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THE RECORD.
BENATE.

BENATH.
WAsutHaros, D. c., Jan, 27.-T1,c crctlen-
ttals Of Senator Shields. OF Missouri, wsrc pre-.
scnted in the Senate to-day. flo then took the
oath oE ofllce.
A large number of bills were referred, In
Guiding one by vi. Ferry to rcorganize and DIS
cip,ine the militia OF tho United States.
Tie bill rcpostcd from the Committee on
Naval Affairs, on Thursday last, to abolish tue
volunteer navy OF the United States, Was passed.
afr. Edmunds, from tho Judiciary Committee,
reported back the House Joint resolution pro-
posing m amendment to thu Constitution pro-
hibitug tho payment uf claims Of dtsloyaf per-
sons for property injured or destroyed In the
Ynr OF tic I{cbcl1ton, with an amendment In
the uat,lss Of substitute. Placed ou tho cal
tn1ar,
Mr.. Edmuuds said that the Judiciary Commit
Tee thought tho resolution. as It passed the
House, was totally inadequate for the purposes
indicated by It's title. uo gaYo losice that he
would Gull up the bill for consideration at al
carly day.
The Senate bill arpropriatfnR 10000 for the
purchase OF site and erection thereon Of a mil
| ltary 1,ost at FL rso, Tex, passed.
The House bill authorizing the Secretary of
| the Interior to pay Catherine and Sophia Cor.
n,aLu $500 out Of tho nnnuittea duo the Chey.
enuc Indians, they having bccn captut Cd by said
! Iu,lians whitu cn r0utc from Georgia TO Col.
oralo, passci without discussion.
Tile Scuatc vert into executive session.
| Whct, the doors reopened q t,,essnQe VAS re-
ccyctl from tue ilOuse Ut Representatives ID
answer to the request Ut the hsnate,. trausInlt-
tint: The testimony taken bciurc til9 Cut,lnittec
Of that body IN regard to Stanley, Matthews,
| senator from Uhlu. 1t was not laid before tAe
nr1tntc to-day.
| Adjourned.
, 1879-01-28

AT CHARLOTTE, MICH.
D8TRosr, Jan. 27.-D. J.< dtfsr's saw.r,ill At
Charlotte was destroyed By llro carly Sunday.
L.,ss, $:,OoO. No insurance.
, 1879-01-28
NOTES AND NEWS.
HAMBURG puTLBn sAfE IN His SEAT.

H'eeIu. ~ rs,"n.
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10 oc'ena'uk tno '..n .n,,, ~ ,,.t .s. ~ ,"s.,a"
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na9e HI oec'' ss111su, ~, aaa -a,,S ~, w
agaln uu opeas4. lnss. ~. W 49, "o.u.s
pc" ttn'' y, NV III Is.rt ,,a ,s,,a,1,,, raroxs
Mno' us,Auaioss, ".' .,-S u'.s s.a ...s . ~
n' s.u'o 10. - tsa., .,,at ~ rI.ctl, co,nm,t.
!aw anu nos - 1as, - . .ss ,,,,on, ,.,.n HULA,
~ "as ",s,s ~, .harn !. no rr.cc,ort for
"as eeas.u' s a.a saas NJ rorr faat. w. ,ro.
5copss'k 'uo .ass 49, ,.t,as .,... s,,,as,,,.i,.
se"seu s ..,.,as ~ n.a.unt III tho III rorts mn
"Aa a. @ ..,a.ttnns ~ ,,w roi.ed rtn ncmfmrota
...,, aSt ~, .,ta III. +.,,i,ton mi
WI .s,.,a., ,r,.. ua.,,,,,I,,.
u'S"li1o tAu s''oe ~ " se%e' '-,,.s .,l,u
n,ls nfe understood 10 haSe lna!eatca tncIr Pae-
nose Ut voting to Keeping Uutltr tn Ills sent.
s. w. ot "1t ,;na w not vo.
."us1u' ~ e11 ~ -. -. 49,.
10 unseat BULLET. aha "'a' Gan'un4s :" " ."o
snmo opinlon The Democrats opinion is that
the Republicans havo como 10 this 1cterlninn-
ttn, fror, IN, rcnr-al1r.rnrcc,letl met That IL
WI 49, Wv ~ 49,. HILL. ~ ho.,w..r
VIII "ot w ouoo''io ~ hst Du.... sas .s .,
I.om a'la toc ash OF Aasen, anaN tno 'eaoi"G
'.et prcref,ent bv which tho Dcmoctata u,ny
.,..,, y .,,..,, - tons ~. An ~ Nfnrob
49,, ~, ~. Mvv.vts.r,ou
a..'..a.,. s.,.,,.,o,. No. ,,,,,,,, ,o,ao .
eonao cusloos 1eso'.''ons NV o.ps '"".. y. ., 90
to the manner IN WHICH 10" ootnoesatA VI the
Investigating Commlttee attempted 10 make
,out ca.a of fraud acaInst tbs lion. John D,
nafroc. ynh,fc Printer, ,rhc f,.unt Number of
oos.ese, a.~ ..,ase, NJ s-..s.. ,.s..,e..ss
oxpefts were empioyea' the eape1' "''"csees
appeared before the COMMITTEES Tor ctoss-cxam-
.nattou, 1t ID oa1d tho crusa-examtnAttun lY
Mr., Burdick Of m expart developed the fact
That. III nferaf1pg the statements, ho The OK.
,,,.rt, 1.d uaed . mcthod which, hn kncw tn H..
.e -. s.,. ..,s,..I 49,. 49,.
ialtaelous' ena1 nlc 9esu't a'ta'"ou mas !a'sS
showing; TINT Ills c1hlolts sepoFteo cash on
hand by tho Public Printer Ii deficiency j;
that he had reported lawful cx-
, 1879-01-28

81; rays, III.
i'i.o following II tic affirmative vote:
R;;: I;l',:e. kss;, '!Ss;; 1tssiatrn,' 1'issiis;sSs'
Collins, Ltul,rel'. hea'es.
Cox N, ", Aackey, InrncJ,
Effett, Muller. Whsou,
Franklin, Phelps, Wright.
llarlner.
Hills were introduced nntl rofcrred:
Uy Mir. ioung-pFovidtng for tfcaty with
Mexeu.
liz Mr. Fenn-rropostng All amendment to
the Constitution proysdi1K tint tt,e term 0l
Judges III the Supreme altu inferior courts 0f
the Unitcd statcs shal! 10 'sntea TO twclvo ,i!'
bcnrti WIN llnve served twelgo ycars l'e yaratcd
Uy MIR. i}rllEes-tirat,sfnK tnedai u each OF
the survivors vi 1.-Two co1apauics of Penuay lTanla
volunteers whu were the t'rst troops ~ cou,s 10
beginning Of the lntu War.
bY Mr. Dunucl from tic Commtttco on
ConmGrcc} c}-DcelarlnR the Jurisdiction Ut the
United States oyer ti1c harboss a,d naylKa1le
an! rccummlitel.
In. Haskell moved to suspend the Tulcs and
pass the bill authorizing thu Secretary OF Warto
erect hea4stonee oYar tue graves Of unioa sui
dIra inferred III pftYatc3 Y11laXGt " city cent?
Mr, Wlitthorno moved 10 suspend the rltcs
mil pass bill for thu erection OF the following
buildings, the amount opposlte TIC rtdtccstye
p3heE8 10 HH Ats1ltk VI
III which amount IL herewith, apnfoprlatcd:
Custo.n. House, Augusta. Ga 600
Conf. llpnse, oxford, Mss. =. CO. lGD
Court. lIuuse, key Wcst, FA..,........ 1OU. O00
| Court House, Lynchburg. fa.... ...... -, u1u
PUrt- )tics Montgomery, Ala ..,..,,.... 1D GOt}
l.usi. U1iea, Uruuklyn, N. T.. ........... :., 0lO
Court. ttuusu, i.aCrussc, WIs.... ....... ui, QUO
Court toae, EFis, PB.,............ 80. Ito. GI3
Court tIuuao. 1rrGnaboru. Il. O.. ...,.. III. uU1
| Court. House, Council NlutIa. fa.....,.. IT, uuO
In tho cass Ut oxford, the wholo amount ro-
| q,ircl ta appropriated.
Mr. MIlia Inquired Why, thcro was mot aa
appropriation for tllB building In Texas, at,sl
Moved 10 htluurn. Agreed to-ycas, ia3; nsys,
III.
a Democratic caucua waa announced for this
| evening,
, 1879-01-28

BknLx, Jan. 37.-The Nusioaal Gazette
learns On good authority that the Prussian
Ministry has pronounced againss the tobacco
monopoly and in favor Of taxation nccording
to weight, and has charged tho Minister Of
, 1879-01-28
AUSI'I1IAs

THE nERLiN TKKATY ArpNUvEp.
VIENNA, Jan. 27.-Tho Lowor House of the
1seicllrath has approved tito Trenty Of Berlin
by a vote OF 15I to IT,.
, 1879-01-28

THE COMING ELEUTEUSB.
AfADn1p, Jan. 27.-Casselar will publish q
manifeato Tomorrow urging his political
friends to take m aosivs part in the electoral
campaign.
, 1879-01-28

Finance to prspnre bill giving effect to It's
tiews.
DEAD.
BApxx.DAnxy, Jan. 27.-Adolf Jensen,
tho author, ia dead.
, 1879-01-28
THE IIONORE BUILDING.
CLAIMS or TIE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL.

Special N3pattA to 3hs 7ffsnnA
WAsufHoroH, D. c., Jan. 27.-Robcft Lin
coin today submitted an argument 10 III. Free
man, Assistant Attorney General Tor tho fost-
Office Department, on behalf OF tho Conneetfcnt
Mutual tile~1nsurancn Company, respecting the
Ilonore Building. The following arc the most
important points: lie briefly rccttcs The history
Of the transactions between the Government
md tho Insurance Company. It Is admitted
that Of tho alleged lease littfc Of nothing appears
ii writing. Hpecial-Aaent Banga, however, did
telegraph to ths Department from Chicago rec
Smfncudlug the acceptance Of the quarters In the
Honoto Building at ...-
Az AFxuAL RENTAL or $4,000,
saving that II tho Department authorized the
xccsptapce ho would scnd o description Of the
premises 50 TINT Judge spcncs might dra" tho
proper papers, md the Department approved
The selection With tic provision that they can be
retained until tho new building fs completed,
md directing plans to be sent. Il Is claimed
that these transactions and the occupancy Of the
building constitute lease. Tho Mutual lnst1s-
ance Company, BY foreclosure, cutercd Into oil
the rights which ifonoro had. The contract was
recognized indeed It could not have becn for
fcllcd-aud the rent was paid. L'ncoln claims
that both parties bad to be bound By tho orsgl-
nal Honore contract, so TINT
II is Now IN ToH1x,
or II made the Government a tenant from year
to gear, beginning Oct. l, 1871, tenancy which
can only DO terminated by either party by sixty
days' notice In writing. given within four
months preceding the last sixty days OF the
year. Tho rooms taken for tho Registry
Department, tho latter In October, 1877
wero taken In pursuance of proposition In
writing, underscal Of the Company, tnnds at the
request Of tho officers OF tho Department
That proposition contained these words; " From
Oct. i, 1871, until the removal Of the Post.Oftlct
into the Government building" This proposi
tton mas accepted, and these rooms Werc not 10
1urcd In the slightest degree by fire. Neitlc,
were the rooms injured On tho fourth floor
whcrc the mailbag repairs arc inadc. Lincolt
claims that the whole ttodble ID tho result o
carelcssness or negligence Oil the part Of III
cmploye OF the Post-O OfIice In Chicago.
, 1879-01-28

Avoid costi.s habit ot body ri &C.. ont' y 'tattaI
u.oss ~ Serious ] saa.eaasaess. u. js,ps.. stl
Ftiis ~ 1lthes Laxative pf CashaIte' ~ vssa
1hs 1axG. and may b. depe aasd apon ap'.,sch
neALtnI teetcAons u tho Liver Nn4 S.oA'
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chier Joseph an.a tits'. Ho~ aa.
Chief Jossph created n,aet Auussas. ~ s,..lIaI
luz blu rccent spesrA In WAshng toa y M, s,s'
how, when the Eex, reEccs werc re'fr4'nu7b. nsb. ~
i.nsas aSs.a ~ sosy sts.s Il W. VS. bc aud :n
cldea ~ 10 take iluxatd's luules alA ~ n.!,t.,
We .ook them," said he, with Efes'
I" au1 the pursuit v ~ intqrruptcd.
, 1879-01-28

for tho reasons given In the Iects'on of the
Union Pacific eatc, aud cause resnanded for a
now trial.
No. f2A Union National Bank OF ss. Louis Ct
al. VI. Elizabeth a. Matthews. In error to the
s,,nremo Court ef Missouri. This case involves
a oueation unler tho Sationat-BnnkfnR law
which has not heretofore been psssfd .dnn, npp y
this Court, namely, whether National hank, %
ttts, can enforce deed Of trnst or moftaa0e
t1kcn collateral tecurlsy Hpnn lo%n;
cf chancellor Rent in similar case, thaillE the
b1nk passed the exact line Of !ts Eovera IN tax
iu9 e,ici, security, It ts for the GoyeFntnent TO
cxset forfeiture, md not for this Court to ses
aide iust ana l,,na ttde. contract By cnjoin!n9
the enforcement Of decd Of 1rust or mortgage. IS
nlinishJnent which has always bcen prescribed
fut wan,on violation Of charter, and pirate
rerson cannot directly or Indirectly usufp tits
junction Of Government.
The decree OF the Sumeme Court OF Missouri
Ia reversed, With instructions 10 dismiss tue hlll'
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GREAT 1lKITAIN.
CLAIM FOR SALVAGE.

Turnou. 1nn. 97.-In tEe AdmirnliY d.
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,ra a,,uira1 or.,ns, III Irp;,a,1 stotoa .1,;n
can.t,tn.;on ~ -,covsr :, roH, for aatvova
I'm snm ~ fooo h.1 l,ean tonf1cre1 to tho
o,roars - - IN tuc ,,nt xyoa ro,cctod t1o,nt.
IN. ost,oJ ,oovo 20 sorvo not;ra ~ . ,no,,o,
.'.,ss 49, ~ .,,s r..,.;n ~ tt,a ro.st;tu.;o, 49,,
1;r,,taa tJ .s,.tos @,o,.u, NJ ,,or,smonth Thn
e.,.',;ss.,on T.s r,rnto, Int 49, 1,,oo .,.tn1
~. ...,, ~. s1,e,. 49,, ox1.. T.. t.s", ...,e,
80. 1r.t,t ,
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49,. ~, "I r. ,,,a ,,a,nt,,na H. ho ,.ou,, oo,n,nnn;
.'u1" 49, ,r,.h ~ I'm In nnvornmen,
u,.;,,.;o,a aouns,, ,,rJor,oo1 =, h;a o,v,
, 1879-01-28
HOUSE.

Mr.. Wrtghs's bIlt loantng $500 to every man
who is not worth &.}0O, rtio desires 10 take all
vantage OF tbe provisions of The Homestead 1av,
was tnkcnup
After discussion, tile bill was ticteatod-yeas,
y.
, 1879-01-28

AT MENASnA, WIS.,
sp.etat Dspat*A 10 7a< Trtbrns. L,
afnxas,tA, Wis, Jau. 2'.-fleury M!tchell'a
dwelltng-houso ou tho isiand was totally DO.
stroyed bY tlso this evening A. 7. O'Clock
Amount Of insuranCe not kuowni loss, Il 500.
, 1879-01-28

Iim.. j7ar. TaT ~. KtHJ. III sn.t Heather
n:ss =. u. f:=:7!s - .W;;... u ..:rloadr
lI1tA y. III. l.4, III III - y: -. l. IL. srAn.
1aSt q. IN IA. Sae1 ~ ~ ... |... 4. fAH.
H;33 p IN. ~. HkH ~ }fOt IN. Wa. ! IT, Tsna
R1 ~ N. ~ 1rsIl u ~ lN Es,.1 1..s. 1T. rain.
lUsls j. nj A.1,al % ri NJ k...l Q. ALI. rain.
Maximum. Ar minimum. ~.
uEAhRAL uh.KksATtoxs:
The New York herald., 1879-12-02
CAPTAIN WILLIAMS STRATEGY.

A MOTION TO CHANGE THE PLACE OF THE
TRIAL OF MR.. SMITHS SUIT DENIED.
The matter Of the suit Of Charles w. Smith
against Captain Alexander S. Williams and PATROL
man Thomas Fleming, to recover $4,000 damages
for assault, alleged to have been committed by the
defendants. came up yesterday afternoon before
Justice Gilbert. in the Supreme Court Kings
county. on o motion OF counsel for the
defendant for q change of venue. Counsel
lor William c. Whitney quoted from
lengthy affidavit by Captain Williams in which the
defendant forth that he had fully stated his
to his counsel, and he advised by him that he
had good defcnce that he has eighteen witnesses.
reside the city of New York. and all Of these
not proceed the trial without these that
he expects his innocence III reference to the
assault by them. and that it would be
convenient for said witnesses TO attend tho trial
grounds he asked tor change of the place of trial
to New York. The deponent also stated that num-
Der of the witnesses connected with the Fire
Department and with the Police Department and
that they could not get away from their respective
departments to 90 to Brooklyn. He denies that he
assaulted smith, the plaintiff. Patrolman Thomas
Fleming also asks tor change of the place Of trial,
and he denies that he violently assaulted Smith.
Affdavits also read by Messrs. Morris Pear
sail. opposing the motion. Judge Gilbert. after
hearing both sides. said he would not change the
place OF trial from Brooklyn to New York. it
convenient for the witnesses to como to that
city. There great delays III the courts in New
York owing to the large amount of business to be
transacted on the calendars. The Court had made
it rule not to transfer for trial from Brook
lyn to New York. The Judge said he would deny
the motion OF counsel for defence. The trial OF the
suit will take place about the latter part Of January
The New York herald., 1879-12-02
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Dec. j. 1879
good a',s & resp. 10y
sass S. ssScs coast
NEW ORLEANS Dec. l. 1879.
s% $$ $;Siss,y
700 s,oss saS s"''
Cotton quiet and weak; middng, i1sc low middling.
& parss sSss Ssdrass s Se 5SSspss
FALL RIVER. Mass, Dec. 1. 1879
For q SQUARE printing cloths there has been good de-
bid 's s BY al w wso sss ss
closes very strong.
Flour in fairly active demand; sales Of $50 bbs
changed prices Wheat duh prices nominal sales 19oo
sSi ssfs At Oats sa is'ss
| s..s' .. % % IN .c ssssS ar &c. GsfS S
sss tone osis s n.. aa;sss U.s. G sss
Steady sy y S y % HSs!Ss lssSs:
Saosea:-Whe.. iss; sSrn, lis oats: &C. 70 New yorS
ss:Sss;
ss By do s Ss ss ss .ss
p Shipments by ali SSls Wheat isssoo
so 5, 10
CHICAGO. Dec. l, 1879
3: ssis' & ai:ss ;s:Sss
rss.s :.S 5s Ss: s
sSs as sS%:r sSis January May si,on r"e,sSd snd
higher a &c. Dressed hogs hrmer good choice,
81 s7s So Pork excited and higher at sl2 sIa so
cash. Sll December xl2 10 bid, January; $12 10 bid
February Lard excited and higher at 81 25 81 35 cash
81 471a 81 80, January; 81 SIN bid February Bulk
81 2s short clear SO whiskey steady and UNCHANGED
~ 10. Eggs-Pcked lac l6c. good to choice, lSc.
22c. Reccipts--Four, 10000 bb,s; wheat. lo6.5Oo
bushels: corn, $4,000 do; oats, 5000 do; rye.
5000 do; barley, 23,OOO do. Shipments--Four,
1900 bbls. wheat. $1,000 bushels, corn lssooo do
600 do; rye 500 do barley. 1900 do At the
closc-Whcst In good demand and shade higher. at
81 23%. December; 81 pa January. Corn in good de-
msud and shade higher at 394c. December; 40iac..
January 45e bid. May Oats fairly active and &c &c
December; S12 rs January S2 ~. February Lard in
active and advanced to 81 So January 81 62 February
The New York herald., 1879-12-02

The clause in the Presidents Message which
recommended the refunding OF the aud 8 per cent
bonds of 1880 and 1881 into per cent bonds sup
plemented to-day by despatch from Washington to
the effect thar the Secretary of the Treasury would
ask authority from Congress to proceed at once to
the refunding OF those bonds into per cents. the
holders Of them to be credited with the difference
in interest. This scheme is not likely to 60 through
II the general information from Washington at this
point be correct Most of the sdvces from the CAPT
tai state that majority of the Ways and Means Com
mitee and also of Congress believe that the credit
of the government now stands high that 81
per cent bond could be marketed twill be remem-
bered that the Comptroller of the Currency in his
report takes the same view Of the case.
In State bonds Tennessee skies. new series. ad-
vanced So and North Carolina sxes, old. January
and July. to 26Z. Railroad bonds fairly
tive with very irregular course Of prices. Follow
ing is list of the sales to-day
The New York herald., 1879-12-02
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT UNCHANGED: FUTURES
CLOSED sTEADY-FLoUR srRONG-wHEAT
DEARER-CoRN FIRMER-oATs FIRMER-PoRK
FIRMER-LARD FIRMER-- SPIRITS TURPENTINE
FIRMER-RosIN DULL-CoFFEE QUIET-sUaAR
QuIEr-PErRoLEUM FIRMER-wHIsKEY NoMI-
NAL.
MONDAY. Dec. 10 p. NJ
The markets were fairly active and generally Arm
to-day and with promise Of good weeks business
in most Of the principal articles On Change, how
ever. things rather quiet. but firm almost with
out exception. Flour quiet but strong. Wheat
was in demand; all kinds dearer both the
spot and to arrive. Corn was irmer. Oats hrmor.
whiskey was nominal Pork and lard were
hrmsr Cotton on spotas unchanged Futures closed
steady. Groceries quiet generally Oils also
quiet Naval storcs quiet but spirits turpentins
was . trfe armer. Petroleum Armor.
ALCOHOL steady; quoted 1t 4oc for prompt
delivery and for lsto mouihs Free quotsd
g. 10 a$2i2
CorrKx.-The market for Rio dull and nominal.
We note sacs Of 2l33 bags, Fairy Bell at 12tsc.
Mixed eofFcs dull and oasy. We quote -Ordinary
eargocs, l44c. fair DO. i6c good do. i6sxc prime.
Java grass mats, 23c 26c. SINGAPORE lie 1c Ccy.
lon. i3c 1Sc; MaracAibo. l5c. lSl2c-; Lsguayra.
I5tsc 1Tlsc. Jamaica. l3c l6c ST. Domingo. i2c
Mexican i7l,c. a Isc. Mochs 24j.c 25c Angostura.
lSc, u I've suvanilla. i3c. o lsc.
Co1roS on tho spot quiet. but without change.
Futures active closing steady with an advance
livery between ten A. N. and three p. N. l44Oo,
as follows:-
The New York herald., 1879-12-02
DISCONTINUED FREIGHTMEN.

Rumors have been extensively circulated for the
past few days the effect that strike was impcnd-
ing among the laborers in the freight department Of
the Erie Railway. and yesterday morning II was
expected the event would of A HERALD re-
porter visiting the companys stores at the foot Of
Duane street. in this city, and at the Jersey side OK
the Pavonia terry, found the men at work rs usual
and very unwilling to talk on the subject OF their
relations with tho company. Some said they knew
nothing whatever of any ntention.to strike or even
OF o demand tor higher wages, while others Admitted
that an increase had been as ed end refused but
claimed that there the matter had ended Notwitn-
standing this denial every in the vicinity OF tho
depot and in places frequented by the men nnu hearu
OF an intended strike aud OF discontent among the
men. The men are paid fifteen cents per hour, but
are .docked'' for time off, which occurs very often.
full time being $40 per week. 1t is said on good
uthority that the demand of the men is for twenty
cents an hour or s2 a day end no work on sundays.
The New York herald., 1879-12-02

s2ss2d February March delivery upiands ov middling
lands low middling clause 65sd. 2ff3d.; April May
delivery. upl.nds. low middiing clause 29ssd:'
MayJune delivery, uplands low middlng clause,
Sls2a JunsJay dsi,sry aplS.d' .,,s.rv low TiS aS
lands. low middling clause, 23 SD; December
Janusry delivery lplands, low mddiing clause. ,ss.
ding esld: April;May delivery. apsnds low middnr
clause, 2732d May june delivery, uplands. low mid
ding clause Is 6d JuneJuly delivery, uplands low
%ida,ng oase %".d futSfe' asn weaS riean.
g i5.isd 4:so p. M.-Amsricsn sales s;aoo bales
delivery. uplands, low mddlng clause,
siled Jsnnsry February delivery uolands low mid
lands. low middling clause. 25-32d. 445 r. Jan
usryFebruary delivery uplands, low middling clause.
clause, aisd, January FeIraary delivery, upands,
FLOUR AND .GRAIs.-Recepts--Flour. 1857 bills;
wheat $780, 100 bushels; meal. O6o bbls and 2ll
bags: corn l22 62S bushels oats, 24s do l6 6726
do; barley ie2 do. malt, s62 do Flonr-The market
quiet but very arm. In sympathy with wheat The
sales including State Western and southern about
10000 bbls. within the annexed Rye Hour ruled
with transactions amounting to $50 bbls and 7aobags
VI
The New York herald., 1879-12-02

In London there was decline Of y per cent in
United States now fours. which sold down to 1861
New 4x's declined u to 109K, while nves remained
steady at 105x. American railway shares were
greatly depressed, Erie common declining from ~
to 40s< A. preferred from 70 to 70. do new second
consols from % to Ssz s91. do. funded dves from
SO TO ss a. Illinois Central from l04 to l03 l0sx.
Pennsylvania from 62x to SIX. Reading from ~ to
35 " and New Jersey Central from. 81 to 49, British
consols were frm at 97k . 97s (ex-interest) for
both money and the account. Bar silver was steady
at 3d. per ounce The Bank Of England lost f3Ol 900
bullion on balance to-day. Of which eel 900 tor
shipment to this country. At Paris the per cent
rentes fell of to S123. and the rate Of exchange
London was down to S3h.
The London Times. in leading editorial article
this morning. discussing the Message Of President
Hayes Congress. says: III tho legal tender notes
In circulation be called in and cancelled silver dollars
must take their place and the existing plethora be
lieved Further relief will come in due time from the
natural action Of trade The money that has
flowed in such profusion from Europe to tho
United States cannot always remain there. Its
presence will soon be felt In q rise Of prices
throughout the Union. and soon rise has been
established demand for European goods will fol-
low and the current OF money from the east to the
western shores of tho Atlantic will be arrested II not
reversed process OF this kind cannot be completed
within weok or month, but its development may
be anticipated as confidently the movement
of the tides" The Times in its financial article,
says:-"Among other evidences Of the reviving
capacity of Europe counteract the adverse trade
balance with tho United States advices from Ger
many which show that .000 900 cwt Of steel blocks
have been sold for shipment to America by Herr
Krupp and others. This operation will be financed
through London"
Philadelphia stocks closed in that city at the fol-