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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-02-19
LEGISLATIVE DULLNEss.

would write you few items of leg
islative doings, if there was any to be
found worth writing, but as the expert
enced reporters for the city dailies can
get nothing worth writing from the Cap
itol, it would be useless for a tyro like
myself to attempt it.
THE STATE DEBT-GEN. PRYOR's PROPO-
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-02-19
HAT DEPARTMENT.

500 Cases Mems Hats,
500 Cases Boys Hats,
500 Cases Ladies' and Misses
Hats,
500 Cases Children's Hats.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-02-19
GenenaI Merchandise

ever offered In the Southern eountry. The al
rantag obtained By ~ IN purchasing nulRnr
FROM THE MANUFACTURERS iu iafgo quauti-
tee, enables ua b. compete successfully With TIE
largest houses in the Unitcd states.
GOWAN, M'CLUNG & co.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-05

similar instance within our memory. And,
now. let the machinery Of the courts evolve
tho truth and fix tho blame where 1t properly
and fairly belongs. Tho Judgments OF lndl-
vlduals can be suspended Ia tho interval
But NIL this brings to mind with fresh
force tho conviction that our Legislature
must take steps for the protection of tho poo
pie against such fragrant robbery. 1T may
realize y righteous and indignant ambition to
500 the dishonest trustee caught md forced
to make restitution of his ungndly plumber.
But IT. were much better to surround tho prop
orty Of the public with such safeguards rs
will keep Mt hny tho rohber aud tho shnrk.
distribution may be u gracious thing onoa
the vallainy has been committed, but IL were
better to forostall tho villainy and to dwell ~
safety md peace OF mind.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-05

deposit on the banks Of tho river by oil per-
SONS navigating tho Mississippi. that among
the frat acts OF the Territorial Legislature
after tho cession was tho following:
Any person who shall be convicted OF having
racaivnd any compeusaton for the land Ing and
otnbnr kntion before his own land or Tor any
other use permitteh by tho laws Of this Territory
which provide that the shorea of navRabe
Rivera shall remain FREQ for Tho common uaa ot
nil mon shnl for such oontraven,ion of that
kind ba lnnt II u sum not leaH than Two hun
,ltnd dollars
An, SO tho act of Congress admitting The
Htate into the Union made II u Fundamental
condition chat tho navigation Of tho Missa
lsaippi should 30 free from any tax. toll. I'm
post OF duty And by articles &4G 44s and
44p VI tho civil Tode. "the river Includes tbs
lnvee"
Tho full eytent Or the power and authority
Of tho city ovor tho ovee In front Of II Is thus
stated by TINT eminent jurlst. SO long tho able
Chief Justice Of the State:
Tho corporation Uf New Orleans has n rlgh
TO impose taxes or wharfage duea on tho yes
snlH " Wa,nr craft hut not on thngoods landed
Tho nxnrion of any ofhar tax than the wharf
age d1las 81 the vessels Is n pnlpable VIC
lntlon IF tho law. ThoV pnv ono duty already
rho oxpenaes Of tho veaaol are huIno by th'
freight which nra Increased nH duties on II are
Augmented ANY compensation Tor any use 81
tho bank Of tho river Ia prohibited md tho re-
celviug "f II M ofanaa,
Tho compass OF this article does not adm
of the elaboration Of tho principles herclt
stated They can he barely slotohed hu
thoy embody tho established doctrine ant
law now recognized In this State and Union
and render my such grant or sale Ms is pro
posed to our City Council utterly illegal, In
valid nnd wrongful. What Ia 80 clearl,
stated as tho principle or object OF mere lega
provisions cannot, whore equity exists IN tn
courts, be ovaIed. All such evaslens arc re
unrde,l by equity as immoral aud fraudulent
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-05
THE LAW AS TO THE LEVEE SHED
SCHEME.

Tho petitioners against the project OF
erecting eheds and charging Fecs for all goods
deposited III the loven. have confined thcir
remonstrance to Tho commercial and mate
ria grounds ur opposition They have not
touched tho legal questions involved, and yet
those arc questions of tho first Importance,
are preliminary and fundamental. Consider
ng ths reckless Disregard by our too maa
ticnt and impulsivo people Of procedents. Of
principles and judicial determinations aud III
tctprctntiona Of the past Of what have boon
regarded hitherto and olsowhnfs as tho set
tied and established law OF the country this
ignoring of thu important questions involved
In this proposed grant Is not SO remarkable.
Tho levee or public landing for all naviga-
tors 81 tho Mississippi river is to be leased TO
individuals with authority to construct sheds
thereon. and 10 charge certain foe for all
goods deposited hereunder. Tho city Is
asked to make such u grant or TO soil the
same 70 do SO would be to violate
Tho treaty or casaion of Louisiana;
The act of Congress admitting Louisiana
into the Union,
Tho provisions Of the Civil Code OF Louisi-
ana. articles 4i6, AS and 44o;
The penal and criminal law enacted by the
Territorial Legislature OF Louisiana.
Finally. 1t would be an assertion OF the
claim BY the old Spanish government OF this
State which, eighty yeas ago, induced the
organization III the inhabitants Of kentucky,
rrnnessee aud the Northwest into a powerful
military association to descend the Mssis-
sippi river and drive out the government
which assumed to charge q fee for the deposit
OF products and goods on the banks of the
river within the limits OF New Orleans. 1t
was the knowledge of this organization and
their preparations that Induced Mr.. jefferson
to subordinate his constitutional duties to the
imperious demand OF the situation. and to
hasten the negotiations for the purchase OF
the province or Louisiana.
So Vivid WAS the recollection Of this great
peril to tie peace OF the country, and OF the
Importance Of consecrating this right Of free
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-05

There Is disagreement between the United
States and State authorities In the Panhandle
OF Texas that may result in hloodshed.
number OF writs were recently issued Ny q
United States commissioner Ill Dallas for the
arrest OF certain parties In Wheeler county,
charged with the violation Of tho revenue
laws and the theft Vi government property.
Complaint was made by citizens OF the county
that the deputy marshal sent To make the ar
rests. man named johnson, was filling in
blank warrants and experimenting parties On
them, the object being black mail. The pris-
oners were brought into the State court on
writs of haheas corpss and released. John
son rearrested then and was thon fined 800
for contempt of court and placed under $4,000
bond for his appearance at the next term, He
there,ipon returned to Dallas, where he pro-
cured warrants for the arrest OF the officers
OF the court and other persons, On the charge
of interfering to prevent the execution OF the
laws, A military escort has been sent with
him to assist Id making the arrests. Great
excitement prevails In Wheeler county, ana It
Is thought that any attempt to make the ar
rests by force will be met BY force. The facts
have been laid before Attorney General De-
yens, and 1t Is understood that the United
States Judge and marshal OF the district have
been ordered 70 Investigate the case,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-05
THE REPUBLICAN, CONSTITUTION,
THE DEMOCRATIC CONSTITUTION.

Thirteen years or State and city govern
ment under tho new constitution cannot cost
Louisiana mnro on tho assessment of 1872
than
Ntate government ..... 900 %
CITY government Observation-Disclosures. 2l.7O0, 900 90
Total .$A. 900 90
Difference tn the credit of the Democratic
Conservative party. $74.Dtn.GA a.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-05
TIE M ASS MEETING.

W. publish In another column tho cnll Of
tho chairman of tho Democratic conservative
Executive Committee for n grand mass meet
ing of ali the citizena of New Orleans. to be
hold On Saturday nsxt, at O'Clock at tho
st. Charles Theatre.
This call ii tho rcRnl consultation hold
between tho State Executive COMMITTEES of
tho Demoeratio- Conservative party and tho
managers Of the Conservative press Of New
Orleans Mt which 1t was determined to hold
n so.ieH Of mnas meetings for tho purpose OF
securing II fun discussion OF all important
questions embraced In tho new constitution,
While there II no fear 81 tho constitution not
being adopted by tho people. 1t Is eminentiy
proper that Ill Ut its provisions should be
explained and discussed by eminent jurista,
SO that the vote Of every man may be lntellt-
gently cast In q matter of such vital Import
ance to the State 1t n known that the ltad-
calls have gone tn work In tho parishes To
organize an opposition To tho constitution.
and Il Ia essentially necessary that Demo
Gratis throughout the State shall not DO lulled
by ovnr-coniihence into apathy Let them he
yigiInnt, and awake To the efforts Tint will
Internationally be made to defeat tho colhti-
tuition aud saddle upon the people OF Loulsi-
ana the payment Of tho high rates Of taxation
required by the constitution of 1863. There Is
only ono danger now that confronta U.s. and
that is the danger growing out of over CONT
denGe.
Tho Hon. ID. W. VOORHEES,, liouorablcs II,
M Spollord. H. Il. Jnnaa. Col Chas. L. Fon-
ncr and Hon. II. {. Miller will address tho
meeting and this array Of emin0nt legal gen
tlemen ana orators will unqurstionahly Gull
cut u largo md Intelligent naarmhngo.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-05

stauh, tho great news mpgn who scattors
knowledge through the land from his head
quarters ut Godthwaita's, corner ~ Fx-
change Alley, sends us the Now York Herald
and sun. and Philadelphia Times Ut tho first.
the Cincinnati Enquirer. of tho second. and
Frank Icslia's I4igsi.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-05

The Republicans Of tho North havn talked
o good deal about the negro emiErants from
tho South to Kansas. III never went much
further than talk, since the 100000 Repuh'-
can voters If the North contributed an aver
age Of just one-uuarter Of u cent apiece to
those negroes for whom thcy pretended to
harn 90 much sYmnnthN.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-05

It Is not Kansas now. but Indiana. to which
III III proposed ~ carry tho Southern negroes.
AT least Mr. j. Nj. adams, who Ia designated
as secretary ~ tho EntErant Aid Assoen-
tiun, has made arrangements for the trans
portation Ut d number u negroes from North
Carolina To Southern Indiana The fnct that
Indiana Ia Democratic State may explain t.
some extent this proposed movement.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-05

The vote III Iowa hns been counted. show
Ing plurality for Gear. Republican,. 6a.oao
over the Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor. and an actual majority OF W.531.
The Republicans also succeeded In carrying
the two congressional districts now repre-
Rai,ted by GrNcnhnCkara.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-05

Matt Carpenter proposes 10 heal sectional
animositios by nominating Southern man
on the Republican ticket. Ills candidate for
Vice President IL Judge Settle ~ North
Carolina, whose named tackled on to that of
Grant will, tho Senator from Wisconsin
thinks. carry North Carolina, Florida and
several other Southern States for tho Kepub-
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-05

Mr. Gladstone ID not without hope. He OK
poets Liberal victory IN England ut tho ap-
prpaching election There are Indications TINT
this expectation In not bnseleas.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-05

still Hangulne and smiling amid tho ruins
of his numerous parties tho ohliauo vislnnod
statesman of Massachusetts will begin onrIy
this morning ID move again Oh tho gnbernn-
'torial chair. The usual number Of conyen-
tions will tnuprse him next fall.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-11-05
4 CARD.

Tho listers Malauitea Of Holy Cross. In
charge Of tho Asylnm Of the. immaculate Con,
ceptinE. beg lrHva 70 tnnacr thnr grateful
thanks 70 Mr. n. WHIT. President Of tho Now
Orleans CitY Hnlrond for tho FREQ uao Of tho
ours on an nnlntss' Day, e Mr., ]. y. TAaET
and Mr.. J. LULA. for abundant refreshments
furnished to thu children. md for mnny other
kind attentions. Tho Skaters wish. likewise TO
conway an expression Of their heartfelt graft
tude 10 the Unknown Friend who at Green
wood Gematery,. generously contributed SIC.
Tho orphnns will not fall to implore tn bless
ings ~ Iieaven on theso generous and sym
pathzin9 friends nob it2iu*
Daily Republican., 1879-05-10

THH DEMOCRApiC cArcUS BILL in rr,er-
. u" to 'roops at til" POLLS was passed
by tie Senate yesterday by avote Of SO
T. 3. Senator Edmunls made the
pr,n3' pal 81 . n against it. and was
listened to very intsutIy h. the strong
minded Senators who had sufficient
m.ntal cal Dre to grasp the sub
.j-rt ~ Mr. bmunIs treatel it.
Mon" but intellectual giants need list.
.n to EIuu1d. Messrs. Blaine ard
Chandler also sto5e a,'arat the bill. 1t
is NOW beirrrd :ua. ,i,- resident will
veto this iii. as no! .ing villa. it pro-
f ~tsto by is title.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-10

Is pUBLsHING the names cf the Gffi-
GERS of the delaware Avenue Bible
School yesterday, the types mischiev
o'sly made US say that L. F. Jones was
S Iprrintendant, when it should have
b ..n L. +. James. The "Herald," in
c)pying our Article lolily without
credit, also Copied the error.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-10

NHAr T. TIE matter with Osborne tho
Collector Of st. Georges Hundred, that
h SHOULD be 81. 703.e3 behind in the
collection Of his taxes for 1873? This
looks f1hy
Daily Republican., 1879-05-10

or ALL TIE cOlrtt tors of New Castle
County, for 1878, only Douglas NJ. Nc.
Coy Of New Castle, and Joseph L. Car
penter of this city have settled in full
for the taxes for that year.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-10

FELLOWS HALL.
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
SATURDAY MAY 10, FARRELL AND
PATTON'S FAMOUS MINIS RELS
And brass band. Grand Challenge Clog, be-
tween Master Haney and l.. b. RICHTER Ad-
mission. 25 cents. Private Box, $3. Eoor.
open u. I, curtain rises at g. ap2o-10t
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-03-25
.. "a. HASKELL,
TOWNSHIP AGENT,
G. p. R. r..
TOWN LOTS FOR SALE Or LEASE

DARTlES WISHING TO LEASE OR PUR.
Il chase Lots In the town of Winnie
mucca, are hereby notified that all ap-.
plications for the same, or on business
relating thereto, should be addressed to the
nndersigned at San Francisco, at the O. p.
y. II. ONCE, whers they will receive prompt
- Those occrpyins lands belonging to the
company without hsviDg bought or leased
tne same, are ala fnotihed to attend 70 the
matter without delay and avoid trouble.
nolot ID. II. HASKELL.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-30

.,;,,,, clse Operators who. at 10 and 10 per
- ,,,..r ,r,c.s were talking of a oay OF
..-.-;h,.i,-r have Indefinitely postponed that
a. "a universal has the feeling OF saietv IN
,,,rhscs hecome that Of itself II IS suggestive OK
:. ono po, carried away by the extraordi-
,,.r,r e,,basiaSm of the Stock EXchange beS"
.'.'- go, that il Is not unlikely that the next
,,o, on ,,,,f side of thc market Will be created by
tbe s,me persons who have been Instrumental IN
carrving prices to the points where they are ~ Is
certain that they have achieved IN the way OF "a
buving market ali that they could nave anticipated
IN their most sangune moods. and II s equally GER
tain that the present prccs. " realized VIII secure
- certain leading operators immense fortunes.
Re- o,oned b pcr cent higher al 81, and never
soII;ro heloyv the opening fg,rcs rose to 332i be-
foro snY.-inr a reaction, and then only fell to b.
,etor yrhich # advanced 70 Sias fell IN 33ls and
closoa at 93s,. The preferred stocl opened q per
o,t HIGHER at 57lo rose 20 60. declined to 57l2 and
of,orva,d sold M $3.50 579i SSH. All these
,ctnatio.s IN the preferred stock occurred deal
inrs amounting only to $500 shares. The coal
s.o,ks today seemed to be feversh under efforts TO
realize ,hc profits OF the recent advance but they
coull not le called weak. Delaware Iackawanna
aud Western sold a. high a, 673 and after nuiner-
ous nuctuations between that price and GGle ended
NJ Co.'S: D,aware and Hudson vibratcd between
- j. ana 1H'2 Closing AZ 49, ana NeW-Jeiscy Cen-
tra! after rising from G03s t. CTS. ended
the same as on Saturday, at Co.'s. Lake Shore
and Michigan Central Attracted LITTLE attention but
were strong and higher. Lake Shore selling up to
9l7-0o oia. and Michigan Central from S55s to S9a
S77s Canada Southern at 63os was only y higher,
and c.. c., {. and !. NJ - was IL per cont lower
Among She ranger stocks. Northwest common,
after iising \. ended with gain oi 3, per cent
and 81 Paul after an advance of -. closed with
cain of \ pr cent (; the preferred stock OF each
company MAS dull and stesdy. Generally the low
priced stocks still rampant but the st. Louis
and san Francisco shares were from i - per cent
easier. II .uston and Texas Central was notably
strong S,lhng from 50 Saturday 20 55459l23
593-. Western Union again rose 20 9JlS bat close Il
a. 943s unchanged from SATURDAY.. Pacific Nail
luctuated l. per cent finally Closing at 27Se, gain
OF Il per cent.
The market closed excited and strong.
IHE STOCK fAEEgr
Asrspo,sd ~ the Gos stock Ts'corroh Cg'nDaay.
Actual Ssics
New-York tribune., 1879-09-30
THE STATE OF TRADE.

IIvERPooI sent 29.-Pork-Pfime Mes fastern st.aay
a.. Western steady Al Bac0n-Cnm bcrland Cut,
ne al sG hort rim hrer 80 Sd Long Clear hrmer Il
"a sfor, Slr frmer AZ 3D. Long cut steady a. 81
houlders steady sd BeefInnia Mess none 10 the uil
Prime Mes none IN the market
pr,1r. Wast-rn s.afy NJ 80 Sd Talow- Prime CITY,
sfcsdv Al s2gd ruTprntineSp.-ii steady ~ 10 h"sn-
1r1u steady al 43d: Fine irnrr At IL I'D Chcese-Amer
ics Chsce irner at 50. Lard Oh. steady AZ 49, flour
dnI af ~. Wheat-NUng No. ., none IN the
r,.rt'f. Sunng 80. . steady al 10 New western
WuIer steady al GdNev southern Winter steAy n u
Ax,t steady AZ Id CotiOusecd OILY elbow Amefl
can none in the market Eosme ~ London dn AZ
r,.utne- --ufrlts london. steady M 22. Receipts
f n est TO- the week from Atlantic ports $1,000 qs from
Pacific ports 34OO qis. from other sources lIUV Us 'oin
25.Dlu qrs -,..... -. ,,-,..,
AVE Ircoi. sept 29i.3o mIrsat-iuiis s,rue Wheai
oira C,u. "a ~" SsI Ii"a v st - "riis % &
n. fsr Western canal BIcar 3N per cot Tor Long GEAR
MdIe- and 81 it cRt Tor -hori 't'Ai Ah,e- ,, 4,
i0.u1~ sent $50 u. U.-Asiintl ftfai,lh, h'll y
eT rsr gal SPIRITS TuTpentne e3 per cNL Tn"", %
ASrwrur sept 2e-retroeurn. ls' francs Tor tine pale
AHer,sS sept o. Petroleum. MARKS IS Pienmgs.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-30
coTrON MAkKEr4

IrvERPoch sent 2g-l2:3O D. m.-Cotton shows al.
vancng tendency Mdding Iplanas Saisd & Mi1ilng % ~.
specia ara eYr keseip- 20 % pie II; TO american.
september y G'i. also 6sss. also BET also ~ .
also Gl I'D: do, Sepen CT and October delivery bso ..O
n- C5: do November december delivery, 59id.;
tIyYNroOI sept 19-l.3O .. m.-Nidne Upilnds Cotton
6s,nd: Middnng Orleans o1oi,l Fu'urrs-Uplsnds Low
Mil ing clause. september and October delivery. 6sssd
included 4 500 bales Auarcan Futcs-U plands MID.
ding CLAUSE March ont Prl delivery. ID. also 5si,d
ACDrrTA sept 25-cpiton grtii aiQdnus, 3'sa3 &C.;
low Mddng. 91c; Good Ordinary, lot 9uoed; receipts
~ Sost sept 29~oiron nominal. Miaaiing lOsc
Low. ifing lic Good Ordinary 9l3; net re0sips
gross exports coast"ise 80 bales sales l0u bates
Bosros sept 20.-cotton qmer; Madlins, lic. Low
Ntdug lO3,c.; Good Ordinary lO@c net receipts Dos
bales gross. .,3si bates; stn'N 80 r',i's. ,,,
Cn,giRsTOs, s.pr. y9.Cotion arms Mddins lOi-c; io~
Nddng Zoe; Good Ordinary 9'-c.: net receipts. JlO6
bales sales 900 bales; stock, lo2 Dai.s, go,
CIyCisNAr, sept t9Cstt9A easy; Aiadling luiic Low
.ipmens IS bales sales 80 ba.cs stOcs. $50 bales
GALVESTON. sspt. - Cotton firm adiing. loo; Low
Nfclirg 9s,c. Good Ordinary, g2c net receipts j,95l
Ialss EXPORT coastwsc. ll5O bales sales, LJ92 bales
S'qSS sy; S@pt 2o-Coitou steady, Miatiing I0Ic
MOBILE sept. 29-Coiton firm; Mddnng lusf. Low Nd
ding 0s99fe Good Ordinary. not qgoedi net receipts
sept 2e-Co,ton opened strong Is now
ori.f,r. Nddins lO2. Low Nidng luc; Good Ordinary
glc net receipts 4ss bles gross, BS4y bales sales
$500 bas- sr0ek. 81. $40 bales ,,,,.,,,. ,,,..,os
net rsceps a595 baes eSooriz coaSt"ise 2il5 ba'cs
sales, 295 baes STOCK ss29 cs,s: o,, ,t,o,,, H..
f.w lOa$'. Good Ordinary lofo. net rN'ript
none; gross llll bales sae- 9s bales 10 spinners ~
StvASStH sept 20 Cotton quiet MddlnG loisc.; Law
,,,,,n o. Good Ordinary &c: not receints 6O9O
baes rross I7S bales exports Great britain t.Iif
bs eaaetwsc s23 bales. sales 0OO bales last evening
r IoLls sept LJ-Coiton unchanged; Mhdlng l0Isc
Low Mlddlng. 9sci Good OFdinsr, sc receipts e.s9o
New-York tribune., 1879-09-30

Mol White September 81 2ehssl sl',. closing 81 ?a',s
81 81 do October, ~ ~ 81 ~ closing ~ 29ndff 91
do N9scnber 81 29asl 2 ciosag u 3sl1asl 3b No
M Rcd sspsr,nasr - 39@sl 80 closing p 80 20 30
do November. 81 29rsl 81. closing VI 3oa, .---;
i6Nslc. and state. 15csye- bAELtN uyniuHi.
BARLEY MALT Qu e. unchanged. CGfS-Sarfft less
active and export and h"uss trade demand
nght moisIatc bu,laess curative sales
1tL % 10 husi fIirr.- bash sciuiiing tu
graded W GlxeL S2p<A,r.. No. -Ss' rc neariy
All AZ ,3e Ne. White. jgf. keunf Neil~s- Gle; e. -
seYtenher 9. closing O! ~ 'les 5'e.@rr OciseoF
S3A 5-S.dfJslsc do. November >,
tober 5a 5Jr closing D: e.sr No. November. "a
- ec, casing u .e5i.c.-. OATS ri ne lower saie@
g. 900 hns including No g. SS1. C.; No. White. 55i90
3e3.r 10. >. 8fa3T isc; 80. Wh's :Sa 3sgc; 70.
1c NiNc1 Western JJ White do. ~ d1V;
White Stse. 39dile Including lsUN hush No . for pe
tobr $40 ---FhED aieaay. BEANS unchanged moi
eTsfelf artivn
New-York tribune., 1879-09-30
ErRopRAv r1NANcIA1 MARKrrs

LONDON Sept 2l-lg3O u. m.-U. = bonds 4 half
per cents lO,s or per ctni lO1; New hyes ioGa fiie
lswaY 81 .G0 preferred 20 do second c0uacs.
81 pennsyi Central - New-Jer-rY Crntrll 81
LONDON. 29-I:D s-psiis aayces quote three
~ - continues New
Jersey los = Reading Railroad. -
IOsnos. sept .9S u n.t ons0s. % z. 'Of both money
the account. Illinois Central, 80.
LONDON. 2q-i y. MI. bonds. four and haf
rr cents 1Oq four lcr cents iO5i New fyeslOGA Paris
quote rcnte at - francs - ccnimes
fuI tuc account.
ONpOS. sept 29430 pmConsols. 97sio both money
sHi Erie Railway 1874 do preferred,
90 second ecnsc S2 The amount o oatilon gone into
Bank Oi England ON balance TODAY Is 4ll,Ouu.
PARIS sept 29-EXCnange on London, % francs 81 cen
firus. f.tn ole