. p. pr.
Chic. Il. l. L. P...
Del, l.. h West.
Del. Il Hudson.
Han. K st. 10.
Han. l. st. 10. pr.
Illinois Central. :.
Ind, Gin. X l.. 80.
Kansas Pacihc....
L'viIle 4 N'ville. .
Lake Shore.......
Manhattan ......
Xetropolitan.....
Michigan Central.
Mobile II Ohio.
Mo-, Kan. 4 Tex.
Morris l. Essex. :.
Nash. c. Il st. L.
N. j. Central -.
New Cen. Coal.
N. Y. Central.
N. Y. Elevated. 80.
N. Y. l.. K. Il W..
N. Y.,L. l.. Il w pr.
Northern Pac.
Northern Pac. pr.
Oregon Il. n Nav.
Pacific Mail.
Phil. Il Reading.
Quicksilver ......
Quicksilver pr. 80.
Wab..St l.. " Pac.
Wab.. St.L.& p. pr
STANDARD Mining.
Sutro Tunnel. -.
st. L. n San F....
st. l.. n San +. pf.
st. LIZ ST. LIST pf.
st. L.. /. M. Il s..
Union p cihc. 80.
Yves. Union 'rei...
American Ex.....
Ohio Il Miss ......
st. p. & 3. CITY,.
st. p. " s. City pr
Lake 4. n VEST.
Excelsior Mining.
Bost'nW'r Power.
Cum. Coal Co. 90.
. Ex dividend.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-19
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Dec 1876 p. N.
Cotton-Futures closed weak; uplands low middlIng
clause December and January delivery, 25-32d upands
low middling March and April delivery - 32d
also sgd; uplands low middng clause, April and May
delivery l5l6d uplands low middling clause Nay and
June delivery I'd.
Refined petroleum. 71sd per gallon.
EXCHANGE.
LIvERPooL Dec. Ia, 1879.
Pork-Prime mess, Eastern, dull ut 62s: prime
Western. dull obs. Bacou--Cumberand cut dull ut
1885, short rib dull ut 39s I'D. long clear dull 1T 5Ss
short clear dull ut 4os. Hams-Long cut dull 1T Ais
shoulders dull at 25s. Beef-India dull at
s5s:; extra mess dull at lois: prime mess
dull ut s2s. Lard-Prime Western dull at
37s. Cd. Tallow-Prime city steady at 37s Sd.
Turpentine-spirits hrmer at 3s. sd. Rosin-Common
dull S. line dull l6s Cheese-Amercan choice dull
at Gas. sd Lard oil dull 4os. Fiour-Extra state
steady At 3Ds. 3D. Wheat-Spring No dull 1T los "a
spring No. dull at lis winter now Western dull st
lis Sd; winter southern dull at lis. I'd. Corn
Mixed dull S. lloyd. Cottons seed ol-Yellow Ameri
in market kosinCommon. at London. dull ~
SIS. TurpentineSpirits. at London steady vt 3Os 3D.
LONDON, Dec. 10. 6P. N.
Refined petroleum. exd per gallon. Sperm OIL f6s per
ton.
BREMEN Dec Is. 1872
American lard closed at 4Ols marks por ITO lbs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-19

State and railway bonds quiet and heavy.
Following is q list OF the sales:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-19
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA, Dec. 10. 1879
Spanish gold, 234,f 23a Exchause quiet to fat; on
the United States sixty days gold, % IA premium
short sight, ao 81 premium: on London Tx lsh
Dram iunl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-12-19


Included in the above 100 bales arrive Delivered
contract 800 bales yesterday. Current prices Of
spot cotton he following quotations for
running in quality not more than half grnde above or
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-04-02
Why Is Ii.

Why is it: That people arr always so I" tired
Gus hy twenty Hlnute sermon, AMI 81
refreshed by TAO hour society drama, u IT.
lie ia
! hsI t am6oat Always has an 10 uquera.
bic horrUr Ui It's U~u time caruI
That every man Sh0 owns horse, think. he
has stopper. and drmly believes that The
animal would 60 like the wind ii be we're " let
uui p
That nobody ever thinks of sitting IN SUN
aier huu,e?
That hunting parties irum The city always kill
80 uiauY more prairie chickens than they bring
IN Z Z 2 - aL
That 30 many more watch chains are worn
than EaIche>?
That ~ nO matter what direction man starts
pm the PUlat always uilluates 10 the end Of
hi- fug-rg
That ne alSays swears when the terminus
above referred To = reached?
That Wuuian = a!Says glad 10 see her poor
relations cVme 70 vail her. bringing their chill
dren ~ith thrm his Is IImId venture al uis-
suIs-d sarcasm.
That thinks any other nan knows
how TO build fire.
That ever nSIng man who smokes affects to
be cnnnuI-~sur 10 cigarsl
That bankers never have any money 10 loan
That the eHeF Is cuti-e Is out the more
yuG have 10 bus, while Ihe ofleuer the cradle Is
0Bt. Tue longer It ta,Ss?
I5st your boy ShU never goes farther from
home han the next ruruer, Is accurately
iEinFmsfi EhsH lie returns On matters thai
lran-pirzd u the river two mites uWly?
hat erItuFs mnch ~esIthler than law
yeF- p Burning ou Ha~k-ye
The Hawaiian gazette., 1879-04-02
a sample Acknowledgements" Orator

Fsifef-ciliz-ns-' szui be, . m hard-6-te,i
-oH NJ ISii. LIN bHeklsyer by trade AMI no,
q bII s=hinet VI H. No s'r; | 4s=n'I BORN Nth
silver spt50n into my lHuGIh. or graded IN tits.
lap q luxury an --il-nade man, g-nIleueu.'
! Uud heIirr have let uaI he jsO remsrk I'd
voice 10 the rear Of The ball Hs sconed tO
nOiIee The interruption, bot prDeeed-d:
fes, Teller criz=n>. Tn proud u having
rI-en % hone-t industry, proud 5f sppe4r1u TO
-oiieIt your sHaIase a- tTae Representatives Of
iahUF a. one uf zhich ha- contributed 10 bgIid
Up this community by The s~e.t Of hi, brON and
The ~oik q his h4A'is APpIasse As La,
saying fin . brektger ~ Trade I've xark-d
~ 's'-s mute than half the paIstiaI msnssoa-.
magnificent cnmm+rciaI structures and heaven
ps'in'Ilg spires Nhieh oeaaiIfy aad sdDrH our
foEn- Great enthusiasm. And here, night
here. g-nti-nIAa are the identical tool. With
1hleh ! have carved ogI my way 10 prosperity. -
Here The orator examined troNei and ham
MR. sa.id i-sieLIng pl4odit.-
Pa-= ieFH this say. said an excited listener,
eslfrDIlJ bei0ngng la The EorkIug class lei
NE gaze onI0 them reiics.T
he t0uis Eere handed ID him, aud be scrati-
nizz,i Th-m siIh deep interest.
f"a -sF yog sUrk As a brickIsyerl' saId
be- forming sharply TO The orator.
Yes
And airh them tooI.l"
Yes cir; Ihl-e are the sery tools bosghr
1hen ! made m 6r.t starr as q joarneyman. To
them eHe ny pro-psrry.
Will. thea. mast -zy you deserve great
Credit % dues any man sbo cnaIJ lay brIrk-
@tth -uch sespSas- GentIsmen farming to be
aHdieHce. just look at EN-. It's 70 gardeners
tEoEss sSd e2Epsctsrs hza1sfT