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The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-08-27
MORRISTOWN TENN. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1879
AFTER THE BATTLE.

and the result is now before the
country. A small vote was polled
in the State. A small majority OF
! the vote cast is against the compro-
mise. Probably one.fourth of the
vote of the State was polIed. If we
believed that this vote settled any
thing we would frankly say SO. In
East Tennessee the question was
nenpartisan. In Middle and West
Tennessee it was almost solidly op-
posed by the Republicans and the
handful of Nationals, while Demo
Gratis divided on it. We favored this
settlement because we believed it
was for the best interests of the
State to make it.
The decision of majority ofthose
who voted at all is against it. We
now want to hear what suggestion
those who defeated this settlement
will offer as a solution of this ques-
ton. All admit that it is damaging
our material interests every day.
With the bondholders we have no
sympathy, and have never had, more
than what is prompted by the desire
to do as near justice as is practicable,
We have looked at this question and
still look at it from the standpoint Of
the peoples interest. We believed |
that onehalf the debt would be q set
tlement just to the people.
We believe that we owe that |
much money, while we know we are
legally bound for the entire debt.
We think now that we are much .
more likely to have to do full legal
justice to the creditors, than we are
to get those moral equities allowed
which the people can justly claim.
The bondholders whose influence did
so much to defeat this question ex-
pect payment in full. Those who
insist that we ought not to pay the
entire debt, and have helped to de-
feat this settlement owe it to the
people to suggest better one.
Will they do it? We accept this
result for all it is worth, and if the
people have to pay in full, or if they
nepudiate it all, we have done our
luty, and cannot be charged with the
grave consequences that must follow.
We have no word of censure for any
man who voted against she cempro-
mise from honest convictions. We
nave only pity and contempt for
hose who sought in defeating this
measure means to injure Democracy.
Democrats who voted against it we
assume can only be held responsible
or an error of judgement, if they
should find that they did make a
as we think they will find in
lue time. The best Of men err some.
lines. If our party friends erred in
his, time will prove it. If we erred
n this time will prove it, and we
will be ready whenever that is de-
nonstrated to say we made the mis-
AXE.
Now that we have reached this
loint, it is the part of wisdom and
craftsmanship to look around and
Iecide what is the best thing to be
lone for the people.
Will the opponents of this compro-
Mise now offer q better solution of
his matter than the one just reject
ID?
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-08-27
THE LATEST VERSION OF THE
SENSATION AT THE PIER.

BosToN, August IA later version of
the SpragueC affair, is that
when Sprague returned home he found
Conkling there. He procured loaded
gun, and on searching the house met
Conkling and Mrs. Sprague engaged
chatting together in most confding
way, and it is said addressed the Senator
by saying: "Sir, have endured this
long enough. I'll stand it no longer"
Sprague then asked Oonkling to defend
himself; whereupon Roscoe remarked:
81 am unarmed, sir" Sprague, it is
said, then exclaimed, "Then, you id
villain, will give you just five minutes
to leave my house, and ii you do not do
so, will shoot you like a cur" After
short period Conkling departed.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-08-27

And now comes another startling
story from the Newport Reporter to the
following effect: A very unreasonable
tale has been related to us, but by q
truthful man, relative to a COW and a
black snake It appears that cow be-
longing to one Mrs. Simmons had been
failing in her milk from an unknown
until one day when a large black
snake was found sucking the COW, and
performing the operation as well, seem
ingly, as a calf
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-08-27
FHE MORRISTOWN GAZETTE
subscription Price So.

King Cetywayo, of zululand, is a
mulatto from western Pennsylvania, and
has not only been in the Confederate
navy but in the Federal, italian, and
British armies. He is a likely negro,
and twenty years ago would have
brought fifteen hundred dollars in any
good Southern market
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-08-27

The London Times. In an article
upon Utah and the Mormons, says
It will be very difficult TO put a stop
to the European emigration Of new
converts. The Times doubts wheth-
er the American government has
seriously considered all tbe dificnl-
ties Of the task it has undertaken, II
it is true that Mormon poIygamy is
hOnceforth to be definitely suppress
ed bY the courts.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-08-27

When the war of words took place be-
tween Conkling and Lamar, the former,
if he had read the Southern papers,
would soon have seen enough to con-
vince him that only the most urgent
law business should take him near
Rhode Island during the vacation, for
he couldn't go there without bringing a
swarm of insects with stings about his
ears Cincinnati Commercial
The editor of the Commercial is mono
maniacal. wasn't the South that was
doing the injury to ex-senator Sprague.
1t wasn't the South that kicked Mr..
Conkling out the front door and down
stairs, and manifested a disposition to
ed shotgun and to disinfect his carcass
with saltpetre, carbon and sulphur. Mr..
Lamar didn't instigate any of these pro-
ceedings, from the legal relations with
Narlagansett. We do not even believe
that Mr.. Lamar is in league with Mr..
Sprague, or that the Okalona States, or
jeff. Davis has had anything to do with
the disgrace and exposure of Senator
Conkling. We are quite sure that the
South has not concocted any gunpowder
plot for the destruction of Mr.. Conkling.
To the Commercial, to whom the men
ton of the South Pole, by association,
brings up a CHASTITY array of Confeder-
ates, Ku-Klux and bulldozers, and the
mention of the North Pole suggests its
opposite, the South and all the troop
of Bourbons and chivalry, the whole af-
fair seems a Confederate plot. Mr..
Conkling ventured near Rhode Island
and the South set the train in motion.
To the Commercial, with its one idea OF
which it is monomaniacally possessed to
the exclusion of all others, all things
bring up the wicked South. 1t would
be impossible to convince the Commercial
that Mr.. Conkling hadn't been BULLDOG
ed, although to a person up a tree il
looks more like poor Sprague had been
put through that process.-AnaeT5cG11
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-08-27

If cricket is not an ancient game,
what is meant when It is stated Ia
Scripture that "Peter called upon
the eleven r'-St. Louis Spirit.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-08-27

WVHIs IS THE MOST USEFUL, AND WITH
ILL., out doubt, the most efficient family medicine
ever placed within the reach of any people Its
reputation extends far and wide, and its great
is due entirely to its own merits. AS
remedy for relieving Sick and Nervous Headache,
it is truly said to have no equal Dyspeptics find
to be just the remedy for all their troubles.
MOTHERS and daughters have long since dis
covered that it is ''panacea" for all their ills.
Chronic diseases of every character disappears by
proper use of it. 1t is not bad to take; perfect
ly harmless, and always ready for use.
F~- The man that fails to provide and keep his
family supplied with the SEVEN SPRINGS MASS
will pay out ten times more in doctors bills than
the mass would cost-which the doctors would
willingly be deprived of. ga hint to the wise is
sufficient"
Read the following letter from physicians ;of
Mississippi:
"Our People will not be with
out IT,
once OF SIaJOn q o1abouS ELSsCtdL9 aLld ou SCoiS
and dealers in Drugs, Medicines, &c.
SEEATokIA, MISS Nov. 10, 1873
Messrs Landrum Litchheld, Abingdon, Va.
GENrLEMEN-We are out of g Seven Springs
Mass and our people will not be without it ; they
are Just beginning to realize what an excellent
remedy it is Please send us another gross at
once. 1t is a valuable remedy, and can recon-
mend it from personal experience, have not TAX
en- any other medicine in two years, notw1thstand-
ing we keep all the best medicines usually kept by
druggists. Respectfully,
SLAToN & SLAToN.
For sale 6g Mo,7dstoaon Druggists and
Druggists generally.
EE- Be sure you get SEVEN SPRINGS MASS.
feb26 70 1y-sub chgs
The New York herald., 1879-10-01

9noteo at foc ooc cut DO VI % 81 3d. China, 6oc
Roors-The demand continues fair and the msrket for
pink aSs zoe; Virginia snake 2se 2ae seneca 4se.
S Su "r western and s'e Tor southern Galangai &c
and ae i7e for Flersntine Mexican jaiap in iobins
dte sess',s ie lse @snarake ts oe esIes or
sn s..e 4e saeS 100 lbs ordinary lieoree, 5s4c.;
sALrrfrRn remains firm. with a limited demand East
md" md crude y o"s s s'.s as Il refined gaaaated in
sArrRosfhe demand continues fair al steady prices;
q1sss at T IKE Spasisn Sss sro s
Rochelle quoted at ase in bbis and 3o1ae. in boxes;
is in continued good demand a, steady
sa% Tor es trade io @ s
sEEDs-We have to note u continued good demand for
tendency a stl further some kinds notably
a % rhsn s. & ss Ia
Enropean markets which over the reported
III"
ss isss not auS li'' 1H bags SaSs % IS 81 $
now s'1 hold higher. We quote Dutch earswsy. sss
s,ss g. California, Se &C.; Eaa white C.; Russian.
large ss"i1 7e '7Is 7e do Small grain &C. Italian
sniso old crop ilMs nsM ~ s,op ae iss star snsS
Sicily " i5. smyrna. 81 So English, s. 75 Ger
81 So No note les :p Smyrna es"sr
a 81 70 81 50, held at higher prices 200 bills.
reported sale ct a lbs do ar to arrive at &C. Size;
mand. we aaoie AeNandria, lie. -Se,; TeaniSsIy.
snnllAc-rhe market remains at the advanced
sssss qsssS supply %'ds4:s
"a b. 2ie dia@oaa T. 2is a2sc: 3s diamond r. &c.
aFsss xn rule, firm under sses do
Sales % bozs. csaii, White, al Isse; ' '. 80, ,'
IA A%esynir is
d. salsq'!a, @ sss Sis,saa
singapore pepper black in bond 7lac; dnty paid 2c;
'S ss%s ss ,s't
,ax % Sales & S bags @ css ss ss 400 So 81. sa
1852 bag o Su%at1s In Eopper lse $50 do Singapore d0
sroScIs AND CmASols srIssAi kinds are in good re-
ASa select sGr M @ 81 seller M srds M sssp
q meaia@ Z, small. ma e9e gc; Cuba shseps wooi select
." ': s4tas' sesnf' %
y 49, As Ss' s as asso s. Is 81
per lb bath spoage large medium and small 9oe 80
enrrier sponge y 5a English and French chamoi'
u re remains @ PER- r KIP Nth I'll so fair ,o ,c m
We quote 2c; Hour &c.; crude $26 for seconds
SuMAc ontnues fair request firm sales 500 bags
private quote:-Common grades. $50 S5o best. sc
SUGAR or LEAD is in good demand and Arm We
SUGAR MILK is firm, with fair demand We quotcs--
SULpm,rE AaMoNiA-The demand is fair and the market
firm We quote:-Amercan. extr" dry, In casks. 37sc
SULPnATE CINcnoSIDIA remains nrm with a fair de-
mand We quote-Amercan, VI 70 per o., and foreign.
81 20 81 % IN ounce walls
TAxARsps.Thc demand continues fair at full priccs
We quotc:-x3 $3 %
TuRMEIIc is quiet but firm We quote Root Sc. 51sc.
ground. &c &c.
ToNcA BEANS remain firm. with good demand at the
ad vance Angustura quoted ut 81 30 u 81 45.
IVA uEs is in far demand and steady We quotc:-5c.
size.
BEANs.The market Is firm, with fair inquiry.
We quote:Ssa SO. according to quality.
VENIcE TrRrENTiNE is in moderate demand. at full
prices. We quoie:--lSisc. u lie.
NERpIGRIs.--Ihe market remains firm. with fair In.
qniry. Quoted at 2Sc
YELLOW PRusslArEi is in fair request and stoady. We
quote:-24c a. 2oc.
The New York herald., 1879-10-01
Tho closing figures wore
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT Ia LOWER; FUTURES
CLOSED sTEADY-FLOUR QUIET-wHEAT UN-
SETTLED - CORN LOWER OATS LOWER
PORK FIRM-LARD PIRM-sPIRITs TUgPEN-
TINE FIRM-RosIN srEADY-CoFFEE FIRM-
SUGAR FIRM PETROLEUM FInMER-wHIs-
KEY FIRM.
TUESDAY, Sept 800 P. NJ.
The markets remained strong to-day in nearly all
cases. the demand for most descriptions Of mcr-
chandise being good. and in some cases decidedly
active. at full improved prices. On Change the
same unsettled condition of the grain markets OBJ
tained and prices Of wheat in particular fuctuated
constantly. Corn was lower, Oats wero lower.
Whiskey was firm. Pork arm. Lard Arm. Cotton
tho spot &c lower Futures closed steady. Gro.
ceries hrm Oils steady. Petroleum was
armer. Rosn steady and spirits turpentlne ruled
firm
ALCOHOL for export was firmly held with 32,zc quoted
for October delivery and 81 20. for November
ASHES quiet at 4ac 4s4c for pots and &C. exc
for pearls.
ANrIxoNY remained firm 17c for Hallett 4 Cookson
Jobbng lots held ut l7t6c. . lsc.
CoPYEE.-The market for Rio auiet but firm at late
values. We sales of $50 bags Rio. City of Rio
Janero private Iu Baltimore resale of 500
bags Rio made Campanero private tcrms Mild
corso ruled firm We quote o:-ordinary cargoes l2hc
Tor s. &c. s%nsos fair % GOOD
ASSN as ninety se eass c.ySs
I4e l7c Maraeaibo. l2'sc. i7c.: Laguayra isl;c
l5,&c Jamaica, lss l5te. ST. Domingo. iotac ke
Rico. 15c l6lc Costa Rica, lic l71ac; Mexi-
l4ac Ice Angosturs. 15c i7c. savanilla 12c
IKE; Curacoa lie. u l3c
COOpERAGE STOCK quiet We quotc:-Molasscs.
Shocks 81 anch with heads VI % 81 so; shocks
with heads 3s-nch 81 40 u 10; do NJ inch 81 10
81 7O box shocks. soc GOc do So % 81 80; ppo
do S. 81 80; empty. hogsheads s. $2 O5; hoops 10
feet, ordinary to prime Sss 1885, do II feet. do, SIS
$40 per NJ.
CorrxR was very firm and tho amounted to about
100000 lbs Lake at l9c cash and the market closed ut
that figure.
ConnAen ruled steady. We quote-Msnils, lsrse and
small l2iac l5c arred Manila, 12c SisRl rope, 1O1ic
a11isc.
CofroN on tho spot quiet decline Of llc Fu-
turcs opencd5 points lower recovered part of the
again sold closing prices IL points
last prices of yesterday with the market steady
Tho after sales OF cotton include
for eaport Tho total salos between A. NJ three
T. NJ sum up n .DUO bales, .Oll0wa:-
The New York herald., 1879-10-01

Bank shares were quiet Continental sold ct 100,
Park at 107, and Central National at IOs.
Exports for the past week. exclusive of specie
were SS. 126,9C0.
The following despatch from the west gives the
movement of grain at the leading points there to-
day Observation-Disclosures of wheat. 100 600 bush
els; shipments 81 GOO do receipts OF corn $500 do
shipments 26.O0O do. ChicaGo-Receipts Of wheat,
2Cs s55 bushels: shipments 130.007 do; receipts Of
corn. 394, ,952 do; shipments. 140. SOL do.
At tho annual meeting of tho Gold and Stock Telc-
graph Company to-day tho following gentlemen
were elected directors :--Norvin Grccn. George B.
Prescott, George Walker. Tracy X. Edison, James II.
Banker, Samuel +. Bargcr. william NJ. Bliss. Anson
stager. Augustus schel and Hamilton Mex. Twom-
bly,.
Chicago, St. Paul and Minneapolis earnings for
the third week OF September were s24.64l. an in
crease of s6.304.
Earnings of the Chicago and Northwestern road
for September with tho last four days to hear from.
show an increase of 100000.
Chicago aud Alton earnings for the third week of
September were s1G3.2so. an increase of s43.07o.
Union Pacific earnings for twcnty-six days OF Sop
tomber were a. log. .CG1. an increase of sio5.Gsl
Hannibal and st. Joseph earnings for the third
wcck of September were S44.G47 showing n decrease
of $685.
Iron Mountain earnings for tho third week of
September were S16s.500. increase Of S44.146.
Following are tho earnings and expenses Of the
Boston and New York Air Line Railroad for Au-
gust:--(iross earnings s23.372 o.; operating OK
pcnscs, S9,03o 20; net earnings. $1i.332 -.
Philadelphia stocks wero quoted follows at tho
The New York herald., 1879-10-01

The statement of the Assay Office for tho month Of
September shows that tho deposits for the month
we're s254i4.ooo of which $685. 900 was gold and
s3i1, GOO silver. The amount of gold bars stamped
was ana "a and of silver bars S257 0i0 a. There
was transmitted to tho mint at Philadelphia coin
age sl.075O7o IL.
During tho month the sub Treasury in this city
ccivcd on account OF customs $l2 s69 o. an in
crease of s3sl265i 40 the receipts for the
responding month last year. The total receipts
during tho month. including those from internal
revenue, Post Ofncc Department. &C.. were
S1os 436 "a and the 423 oe.
The coinage executed at tho Philsdciphia Mint for
the month wss;--Siver dollars, si,soS.O50; minor
coins. s14737. Total value. s1.S22.7s7.
At tho Now York Mining stock Exchange the busi-
The New York herald., 1879-10-01

ToDiy Last Eng Total.
Consumption. .........,..,....:.. spf iu- . 4b
prices of spot cotton ho following quotations for
cotton In STORE running In quality not more than
The New York herald., 1879-10-01

In the London market consols were steady at 97M
%. United States bonds were II lowcr, fours
selling at 105 1855. 4s at 100 and fves at 1861.
Erie fell of from 343s to 34I. to 34x and de-
clined to 3.x. The preferred declined from GO to
50. consolidated rsts from lit to 116S. do seconds
from S2A to SIX and funded ives from S0H to
79A. Illinois Central firm at 95, New Jersey
Central at u 62 and do. consolidated rsts at 104
This was settling day at the Stock Exchange.
Foreign exchange was advanced u per cent. but
the sixty-day bills Of ono banker were sold IN
cents below tho posted rates. Following latest
The New York herald., 1879-10-01

At San Francisco mining shares opened at tho fol-
lowing quotations-Go Curry. l01S Savage.
l3 Chollar. IA; Ophir. S9lk; Hale and Norcross.
l3 Crown Point. Al: Yellow Jacket 1873; Bclcher.
4; Imperial IL; Virginia Consolidated. 5h; Cali
fornia. 5s.; Best Il Belchcr. 17sS; Union Consol-
idated, &C; Alpha, 17h; Sierra Nevada assessment
denquent). A; Mexican 32H Silver Hill. 140; JUS
tice. 81; julia Az; Utah. 1877; Alta. So; Bodic.
14'4; Bechte. 1; Tioga 3; Independence. ~; Seq
Bolcher. %; Mono. 6ss Consolidated Pacific. 8A
Potosi. 5k; Exchcquer. 591; Monmouth. 6h; North
Standard. 2: Boston Consolidated. 15s.
The New York herald., 1879-10-01

quote Manila. 72i.c. suc Madras 77Isc a s7lsc
Caracas. Zoe. Guatemala. p5c 81 10; Bengal. 81 a
continues in fat, demand a. full prices
Inisa Moss is good request aud nrm Wo quote -ic
ionISr.- market rules arn, with fair demand We
IopArk Por.snThc demand is fair aud the market nrm
lsiSsLAss -Tho market remains firm under good de-
mand We .slan, " 10 81; Norwood 81 10 a
JAsoRASpi LnAvKs-Thc demand IL good aud tho mar
kct hrn We quote Sue for original packages and 33c
LAusrL Lssvrs-r The market nrm. under good do
Llcoaick PAsrnrhc demand Is fair for ali kinds mar.
ket steady We quote ,'sua.olini, large zoe sie,
zoe. alsc. Greek, made here, 1uc. = isc
Lycoronius rcmans steady with n fair demand We
MAppsR is IN moderate request but scady We quotc:-
MaSsA-Thc market rules arm a. Steady prices. We
aSc Tor large akcs aud s2c for small
Moarnlss.rhe demand Is fair at tali prices Manufac
tuse,s quote '-ts ~ outside lots. s3 10
prices are rsalikcd Quoted lac. from store
advances 81 10" per tom w quote e 'n
NtroALls remain hrn with good demand. We quote'-
Nux voxlcA Is scarce both abroad aud with
good denand the market Is strong We quote 5sc &c
quote .-xI iUm ~ 12is.
Orirx Tho dsmandis Is fair and the markc, strong We
al AZ tor powdercd. bonded '''' W."
rsAal Asnrs lemain steady With a fair demand We
rIusnAaa marke, is steady and tho demand fair
in bSs &c a .ssc per H. chips s,ac ac
PaussIark Pofssn-Tnc demand continues fair at full
prices We quote-American yellow. 2ic a 2oc cash
QricSsLvkR continues in moderate dcmand at full
QuISisfThc market rules irm for both American and
lS1s,5s s%sssn "IS iss rsss9 sS"s 'sis German
Rrp ranran is Arm Nth @ % far demand Crystal, In
RauSAnS Tho demand continues fair at full prises
The New York herald., 1879-10-01

-staincd-Good ordinary, Ole; strict good ordinary
osnc low middling o-dc middling l03i0c The rc
Charlcston. ssls Wilmington sS0; Norfolk s,s7o; Bai
Sass Tbs III Nw asy "s wssi ~ bales rSs sy las,
year 1880 bales. Total since September 3 243 Oacs
II 80 T. M.-Rcccpis osoo bales; OF which American
Di5O balcs. Market easier Estimated salcs. 500
baics Speculation. ,. and export; LOO bales Mid
Futurcs sellers ut Lice dccline september delivery up
lands, low midling CLAUSE 0s4d 40 23s2d. ii-idd
lands, low middiing clause i5-s2d q n 7-l6d.
i3-32d; October aud November delivery, uplands.
low m,dling clause, oi.ied, a . i;s,d November;
3 i5-i1d 30 MIXTURES weaker, frco sellers ai
last quotations, Y M-oe,ober and November dc:
Doecmber delivery. upians low mddling clause. 5sd
Deccc,nber aud january delivery. uplands, low mdding
September and October delivery. upiands low mddiing
clause. 8s t1-32d Five T. M.septcmber aud October
delivery. nplands low middng clause. JId; October
~ -32d November and Deccmbcr delivery. upands low
middling clause q SD January and February delivery,
delivery, nplands. low mddiing clause 202d Futures
closed steady ut today's lowest prices.
quiet but steady ~ 45c f7c. primo
1.-Two goose aud .,c. "a 35c. for mixed,
Fsl,--Therc was far demand FOR Goldfish which
Bank ".o as aSs %ss' !" ~ ." @
ss ssIsa wsrS % made ns 81 soGss
IoO bbls Nova No. SIS sold arrive nj si ox
herring firm. About l2OU boxes have arrived since
the balance being which were sold at isc Me-
dium held at 25c.
TIoun aaAIs.-Recoipts Flour, 2,iia bbls. wheas
az barley malt io Do Fcafsc aS %.rSs. Sssss ss
Western aud Southern about 5000 bbls within the
annexed Rye Hour was steady. with salcs Of
bbls rulcl steady, and 100 bbls bags
at f, nriep Va
The New York herald., 1879-10-01

The following were tho rates of exchange New
York ut the aforementioned cities to-day:-Savan-
nah buying Il off, selling 4 of; Charleston. buying
u discount. selling "; Now Orleans. commercial
GIG discount bank discount; st. Louis. 1-10 dis
count: Chicago. weak Ito discount buying LILO
premium selling
State bonds were dull. North Carolina special
taxes sold at and Louisiana conscls at 39s. Rail-
way bonds were somewhat less active and moro
irregular Following is list Of sales with range of
prices-
Bonds of
The New York herald., 1879-10-01
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LiyERpooL, Sept 3O-5 i. ".
Cotton Futures closed steady days lowest prices.
Uplands low midding clause september and October do
livery. 5id uplands low mddling clause October and
November delivery. . 3-i2d., uplands. low mddl'ng
clause November aud December delivery. . 2I32d.
lands low middlng clause January and February dev
cry SD upands low middling clause, March and April
delivery. 2V-.s2d.
Produce Linsccd oil 2os. per Spirits turpcntins.
23s Cd per cwt
kxGHASGr.
LIvkRrooL, Sept 30 1879.
Port-rrlmc moss, Eastern, steady at 53s do, West.
ern steady at 47a cut nrmsr % STAT
The New York herald., 1879-10-01
loans ma ai.s'an'' Of s'nn''si'l paper remain HH'
rhOwina is the sub-Treasury statement for the

were sb6.6s4 81. and from customs S432 16S AZ.
Govfnment bonds were strong and advanced in
pricf larger business was done over the counters
THAI reflected in the sales at the Exchange. The
la embraced $4,000 AIS coupons. 1891. at 1O5s<
10000 41s's registered 1884, 1855; $4,000 fours.
registered. 1907 1915; $4,000 skies. registered.
lo5A; $4,000 fours. coupon. 1907. lo29l; s5o.coO
4,s registered. 1891. 105S $4,000 fves. 1881. reg
istered. 1886 Tho market closed strong at-the fol-
The New York herald., 1879-10-01

WnKAr--Thc market unsettled and lower particu-
lary winter Of which largo deliveries October
tracts looked for too AZ tho close part of
tho decline recovered Tho sales, including UuuU
bushels for future delivery, 600 bushels at 81 20k
S 27ls asl 2ya for November, 81 17S asl ~ for No
white, cashi VI 27,S &l 2vx for October. u 25k
The New York herald., 1879-10-01

Money loaned on call at q per cent until tho
afternoon. whom thcre n sudden hardening and
the rate advanced to pcr cont. In some cases
.anlnission was paid In addition to that rate. Time