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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-03

THE GLORIRS OF WOMAN are luxuriant hair
and fine teeth. The first Is secured by J. & g,
Atkinson's Balsam OF White Roses, and the lat
ter preserved by their Quinine Powder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-03

COMMISSIONS LAYING IN UNIONTowN.-The
Catholic societies OF the District viii assemble
on LOUISIANA avenue, right resting on AZ street,
OF st. Augustine and other colored societie les
FORMING the NTH division, and the procession
VI VIII move Dy ~ street to Pennsylvania avenue,
where Bishop Keane, OF Richmond, Va. and
other clergymen will join; thence to Pennsyi
vania avenue to sth street to NJ street to Ana
sfn1e Of ofd fH 70 where the corner
sas-will be laid. Mr.. Dennis Cornell is the
marshal ma and Major N: E. urell, chief of stan
Ex.P0l1ce Commissioner William H. Smith,
Knights OF st. Augustine, has been appointed
special aid to the marshal.
A SCHOONER BOUND FOR WASHINGTON GONE
AsH0Rk.-The signal corps station at Barnegat
Inlet, N. d., reported at 1915 am to-day to the
chief signal officer as follows:-.sCreW of L. s.
3 NO. IL, arrived at am. and boarded vessel
winch struck outer bar. q half mile east OF the
station. The vessel Is the two-masted schooner
Julia A. Berkele, 1859 tons, from Sogredes, N. Y,
bound TO washington, d. c., with PAT tons Of
SIX, all told. No immediate danger; wind fresh
from west and favorable; sea smooth" dis
patch at noon says:-"T The crew are throwing
cargo overheard, and have laid anchors and
cables. Prospects good to float the vessel at
next high water"
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, while passing
snToogh Ivy City, on its way to this city, about
6:SO O'Clock last evening, struck an unknown
c0iOre0 man who was walking on the track and
80 injured him that he died In two hours AFTER
being brought into this city on the same train
Engineer Thomas Beckett, In charge OF the
train, states that he was looking towards the
platform at Ivy Station to see II there were any
passengers In waiting, and failed to see the
unfortunate man. On his arrival at the depot
here the police took him to Providence hospital
In the public ambulance, where his skull was
found to be fractured and leg broken. He
was 80 years old and q labOring man Being
inseDsible from the first, 1t was Impossible 10
ascertain his name or residence.
MR.. GEO. T. STEWART before the House Dis.
Illct committee yesterday, did not say, as re-
poIIeo, mat he wanted q law passed so that
cOIner lots would only pay for their frontage
noanlng ior tneir sides; but did say that "the
PIOPcI way 10 assess corner lots for special i'm
PIOvements was TO assess the number OF feet of
tnell nontage ana assess the same number of
AITKNTIOM, bUiLDERs!-Th0mas Bowling auc
tiOneer, Will sell In short time very large
stock OF marble and slate mantels OF the lafesf,
ana most elegant designs. Due notice OF the
Saic WIZ 70 Sitcn.
WARRINGTON FBH NA1KIT.-Sold BIZ r. A.
Golden. flsh agent, since last report: 5000 shad
nom % 70 so per hundred; 10000 behring's at
$50 - per thousand; 800 punches rock and perch
nom Is TO 20 cents per bunch.
ONE CARGO fresh canton mating: 100 rolls
spring carpets, Is, 80, 81 So e0c: new lawns
TQWSODS, PENNSYLVANIA avenue south side
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-03
The Walking Match at Odd Fellows
Hail.

Last evening there was large audience at
Odd Fellows Hall, to witness the contest be-
tween j. j. Heron and B. r. Kelly, for purse
of $4eO-26 houTsN"gO as you please" Before
this match commenced walk for an hour re-
suited as follows: Kilsby, miles laps; Fores-
man, 6 miles 2K laps; Kicker. miles; "Ameri-
can Boy" miles 10 laps; Nalley, miles Is
laps; Bien, miles II laps; Salisbury, s miles 6
laps, and Eckert, miles.
At $40 O'Clock Kelly and Heron appeared,
and at the word started on run, the latter
keeping 1t up steadily and he appeared to be
the favorite. The first mile was made In lit
tie over minutes. About 10 o'clock Kelly was
taken sick (being then 10 laps In the lead, and
retired, but reappeared In few minutes. Heron
had then recovered bis lost ground. At II
O'Clock the score stood Heron, 16 miles; Kelly,
Is miles. at midnight Kelly left the track,
having then completed II miles. He returned
at quarter past O'Clock this morning, at
which time Heron had Is miles to his credit.
Both men were on the track at 2:15 to-day,
Kelly, who had taken several short rests, look
Ing very fresh and evidently feeling so as now
and then he would run several laps, and Heron
looked somewhat fatigued, owing to his
having been more steadily at his work. At that
hour Kelly was on his 5Sth mile, having made
his 57th in II minutes, and Heron was On his
I'D mile his preceding mile having been made
In 12 minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-03

THE BEST REMEDY for all Pulmonary Com
plants is Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price CSC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-03

THE RACING AT BRENTWOOD YESTERDAY
The Spring meeting at Brightwood closed yes
terday afternoon by two real races. The atten-
dance was very large. In the race for the $40
Gen. Hunton. GILT Edge won the first heat In
2.41H, Atic the second In 2.39. In the third heat
there was collision between HuntOn, Trump
and Anc. Two OF the drivers were thrown to
the ground, but were untnjurned. Alic turned
and took his sulky several times around the
track at furious pace. There was great con-
fusion. He finally jumped the fence, leaving
the pieces OF his sulky strewn behind him, and
ran out OF the gate. He did not stop until cap
tured at the corner OF 4th and streets south.
The fourth heat was also Gilt Edges, In 241X,
who thus got the race. Birdie got secOni
money.
The next race, for the 222 class, brought out
jersey Boy, Driver and Eastern Shore Boy. Je .
Sey Boy got the first heat In 20 Driver the Sec
ord In 2.zS15, the third In 31k, and the fourth
In 233L. He thus won the race.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-03

L0DILLB's HEADACHE SPECIFIC prevents as
well as cures Headache.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-03

BILL FOR A DIyoRCE.-To-day Col. Corkhin
4led bill for divorce In the name NJ Caroline
Anler agt. Jerry Miller. She sets forth her
marriage with defendant ON November 12fh.
1s6s. and charges that he deserted her in March
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-03

JURORS to serve In the next term OF the Cir
cult Court, commencing Monday, the 18th inst -,
were drawn yesterday as follows :-Chas. StOtt,
A. L. Ockhart. M. Mccormick, Samuel E. Lewis
c. A Buckley (Georgetown), w. Cooley George
TOWN., Robert Beall, X. A. Bullock, b. NJ Bar
low, II. r.. Hoysse, William Muirhead, John a.
Small, David %tkins, c. A. Acker. L. II. Hop
k1ns, C. G. Glover, C. F. Watkins, Arthur Grimes
SGeorgetown), q. F. Hyde (GeorgetOwn), d. s.
Reed (GeorgetCwn), William N. Brown, G. G.
III. Tyler j w Drana ~ -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-03

TIE ALEXANDER CAsE.-To-day, In the Cir
cult Court, Judge Cox, in the case of Drape :,
agt Alexander-tO recover for boarding the
WE ana child OF Observation-Disclosures moved
70 ameno plea, which was granted on paying
costs, ana a juror was Withdrawn and cause
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-03

RBv. n. E. BOYLE, pastor of st. Matthews
VII pIeaeh charity sermon at st. Patrick,s
church on sunday, 4th instant, at II am. for
b. Joseph,s orphan boys. o'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-03

REV. THOMAS HARRIsON.-The revival meet
1DgS In Hamline M. K. Church. conducted by
the young reV1Val1st, are now In the sixth week,
and there Is no abatement In the interest
During the past week Mr. Harrison has labored
most earnestly, and the altar has been filled
with seekers nightly. Many persons have pro-
Iesseo conversion and united with the church
Tomorrow MI. Harrison VIII conduct praise
and revival meetings at Band 7:3O o. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-03

Busys Pps1ssExA cures kidney troubles &C. +
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-03

HOWard's World Renowned ROda,
cents per glass.
Gum Camphor,
30 cents per pound.
j. w. Howard Druggist,
Corner 7th and SITS. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-03

A Miserable Being
Is one that Is bilious. Get from your druggist
package OF Quirk's irish Tea. Price Is cents.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-03

The weather.
INDICATIONS r0-DA7.
OPYIC1 OF CRIEP SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, May 8, 1879. !
For the middle Atlantic states, westerly winds,
stationary barometer, warmer clear weather.
RANGE OF fHI THKRN0n cEH.
rnA following Is the readings Of the tnermom
e,er al de signal OfIice during the day: q. Ia
S4o: T:sS g. "a, 46o; IL midday, go; p. N, ego;
maximpp, $40; ratl1mum. $3.50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-03

THE GRAND JURY to-day returned Indictments
against Singleton Jones, larceny of $50 from
Eliza Barbour; Hugh Strider, second ofrence
larceny; Henry Harry. Norris Roach, Peter Nc,
Namara, George Lowry alias LOutney James
6hugrue and James Boland, rape and assault to
commit rape; Albert Smith, burglary AMI lar
ceny at the house OF c. G. Garrison, 144l s
street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-03

DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded az follows:
L. Z. Rauterberg to C. r. Clifton. part and I,
lot 10 and part 20, so, Loaf; 81 OOO C. II. WILSON
70 James WILSON, part 20, so. 1,047; 81 0O0 Henry
Jones to w. r. Fowler and E. S. Fowler, part i.
Hoimead's addition, and part IL, DeakIn ct al s
tee, TO the Arlington Fire Insurance Co, parts
~ and IL, 50. 2s5; $3.50. Commrs. F. s. & +. Co.
70 James Cotter, lot 3. So north OF So 3s4: S4O5,
N 100. 000 - ~ ~
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GUN CAAPH0R for moths at Drew's Drug store,
cor. 9th st. and Pa. ave., at SOC. per Id. 4,29,1;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-05-03
The Good the Night Lodging House
Has Done.

Mrs. Lockwood read the platform of the union.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-18
NETWORK TRIBUNE TUESDAY NOVEMBER Is

It's unpaid ccryons STATS 000 second debeutures not
To exceed S2,0O0000 the first. hut receIv-
ing No interest until than enough been earned
To pay the whole per the hrs these
settled the Old second mortgage and Its unpaid cou-
pons) third debenures not TO exceed 5000 0OO the
same as the first and bearing the relation the
seconds that the seconds bear TO The drsssetted old
third mortgage and its unpaid coupons fourth deben
turcs The same a. the Others not % exceed 100000
settled the floating debt.
The debeuturcs secured on the whole property
and sinking fund FOR thclr extinguishmcDl created
The new irst mortgage only the road and its
branches and such property necessary operate
the road.
The proceeds OF the various land grants million
acres. given 20 the company hy The United States and
the States OF Alabama. tennessee and Kentucky and
al other property belonging 10 the company not
sary 20 The operation Of the road devOted sink
ing fued for the payment Of dcbeniures the order
of their precedence. Each lids furnish
beuturr4 advertised for and the bids under
par accepted 10 the amount Of Tie years proceeds
from tAis property. or n no DIS made under par
be Dy their holders When first deheutures
ae eNunsu-led IN tbs wy the second eie. are paid
N n ihc same manner.
Uat al the deDeUures are paid of in this manner
thet coh io e road minority of tie stock ~ the
voted Cad 80 meetings OF steeSh0.ltr. the majority
leDn. 'nali anect l. voting power ail deoeutures
Tn lec,pts OF ire ROAD ar. swell. 1870 the per cent
on O." hf> mortgage cannot la o ID. earned every
t0 pcr cent on tnc hsf deben this wear. Tho
81, e.. 81 ,D' ,i.i''s ol ~. 'uiiu nut .aAsc
SIZES '' lAaa lhr ro'd a"s MANY WI ianv connections
Those i- on, uess must rapidly iucrrl-c.
ne 'Ai--'slincnt %. .h. ach. nrs avea the prop
bonded d~i ~ oniv - 100000 Ne ellnI-s OF - 800
ufe would pas tt q cent on thc new nr-t mort
all ino soes thai Las boon .sa,a. This d moderate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-18
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

The decree value of the First Mortgage bonds
OF the New-York and Oswego Midland is $l6 70
tor mar and interest of the bond. or $3.50 per bond
If - 600 with all coupons on The subscriber
will nay the $3.50 less la OF one per cent now, or
the holder NAV deposit the bond with the commit
tee upon payment Of one per cent upon the par
value.
The undeposited Receivers Certificates VIII he
cashed with accrued interest TO Nov. "a. 1917
less p Of one per cent. Schedules with numbers
amount and interest must he handed IN without
DELAY. tine subscriber reserving the right 10 stop
reoelvmg either bonds or Receivers Debt without
further notice.
G. \. JORDAN. Chairman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-18
c. \. JORDAN, Chairman.
MOBILE and ONO REoRGANIzAuoN

VALE oF THE SECURITIES UNDER THE RECON-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or EARNINGs-FUrURE
or rnE COMPANY.
The REORGANIZATION OF the Mobile and Ohio
Rarsad Company The orders OF te United States
Circuit Court ana Ia compromise 'orbearance ana eK-
tenson of.is indebtedness Is 20 just 20 all the utter
ess involved that the nature and value OF The he" &c
caTues created under these circumstances merit ate1-
ton.
There are Az miles or main hue and % miles Of
branches 500 miles Of road belonging TO the company
which cosi ~ -'I27.O0O.
The Old uortgages. first. second and third unpaid
coupons and floating debt amounted % Sl5,2l7.oOJ
This ha- been settled By creating nrst mortgage o
S7.OOOOOO perez per annum payable semi "nn"-
AN n debentures not 10 exeeed s5,5OOOOO, bearing
7<sF cent interest paYabs annually when earned lie
year preceding or sneh interest may be earned the
precedhg year bui nOD-cumulative these Two sec''-
mites setted the old first mortgage OF sS0OOOOO aAa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-18
roal nn,h IOOOe lIlso.650 l.4ssgIl 7.I505g4

GAY AND sTRA W-Aciise. arm, IN short receipt ship
rtr eu0reG 5Jc 4ndsJc. Tor Prime retail qualities
M-u1 35 g1Oc straw al toe tor Long rye +oGoUo for
1nart rs and Oat al tUd roc
HIDE--lllej but nm 10 sales
GP--Flu. with iar sales both Tor export and home use
~ Ypr. new crop AYE. Eastern, lie" enl 80 soc
Wi.cn.u 80 learuBgs gTowth 1875 tal-ci Oins,
All yr0wtas lOc. P@clhc Coast Hops gfo"A 1873 4OG
Refining stock quiet nominal n 35q4oc.
as l- sold prvasc ieins grocery slAHrS III 'l-
ere -rDit.-s rt- OF Turpentlre dul and freely
IN ~ 61a III u. -a44rl 10 Good co. sttA, ad Do g.
Ia - 81 - stock. -,iYJ Dlls
~ FfElaIII duh rates Inclined 20
vea.ue-s and regularly Liverpool steam SCI '9 n.sl
about 5000 cnrngfi a. open iatts --NV
6.i-- al t. tnfor "a. sIsi i -I .uns -acA j. Ai'ue
~ al London 5000 BUSH 1iaiu f'-fi luui -
hmm .,.. sail l,UuU DDs Your -. Glasgow, HitaAi
c,g.r.r,l uf uarHTal. d. CORE iaf orders quoted
hon lunf ils 10 Tie
,sar Il uj qs Grain lO I'D British SNIP llab tons
Llg.rnu. CUR ~
i.inl IL . If4.n lal =. 10 lrltsr, so up, 1a Anon
can SHIN DO law NiL n0 lifufuatti American
nrr y lon- llfetI Naples, rutu Al Tobacco Ss- OIL
Tf-i'.uh4f. TONS 4lAllt. -tAel4
drsllx 0r Antwerp 500 bD.a NapliAA a. o. FROM fni
md. u.q Norwegian hITA. Geo Trieste - Dui. heAaf ~
trorurn y. from Bona vessels o. scn-l Or-
fr.n one los fiua nuii-Anrrfan DiE, 80 ioAr 70
Cnfdln IS laIAIts iiils, -ta lri ,'A- -
rFrlDLEl - --tIru IN urlAJu NiAde ttIilIeic- SHOW
f.tut -preulaf4Ic movement. Crude. DO aNpfn- "-t
go. no. I'D lu T. NaltAa, Nci re.rti A nlir iirit
~ 4riiaae hl4 tiu0lt, e"c'Hci Cases = A. a.
~. n fn. an Oh Cliy l. "a 90 bills. opening ~ 40 nd
Ilsaa.. 20 =. lowest, 81 U1's co-inS -4-'4 oid Az"
rkOv lslOas- PoEk-AaTket 0Dened .VS-se- per bib
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-18

tIAINIl
t.oo4 Ordinary .....1Oi- Low Niddlinr
-trcf Good JrlluarY..lls Illtl4uc-


stre Good ordinary siddi.nr.
Futures opened TO 20 Don- over and then advanced
10 points VII gooa business sales -u la,es ~,
at third can. Betw en- Cals-Noyemner II % el4 Do
80 March i2.sceil6s AprL 3Sl2so NAV.
Los closing 5ieNovem er ai92s, December
1920 "a January, l25s fsoraary 2is March
i305ais04 ialy l3Iual3l5; market firm. Transferable
Fysr,R And MEAL-FLOUR-Marke l5c better
LoS Grades Extra -upernns and NJ WIN "a d-I *
rae BRANDS without decided canve rather quiet job
.aie. is1G0 bbls ling $500 bb Minnesota Extra
= .S :. soSs7 Is 500 D6is Low Extra - Goes5 IS
200 oe.s e5 sl a. 600 sis ssperne - l5SS5 so
ana a6Oi bills No. >. 81 25Gs4 30 OF he safes - 80
y s9 80 T saDsr r8 $3.50 90
s 30 aoo a. sTTs western 50 5oas5 choice
SO Cod to Csoiee 40 - i0Ss7 DO
80 = nys :. 7ss go Patent 81
: Is chsny range Of s7sss - Lsgs Common
oaoise Family 50 eoss7 70 Patent Tn,sr he4 EIr
and moo ratey active saes.l 500 b0s Common Choice
Extra. - 500 81 81 Choice to Fancy - rs,
- UCkWHEAT FLOUh selling ~ = a. % ~.
S2kS = IS sales 100 hite Western - s5Gs2 go
"es'H FRfi is-sales bv auction 5OI boxes Malaga
lemons 90. 40 Db Anerla Grapes % 90 OOO Kegs
'SGRAlN-WHBAT-Mark irregular and unsettled, open
ing fairly active al - Ic advance snDeuehY hs
@ ~, s,,Tay ast very moderate export limited local
demand trade speculative account sales $1,000
ne nsrsiec spring 81 ssi 3: No spring, 81 2s-sG
- IN de rllce si0rei No Chicago special delivery IN
December storage, 81 80 No SPRING; 81 So q
~ ~, ingraded Winter Red 81 27sei 43 No Red
:. - -asl al y. No. He'd, ~ 49, steamer No Red
ii s2a. al No Amber 81 4iGsl - steam,r NO
AmDsr y 1881 80 Mixed Winter 81 30; No " bite
a. 50: 10 hte. 81 AZ gds 80 closing A. II 49, bt
ira White. a. 4S2i Ma Sprng NgFeMuer. 81 a5-2
al 81 Go. ng a. 3ssl - DO Deeenbef u 80 clos
ing : 35rs1 So. No. Northwest November, 81 80 ;
No White. Noveme Il 43asi sclosins q ~ 81 80
do ~ 81 s5'closing 81 - 29tl a DO an
nary a. 81 40 closing - ~ No Red Noyemoer - ~
sf47 closing 5 45hasl 45li 90 January. q 4s-.s
81 5O closing 8 ssia; load Tor January sold
A. - 4-o per Cental....-. RYE more steady $50 bid
Tor stale. herd e9q90c...--- BARLEY - Market
heavy: sacs. 10000 bush. Ungraded Canada 3a00b2c.
later Chocr BARLEY MALT quiet unchanged.
CORN-Mrrket nrmcr aud rather quiet expo ana
nome trade demand light, very moderate business
lI20dO bush. spot inclua NJ ngradei Western
Mixed. d6Os &C. No. B 6-0O7c, steamer Mixed
5s a59c No. . 6og eo'sei White southern. ~ - se
closing 81 isd0I S,-..-OATs &c better sales 200
hnsh Including B. s5d4Jisc- No White +5iss45+c
go J. ace 10 White, agsa4G'2e;: No. !, +se; No
4rI4sc: Mixed A. 047 While do, 462Giee. In
Guiding i 900 bush. No. Chicago. s5'ic-....FEED
Ia Store in New Brooklyn gain warehouses. and
fur .il.Vay lgut d. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-18
IS. Az he close the quotations were hardly rs
INN rs h.torc. b.ing rs .allnWs:

state bends are quiet. To-day Louisiana conaois
sold az "a. a decline Of ner cent. Alabama class
A no 81, aad North Carolina special tax at HAS.
The business IN city tank stocks TODAY in luded
sales OF Commerce. 20 at 1851 and ST. Nicholas
Railroad bonds of the speculative classes gener-
ally followed the movements Oi the share market
and declined from opening figures. later riying.
Ere second consos. after opening az 81 SOLD as low
SsaS. and afterward up To 9Ois G9O. the funded
0s dropping n sales az S69s. Chesapeake and ONO
ursfS, series Is. opened higher az %. anu de-
chned % CO. and the currency interest bonds
sold "a 4Oa l2aS9af Missouri. Kansas and Texas
frstS were stronger rising 10 esq declining TO
92at and closing az 93ss. the secOrcs first falling
from 4Sa % Is and then closing az 80. G.. T.. and
J. G.. hrsis were up 20 80, assented 90 Sle ssh.
the second assented rislug 27s per cent
u as. Boston. Hartford anu Erie trsts
also Ner' strong. rising 3 per cent 70 Dig falling
back % ''i ana ending al o5l2 Mobile anI ONO
firs.s rose / per cent 20 96 the debenlures beng
duI. the hrsts at = advance 70 67l and the thirds
at $50 3D. correspondent who asks Tor u'ioilni-
ton respecting the status Of the first de-
bontulcs will find the information sought
for below. Oregon Railroad and Nayi4a.i,9n
closing 40 the lower figures. Lake Eric and Western
incarnes a. lV1nced > rfr cent 10 o. Olio and M.ss-
iss pa Seconds we've "A lower 10 io3at tle hls II
the -fln -ieid Division ris.ng = pr cent .o -.
Canada southern hr-ts were .,r cent higher at
eS The Pacific ISSUES generally We're steady,
Wabash bonds strong, ana -. Iau' sinking FUNDS
IA per cent higher NO -. Holders oi TIE bonds Ut
the Ncw-Novk amt Oswe-o Midland Railroad COM
lauv Viii and az the loot 0i 'uis column H'tice o.
Interest GO them.
The h-Iieaeury to-day lost 81 ,JJ1.95t on bal
nnce, made up By "a com iu- 0i Gl,3Oo.aS-, less
currency gam of S:34s 452. Ihis makes the total
loss since Friday $2627,s72 The cali loan market
to-day steady at 6d7 per cent the closing rate
being the highest and Dld. Among tie domestic
exchanges on New-York. ar 1t. Ions the rate has
reccdc0 90 50 cents discount anl Boston D. quoted
40 TO - cents discount; all Others al" as ast quoted.
The treasurer at Washington to-day received
$4,000 National bank notes for redeinpt ON.
Tic customs TeoeIp we've TIOoOuO. ana The ~
1erual revenue receipts were HoJO,OOO. The tOl-
lowing is the Clearing House statement for &c.
dav: Exchanges, S1e4. 2SS. O-3 balances. S5.$6l-
SIS. Inc business at the sub Treasury covered
kecciprs. @l.OsJ,935; payments, r2,Ji5.-Hl
currency balance, SS,6lj,j24; cola balanc,.
$IlO.S17.96O.
inc lorci IN exchanges are still dun, but to-day
Rates TT advanced because of tIe scarcity 0t CONF
lows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-11-18

higher. closed weak, advance about lesi; very mot
crate business cash lots. iair trade sprcuiaivr
account; stles. 400 bblA Mes- spot 81 l-~-
Der Old or New 81 al O5 $50 bbi- DeeembeT a Of
~ 10, CLOSING Sil %. 700 hbi- January 90
II 30 closing offered 20; 1850 bbH February. New
az 6Od sl2 ~ closing offered sI2 20 rir Soteni3s
Old or New. l0kil %. December Old New. iTfli lo
January, sllGsli ~ annarr. New, 81 4na1l u9 ;
active and firm; saes. IS b5ls Nrsa. private fem-;
ies. Extra Iudia and PRIME Mesa fsiurS delivery.
30 Tor the former AMI II, FOR The nffrr; PLAN tf--
elu sGaSil Extra do silusl 80 racket SlffEi3 "a.
CIV Extra India Mess. =-4lS27 Philadelphia do,
s2sds24..--.. BEEF ANS unchanged; quoted <io 10
Sysrsss' Sac. Picked Hams. soc; fiesIeii
thOuders 6iac.-..- 1lDDlES ln far request AID nlin
sales. -ep boxes Long clear to arrive, 625c-; 200
boxes tSas s anu short ear sge private '
Long and short Clear half aud h,h f.37 pc.
...- DRrs-ED HOGS IN good demand and d Cher CIV,
hssavy 70 Light $3.50 Pgs &C., i lid
closed heavy, advance nearly lost fairly active
export ami speculative hu-Ine's Reported sales LOO c-
49, &c: Isf tc-. Ohgrade. 4.ZoaT Ouu December
-, 597.ipc, e.i - sc ba 100 trs January. AZ.
Zoe. Closing 7.0Jc. 2jJ tes. April 7.-2 30 fcs
Zoo rc-na n,er Of ar i3a .in Third Caii-Noven
Der. ~ a2c p December, 49, 1a7f0e J1rnarT ..-
a"gci February ga Hsr1 -ci March tra ~ r :. " l.
f-Ng 1S2 2a. ty Steam trmer. -liss $50 ,l.al 1j3c
Refined quoted s.i'c.. Continent it-i, CHEESE
UfrI. -Farv active -feanr. unchanged
sEEDS-Cover air d-nini and steady Gales. $50 bags
sr- ume 20 Choice. J'2-; Choice and Fancy, s-a
STEARINE-F irmar and eiet; Western. al &c; City,
lh' slie- ~ ffr- Il" Cd, 'fnt &c..
Crushed. llall % lnw,'rel Crsuuafc1. lui,G luc
STANDARD "a ll r - Raw oul ald nominal; ta'r 20
TALl0w-Stcadv sse- ITO o D.. 7a7 -c. closing &c
M--l-lL4 Market nrMer 81 a. bad 81 ~ l-kct-