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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-12-19

At Winchester in competition with the White,
Singer New Howe, Wheeler wilson, the DAVIS ~
gained complete victory and carried off the LIST
At Hagerstown, Md, in competition with eleven
White, Singer, St. John, Wheeler & Wilson and
others.-yctory again perched upon our banner, and
"A At the Baldwin Augusta County Fair. in compet
ton with the Stewart Singer and the White the LIST
and only premium was Snnfeda to tn the PA anS
more than a score of fairs in Pennsylvania and
other northern and western States, where the DA-
ded BY the book Of Instructions and kept properly
E MpREp have been
sold IN this community andhaye given entire salts
bought one to make Buck Gloves on, after nearly
two years trial said in my store last week. II ne
not # ne M Se NOT M
hundred others in this and adjoining counties and
yet with all these facts presented to them, some peo
machines. and because the table has four or six
drawers and beautifully inlaid with mahogany they
Of the great fact that even if the table was nlaid
with gold and the machine on it no account for sew
mi pty The man after The s Of the dY
over, who goes home and meets wife who has lost
the entire day IN trying to seam ysSa i long
club rooms all night.
and the machine itself is Of the best material
wise would not warrant 1t for five years.
az Call before purchasing and examine spec
mems. Price OF Machines from $25 to $40.
NEW GOODS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
No. 9. South augusta Street.
Orders from the country will receive prompt and
special attention,
noy2l JAS. W. NEWTON,
EoR CHEAP GROCERIES
- 60 TO
AMPBELL & RILEY'S
new store, at Prichards old stand,
No. %, Augusta Street, Staunton, Va,
Don't fail to call on campbeH & Riley. sos your
Xmas goods 0eolz I'm.
TUE NEW TOBACCO STORE,
j Nc. 10 MAIN STREET,
B, E, Ms.rkwood's old stand.
1879 GEORGE PFoRR 5n
dec12lyr n
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-12-19
sALrIMoRE LIVE STOCK MARKET.
MONDAY, December 18th. 1879.

Trade was only fair in the earlier stages Of thS
market. and subsequently became quite dull,
Prices according to quality. were 70 cent higher Oh
the better grades land in q few eases possibly .
greater fractiOn) but that WAS on account Of thelF
scarcity as good cattle were few. though chefe were
some tops of superior quality. which sod az our
TON ouotation (5h cents) by the Lehmans The
naty generally, WAS Indifferent. there being
large preponderance among the offerings OF mcdiun
and common CATTLE the lowest OF which sold al .
cents.
sA2g@S45 per head.
Receipts for the week.
s sseses and Lambs 1 i s4
No., llol1
Prices of Beef Cattle at the Market this Week.
Very best sale this W, week a;,,,,,v X N
Sssssy 5 !; s;s:: and
Most OF the sales are from UN
Where the Cattle are fr0ln.
ootasln'a :. IS IS
West Virginia fHf
Kentxc y,
.Marylsaa 81
Tennessee.
Toto, -. z,7lt
HOGS were in fair supply and demand at 5000
Sweep we're scalee and good sheep were In fair de
ma.<. Prices ranged from s11@M for butchers
sheep and 4@5 cents &Or iaapbs
CITY NoGkceA
The most delightful EGonoa sod IN StanetoR ea'
be had at the Virginia Hotel Bar.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-12-19

XRGINIA-.IlN yACATIoN.oaIn the Clerks Of,
y fee, Circuit Court Augusta County, December
G. Barren and Ellen r. his wife formerly Ellen
ret A. Kennedy and Jacob L.. Kennedj, Sarah Ellen
ma ad deed
" Catharne Kennedy heirs of John Kennedy
Plaintiffs.
rs.
Sarah Ellen Reasoner and Edwin Lee Stevenson
Defendants
In CHANcERY.
The object of this suit is to sell House and Lot
in the City of Stanton which descended to the heirs
Of tn late John Kennedy, and to have the proceeds
The Defendants Sarah Ellen Reasoner and Edwin
Lee Stevenson not hayng entered their appearance,
residents Of this State it IS ordered that they do APP
pear here within mouth after due publication OF
this notice and do what is necessary to protect their
interest. -
FgLFz 8 Fu4Fz, pq ,os pv.n c,o,x
J, E GRAHAM DEALER IN
FINE GROCERIES, CANDIES,
FRUITS, NUTS, CITRON,
RAISINS, CURRANTS, &C.
GELATINE OF ALL KINDS.
FINE FRENCH g. PLAIN CANDY,
Toy Candy in Great Variety!
THE BEST ASSORTMENT AT LOWEST
PRICES!
ALSO FIRE CRACKERS!
Corner Main and Augusta Streets,
STAUNTON, VA,
deela-ss
(44oAKsl
LATEST STYLES.
| PRICE FROM
$500 TO $1,000,
| sssls Of wF4lER's.
The New York herald., 1879-09-30

rsorg 80 state cattle live weight aio his at as pc,
iowa f% s.sa 's per- ss Is s !. Morris go
p with 3 soc on pr head sssh.s - ewi 8 swi "
psrlS, sish si head iss head Al Sss. per r.
s @ he head n @ Ss ID o5 M1.
7c per 10: Is head Sc ID i2s head per H.
"a \ s y; ss
per weight gs = ss ohio 10
;, 1 head a. s Pc, ssI d. ~ II head q, SIC
with of per head on 4 , sod q ar q. top rate
head and 5os on per head on 20 head So. lots sold
. per S q rsSs psass gs SOLD s~i for "a s~ sr,o sw M
Kansas stesrsal hsaa At G. per - with y on per head
% asls GSf sssssia head ss' S Win sr
e s "a .sss g sGaa Ss.s S @ weEh 81
ss5s g s a.. g por n WEIGHTS "A sw. a. * sw j.
e: @ S;,s. Ss!s ;;sss; S:s;
b s:Is rsss 1sS, y 10 s.a ssH;ssts
@ ssis 1t 4 with "a y s on IS
n ewi 5 swt. sA ewi; n doid.ehmidt sold for
ss SO % S 81 per @ weight ses
sf% ' sssA4s sS' L. Is
and 30 head 4, ss sae per NJ woighs ewt swt
M Wssyds sw, 'i Kelly vs. sold for ; sS hsser is Ra
o Is g @ per @ xs Is tsr s %
heinor sold ia virginia steers--lo head
and Sd SIC. per ib weights 81 sws ewt IL
SHEEP AND LANES The aocks to hand in general
with only small lot that could be quoted goods
sss S psa H. =. tssa & S Rs am
s .n @ ns-a s0 s IS ss i Il 1S ] ss
ss nss at 81 a'Hs s 1ss s4a T.
IS IS sJ s9ssty y ss =. sss
" II II t ss esr s at e Assa ss1 is s4S a.
M ida is. . o;o a. 4 s7 ewE s.dlof
ib s. head. 7ss lbs. At size per ~ Newton ifolmss
sns is pa lo iaa es
lbs at 4e per 10. Kirby Co. sold loi State sheen g
s sa ss g g t se s o.1ad1 .n :asSa
state head 81 Ss S. 81 cs per S%?
S H. ~ s sssp S ASsp s @
e per n isS State sheep and lamns ,a z b 81 M
81 lbs ~ per b.: Western Sheep % lbs 81 iSs.
81 81 4s ae por lb iss State sAoep a % rss.n ss
sheep, g iSs lbs, Sss syt: 51s Canada
ss5Ss Pss 81 nSsaj r.;
nsas psr @ S s bs~sy 81. M S bead sas q
M pSs Ssaa q rs s t PER s head 9 e lbs
q nssd, 70. lSs a, 81 Ss eTs state
@ @s%ssP % md .%$s; viii srsss, sslis;
al "s"a S hs1a S
psr nsse sw sd b is s ss
Is per sd an
ib MISS ISIS head "a IS 1Ss a; ass sS per Sa n
quality grass fed calves sold 1t s So Si 50 por eWt:
per b fair quality veais. 5c 61ae lb Sales slow
moss-Ds@a"d fair and values steady; los State hogs,
a9 ies at re per S Sa state hogs aos lbs IS as lbs
a 81 371s per cwt
The New York herald., 1879-09-30

Wheat unsettled and Irregular tho sales including
8 @ ~ red d. cash. s 80 E y g s. ri sssr
81 81 for October 81 2os 81 si for September 81
s1? s
$i2ss 80 for snsradsd white y s2 for Nc spsns
for No . amber Tho following tho bid and asked
sssa :sf'es M
s
II ~ bid; No white for sop,ember. " 2as bid, 81 2o
ss &
s y ss 81 & y 81 @ & y s 6sSa
was quiet Tho sales including bushels for future
sasS @S:' Tor for
Ssr S os sae for MSys%Ss, SOC for No.
S4e Tor october The %ers the lid
y: sss si;. ,ss ,s"as
sss sra S % M d in s wss asS
s%s I'D 'ss ss:. sssy ss 81 s..
81 g si s ~ssi.s sd oS S' lbs. a;Fi ri S
@ s .ssas s S Sc s.slS 5
81 s.a i s s.ss H 1as y o. ss%%s %
= g ssaSssa 3 saes 81 S.ssa sas g %
Oats quiet The sales were about 10000 bushels
ss%s No. $40. ssi e: as7c:: No %issd, ,&;e.: 10.
Ss" DO s sse wn NO. sao se s1 1rsjes'sd sis No
track, S5c y SIC.
nar butts wore steady and sou. 1900
bales sold to arrive here and part
TO Boston; price private Hemp was steady but quiet.
%s ssa hemp ssi'i ss assssS
ss sss' n.ss ,s. 81 7 sa s s s sa'
w market w@s 5 b. s.esd
eiaysd sSc sse %aseos"d" refining ae ssc src
Gerry 2ae. zoe Porto Rico aas s7s English Islands
to choice, Sac 37c strictly choice to fancy, sc
NAVAL sronrs-.spirts turpcntno was higher aud 80
ehs sold q. & se Rosa 81 wSs rs steady ans 100 obs good
mcrshA,abe order, Doe so1se. Resl-Good strained.
d3 Hdvses so% I%ins,sn o. ~ s' nominal; m
s,,sped g good a. zoe spSi': rTSsas, % T.. steady
% oil was steady Lard oil was r% as
American, ec; e2c. Lard oilmo,ty made Sac sperm
crude Northern whale dc southern do bicached
White beasSsd winter elephant oc Sieaensa winter
hse SIC; ,; .,. crude ,a iish - sound 2oc:
higher We quote -Crudc. in bulk. 2ssc bbis 5ssc
sdasd Is 6nSopSa ana c
a%s sw sS sS Snes OF 9 r"aS &" %
79sc Is aooo 900 a. g. at q 7g 4 40 at 7e 100" @ do AT At
q; @ a Do % e sos Spcnias. s sss.s Sd i ses. ss
ssa bid sss's @ ss sss sSs Sw' S lS cSss
%s"s s 2os d & sgsas ss,e ssa
Ncc~u-S
ds sssa s'.s s. ss S1%s Ss
pairs Philyiclpha squads, " 75a ~ dozen. English
snipe, SO per small snipe. 25c per Reed
birds 81 20 VI 5u dozen Sweetbrcad 81 90 81
dozen Pigeons VI 30 81 dozen. ChickcnssDring,
Philadelphia, 1Sc 2Oc Long Island, 16c state and
Western, loe wocdccck 81 per pair Grouse 81 70 per
pair. Partridgcs. 81 81 25 per pair.
.-Rccoptspork 227 bbs. lard 537 tcrccs.
% sS ID % ,.Sss sss: sns and 80 ssss ss%ss
hbls. and $40 cases beef hams, iso bills Pork
hrmcr active. sales S0D bbis. at ~ 10
~ 40 cash, and Cincinnati Mt 50 g. and 800 tcrces for
future delivery including October at ~ November at
So 80 So 40 and December ~ 40. Tho follow
ing the bid aud asked prices at the third call =
September, bid, - asked, October 80 20 bid,
w 30 sskods November. old aud new. % 35
The New York herald., 1879-09-30

At San Francisco to-day the following were the
opening quotations for mining stocks:--Gould Il
curry. 115S; Savage. 1879; Cholar. 6k; Ophir, 40;
Halo & Norcross, 1914; Grown Point. A; Yellow
Jacket, lGk; Bclchcr. AZ; Imperial. ia; Virginia
Consolidated. ga; California. Ga, Best & Delcher
1s% assessment delinquent; now 17aij; Union Con-
solidaed, II; Alpha. 17s; Sierra Nevada. 456; Mex
can 35sl; Silver Hill. 1S; Justice. 3a; Julia. Az;
Utah. ION; Alta, 5A; Bodie. hA Bechtel, 12Oc.;
Tioga. 3; Independence 9; Seq. Bclchcr. %; Mono,
GA; Consolidated Pacific, So; Potosi, 5%; Ex-
choquer, ~; Monmouth. IA; North Standard, 2;
Boston Consolidated. Ia.
The New York herald., 1879-09-30
DOMESTIC MARKETS.


Cotton Arm middlins loc: low middlins, aalc; good
PAS alss s;o: sss os.s Exports coast
Cotton opened strong but is nov aactss miSdling
$3.50 $3.50. 800 'A'' S''A' ''''' 'A''' -'' e'0'A
Cotton frm mddllns. le,se: low midanr; e9ss aa5sc
1900 Stock. Ys4e.
SAVANNAH. Sept. 20. 1879
good ordinsry os 1sseip. $3.50 bales; sross
1.6o0; last evening, 800. Stock. 3727s
erss9y mans s. Ss TS Sas Sales s
sHs! sTanS ssPa
s corn ~h'a STEADY at
s'sss: i:: . IS :s:'ss
$"ss' s.s:' = I: sa ,fS S5sssii:
sss Oats Quiet mixed STATE % white State Se
sales, 1900 bushels private terms Rye hr2;
SsTss. ss 7gs s'H1 sss sss as shorts. e.
St III ships,nns 8 $is; midd,ngs 81 Canal freights-
Ha ss'G sn ss S4s'y
amoaa, grain the canal from buffalo and osweso
els corn do oats 5000 do barley la 9" 800
S The Ga saa a. s :S;s
barley, 900 do; rye, $500 do
Flour fairly active strong tendency sales of
1000 bbls ut unchanged prices Wheat in fair milling
% No hard fsee Ms at 81 m
aSS S % a e. csn i.sad as ssns "s si %
46c Oats quiet no sales reported No Western held
State held :, 7se SIS Wss,srn - 5os Soc Rys
verify e 90 IS nsi
Canal trcisS.s STEADY; wheat, Ss; corn, ssse.; oats
aS%%n corn New se york oais Ea reshs S
Ssw xSss xSs RsSp BY O. 5 ao
q 500 DO; barley, $500 DO s6O do by iakeriour
ssp%e%s ~hsss Ss
bushels sys a. 3, ss S' ,s DO harley
Bushels: corn, a7s5,o DO; oats as.sss do interme
s,ors-whSas SIS S"shcs corn SCI s,o do : oass m
435o7 do; barley lv7o do; rye. 7s6d2 do. malt 45.7i
Drrnorr, Sept. 20. 1879.
ebs White ae WSss, White Michigan
rSsS ri II 81 sspSS%ssa Sses
ber 81 Isa ali tho year 81 Ia No milling nominal at
asss yellow SA s s sSG
& sS Sss' s,' strAsS No -hss ds
2ie cioysrssed in good demand and firm prime 81
ssas ss % sssas s @ 90
ToLEDo, Sept. ~, 1879.
c.: iSs; m
winter, spo, and October, 81 lils; september.
l Ssys%Hs 81 o = .sl q 'a asAsss ss
red 81 la4; Western amber 81 rs; No. amber Illinois,
Ss.sSs. ,Ss 4 'sSssa 3s S.; @s.
Mishigan. and osi:Ssr i4al NoSsmssr 81 isss.
1900 shipnsnis-Whca 81. nasheis corn aiooo
do oats. IL 900 do.
ws, ES"r in sr n" aa :. @ sq p %
HOO bushels shipments astpo do Corn In good de-
Is IN SS
So2o % a 50 37h Lard quiet: current make held AZ &c.
short rib, 5c aoc Bacon in good demands shoulders.
wh.sos fs higher fss at 'Ss' sacr d
and unchanged Sugar steady and unchanged Hogs dull
IS ssa G paesss IS 81 suseSsr Eo; s
recciptssi, ,Uv2; shipments. none :, - -
Flour quiet but firm Wheat unsettled and lower, &C.
YSs1SS i"9 ss ne S
Il Oh 81 osi., SoysmSor 10 chissso ssSH spsiSs
s ss's'Ss sss Ss Corn Il s%'"S S% Sssss1 ss:
% Ssss ssa ssSS s~Sr Nay
% s'S"dF =" fos sof n s"fy .s
demand but At oscr rs,es so 20 eah 20 10 bid octobcr
lower ssscsj u % sa.l u 50 is 6ssoSors ssS1s
80 20 NSySmSer ",a 90 ea, y ss the year, % 20
State - ,a,sc s.s. sc frssa AZ ,.'ss Whssey
Wheat Do sS'i DO Sss
hour SssSss Ssey %S SSs Sc
Sss %ss. % ,goos s0 any rye s d. harley A. the g es
siuss Novcmbcr Corn stronger %iIse sis1c October
cvcc %S SGss"Nss o%.. $50 osHssr October a z
Ssns"r "a y, Lard M n good 5 demand 1s and shade higher
THE CHEESE MARKET.
I,rtck S.,t % rS-o
The New York herald., 1879-09-30
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT 1-S LOWER; FUTURES
CLOSED srEADy--rLouR FIRMER-wHEAr uN-
SETTLED CORN STEADY - OATS QUIET
PORK FIRMER-LARD QUTET-spIRITs TUR-
PENTINE IIIGHER--RosIN sTEADY-CoFFEE
FIRM SUGAR FIRM PETROLEUM YIRM--
wHIsKEY DULL.
MONDAY, Sept. 20--6 p. M.
The markets continued frm, Tor tho most part
under good demand for most kinds OF mcrchan-
disc for consumption and export. On Change
breadstuGs were unsettled. Wheat was arm at nrst,
The New York herald., 1879-09-30

In London there was buoyant market for Sc
curites of all kinds. Erie common rising from 314
to IS, preferred from 81 to GO. second consols
from S06 to s34, funded fves from Tx to sos.
soldated rsts from 116 to lit. New Jersey Central
from 6O4 611S SO. do consols from 103 to 103a,
Reading from 20 to 2024. Pennsylvania from 444 to
441a. Illinois Central from 94a to 95. United States
new fours from 104al to 1865. 41a's from 1854 to
1905, fives from 1864 to 1868, and British consos
from 97a 975S to 97% 9s for both money and the
account Tho Bank of England gained f11.OO0
bullion on balance to-day. At Paris the three per
cent rentes closed strong S3f c.. and the rate
for bills on London was 25f 32c.
Philadelphia stocks closed at the following quo
The New York herald., 1879-09-30
I the sub-Trcasury to-day tho bu,

ino oiearAnR House statement showed $l0O6sd.259
exchanges and s4.552. .12l balances.
The steamship britannia, which arrived from
Europe on Saturday. brought s4C7.5oo gold In
twenty-franc pieces.
Receipts from internal revenue at Washington
were soos'l44 W. and from customs s437, ,26O Gi.
Government bonds were In brisk demand and ad-
vanced in price. The four per cents were particu-
larly sought AFTER The market closed very strong
The New York herald., 1879-09-30
THE CHEESE MARKET.

Chocse--Market dull; sales OF 5000 boxes at ioc. to
Ike; average price, lie. loading price, 11hc.
BrrLK fALLs, Sept 20 1879. q
ChcoscTho market has advanced iac.; sales OF 1900
boxes OF factory chcesc az iuiac. l1Ae the bulk Of
which brought lle only ono lot ike 0O boxes dairy
The New York herald., 1879-09-30

Money on call loaned ut to per cent in the early
dealings. but became somewhat nrmer and closed at
eto T. Tho approach of October 1, when there will
be many settlements. has q slight tendency to
harden tho rates. Timc loans and discounts of good
commercial paper were madc at to per cont.
At the Sub-Trcasury to-day tho business was:-
The New York herald., 1879-09-30

-Staned-Good ordinary. 0ec; strict good ordinary
976c; low mddling 10 316c. middling, 10 f6c. The
receipts ut tho ports Sunday and Monday toll
lows s:.Galveston, 1881 bales Now Orleans, 4s7s; Mo
ton. i7o: Norfolk, 2Ss; New York TO Boston, s,a
day ias, year "a s74 bales Total since &c. September
pool teegrams-2 10 M1Reespts 25o bales; Of which
saes, 10000 haes speesAtion and expert 900 bales
Futures partially lied better September deiiysry up.
627sd 49, ied; September delivery Hpiands,
November delivery uplands low midding clause llsd
m,ddng clause, sis2d February @ March aoyesy, up
Middlins upands lsIed: middling Orleans, i5-iad
September-October delivery, upl@nds, low middng
clause, 1924. Half past four ?. MAmeriean sales.
1900 bales. MarchApr delivery, uplands, low mid
ding clause. Cd; 5si,s2d Fiys r. M.ssptsmssr do
G23sd September October deliyery uplands low mid
lands low middling clause Lied; November December
delivery uplands. low middling clause l516d Futures
weak
FLOUR AND GRAN.-Receipts-Flo 206S3 bbls wheat,
bushels; meal, 34j bbs and 10 sacks;
bushels; oats So e25 do IL 76O do; barley,
1900 malt 3.625 do. Flour quiet and steady.
Tho sales Including State Western and Southern.
about 10000 bbls within the annexed e range Rye -four
hrm with transactions of 100 bbs and 900 bags
The New York herald., 1879-09-30
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

isssas sSa.s'e cs i,rs.. ooas n57 oo0I ISas iS.ss
y1s. Ts. s% @ is asS ts isss i5as $50 s
steady % i9s quality IN pSss q%%'is na
has been for sewers" weeks past IN values
demand a. sarrsn. rates which were equivalent TO those
ss e~s General aiiewaneo ' bs 81 lbs @s nss
range Of %llev.pss o lbs "a, q lb, Net A siS,is,h
sssS e ss.' S..s i
og srISsd T. ct
H. weight % M RoSss ohio steers Il iasG
ss per & css" .ss s
head q . with = S pN " "a Per
selves is Illinois steer. q. Ios Weights
sssS, ss,s ISias,. i. s.S 4 'S;.% $.s
ard ss Win s 4 on ssss on z nSss mead
% s::s s
u ." at & .Sa sd sssa .s k.Sn %
sssa s Ssshs kss
s s
.sd .ps e c SS%e SC Me- %
weight 9 swt For Homer stSwar. 4 Co q Missouri
sss ss;5%s'ss: !, y sss & s$s lst S,s
SSss s Ss' .i;s''s' bead :'' s ,.
ss For rer LdnsGsn @ E head =. g e. % @ ohio HSr % -
"a cwt Tor ~ w Fisk "A ohio stccrs-2 head ut 7,c
S 'rS uvsr rS so "ff@s S%s q
81 hcad st sac per h. with 81 per head ~ head
Briggs ~ oxen2 head a. 7hc pcr ib with Sia OF ON 20
so'S nsns Ssssa rs pii ss s'ssss a" & ssr
pcr H., 50 head at &c. per ID, with 5Oc. on per
gsc. yac per ib, Weights cvt .7 cwt az cwt; for
Fugol Co. 70 Kentucky stccrsi5 hcad at 0isc H.
10 hcad at sac. Zoe. per weights "a ewt cwl
l5is cwt; for Meyer h Iousmann 1870 Ohio stcers-i6
head ut Sc. h. with 81 oil pcr head ~ hcSd sac.
ass pc, III 90 head ss Sc per D., with ~ OF head
at 0,sc. loc. per ib.-weights es4 cwt. a ~
cwt g cwt. N. Meyor sold Tor self 1856 Texan
z,lc per ,s weight ewt iss Illinois s,ccrso head
NJ Lautarbac sold for self ~ Illinois stccrssS hcad at
per lb with xi7 90 head and ~ pcr head ON
with ~ per head on head sold ut top ratewcght
Vta cwt ~ cwI sscwL W. y. Dudley Son svd for y.
The New York herald., 1879-09-30

consols, which opened at So advanced to Sox and
closed at sok The following table shows the bonds
actually sold at the Exchange the mount being
riyen in 81 .OO0's
The New York herald., 1879-09-30
COMMERCIAL.

COMMERCIAL.
LyERPooL Sept. 29--5 r NJ
CottonmFatnres weak uplands low mddi,ng m &c clause,
Septeuber delivery. 2b32d, also 6d. also .a32d up
land ;. i'W maang clause September and October do
October October and Noyember delivery q lied; up;
December delivery 10 lid. Produce-Lin oil 29s
23s I'D per cw; spirits turpcntne 3s per clover
seed, 3os "a Hos per ewt. for American red
ANTWERP, Sept %, 1879
Petroleum. 1891. for fine pale American.
Petroleum, marks a. pfennigs.
fRoDUck EXCHANGE
LIVERPOOL. Sept. -. 1879
Pork-Prime mess, Eastern, steady Mt 5ss; Western,
steady at AS Cumberland rmer ut 6s short
rib frmor at sss I'D long clear ner 3s short clear
hrmer at 3ls. Hnms-Long steady at SIS Shoulders
steady at els I'd Beeindia mess none in the market;
extra do. steady AT 6s prime do, the
Lard-Prime Western steady 33s. I'D. Tallow-Primo
city steady 32s Sd Turpentne-Spirits steady at
Rosin-Common steady ut Is 3D. do fine at Cd.
Cheese-American choice hrmer 5os. Lard oil steady
at s3s Fiour-ENtra State dull 27s Wheat-Spring.
No 3, none in tho market do No steady at los new
Western winter steady los I'D new Southern winter
steady ut los sd Corn Mixed steady 5sd. Cot.
tonsced oil-Yelow American none in the market.
Rosin-common; at London, dun at Is. Tnrpentine-
ceps From Atlantic ports 6So quarters from Pacific
ports, 3,4O do from other sources, 900 do. Corn
Receipts %, COO quarters.
The New York herald., 1879-09-30
cheese iolsc Butter-5o packages sold a.
from 1Sc TO 24c.
PRINT CLOTH MARKET.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

FALL RIVER Mass Sept. 30. 1879.
The cloth market has been quiet but steady al pre-
NlOEs
The New York herald., 1879-09-30

At the New York Mining Stock Exchange to-day
business light. with prices somewhat better.
Consolidated Pacific especially strong. and
to So, whilo Consolidated Virginia and California
both declined slightly. Leadvillc advanced to 3;
Lacrosse, 81, and American Flag to &c. The follow
ing are the sales. with range of prices:-
The New York herald., 1879-09-30

The following were the rates of exchange ON New
York to-day at the under-mentoned cities: :-Savan-
nah. buying II of. selling y of; Charleston. buy
ing Il discount. selling u; New Orleans, CONNER
cal SIG discount. bank u discount; St. Louis, 1-10
discount; Chicago weak. 1-10 discount buying, Ito
premium selling; Boston, 25c. discount.
Miiscaakee. Chicago.
Receipts wheat. .............. 110,700 1874 S53
Shipments. ts................ ...... 23,100 265, GOT
Receipts, corn.................. 1000 3G7 $50
Shipments Observation-Disclosures. 200 900 758
The New York herald., 1879-09-30
FINANCIAL.

4 T REASONABLE RATEs-MONEY on LIFE AND
N Endowment Insurance Policies and Mortgages;
bought: of all kinds effected with the
panios ut lowest premiums.
j.. j. HABRICH Il CO.. I65 Broadway: box $50.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-12-19
FOREIGN NEWS.
Progress Of the War I'm AEghanfstan.

OF = war In
LONDON, December Is.
Times dispatch from Candabar says q
conflict has occurred near Herat between
Herotez and Cabul troops. 1t is uncertain
which party were the ~victors. but Ayoob
han has been imprisoned by the Cabulese,
who hold the citidal, under the leadership
Of Low, an adventurer. who has been pro-
claimed Governor in Ayoob Khan's place.
A telegraph dispatch from Bombay an
ounces that the Afghans hold Balla, Hissar
and the city Of Cabui.
The yiceroy Of India telegraphs from
Calcutta yesterday as follows: General
Roberts has 1000 effective troops who have
been Withdrawn into the Shirpur can ton
ments. with slight losses slresdy reported.
The enemy must suffer very severely il
they make an attempt upon Shirpur. /
consider General Roberts position perfectly
safe. He contemplate resuming the offen-
five As soon A. he is settled ia Shirpur; but,
as be says, there is nothing to be gained in
capturing the difficult distant hills while
the enemy are out in such numbers. The
enemy will shortly disperse for food. but
meanwhile Jul evacuation OF Cabul will
encourage them, and probably enable them
TO keep together longer than they other
wise would. and will also tend 20 raise
tribes upon our lines Of communication.
II tribes do not dispense ON finding that
they can make no impression on General
Roberts at Cabul. . strong force will be
pushed up to reopen the line Of eommuni-
cation.
General Cough reports from Jngdulk
that all the tribes in his front have risen,
and that his further advance Is consequently
impracticable without reinforcements.
General Bright is sending what reinforce
e be can, but does nc; like TO weaken
the Khyber line. A regiment and half Of
cavalry and . battery Of artillery have
left Peshawer for the front. The re-
serve division. composed Of one British
and three native cavalry regiments, three
British and seven infantry regiments and
three batteries Of artillery. is forming at
P.shawer. The Governor Of Jilabad has
fed from his post. but has been s~atisfae-
torily replaced.