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, 1879-03-06

,nnns.s Iaaners s!ah and atockcrs mot with 49,.
mamt5. ana ao out al! Tho offerings tntet ts'y f''
maats were t"kcn ht fully prcvion, n,lss" 70 tes
tncto vas no hpprcciatle sbrluknrc In N taet
shippsng beo'cs but tho market fo. thu .ale' Of
.naes waak ana vcty aontltsro 10 ndss.seon. .si eon.
encca. For extra export cattle tbcro s,ette ihAu
no demand md. although there wn, .,'a ".a tl' os
Me'lafd County httess At S. l.H. Il M me- ~ !aasY
90 regarded "a Tho top q! tho ,nar,., "as ,a'ly
choice ca'tle were slow Al 81 aoa IT,, wS,. nsAE!1
we'!,fa''ea dFoscs, averaging f.om On MY -, soal
,os,Tent begging At s4.ei&4. 10, s.,,s I " ''o
local trade were mostly at s.. ;56k3 10 ,, 10 'hs
oss sold principally at s3ooG3 .a5. rnn n' Nosk.
closed quiet, With not nli .o.a. Aa' ma'ks.
Qt0rArtoys:
kxtsa Hcoves-Gradch steers. wntch.,u
!. huu lhs and UPWARDS. ...,,,. q,
Chntce Hocyes-Flnc, fat, we'll. .fortnca sf'ao3s.ot
oood . faiseura oy ssDs: TO-. 4.ho1t
Medaa, tirates-sces. ~ n NJ faf, tc,' +oo2a4o
Ba!eisrs aiock-po;oii io' d com,noa a.75oaes
stncrs aud common Ia chn1so n.,n.
ioJ ry GIty slaughter, weighing H0l 10
stick Gatto.comnc;nl; csitie xc;sI;, aosaa y
1nfer.at.LigSt md in cow. i:ii:; 2ssaa %
yeaIs, psr i'd III ibs. a'aa"Ag sseeFa 2.0o1e
-f 49, -N~ '1&' ''s' tsst y -
, 1879-03-06

liAAN-Mas moro nctlsG anu Irregular, Haies
Wcso repostrd OF 10 tons ut 5000 pvr ton IN
traeE Anl SlG. ~ free on hoard ear
conA.a!rAL-Coasao waB Nominal at about SIC, g5
per ton on irack. aud l, 500 brls sold alsl.S0.
Wheat ScAEExlEas-Salcs wero 20 tons " ga,<fb
U:c Per bu.
sf'itlNu WllEAT-Wns n.oro attiye md
atEonxct. Tha market aAYancrd hc, and cluscd
sic abaye tl!s lasrss prices OF Tuesday. Tho
wAifh made wheat upen sathet tame here. hnt to
fsellhg soan tmproyat. ~ our receipts were small
'fhs wta1eF.wlcas market oE st. l.outs wus excited
and higher. and u,uu Now yurk waa atr,ngtr The
nHWs , bFoaxht ~ out Eouu demand cllsay from thu
sl!oFta The reason nE t!I1 excitement III st. Louis
wns MT stated, but y was supposed to nu uows
from the wtntaI wheat districts noting damage
t;on. Thu Iato nnfavosanlc weather, anh antr!pa-
lions vi lcttcF Gcsnamd from Europe ~ u Cpnsv.
gnenee VI the plague si.tatinn III I.uss!a Thoshin.
ping inquiry tot tho loWar grades was fair, mud [rst
IstgFaYs seesin. o1 @ NJ. aayanesd t. sal;s while
nla9tntIc advanced u ouc, and cloael II QaAc.
MaY sold y 0s1;GDDhe, closing u 01ltc. Seller
tno month was noa1ly !omnal at 1tAGl0bttc,
eiusnx Vt VIC. spot aalrs were reported u 19l
bM NJ. twntcr rsce.ptsj a o7ol II ,0t@ bu No. >
nt af ns$s;ohs,s: ~ ktu ~ Ny. u q H1hSts:Ao;
sAMpla u ?tVtb9c Total, 1u22, :.uu bu.
.M4NTkn WIEAT-salea Wuta TO- 4pU By No, 3 at
Sl.ol faF A!.t sIoE4xs and gla{c for HipteE go'
celptsi s, flh0 pu EullsE April 1t 08Ac.
GoltA.-Waa Aetlre u futures early, Kad qulet tn
, 1879-03-06

Pacific Of Missouri tIrnts u, to los; Cleveland.
Columbus Il Indiana Central Arsts I, TO D2tt<;
Great Western seconds CT coupon u, to co.;
New York Elevated f1rstH Il, to 103i5; Ram
sas paeidc Denver Division with coupon cnrtih.
catcs u, to "a: do trust tece!nts ~. TO ~;
10 incomes 10 20; Ohio + Mississippi seconds
", to o1H; Chicago Il Northwestern consof.
dated |, to 110: nntl Illinois l. Southern Iowa
t'rsts OK coupon 3z, to o. In tho latc dealings
there was a general recovery OF 11G91 per cent
Atchison, Topeka s; Santa r. IN Boston on
Saturday sold II Lower, at to7. Kansas CITY +&
Topeka opened II lower, 1T 1051G. returned to
l05s3, and closed 1as16Go1oo. Kansas Pacific
sold Il higher, at Q, aud closed at 15.lt40 LID
Burlington tS Missouri llailr road In Nebraska
sold ut,i WAS offered at 1o3.
Baltimore IL Ohio on Saturday Fas held At 05,
with on1r rs bid.
Alton reports gain for the last week of Feb.
Tnary, short week, OF 1,S65.73 In earnings.
From Jan. to Feb. IS the cain has been Ssh
7Ss.73. Other railroad carnings reported are a
decrease Of sf5,o4a.0l IN the gross earnings OF
tho Burlington, Cedar Rapids i Northern for
tue third week Of February, gatn for the same
week Of s2,044 In St. Joc gross earnings, and OF
$7,3Ss.07 for the St.. Louis, Iron Mountain Il
Southern.
lHQs1 intCFeAtcu III the coA@ at0tkg are cncouF-
nQed br the faet that very large proportion Of
the coal production Is going Into current con.
sumption, fact tint encourages tic lope that
any further dccltno In prEccs tnay be stayed.
The Engineering and filming Jotsr,la! notes:
4 great revival 10 In procreaa In all branches OF
iron manufacturer; the Inducements offered hy tbu
trnnI to tho shirrcrs Of anthracite coal will nalra
u very largely Increased market. while the con-
pnraflye severity Of tho seaeon will cxhanat tho
stocks Of domestic Goals and furnish demand nA'
eqnaled, perhaps. hy anything In tho past.
The Nevada Bank Ina reduced llo loans on
tho Donasiza stocks to 81 etIarct antl requires
an tndorscl commercial notc as collateral.
The following shows the prices aud fluctuations
of lontlt A&e,nls fatt hf dnst.
, 1879-03-06

Long cloass 1notod Mt Il. NIX looHe and 81. A9s
cut l,an,s. Hdsntlc; awect-pick!eA hams, 7D71sc
tor l5in IL ID average; green hams. Ga17u for
aalllr ns1rn9ca: green shoulders. Iaxc.
lfac1h 0untcd 1T aic for siN!!derb, Go5Ko
f0r xhnrt ribs, hiGsic fur Ei,nrt cloars, H9ps3iu
tor han,s, all canrassd md packod.
tinEAaE-WHH quoted NJ -. uUGbh. 30 far No.
wht.u, 4iidthc tnf good yclio.x, and 4A6ei,;c foV
btnwn. with eale uf 80 pk.s whito nj 81. Ji.
liEEr rHnDGCrS-Wcre drm nnI auice at
81. 4. i'll fur mess. S 00ibu. .5 for e1tfn NEST
Ana SIT. 7aitlH. 10 for ilairs.
TA.An"--ifan quiet at B,.Gs8Hc for city and G
quite tor country. Bale was reported Of 100 brB
, 1879-03-06

ItJA 14oUOA4-HH1 lfEGkAIhtt 0uL averaged
higher. Pork WAS stronger but Without big ad-
vance, buyers taking hold slowly, as u they did
not want 10 advance prices themselves, but lie
wcak ones seemed TO have already sold out. Lard
was tame, though higher, tho largo stocks acting
as reason Tor not buying trouly. Meats wess
cbluy hau4lcd b. local operators tho shipping de-
munl being light. Hogs were repurlcd 10 bo In
fatr demand, nnd Liverpool was firm on product,
which tended 10 4 atcatler feeling here, though
ouside orders sretnai to bc few.
MgBs ronK-Adyanccd 7t311Gc per brl, and
closed GHE above tho latest prices Of Tuesday.
Sales were repnrted Of FL, 600 tEls eclcr April at
Sln. 00dsl0 Is; IL, 1U brls Hocr May at S10. 1.<
GtlU..7H; and 91n hrta seller Jnae ut S1D. 81.
Totnl, 1t E1O hr1a. rho market closed steady at
Sf0. 90 for cash seller March; 3lU. U.07,&1l0.1 10
for APRIL; and SD. 1Tt4al1.. 20 for May, With
Ahout Sl0.:'n Tar Jnno. Old pork was quoted at
81, III whom not rcpackea.
Primo meas pork wna quoted ut &c. D0Gb0. 80, and
extra primo al 3R.: R.:Nstlen0.
1.ARD-Af*aMccA ..!s s6f.ic per 100 lbs, and clusei
Vac above fhc 1atext prices Of TnGs1ny. Sales
were roportcd q ,10n tcs seller Apsil at 50. BDS9
Total: I:559 AZ, tes. The market cloaed steaay Ut
81 Ma16 i2M toI spot or seller March, sd.ts5 for
inul ut SB 77ifGtu. ~ at the close.
MEATa-Wcre active oil FpecutntyG transfers
" lie uus III, but cInscd Gastor. Sales wcro re-.
ported 0f 20 tRO lbs shoulders at 81. 571s for
April anu 81 y 70 for Nay; 1t!o bexca do at
ra ssFt fsaF. p Sa e ss h. s91t q
Mny, and S. IoN5. i7N tos June: 10. 0oo los grcc,,
hams tlt ipa) at liac. The following were s!.o
closing prcos per 1OO lbs on tho leading cnta:
, 1879-03-06

Tho following were tho receipts and ship
u.cnts VI tue leading articles uf produce In this
city during the lwenty.four hours ending at 7
o'clock On Wednesday morning, a1tl for tho cor
responding date twelve months ago:
, 1879-03-06
Downward Tendency of Chicago Dis
Counts.--FlucsMati0n Of
Stocks.
The Produce Markets 1rxegular.-.Pro-
visions Tirmer, hut Closed
Tame.
Wheat and Corn Stron9er--Bar-
ley Dull.



u, tn 103 The Gs uf 1881 continue to bu quoted
nt 1o1l4, the 5-2ts Ut 1867 al 10tN, tho t0l0s,
cx. Int, at lo3, the now 81 of 1881, cx. int, at
104N, the now A1Ss at los, tho 1 per cents at
100, untt the currency 0s ut 12t4.
Gold IL nnmlnally quoted at $9.00 per $1,000
for large amounts, anl 1o414 for srnall lots, hut
the quotation is nominal, Us there Is no lcmAntl.
In the Chicago markets the supply III foreign
cxhanEe wns tnrgcr, The rites were easier,
but there was no quotaole change. Sterling
grala bills were 1884, and French bills 5o1A.
Tho actual Chicago rates for atcrling were 46B
and 4s0. In New York the actual rates wero
48GA and 1904. The posted rates for steri!ug
WIRE 4S7 auti 400, French bankers' bills were
6l8l4 and 5lSA. %
Cunsols advanced to o. GIG, md closed at
60 1016 The Bank Of England gained s515o
in bullion. The price Of silver was 40ss6d per
ountc,
Chicaro discounts now ha7n downward tend
cncy. Yhc Increasing activity In the New York
money market IL not visible here. Rates are Q
OF per cent on call and 7G110 per cent on time.
Tho currency mov0ment In u,,l out Is slow.
Currency has been sent hero fr'm Ncw York.
The Supply Of New York exchange continues
largc. Bank clcarinEs weEc s3.6o0,oa0
There was salo OF West rask bonds at 103A.
Tic new 8 per cent Cu0t C0uhty DonuR Qafe
been received by the County Treasurer from tic
cngrayers. Sumo OF the orders given at tho timc
bids were called for were filled yesterday, as
they Ind not been Withdrawn. III this way
$1,000 wore disposed Of at prices ranging from
10O to 102. Tic bonds ruin twenty years and bear
twenty annual cuupUns payable In CHI
cago. The law requires tlsctn to he sold
ut not lesa ttlan par. Chicago City O., duo III
scvcutecn Years, ure now selling at 1UGGll07 II
the market be vnugcd by this quotation per cent
Cooks will not sui ut ,ar, at present. hut tho
ptres OF local securi,le, ure rising. There Is I.
strong dc,nausl, u,.d no supply tu speak Of. Tile
1unrl,ct ,noy rise to a po,pt whcre the county
cnu tlI5rosc ot its bo,la at uar,
s,oc1;, wcrc no. active. but there was more
.,rcnrtl, linn thr market las shown for suyeral
,o.s .r,,,r, ,ros n ,rn,.,ycd 1,sno.,tton m the
n,rt or nocr,,or. tn INV, osncrtn11v for otIrl
,vrns> W..tcru Union made tho e1pcrtol
, 1879-03-06
llISIrAD&I,IrEEA.

F1.ou1f-was strong and quiet. Tha1e was
fair Inquiry for cxpor', but rather scarcity Of do.
flrah!c shipping brauds, aud ths ron,owtat lmlcd
iAo volume Ut transactions. Tho local demand
WAS rather light. salss WIG reported Of 100 brta
Winters vt g. Ii; 4:I6 brs doabl8 0xtsas cltsliy ut
ST. .h leo hsls extras At 50. 10; IL, brs low
stada at S..!6Q2. a7!s; anh 30 b.ts rye tnnr ut
s.. 80. Total, Ttl0 brls The following Waa tla
, 1879-03-06

CATT1E-Ths market remains In a, rather uu-
satisfactory condition. Eastern buyers were !n ~
full attendance uRuat, but tAsrs was apparently
general lack Of interest, and Tor shipping grades
1t Was dragging tads throughout, uulcheu' aud
, 1879-03-06

&CA9GnQHf4 nf0H{A106 ft8I6
lur ~ -,,..t,I ...,T .".t.,s S,.a..,s l..
IVY up IcIec]eu otuu, WHICH Shon'o mover bo
allowed TO lcavc the city, md Is never shipped
by men who hnTe n remit ntfnn Tint n Tyorlh
sustaining, The termination 10 do thia nrtses
from tho fact that D good mapy European
buycrs want TO pay tho least poeslhje price for
what they act, They arc not willing to pay the
nrtcs at which our Mo. corn rsu be bought
hero eut shtppel to them, u,,,, 40 they eet new
mixed md rejected tcyrn, which las been 70
graded here because IL was not drv tuo,toh
to grade Is No. .. They arc not
willing to INV within dfa5c Der quarter Of what
n nct,ol1v co.+. d, tow .f,r,, our Nh 9 rhcot
I'm Europc. md an thcy have No. q ehtpncl to
them tnstrod. and nxact,y Tim same th;nu nc.
curs win regard Ia snun,l and t1amapcd meats,
Tho,e whn nra w,,,tnr to nav Tho nttcc for a
stra,ubt ar,Ic,c a,c scl1om oisnnpofntcd in OH
tatntna II. won inv tcnd their orders Ia renu
table nen in Tho trade.
Tho lending nror,,,co ,noskets were rcnern11v
armcr Yesterday. with moro dining in .omn ~.
par,mcnts, Tho lending eyception to the rulo
of lrp,nrs. VIVA totjcy. witch scemc1 to 1,avc
!
, 1879-03-06

tNFktsfAL+
Corlnl0M tu fair. ..9oI35
Superior to tno, 404tiU
ExtYA Ono to 1Htsi fIu41U5
lAFAN UMt,t1LlIfkl1.
Common to fur, ..lHg&1:i
Superior to tine. .4tldt50
Extra AHc 10 llnsst ti5Gt80
0tlI.OkH.
Common to fair. ..18@22
Snpuriur tO 6nD. .:tll9c.l0
ExtTa hno to Qncst / SjEEi
cho!ccst....,.,.,.t011U
hOuCainN1 AND cDkuo.
tbaslGFj0r to tnc...:,6lDap
:tlvA With no change t.l
rl Ut 3]U bEls On tho basls
ghwtnes. Alcohol for IL.
z per gallon, delivered tn
, 1879-03-06

BHESSE1] TIQI1S--Wcsc dull and NnrcrFNIu,
Thu offerings weru light but there wan llttla III.
lnnisl, and tho wcAthur syna anft. Light weights
weru offered ut 81. ~ aut heavy at si.5U, viii tle
bits lrfe2.'e undcr these llgureE.
EttlS-Wcru quoted steady at 1tGo15c. Tho TO-
cctpsa wcrs light. anl tic street ncarly cleared
III the farendun.
FlHll--TEada was rop1tted ncliye, with prtccs
arm. Tho advance In W1sttohsh and trout notcl at
thp beginning Of tho week VIVA fnIly maintained,
, 1879-03-06


LUMHEts-Tha demand was fair and Is constant.
1y increasing. Tim improved trn4c md repurtetl
reduction In tho stock arc CREATING stronger feul.
inG nnong llu1lers. Tho supply hero Is said to 10
ahout III, 600. GOO It less thui II on March a
year ago. This shows that traac during the winter
months hns heen unusually large. Following Ia
I,c cv,ttrn i'll NJ.
, 1879-03-06

1kc!suEcu. ~ HeH!Ee6 -.....-N &pSO
rUrArOE9--Wuse etpatly at 7Q6bAuc The
street. sales nro light: Thu receipts arc snlal but
most Of tho stock II received IN sacks aud sold
from kttrc --..'.
POULTRY AND 1AME-Wero easier. cxccpt
eholen turkeys. Will ducks Wcro not 90 rienty
hut lower. tie demnnd being smalt. and pricos
New-York tribune., 1879-12-12
DISCUSSING THE ART or TIE FAR WEsE

The Ladies' Art Association held its regular
monthly meeting yesterday afternoon, Miss Susan
Hayes Ward presiding. The subjects Of discussion
Romuncravc Employment for Art S,ndcns." In-
dian Ornaments" and "ATt IN the Far West" lady
representing hrm at Denver. Col. gave inter
csiiug account of art movement III that city, and in
the of bc- remarks reerc IN an amusing way 10
the taste OF the picurcb of Leaive who having
amassed wealth aud baiit houses come 10 Denver To
purchase decorations for tLcir dwellings,
1t was announced that the association had received
gift $50 from Mrs. Samuel COlcnan Ia bc applied to
the purchase Of materials FOR china painting and en-
brodery that he eafter Saturdays from to would
would be the general reception day for yislor-; that
OF the privileges OF members Will be the use Of the
chna-rOom for painting at any lime, the time Of the
sessions china class excepted A-v that Tomorrow
10 "a. IN. there would OCcgr The monthly Children =
Hunr" the subject O conversation, I'm which the pupils
VIII take part, being - 1oOrs." Specimens of Indian
feather work ana birch bark With porcupuc embroidery
were exhibited ana discussed. Before of the
ate members, Mrs. l.. H. Newromh, Mrs. McLandthan.
Mrs. Funstant, Miss j.. s.cvrns ard Mis- culry sab
scrbibg mtmbers. Miss :. H. Hartley Hnd Mr.. Watson.
tht close OF the meeting ~ stated thai art
formation subject would he ilfEslIrd
spondrntn with Tie association on payment O certain
sums rcguinted by the subject auu tiuc gwen.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-12
4 BRooKLYy SH0PLIFTER ARRESTED

The Myrtle-ave police in Brooklyn sue
ceeed Wednesday afternoon In rrres,g person ut
least who has been engaged III extensive rohbees Tor
several months George White and his wife, Mary,
each about thirty years of age. residing at
No. S6la Frsnklin-avc. were taken into cus-
tody, and when they were searched. pawn
tickets representing goods valued at $1,000 were
found in their possession. Taese articles were stolen
from unknown places but the officers recovered them
from the various pawnshops TO which they had been
taken, and they now ut ihe police station waiting to
be claimed by their The attention of the
police was first called to the couple III August
last, when the house Of John Hopkins,
No 2O3 Adelphst., robbed. II was found that Tue
cluss basement door which had been broken nah
iallcn outward indicating ihat the robbery had been
com mt cd by In the house. The Whites had
he,n employed there, but Mr. Hopkins had so much con-
fidcnce IN them that he refused TO consent to their
arrest.
On November some flanneis were stolen from The
stavie OF Herman SpicdOck, No 1,1ol Futon-st, and
he suspected that Iuey were taken ny woman whom
lie described 10 the police who rccugz"d the dcsrr-
ton OF Mary Wnite At the police station wnr
confronted with the articles which had been collected
trsin the pawnsiupS, the woman confessed 10 Inc
rohhcries. Snc said, however, that her husband was
innocent he believed That snc Lal received tic goods
from Baltimore White was thrreupon rcicastd by jas
Tee Courtney upon his rccognizance ana hs vile
wzs hrid iur examination.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-12
TELLING LIES TO DkPOSITORS.

HOW pooR PERSONS WERE INDUCED TO LEAVE
THEIR SAVINGS WITH THE MECHANICS AND La
BORERs' SAVINGS BANK.
The proceedings in the trial of the indicted
directors and officers OF the suspended Mechanics and
Laborcrs Savings Bank at Jersey City Wednesday were
very interesting, the state producing number OF Wit
nesses from among eleven hundred depostors OF the
bank TO show that they were deceived To the sound
ness of the institution. James Chester tesfi-
fed that when the bank closed it's doors he
had $4,000 on deposit He saw notice that the
bank paying per cent interest while the banks IN
paying per cent MIR. DOneian. of the defendants
and tie secretary. told him that the bank was IN the
IN the state and that Il was the best NewJcr
sey. The witness wanted 10 invest his money IN bond
Mr. Donean representing the corporation as perfectly
solvent and Whsn dns pa"x & dsea cccad na p
president OF the bank in place OF john Haliiafd,
for years by Mr. Haard. but as he had been put ont
the Board OF Directors all depositoc: would be pa
acknowledged that he knew of Hallisrds frauds for
Doneia1 told him that the bank had $50 $40 eco GOO
sSa. in and I1a OPaSs k p Woo
had s0,12o on deposit when the bank
10 be sound Mrs julia McCabe, who lost $3.50 by the
failure of the bank, cried while giving her testimony.
IN the bank because Il was in the hands Of good Catho
lies and in good condition. FrcehOlder Cannon
as one OF tie soundest in the state he had
$4.3i9 on deposit when the bank suspended,
s3G7i which he held administrator OF the estate OF
the late David Leach. the mser ragpeser OF Jersey
Cy Other Witnesses also testified thar D0nelan repre-
scented the bank be sound ana induced them 10 de-
po.t their money In 1t because was controlled by good
Catholics.
Yesterday o large number of witnesses testified that
the affairs of The bank msrepresented by the de-
fendants Mrs Catherine King testified nat after the
bank suspended Mr. Donelan gave some money 10 the
Rev. Father senez When asked how large the amount
was she answered the full OF your nat" Sne asked
Mr. Donelan why paid the TO the priest. and
nc SAID the money he had paid out belonged to the
ohu utah
New-York tribune., 1879-12-12
PASSENGERS ARRIVED.
SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NEW.YORK.. IL.
ARRIVED

PORT OF NETWORK. .......DEC. H.
ARRIVED
Str p,antvn nelr, Faik. Antwerp Nov 81 to Funch.
Str AsS5ra OBJ, Campbell Genoa Oct a. Leshorn a5
Palermo Nov Malaga 6 Gibraltar II. anu Boston Dec q
str Crescent City, Porter Aspinws DeO 2. to Pacific
SIR STATE OF Texas. Hckerson Galveston Key VESTS
DAYS TO e ii Malory & Go. ,,..
& S cay Of SS% ATSeS 10 Eas Fl oy o
Str oinf stream IN gram Morehesd City. C. days to
str cerSncc savannah 70 Geo . YCnss me- Nor
SIR Hatteras Mslet West Point Old Dominion IS Co.
ship Gusiave Ger, Hartmann Bremen 81 days.
Ship Nevada kruger Bremen 20 days, IN baia'tto Muller
sar1 harmony of windsor 81. Downing Rotterdam 22
Bal. oaa aust Misch Plymouth ~ days, with old
Bsfs Giuseppe Msssone ta Marcllo. Plymouth 2S days
Bark fagehIs ias Baccch Gloucester a days in ballast
Bark sophie lSor Zachsriason Rotterdam 32 DAYS with
old and empty barrels 10 ORDER vessel I" Benham boye
Barr care H. fyisr snow 40 days. with iron
Bark Maien city or John. B). Merryman. Cork "a
rig Oliver CUTS isy,l. Jones' Mragoane % DAYS with
logwood to II Becker & Coz vessel TO murray
scRr Piine tOf Provincetownl Brown Cartagena 20
with cocosnuts hides etc. to Simmons CO.. vessel 10
js"a sc,fsy OF eqct,ps "y AaSg., AG@a 10 day"
sugar sSnr to sT MoSTood Si' CO: vessel to master
wIND-sunsc,-At sandy HOOK. moderate Nwi cloudy
CLEARED.
strs City Of Brussels Br Watkins; liverpool via on'sns s
ISSn s@% l4Sas nS s"Ssa SS E
hust ST Pierre Mart etc outerbdge Co; charieston
Berry Charleston Quintard CO. Josephine Thomson.
city Point Ola Domaon - Co; CITY OF sayan'
nah Ma% SsysS"s CSC SS.T Nsrsu ase soo
IGaSon ThH:y tn: SS e.
well & Co; Maniy Nor. chri.ansen onesnsOwn or Fal;
via Fernsndna. Miller Ioughton; virginia Thuriow Ca
dr. Miller Houghton: Michele Pcsss2 its PeTco Leg
Cete TOBIAS & Co; Emile Ger. schungel Bremen Ger
S6 %a re2SlS @ cP Fritz Fsa smith SsP;a Po larson
Tobias q Coz Hugn Nosl stark Queenstown or Falmouth
seirs iAly Cole Charleston, Evans BAH q Co; Carrie
sa1nSs' Ii Ns.srs9p Ma,:Sr,' MSnIS SuS Espres cg
tBrl Hatned PsIrsbeIo :. beras1t Mage
Was & son; Mary oliver BaKer Jacme staples sarah
Reed, GuptIl' Gibara, Miller q Honshton.
MISCELLANEOUS
QUEENSTOWN Dec l.-Shlp BERTHE Blgel0w Capt Fergu-
SON. which siiled NewYorE for Dunsrk October rs,
previously reported spoken the 9Th ut ismaste
put this with the loss OF her main mast and all
FOREIGN PORTS.
LONDON ll-Arr Ievsl Anwlck from Savannahi
Bristol AIragn. FROM Newiork arr at Rouen str
HfIy.Nine from BALTIMORE; st Plymouth sirs Fylra
the latter with engine and propeller damaged during heavy
weather Antwerp Henry Edyc from New YORK.
Gibraltar Telephone from York arr at Liverpool
LrvERPooI Dec ii-krr str Eastbourne tBrl from New.
Orleans
nn.I e;h nsi Ieunio Bnrr Last two ior New York; Jo
iun m the latter for Philadelphia Chatham for
Arr itn INST Maria6na V; 9Th inst Areta. capt Robert
,on Ion mat tTsya ias%anS M%Pli
Santon Helsnzor sommcren, Marco Poo skoldmoen Tel
cfon Harriet campbell f%lns AHA, ne natter ON SONY
i TayiOr riI from n'; San Francisco i '''''
fFrLa'u Ship Ne,c. q any see FIN ra5si
New-York tribune., 1879-12-12

their Christmas dinner. attended by two dgpihed col
ored walters Tho viands the table, including the
stuffed turkey illustrate the wonderful perec
,ion at which thee toy creations have arrived one
Of the rooms above il evidently the nursery TOT
cradle occu-ied by two little dolls Ia the o'her
toys and lights that help make Christmas tree 80
pretty sight. a.. -. a. A..
large room on the second floor OF the store is oe
voted 10 the general exhibition Of toys. and hlien WIN
everything invented 10 delight the hesrs OF ehiiaren
Among tho mechanical toys Is conlnr0r VINO goes
through number OF tricks two little figures are wsth
ing aud tree Is seen ia motion Really wonoetui
mechanism is shown In the piece that represents an
scene the OF which ship is tossing; on
the of running on the rocks on one
sde windmill Ia In motion and on the other Is lock
Besides all this tiny balloons are seen ascending from
behind the windmill at short intervals
New-York tribune., 1879-12-12
A1rRAc7IrE IND INGENIOUS Toys

The Christmas display at Ehrich's Eighth
ave. Is remarkable not only for the number Of
toys exhibition, but for the ingenuity of their mech
anisD. The first tfing that attracts the attention
the holiday shopper Is tue large centre window which
has been constructed especially to exhibit doll
life. II represents large dolls house. On the
covered roof Santa Claus with his OF
dcers The interior OF tho house Is divided Into three
rooms. the lower one boiDg nttod up a dning-room
In which ladies and gentlemen evidently enjoying