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The New York herald., 1879-02-06
SKATING CHALLENGE.

NEW YORK, Feb. 8, 1879.
l. Frank Brown. having seen in the HEnAL.p of Feb
ruary the challenge OF George Lane who is willing
to skate any in the State of New York from
rs miles to 500 miles. hereby accept his challenge
to skate 900 miles for $3.50 SIDE the above
take place in ten days from date, and the depo-
sit to be made by saturday next.
FRANK BROWN. Gilmore's Garden
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Inconsistencies almost Immediately. Hayes had
asked him about q month ago how much morphia it
would take to kill man. He did not ask any other
question.
WHAT HAYES SAYS.
In an interview tonight Hayes stated that he had
acted in self-defence; he did not intend to kill
Angel. He said he was printer by trade and that
his father q lawyer in Minnesota.
LOCAL INDIGNATION.
There is a good deal Of indignation among the
townspeople the Developments and the finding
of the jury eliminating Mrs. Angel.
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PIGEON SHOOTING.

Despite the binding snow storm the members Of
tho Fountain Gun Club met at BROOKLYN Driving
Park. Parkville Long Island yesterday. and decided
their monthly handicap contest and also sweep
stakes. Tho following tho dctails:-
BnooKryN DRIVING PARK. PARKv1rIE. L. I--PIeEoS
SuoorING--wEpNxspAy. Feb. 8. 1s79.---The regular
monthly handicap shoot of the members of the Foun-
tain Gun Club for gold badge; shot for at birds
each; handicap rise; 80 yards boundary; from II
and 4 traps; IA ounces of shot; ties decided ut 3
birds each; the club rules to govern.
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PAPER COMPANY IN TROUBLE.
WEsrFIELD. Mass. I

WEsrFIELD, Mass, Feb. g. 1879.
The Salmon Falls Paper Company at Russell is
threatened with embarrassment Its paper went to
protest yesterday. The mills were running to-day.
with possibility Of suspension The capital stock
Of the company is $154. .0O0 The total cost OF the
buildings and machinery is $220,000. The company
has funded debt of $7O,O00
The New York herald., 1879-02-06
A CARD FROM MIR. BoUcICULT.


To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
You state in this days HERALD that an announce
ment has been made of the entertainments at
Booths Theatre next week calculated to mislead the
public as to the share of walacks company
take in them. VIII you be kind enough to point out
the announcement to which you refer? refer you
70 the advertisement standing daily in your col
umns No other has been issued. You. state that
Mrs. Boucicault will appear at the Wednesday matt
nee only. Now. she is announced to play every
night and at every matinee next week, You that
either your statement is calculated to mislead
the public.
Your reporter states that Messrs Poole Don
nelly complain that play next week at Booths. and
that the announcement OF my appearance there is an
infringement on my contract with them. / invite
them to quote any language in the agreement afford
ing the slightest ground for this claim, word
that there is some theatrical custom under which
managers claim to control restrain the services Of
an actor after his engagement has expired. No such
custom exists. But l go further. offered to
Messrs Poole h Donnelly month ago to play next
week at the Grand Opera. They declined my offer
They asked last week for services not included in
NV contract. I gave them freely
Nevertheless, 1t is very dsagrecable for me to be
opposing my own engagement In this way while
these gentlemen paying me u very large nightly
sum; but It would be very hard Tor me to condemn
myself to idleness next week and refuse the wishes
of Mrs. Boucicault to meet her friends in
public. The engagement for six weeks at the Grand
Opera has been remarkable that ii gricves me 1t
should end in troubles and IL could see how in any
way satisfy the managers 1t would please me To do
so. Yours. DION BOuCICAuLT.
NKw YORK. Feb. 8, 1870.
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making him the winner by 431 points IN IN. Sam.
Following is the score:-
schaefer-2 100, l. O. o. o. g. 6. ], 80. IL 0. o. 80
A, AZ. q, 25, 3. o, -, o. l3l. ~, 23-6OO.
Sexton0, l, 28 3S g. IL, 0, o. o. l. l. U. y, 4, "
4, 20, 2, 0, .. o, 2, .. .. 22-169.
Winners average ~ 6-27; losers average, 7-27.
STANDS
The positions of the rival players are shown in the
following tablet
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PEDESTRIANISM.

MISS REYNOLDS OFF THE TRACK AT BREWSTER
HALL-MRs. SCOTT STILL wALKING+A NEW
RIVAL.
Another misadventure has befallen the Brewster
Hall pedestriennes. Yesterday afternoon. at thirty
four minutes past two o'clock Miss Millie Reynolds
retired from the track. footsore, but otherwise
jaunty and piquant at the start. She really
beautiful walker after the bounce of her style had
been toned down, and her retirement q matter Of
surprise and regret. To herself it much
o disappointment to the public. who
were becoming interested in her. At two
O'Clock she walking as confidently as at
the start with the springy action in her gait which
Charles Lamb admired in his Hester" and she
bowed and smiled as sweety in her consciousness OF
her superiority to Mrs Scott, premier danlseuse
after pas de deur It is true her feet blstered
from bad shoes and swollen from walking in her
stockings; but otherwise she was still fresh rs
daisy, and evidently had no intention Of giving up
the track to her rival At that very moment destiny
impending her in the shape OF mamma,
determined to withdraw her. The poor pedestrenno
treaties availed and she compelled to see her
dreams of glory fade just she began to hope they
would become realities. She had finished only 2,5
quarter miles when her career ended
Mrs. May Scott kept after her rival disappeared
and at midnight had completed 304 quarter miles.
When she is not walking she Is eating sleeping,
and some confidence is beginning to be felt in her
q possible rival for Nine. Anderson.
A new aspirant, Nine. Abbott. took the track at six
O'Clock yesterday, and is now walking in place of
Miss Reynolds During the afternoon Miss Bartel
visited the hall and tried the track but was satisfied
that she is not yet ready to undertake her unaccomp
lished feat Neither of the pedestriennes now
the track such rapid and graceful walkers Miss
Bartel or Miss Reynolds, but they have more stay
ing power apparently, and Mrs. Scott is not only
fdent. but seventy-hve hours walking has made no
perceptible change in her appearance or gait.
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PRICE OF COAL.
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 8. ls7

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 8. 1879.
The following circular of prices at Mauch Chunk
for line trade has been issued by the Lehgh Coal and
Navigation Company Stove. So 75; lump. broken
egg and small stove. 50 so; chestnut. So 40; chest
nut No. q 81 Is.
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A THEATRICAL CONTROVERSY.

AN EXPLANATION FROM MR.. w. r. DEUTscH.
In relation to the controversy between Mr.. Bouci-
cault and the Grand Opera House management a
HERALD reporter conversed with the dramatist S
manager. Mr.. Deutsch. yesterday morning and OBJ
tanned the following statement
''Mr Deutsch." said the reporter, "there seems to
be some misunderstanding between Messrs. Poole Il
Donnelly and you Mr.. Boucicault's manager.
What is there in this ?'
"There is no misunderstanding. They should sim
ply attend to their business and allow to attend
to mine.'
"How comes it. then, that they can undertake to
explain your advertisement which appears in our
columns yesterday and to-dayY"
IL read the article in the HERALD of to-day under
the caption Theatrical Sensation and found somany
in it that your reporter must certainly have
taken the guess work opinions of Messrs Poole &Don
nelly. don't mean to be understood rejecting on
your reporter at all. He. doubtless has told just
what they said to him. do mean to say that wlser-
ever he received his information regarding the pro-
gramme OF Booths Theatre for next week, wherein
he says that Messrs. Gilbert, Brougham and Beckett
of Wallack's Theatre, would only appear at the
Wednesday matinee, when Mrs. Observation-Disclosures
Robertson-makes her farewell appearance for the
present the American stage, it is a serious
and liable to mslead the public. Mr.. Brougham ap-
pears The OGrady ut every performance of
'Arrah Ma Pogue' during the week. Mrs. Boucicault
does not make her farewell appearance at Wednes-
days matinee as above stated She will take part
in each play presented during the entire week The
advertisement in Mondays HERALD plainly states
that Mr.. John Gilbert and Mr. Harry Beckett
will appear ut the Wednesday matinee in The
Shaughraun.' The casts for all performances are
given in that advertisement plainly enough. There
fore certainly did not feel called upon to make
special announcement that they would not take part
in such and such performances Allow me here to
say that Dominick Murray will act times dur
ing the week Danny Mann and Michael Feeney-
parts originally created for and performed by him.
Miss Ada Dyas will take part in every performance.
Regarding our scale Of prices want to remark for
the benefit of the public that it will be the at
wallack's and the Union Square Theatre, with the
exception Of the gallery, which is set at twenty-five
cents. / consider this is warranted by the excep-
tionaly strong casts offer The pieces too, will
be splendidly mounted dressed and sct However.
the future will disclose all we intend to do
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Killed. Missed,
Killed. Missed

SAME DAY-swcepstakcs--s2e s2 entry. at birds each
25 yards rise had entries, making S16 divided. 81
S5, and $3:--
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ONE LEGGED WALKERS.
NEW YORK, Feb. 4, 1879

NEW YORK, Feb. 4, 1873
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD
Seeing in the HERALD of the Sd inst. challenge
from B. Sullivan to walk any with a wooden
leg. I. Thomas Devine will accept the above chal-
lenge. Man and money ready at No. 3l2 Tenth ave.
nue., corner of Twenty-eighth street, city.
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RACING AT CHARLESTON.

Rudolphe and GARNER play this afternoon, al
Slosson and Gallagher measure cues tonight.
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THE ''BIG SwEDE. "

Calston, the big Swede.' who is trying to walk
1.O40 miles in 500 hours in Eagle Hall. Hoboken.
had, at halfpast ten O'Clock last night, completed
his 1SSth mile.
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FIRST DAY OF THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
SOUTH CAROLINA JOCKEY CLUB RAcEs-THREE
EvENTs-EUNIcE, LITTLE REB AND EssILLAH
THE WINNERS
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- EVIDENCE OF MRS. AN0KLL.
Mrs Angel appeared before the Coroner 8 Jury
and told substantially the same story given In her
interview above. She stated that Hayes only struck
her husband oncc telling him to the ground. after
which he got up aud went to bed, talking freely and
nationally
GOLD AND RIGID"
Mr.: Chambers, who was called in at four O'Clock,
testified that Angel was cold and rigid giving eyi-
dcnce OF having been dead for some time
DRAGON LKARs STORY
Deacon Lear who has been at the head of the whole
movement for on inquiry. testified that when no
callel, on the morning OF the murder Mrs Angel
told him her husband had been drinking had got
up In the night and fallen the stove niictinp an
injury from which he had ut. which caused his
death.
morning after the tragedy. testified that sRe bnd not
made any mention of her husbands death until in
qufry had been made; she then went over the same
story already detailed. He described all tho wounds
discovered on the head of the deceased, and which
have bccn already referred to- Tho wounds as
he found them would W his judgments have caused
The New York herald., 1879-02-06

sFell dead out OF bounds.
<llisidAAl Arst and sacund mona,
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rrRopFAy FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON sept ls-l2:so n mU. =. bonl- four o.r cent,
lOlN Ere hall~av shares y 40 second ooa-ols 10
I0NnON soptI s-l;3O mPa'ls aivce- quote three per
cent - francs 20 ceniimcsior tir account NJ
England has Increased s3Si00, during the pa. wceE The
ION ~ ia. Rank ~ England haDiiy which
la.f week was 5s5is per cent now % per cent
no. cens !, fonr per ceut lOl fycs. 100 ETo
iIroad 10 The amount Into the Bank Oi
,is, ~, hI,nce today Is sSSOtO fari. aaylces quote
Pans. sept lSixcianee on liGon - iin,S o. ~
cechs The specie IN me ilns ol France has Dc
srfa.cd 700 francs daring Tire .ast Week
~ ie,rease IN specie - Id 500 0ll marks
LONDON sept me Time. n its financial article says
anticipate tt.t the icslNlhB
% AMI our cpitass better able take advantage ~ II
nan I'm former years. Consequence OF the cautious attitude
Gems lie 20 many nanles now Nc launched fas IL
f. be eared French spectators and promoters o new
companies have been cr time pact preparing e va" o
srun. Gugncls crsi. ia the PARIS market The course
49, i ~ Inrsned In paris IL the one dangerous element
the OtherHise generally promising cDnm"iSa
prospect Although The revenu Of France ma been OhneI
tulv elastic years. The grain harvest ~ this wear Is
partial failure ~ six there not even ha an avciaR
Yield generally show that the French
iaking sail inscal Of add ne day u
the list Of new companies Asregafia slhl lu Eh i.
very seusib. decra-e fa there Is Tea
on 10 believe that purgng process al length prepared
the way for u prosperity We hear much les about
he eprecafion Of silver affecting With East, There
j. small uToft on The shipment II Manchester goods and
miscellaneous metals going abroad rather more H'e
.mp ana declare tn business has been pct
tor during past few months Than al an' ume Tor ne i
Ave years. There are also signs oI coming
the the stocks Of yarns and goods Being SINAI
than AZ any time American The naecnestr
guardian says Unt scarcity begins to be acua felt I'd
merely threatened, IL Is not key that me shI M POI
lev OLDHAM wiz have marked eject up'n the demAh
prices The deficiency m tie supply o. cotton wren ~ v
being painful realized means iimaey denciency Ia tho
supply Of and cloths The qntntl =" COTTON HNaO.
curing two months viii not povae Tor ne
II than $4,000 bales per week al me utmost a
STOCK OF yarns and cloths are nowhere iaig u j. p0
that The process 81 cuiiaihng pIoduSil"n "hsh - NV
gaining ground W.T. u perscveei m result IN tie creation Of
a much more healthy demand
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$3.50 halcs 81 Fnfgr's gu' ~ af nigh. uccsi
UpanGs, 10. Mddlnr clhis sepic5r dsi ~ q. ~,
erY -. 3D., October t N5..Ia,.r srntrfy o. 49, 20
veuhrF Oec,1bcr deyoIy. Co.. co.. Apr aaf NAY do
iIiLeroi. sept $3.50 q. Yddinr Ir anls cotton.
S,s Gor.i ordinary plsnds a.. orunaiy ,,ana-.6s
LNrRroOi. lent = $50 D. m-IEe saes ~ oot''n today
a. TIA s,pi' !.'~,'ii,n aul; Na1ane, o.. iov
Miialng Zoe Good Ordinary. 5'ic Tec"ir'N v'% hai'si
Baif'Mont Sept. lscotton firm; M.odlns. ie'-: TX
Nhdug, IA; sDF Dc Haf'. 49, iins~ re- 'iFr, -
bali exports coasiHi,' - bales ia-' '' bales s'"'
B',.ox sept - -co,ion oriet. Mi.cgrr i2i.c.. low
Mldng iyc.. copt Ordinary, u tcs net Ir'r'p~ ~
,'rtslg.i6s. ~.pi. H. Co,ion lower. Ndfing loIs
i0fci Low Miadhig io'' Good ordinary lp - net re-
,lvcINSAu sept. F. cotton duils HiidnDe 49,. low
sl,p .ss' bales .' ., ae. .o,. ,ss
uALvrsioS, SEPT j.. Cotton easy iihne l"s-i ~
bales evporis castWis. 2isG bales: sair i-l5 baies'
iorssyiilg. sept ls-coiton nominal. AIiahang. 20
M'r t- ~'pt s-coi"n "rA~i MhI lns. Iv~,s ~"
sos hll w exports clastoise SOB bals sales. 500 ars
Nfw'GaifAys. sept Is-Coon quiet; MiGfnpe. lor.-.r
Low Mddi.ue. l0t'; Good oriinny not quoted i,t i.-
tam. 2i20 BALE coastNise l,j2 bales Sales 500 baesi
siocs. 1892 bales. ,,.,,,
u &c: net rrcpt. sos bales. exports coastws. lcoS
rnil, nFifnIC Sep is-Coiou quiet, Miill-g. i2s.,s
Low Nttnr. re. Cool ordinary. H.. NJ recrini.,
- hae.. gro.s II, bales sales so1 bales spnnera -
S,v,INAn sept is Cotton easy; sadunr. lobe ~.
;: export, 90 bale; sac LOO bales last
evening ;Op ha es; si,ck -, nns ,f,,.,, IT, r,,x
Midne ioa,c: coed ordinary receipts 107 bales;
,,S0' l %. SGofor gne, Niir1s in,t
Minr lOc. Good Ordinary not noted. net receipts.
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET
FALL Rrvg Mass sept - The Printing Ci,h market
has been fairly active IN temana hni ~ais ha, leer iet
NJ - cash for 90 SQUARE. am o-2' a, me nonh pi'"
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Pey North Rirsr. Yessc,s AMI RaAr)Iia
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

ASHES-Quiet, unchanged
COFFkE-Mnd Gr9Ius FAIR jobbng request, rm sales,
626 bales Mexican, private terms quoted l. dl6e java
- be: NaTaNlLO. isGlO-c. Rio Grades In demand,
nm Ordinary Prime l24d &c. Pair do l5c:
"a e. 1000 bags Bessel" 5Ol4 bags eH " America
private terms o.. 80. -, -, -.
IoE MJd1ug lissci Nj ding pland. SC eales lOOJ
hsles OF sch last evening including 800 20 arrive As
H. low. ~, for consumption. 800 speculation delivered
on CONTRACT 5000 bales ye-eruay Receipts NJ the ports
NJ OIL bales against s5S this Gay last week. lfo ms
dsv last YEAR total since September l. lO53O5 against
i31 047 his time FUTURES quieter but The later
er dearer Sales yesterday after nSepten
Der 1873 1880. ss us? lisl oc,9eeT 10 a. 1879 1879
iO25; December O24 10 - ln2 1922 January, 1850
February 1870 April lOts; MAJ. 1913 total 1,sOo
H pfiss iiss. s S, hss ll'O iiidS IId5ss
10 81 10 So zoos los 1903 1851, 1902 1890 Novem'
Der ioso, 1928 1922 io%g le 10 - ~ DseeT S s
March 10 So total TO- bAes grand total g. 600 bale.
t1Tst Call-september il.7e, lLls OetoD'r uoA lon'
io62 1861 Janqay l9so tota 800 ea'es seee ono
Ssss Third CaA-ootobe<. 1905 November. 1922 1924
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HE STATE or TRADE.

IIyFRroof. Scrt lS.-vofk-Pimr Mess Eastern. du
az ~ Western. dui AZ ~. Bacon -Nninhrtlmi tui,
efalav steady ar "a Long Gear STEADY AZ
. M short Clcarstcady az 2t Cd Ham. Long Cudu 20 30
oulsr- dul 81. Hnef-incl Mess uons 10 thr mar
kaf. ytle Mes steady a 500 Prime ncssuonr 10 The maj At
far-prme Western nrfrtr "a g. sd Ialn~- Prime CIV
0rmer at 80 ST. IuIp-utiue-~P-i nIu'r ~ %. i;'sin
Common. dii % Fine, hffllr O. tf Chfr.r- Amer
lcan tlurr hurcr Lard ol, steady ni S3. Hour
Extra stale stead, az - GA Nhrai-~nrinE No 3 steady
M = 100. -nunl. no .. Steady ID, Sow Weston
lutsr s.eldf ~ a.. New ~outtn WINTER steady 3D.. -d
Cern-tlivc. stciay u d Cotfonseri on yellow Amer
l.ar .ttaat "a 80 h0sifi-t uul.iuu. 90 London dad Ai .
1urf .rr spirits. ~ LONDON. steady 20 81 ii.
IVEgroo. sept Isl 30 T. iu Cheese, 45 per cNt TOT
best sol American.
Io,IoN. scent 1875 o. m.-Hetncf pri-o'un, e'.fN'ti.
ANN. li ~.pf l~-prirru'f. l~S 'tinc~ Tor noe phe
A4u,TcIu l-.lu ciu.,d AZ - francs p'F iul ~i."N
Hrr'i.s sept. l~.-pt Petroleum marks 80 plrnlie.
HAgAgGs. sept lsIlrd closed al 81 MARKS per 100 ~
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INC doa''ncs ID r0ir0ad E0nds cXTlhifod more lie
for some Of the speculative kinds. Missouri Kansas
and Texas issues were notably active and higher;
consols rising from 75li 10 77l2 and seconds from
% to- 33a 323i. Burlington, Cedar Rapids and
Northern Is were J. higher at oo4 Chesa,
peate and OHIO frsts, series b. s al 4Tos and
currency interest debt IA per cent ~ 23l2 after
having sold mp to OLA. fries were dull. consols
selling az 73lqG 73llQ -33l and gold conso!s al
1l1lo. Central of New-lerseys were iirmcr, cons0s
and Wikcsbarr- cons0ls sold az T9l4G7ol. a 79l2.
Rome. Natorlowu aud Orleushrrg i'sts were weak.
Grarde fr-i.. sold mp az QCa957s, og1inet o32s
Yesterday. Texas Pacific land grants welding o. 10
433s Canada Southern guaranteed Wore % lower
m sell, and Morris and Essex cOreol'2fcd = sold
al %. The following are the closing quotations:
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Domestic exchanges on New-lork at the places
/. discount Charleston Is discount to Is premium;
New-0rIeab., commercial Il and bank Is d d;s-
count; St Louis. 81 discount chicago, 3 dls-
The Treasurer at Washington to-day received
$3.50, 900 in National bank notes for redemption.
tarnal rrvenue receipts were $3.50. 900. The fol-
iowIng il the Clearing House statement today;
Exchanges. sos 4Os, O02 balances, S4,32e,4 ago.
The business at the Sub-Treasury covered; Re
ceiots. SI,524,7O4; payments, ~. 742, ~ cur
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-, February. lo42 total. 1900 bales. Future,

closed steady;
$50 isl ISL February iat ,Sss
9closer ioes Nam o q lo7s
1923 lo2. luso l"sa
transferable orders. lI.s5.
fLoUn AID MEAL.TLoUn-M.arket more a, a'. ..
and Low graics iar export snd lnoieate ,t.ag r'e e
surpy Of Low Grade- EEua; SAILS. 4n.0o bls iueaeng
Geo SP ps sl i i, I iDr Nes payt 10 ay
a. - $3.50 %; 5soI hhs Minnesota Ezra - SOS 20
sapefhs .4 ~" 90 and ~ n. 81 = - s0G
- 10 a; no 80 n 7,p hh5 were Tor exroit onofa
uons: No i0; =la.i 5pi Common 20
- soasd: Common 70 Good Exfra, wessrn :, 90
Good Extra Hoop 81 o0asi %; Coed To Choce
f & sG 80 SGs' s Sq%%s 4ra ht - sr
g s3ese - Patent sGesl T. chiefly Ti'hn he r'gse
Fair To Gooi - sass 20 Good 10 Choce Family - 800
iaticr more rS,' sesay s0urHEHS fLoUR quiet ana
sS9s 100 bs 10 SlS'e i59 - 30 SE enc
had. higher: s,le- 100 nhs snp'rnne - 75cs 10
- :, "' oT western . ~. .. s5asg m '''' "'
nisScS EXPORT and lS Sis aa a. inland n.@s:
s27og bush. arrive lnciuding Uaslaeed spn.s
spTiss 81 ii la" - rnIraaei WINTER led = ~
~ Isl No. Red, - lsita-, 1872. mainly - l3g
al 10: 80 i Rel. :, isd.i =. No An5.r. i Is;
~ 70; 40. . White, 81 i7asl ~: -. Vote
90, q asn,c. u ll.c,Ila. No. sillle. sepenbcr
ssii ceas Il 81 ~. 80 p Hsd seir,bpr.
- l7asi ls%co-ng - l-c*l - loociehcE - 74s 10
al .. do. 6ciobir 81 aoai ii ioi closing i 2o', d.
November Il 20 closing 81 20 2Iis; No Amber sep
tenser 81 l'eti u RYE ,earc, nr'n tar 1rori de-
afoa state quoted ,2G75c; western bd io o'a Loads
changed sa,es s asl c1RV on ie becr. cod DC -pa
aed T oe ss asFS T Sa.S ,ars 81 60 90 s
sroi ard delivery this month, including vngsadei Western
buyer ti month ct iotc. 10 WHINE 81 e.; 10 , Sep
eI"sng 81 10, yev1mSef 81 - c c1inS 81
. OATS ssa.c bitter. far ,raGo partly .pesna-iy.
Siho!i &c. 80 ana 70 2 White, 30 as 40 White
$50 Mixed We.ieri - aS5 be- White do: 30 g.: mie
STATE ss9ioc including 1000 bush - october aite
iAY AND sTRAW'-Geaerai.T steidr. rather quiet;
s i o. nay sgea Sor s5g s to- r i
rye ild l5c rye aud DAT SOC.
HluE--frm. Win onlS unimpor' mt salos. 900
o. io9s-ln tr sale ycIy nrn ,cw. 1or. new crop zsG
ISL od., al growihs 49ioc Pac.h@ Coast Hops nro"d
M0Lissi.s-In demand. GRIN sale- Is ara III hhds
Porto o private terms Cuba 'o test Hofnng 2Se New
XAy1L STOKES spirits T'rlen,, tfS 2G3c sal. .- p,
is,po 'a; si' 20 oi ar a rica 5uiei 10 '''
OChAN FNflSIi 4~-4ntrc 800 Htleraie business az
ui.ora@lly st'd, rates 4serpo e,eim 81, ID gu =
4a-. e5OD bales cotton. ',a; -on do. a'i' shipment
< or ha.l ,;rsl. a. 30 = 10 iiors rrar terms
qgod 0 3d. 1000 box. 'he-' 10 80 sail iol t'n, Mos
iis. 800 seeks Flour hsous quoted, 27s ~ -oo bl.
~ 60 r. Antwerp steam 40 ,oS,s f.ooa. a,. oIlr,
ssl p s4. 1901 sa' ,'ia t'. i' 90 , iln
nng. to ue Continent 1000 az. "iln. Co., 1911 ID bars
oi'er- go Go- 60 another. yoeaso oapaciy ami
,,, '' i 20 '',,ir d. ~, b. iilaa f-l7 10
Etoaea or l.ln't t,.o' Dr. g. "i 30 -'i IS BAGS
ico0ro.. % an,thsr Co. ir Continent 900 co., Dry
trrs. Dl,ca ts,s TO .a't.rcsn 100 bo. achn,d r.
German -lip g. ina.'4' ' H'.' u. "l. ~ 90 b. sD,
Calcutta t"tou case i' .ltair terms QUOT 81 FL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-19

1922 81 600 registered il2 per cents at 1914 and
$4,000 coupon Is nj 100 and $50 900 registered Mt
1908. District If Columbia 3-b5s weak. with
sales at 81. The market closed steady at annexed
quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-19
And the following are the quotations for securi-

The Snh-Troasnry today lost T32l7.5s5 on bal
ancr. made nm by . loss Of S3,323,l 10 currency,
les grin of sos. $50 coin. lhs makes the total
loss since last Friday 81 Oi3 $40. The general rate
for money on call was q per cent. with exceptions
AZ per cent until inst before the close OF business
when the rate fell IN per cent. On governments
in good demand and leading dealers scale rates as
Col