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The New York herald., 1879-09-17
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

jay Gould left Chicago for Omaha yesterday.
Mr. Ole Bull and wife arrived from Norway yester- =
day.
Charles Reado, the novelist. is the cormorant OF
oxford libraries.
Captain Fred Burnaby, of Khivan fame, is run
ming for Birmingham.
Mr.. Kurd Won Schl0zer. German Minister at WASH
ington. is at the Brevoort House.
Florida man liz 102 years old Probably his namo
has kept him braced up. 1t is Aquilla McJunkins.
Mr.. Laborchero Is persuaded that Englishmen OF
the upper class have never sworn more than at
present.
Chun Shen Yin. Lin Idang Yuan. Tam Kin Cho
and Lin Wan Fong. OF tho Chinese Embassy. arc ut
the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
MIR. Collette the father. leads the London Society
for the Suppression of Vice; Mr.. Coottc, tho son.
performs ut London hedtre de tcmmes.
Mr.. Swinburnc, the poot. does not approve of
"owen Meredith" the viceroy. He calls him
"Pretty Little Lytton. with his muse In muG and
mitten."
Lord Lyons. British Ambassador ut Paris, Is q
pleasant looking. easy living bachelor of sixty-two
summers. who smokes like chimney and drinks
nothing but milk and soda water.
In private letter. dated Isle of Wight England,
August 49, Ernest dye. the and successor of the
late Mr.. Gye. tho well known London operstc
manager. says:-"The reason the American papers
talk of my coming there is because man from Dos-
ton came and proposed to mo to go. but he did not
come again. II Patti would go. would take hor,
and show them how an opera ought TO be cone.'
The New York herald., 1879-09-17

lyn have been dropped upon heavily by
the Republican General Committee of
the county for the offence of helping
to confirm some of the Mayors democratic
appointees to office. There are republicans,
however, who do not see why national politics
have anything TO do with the internal affairs of
q city, and such of these as live in Brooklyn
will thank the rccreant Aldermen for acting as
they have done.
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ADJUSTMENTS TO-DAY AND EVENING.

HoFELE's OLYMPIC THEATRE--MIrr.
FIFTH Ay. THEATRE-LA FILE DE NINE ANGoT
ABBEY'S PARK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BROTHER
STANDARD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ITALIA THEATRE-DR LAcHTAUBR.
AoUARIUM-u. NJ. 5. PISAFoRE. Matinee.
HAvERLY'S THEATRE-oUR DAUGHTERS Matinee.
EIBLO'S GARDEN-EScHAsraENr Matinee.
wALLACK's THEATRE-woLrERr's Roosr.
BOOTHS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
GERMANIA THEATRE-Dm FRAU OHNE GEIsr.
UNION SQUARE THEATRE-MY PARTNER
GRAND OPERA HOUSE-TnE BOHEMIAN GIRL
DAILY'S THEATRE-NEwroRr
AMERICAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ABERLE's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
THEATRE COMIQUE-MuLLIcAS GUARD CuowDER-
TONY PAsTOR'S-FEMALE MISsrRRLs
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN-HoRrIcuLrURA SHOW
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS.
ROSTER BIAL'S CONCERT HALL.
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Mayor C0Oper's Cognovit.

Our worthy Mayor has made sur
prisingly prompt submission to the judicial
mandate of Judge Van Brunt, but in such
form as diffuses an air of comedy over
his action. On Monday Judge Van
Brunt puts permanent injunction on
the Mayors attempt to remove Commis-
sioner Wheeler on Tuesday Mayor Cooper
accepts the judicial rebuke and pro-
The New York herald., 1879-09-17

THE FALL MEETING of the National Rifle AS
sociation opered in fine style at Creedmoor
yesterday. The weather was perfect--for shoot
ing purposes-thcre being neither sun nor wind,
and the scores particularly in the military
matches. were very GOOD.
The New York herald., 1879-09-17

NEwARK's SUNDAY LAW AGITATION is de-
generating into an ugly quarrel that is more
discreditable to both sides than Sabbath break
ing is likely to he. Our report of the situation
will be read with considerable interest, but no
satisfaction whatever.
The New York herald., 1879-09-17

THINK OF BARRIcADEs being necessary in one
Of the thoroughfares of New York Oh account of
the dangerous nature of the pavcments! Such
Is the condition of some of the roadways in
Washington square and the Aldermen voted
yesterday to fence them in until repaired
The New York herald., 1879-09-17

PRESIDENT CREWS HOME seems to be as plain
and modest that of almost any American
President, and what n puzzle it must be to the
average Frenchman, who has been in the habit
of estimating his rulers by the style which they
maintained
The New York herald., 1879-09-17

GEORGE W. LEE of Newark, who lost %
famous race in England two years ago by mis-
taking the end of the course, gained hand
some victory in the Norwich regatta yesterday,
Wallace Ross being among the beaten men,
The New York herald., 1879-09-17
THE PRESIDENTS JOURNEY.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Sept. 16. 1879. \
The Presidential party consisting Of the President
and Mrs. Hayes. Burchard and Master Rutherford
Hayes, General Sherman Colonies Tourtelotte and
Bacon. of General Shermans staff arrived at Cleve-
land about ten o'clock this evening. The party pro-
ceeded directly to their at the Kennard House.
They will leave Cleveland for Youngstown at seven
o'clock tomorrow morning. to attend the reunion
of President Hayes regiment. the Twenty-third
The New York herald., 1879-09-17

MIR. ATKINSON, Sir John Astley's representa-
tive, has already settled one mooted question
by declaring that neither a six-day record nor
any other record is n necessary qualification Of
contestants for the belt.
The New York herald., 1879-09-17

SUPERINTENDENT VAN BIoCKLIN may believe
there is no dissatisfaction among elevated rail
road employees over the late reduction or "ad-
justment' of wages, but his men know better,
and the public will agree with the men.
The New York herald., 1879-09-17

THE SEARCH for the gold which is supposed
to have gone down with the British man-of-war
Huzzar, off Port Morris, hundred years ago.
has been resumed indications doubtful as yet
The New York herald., 1879-09-17

THE HAYTIAN INSURGENTS continue to burn
towns and destroy property with that industry
peculiar to men who live by theft and have
nothing to lose but what they may have stolen
from some one else.
The New York herald., 1879-09-17
Il r IPL e SH e E II
NEW YORK. WEDNESDAY. SEpTRMBER II. 1919.

The probabilities are that he wealier in Ne,c
York and its ricinity today wiH be cool and
partly cloudy or fair. Tomorrow IL promises to
be cooler and fair.
The New York herald., 1879-09-17

WALL STREET Observation-Disclosures continued
very active and buoyant. Money loaned up to
2 per cent in the last hour but was easy again
at the close. Governments and railway bonds
were strong and fairly active. Exchange was
marked y cent higher for sterling.
The New York herald., 1879-09-17
KINKS GUIDE TO THE TURF.

The fall edition OF this useful little work has Just
been issued by Its compiler and publisher. Mr.. II.
q. Crickmoro, tho sporting reporter OF the World.
The present number Of the "Guide" is uniform with
the numbers already published. and contains large
amount of statistical information appertaining to
the American turf. full and accurate record Of ali
the In the United States since the hrst Of
the year. together with the names OF the OF
the running horses. the animals names. with the
vsaht thss eAxEy. their sass We distances run the
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We quote -Dutch earaway. sise. 9e. reew Dutch mus
English sh,e 7e Russian. Sc casi"raa brown i.e
&C. "t,lahder English Large grain &C. Tie do suali
re iae star aass, -sc. s7yar. In seed .: spai.
Eugish s. Z: German - Is, 80 wsssrn = TO-. hepp
seed y -; iiaAsesd, 81 ~ a 81 so
H1issNstdria tie 2oe; fehnivey. loc- isc; East
slfLLlc market is very strong all kinds We
li dlno I'd 1He ~ 2,e A. H. 35e: diamond L.
siieSae i6c.
quote While MY ae f sp0a Io.s em Mss.es.
H'St,. .s common" ,,in &C., eo pure. 93ie Toe
g. sNtren'e hsarss We mote coves-.Amboynia zoe.
mess dSe ~ Batavia mace. zoe Penang do. 75c.
So Jaaes se Se tc a s1 6 A,s'e,a 4':e rs;
VIA ii4e l''sc saigon rolls. Sic Doe. Singapore
iae. prime white Use is,se zasuisar red
iia'es. isc' duty paid Aspee. i5e. l51sc Chiles
mss sSss e. ASn cAAGIs ssss steady with good
81 so F ss.s w SssD .s.ss i n = small
e5e. so reel sponge soc. 81 Is; no Slate sponge.
cups and surgeon 81 sis per H. bath sponge large large.
E%s. ehsnos sEns 'sS"Ss per 70 Kip
segnls are in moderate demand at loc for white.
crude So 50 W for sSeond, s5
srMAc j. il moderate demand at steady prices We
quote sn - Go grades so s3 best SO ass
Brown. in casks and bbs &c. sssc per ID white i5c
SUGAR OF MILK is quiet but firm. We quote Sic SIC
SrLPnArE AMMONIA remains hrm with a good inquiry
We quote :-Ameriean, extra dry. In casks 35sc a &c
SuLpHark CIScnoSIDia is In fair request full figures
We quote American 81 20 per and foreign 81 ~
81 - in Walls
TAMAgiNDs remain firm; demand fair We quote:-$3
So 70.
TAPIocA is firm with good demand We quote: Flake
5lsc. - 5sac.
TuRMERc is frn. but quiet We quote Root &C. Sic
grouud, DC. u &C.
ToNcA BEANS frm aud In fair jobbing demand An.
gostura quoted NJ 81 4Oa 81 III.
IVA RsI is in moderate demand but steady We
SC. 5isc.
VANILLA BEANS remain firm, with a fair demand We
quote:-SlO IA SO. according TO quality
VENICE TuRPENrINE is steady, demand fair We
lolsc. lie.
vnIpEcRls is strong Improvement before noted;
mn tad.
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Tho closing figures were as follows:-
COMMERCIAL REPORT.


COTTON ON THE SPOT l-l6c. LOWER FUTURES
CLOSED STEADY FLOUR QUIET WHEAT
srEADY--coRN DULL-oATs QUIET--PoRK
PIgMER-LARD EAsY--sPIRI,s TURPENTINE
FIRMER-RosIN FlRMEK-CoFFEE STEADY
SUGAR FIRM-PErgoLEUM EAsIER---wHIsKEY
FIRM.
FRIDAY. Oct. 100 P. NJ.
Business in all the principal departments Of trade
continues brisk. with values. . rule Arm. and in
very many cases hardening. It is noteworthy
fact that the demand for goods nowadays is almost
entirely in response demand for almost
every description of merchandise for actual con-
sumption OF there Is OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
business taking advantage OF the largo
for buying goods with the expectation
Of reaping rich reward Moreover. they we'll aware
that tho revival of industry at tho time has
enduring basis shipments of gold from abroad continue
heavy while the Treasury having gold than 1t wants
Is calling in bonds and paying out gold wherever Il can,
almost forcing 1t the creditors, thus imparting
wonderful degree of confidence throughout commercial
centres everywhere and excrtng wonderfully beneficial
influence upon Almost all descriptions Of goods
booked ahead and in many manufactures reus
ing to duplicate orders in much moro ad
vantageous terms The activity Is general that
it is useless attempt to particuarizc Tho markets.
almost without exception active and buoyRnt tho
most noteworthy exception being breadstu which under
dacaations sometmss advancing dssnng the ex-
ten; Of sc &C. in single day The tenor Of the markets
Asks wsro quiet ana quoted Axe 4sc. for pots and
AsrsoSY firmly held ut zoe. for Hallott and 2lc.
still quoted a. s2 for sac for
Noys%ssr export and tree rec s. 81 o. ~ o. .,o
bags o OK sssss aud bags do OK john shslwood
sold late on o private In B.tmSrs &
ia e s to s xs
S %s @ fair o s
Use santos fair TO good l5sc &c., ninety days Java
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Opening prices Of mining shares at san Francisco
were:-Gould Curry. 10; Savage. l21l; Chollar. 7;
Ophir. 81. now 35 Hale Norcross. 1879; Crown
Point "A; Yellow Jacket, l5i4 Belcher. az I'M
peral. Ia; Virginia Consolidated so California. 5;
Best Belcher. tx; Union Consolidated. 704. after
90; Apna II; Sierra Nevada. 491 after 40; Mexican.
1924. now 33h Silver Hill. IA; Justice, 81; Julia.
az; Utah. 20: Alta, 5A; Bechtel. lis; Indepen-
dence. "a; Segregated Belcher ~; Mono. 6A;
Consolidated Pacific, TX; Potosi. So; Exchequer.
5>s; Mammoth. 6>ai North Standard 2; Boston
Consolidated. 1885.
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In the London market consols unchanged
at 977s % for both money and the account. United
States bonds were q higher at 1857 1855 for
tours. 109H for AVS and 1868 for fves. Eric
curi.ics continue strong. the common rising from
4O% to AZ. preferred from 64s to $50. consolidated
seconds from ss'4 to $50 and funded ves from s21s
to SAL. Reading from % to 25h. New Jersey
Central from 674 to TX. and do consolidated frsts
from 1O4 to 10ih Illinois Central fell Off from IS to
94s1. The Bank of England lost s3S, 900 bullion.
withdrawn for shipment to this city. At Paris rentes
rose to S3f. sage.
Philadelphia stocks closed at the following quota
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in the income bonds o. tie ST. Louis and Iron Noun
tain road These bonds in the nature of accunu-
lative preferred stock. and represent ss0o000o
sistng OF sl.o00.o00 of hrst income bonds and
like amount of second income bonds They bear
interest respectively at and per cent per annum.
and they take precedence of the s22 of share
capital. A full years interest will be due upon
them the LIST day of M rch next. The following are
the sales:-
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-Stsned.-Good ordinary 3l6c. strict good ordinary
9.tl6c; low middling e5sc middling 1o.sc. The re
bales; New Orleans, s.7l5; Mobile 1882; Savannah
5224 Charleston. 1867 Wilmington 22+; Norfolk 1852
Baltimore, VI: New York, G2 Boston. 775; Philadelphia
Tnis day last year. 2o111 bales Liverpool kilograms
1880 r. M-Receipts, $50 bales. Of which American
1850 bales. Market easier Estimated sales 100 baes
midding Orleans, 15i6d. Future Sellers l32d decline
October delivery uplands low middlng clause Died
October. November delivery, upands. low middling
clause, i-l6d: u isad November, December de,
livery upands low middng clause, 29-32d December
and January delivery. upands low middling clause.
29,s2d.; January. February delivery, uplands; low
uplands, low middling clause. 5l6d Hafpast r.
M--Octobcr delivery. uplands. low middlrng clause.
l7.;,2d; Deecmber January delivery uplsud., low
uplands. low middling clause. SD February March
delivery. uplands. low middling clause, 2932d. June,
July delivery, upamds low mdiiing cause. l-l6d.
American sales 400 bales October delivery upand low
middling clause sgd November, Decem Der dell very up
lands low middng clause 5'sd April May delivery. up
upands, low middliny cIanse. sd Half past four M
October November delivery. uplands low niddng clause
3D. March, April delivery. upiands, low mddpg clause,
8 2B-i2d.
FEArHxps quiet but steady at 4Gc 4sc for prime
live geese aud 25c. u Soc FOR mixed
Fisu.-rlc market for goldfish remained firm and some
400 quinals were sold In lots At full prices Held at the
close 80 tor Georges ana at ~ Tor Grand Bank Mcker
active aud firm ana about 100 bbs shore sold u
SIS 10 81 for No and - 10 81 Tor No .: No. block
Island bioatcrs held at $50 Box herring ruled
firm at bic. for scaled, which
FLOUR GRAIS-Rec eipts-Flour, ~ 1876 bbls wheat
4oi 1907 usheis corn meal 10 bbs corn. 30 272 bushels
malt 5U75 Four-rho market Is quiet and scarcely
rm, although prices not materially changed The
sales nncudng State Western aud sou;hern about
nrru bbls sold full prices Corn meal was firm
aud 100 bbis and 5oO bags were sold ut ful prices We
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LONDON, Oct. 10 1879.
The Mncing lane markets show u Their recovery.
sugar has risen I'D. tn Is Influenced by reports
that the best supply will be below the refined
aud best have risen Is cwt West India Is
hrm owing 10 the diminished supply available There
renewed activity in ricc and numerous sold
nj rather higher rates Coffee sold more freely:
plantation Ccyion Thursday realized full rather
higher rates Costa Rca deare The stock OF coffee
here has further diminished to IL 80 tons, which Is less
than at the date last The total OF coffee
Ia Europe Is estimated at ~ 500 tons. against 1000
tons At the end OF july, rea continues Arm. 1hcre Is
better inquiry 'or sapetrc Cassia lignos and Jamaies
ginger dearvr.
LivfRPooL Oct. IN. 1879
This weeks circular of the Liverpool Cotton Biokors
Association Cotton was heavy on Friday and sat
rrday. with serious decline in American ON Monday
the demand revived aud business has since increased and
the prico> nave advanced American. after decline 81
3ld Monday. recovered with good daily demand
aud the quotations lod to gi higher soa isahe
In good demand which freely met at about IA
decline. Futurcs opened duli. aud generally declined
l.lGd since Monday there has hecn strong ana faif
business aud prce. have advanced 932d t1r october
sd Tor october November deliveries. aud sd Tor All
othrr DO sltinns.N
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Money on call was steady at to per cent until
The afternoon, when 1t became easy Mt per cent
hardening to per cent In the Anal dealings. limo
loans and discounts Of good paper wore to per
cent. which also the ruling call loans on
government collateral.
At the Sub-Treasury tho days business was
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LlvERrOOL. Oct IU-J 7. VI.
Cdtton--Futnrcs weak uplands low middling clause
delivery, q lI52d.. also q 1-icd. upsnds low
middina clause December January delivery -32u
The sales of the day included 25O bales American.
narIsu
LNkRfooL Oct. TO- 1870.
leading grain circular IN its weekly review OF The Brit
ish grain trade THE country markets have ruled
generally steady but without activity, the high pries
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Receipts from internal revenue at Washington
wore s3sG.l57 %. and from customs. 1854. 4i6 GO.
The London F1nancier this morning says:--"A
small parcel of napoleons came from Paris on
Thursday and was purchased for Shipment TO New
York. for which quarter eagles will probably
DO taken from the Bank of England to-day"
Government bonds were steady and closed at the
following quotations.
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The following were tho rates of exchange on New
York to-day at the aforementioned cities:-savan-
nah. buying SIG of. selling sl6 of; Charleston.
buying q. selling y par; New Orleans, CONNER
cal = . SIG, bank -; st. Louis. ITO discounts
Chicago weak. Toe. discount; Boston. Is discount.
The Paris cote Emoptennc denies the recent reports
relative to coming Russian external loans.
The Union Pacific earnings for the first week Of
October show an increase of S73 700.
The Northwest earnings for tho first week Of Octo-
Der show n n gain of $4,000.
The imports of dry goods for tho week wcro
s1.944.277. and the amount marketed. S2.143 900.
The following despatch from the West gives the
movement. of grain at the leading points there to-
day :-Chicago--Rccepts Of wheat, lbs CSC bushels;
shipments, 100,S72 do; receipts of corn 241 ,b62
do. shipments. 265.7G2 do. Observation-Disclosures of
wheat. 10000 bushes shipments, ia 800 do; re-
ceipts of corn. 400 do; shipments, 1900 do.
Dividend No. AZ has been declared lfor September)
by the Ontario Silver Mining Company payable at
Wells. Fargo Co.'s on the 10Th. Transfers will
close to-day.
The following are the comparative earnings of tho
st. Paul road for tho first week of Octobcr:-
is.9'....'..... S273.O00
increase $S1 ,6i4
The following are tho comparative earnings of tho
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad for September
ls19 $222 Go1
Increase ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1856
At the New York Mining Stock Exchange to-day
the feature the continued activity OF Hukili,
which began yesterday afternoon The price rose to
2.l5. Gold Placer loss active. declined to 40 and
recovered to Az Consolidated Pacific roso TO a. The
folio wing were the sales:--
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State bonds wore forgotten. Railway bonds were
airy active and Arm. There was renewed speculation
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SIS: do; so lbs sie; do; 100 lbs. SIC \ SO
%s " % free rs On s sss.s II
W. saes Spt free per Dbl = 80 vs. green ~ 20
s iSs ~ she, decided
iSfSo a. ssj5s for So do. SIC. rejected
Sse 4Se for white on track. The sales were 10000
dried steady and fairly active
ss. s rSs Dates: a. lssi.. ;.s
DO, us; new Bosnia Do, ehs, sssilsd .mends Sc:
tsns & New ssy di ss SaP "e u New IL ol"aa
horn siien Xl@onasHrrineess. s4e rarrasons
Ign s;u, iv,es q, is,+e; Langued9c 2as
ssb ,ss gf ss "A iSs
Is sn: medium 9Ss soc iSs sssaSs to quality
HEAP .sp JuIE-Jute batts we're firm and 1000 bales
s ss f.s ss%S ~ss a'a &" s ssss %s
%ss 4 r;ss
so a Western o ssy .sush,sr F. Tsss
Re four moths and on private :I 100 ch"s
ls sn ass 1900 ss S css',-
We quote :-Bnenos Ayres Is lbs to % lbs 2ss ale;
lbs. TO iSs se go &c = Rio
Grsndo 20 ID. to TO-, ~ iSs 2is 2ie ornoso p lss TO
33c &c Genital America :" ss to s. lbs ss is aa
Mofos, 10 - Stac Is IDS. TO
l9ibs i6lsc. lie: DRY sailed Texas "a lbs to lbs
Ike l4sc they city slaughe red 60 lbs
50 lbs, ioc lie. selected do. IS lbs to ~ lbs.
91cc., selected
HoPs-rhe market was very firm advance
hops of lie &c, per H. We quoto:Ne~ York crop.
SOC SIC per III Eastern do. 3Qc 35c WISCONSIN.
3oe .'c yearngss; growth 1873. &c lsc olds all
gr0wtls, &c. Oc Pacific hops growth 1878 noni
nal DC. q l4c. From Mr.. Emmett Wells weekly hop cir
cnlar Recsips for the week 1919 bales total receipts
since September 1879 81 IA total receipts FOR
SAME period IN 1878 o1e do export clearanees tor the
week 2O2i do total exports since September 1879,
1925 do total exports for period IN 1879 OO6 do
INpARuBBEu was firm. We quote Para, fine. 70c do,
coarse 02c Esmeralda. pressed strip, Csc Quay
pressed, stripped o2c; Nicaragua sheet &c. scrap
Ole all four months.
IRoN-American pig frn 300 tons No ! and 800
tons No sold Ut SD; good No. Scotch
firmly held. Scrap firm $50 Ti2 so. We
quote = Amercan-No. y. $50: No ., $40; forge.
$26: Scotch--Coltness $50; Egntop $2S; Summarize,
$2S 81; Gengarnock. $,S So
LEAD was very stiong and sac. bid with SIG.
asked a far jobbing business accomplished full
prices.
Observation-Disclosures sole firmly held under tho in
ausnce Of good demand We quote:-
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Closed
Yesterday.

To-Day Last Ereaing. Total.
;. 4O2 $50 C33
200 bales yesterday. Current
flowing quotations are for cot
lity not more than half u grade
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NET COTTON RECEIPTS.

The following the receipts of cotton Mt the be-
named ports from September I, 1879, to date. iu-
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4IUUU Sc Il Z I VI I'd,
pref income.... z
5000 81 l. X | NJ LIST.
pref incomc.... y
$3.50 do. :. a
33t,OO Lob & WB c ASS. ~
10000 do bio ~
5000 Lob Il WB inc. Il
10000 Ches'pk L Ohio
LIST. seriss u. &C 8
3nl0 do .,