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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA, Sept. o. 1879.
Sugar has continued rather dull and irregular: but
quotations firm at the ciose Nos 10 to H. Dutch
standard, IA reals, gold, per arrobe; Nos IS to 20
Dutch standard. 81 10 roas; moasses sugar Nos TO
10 ga 6s4 reals Museovsdo sugar common TO fair
Ga reals centrifugal sugars Nos II TO 49, in boxes
and hhds 80 81 reals Stocks in warehouse at Havana
and Mafanz66 2O boxes 81 700 bags and 80 300 hhds
Receipts for tho week. 442 and 1uO hbds Exports
during the week 1888 boxes 800 bags and 3 S55 hhds
including l72 boxes, all the bags aud 3,2l5 hhds. TO
the United states. Molasses nominal Bacon, $40 a
$50 80, currency, cwt Bntter-Superior American,
sb2 s,4 currency per quintsl Flour ssa 90 sss SO
81 resls currency, per arrobe Hams AMERICAN. sugar
si5 sie for southern Lard. in kegs $40 70 $il SO
sli $li so csrrepsy, per eb TsIloy sa4 $40 eur.
robe Honey nominal Onions. $i4 si5. currency, per
Currency, cur" psr gallon Empty hogshesds 81 So
god. Lsa6er hrm; ..syh White pine Ssl ssa'
reals 6a reals gold; sugar gsheads. IL reals 10
reals; moiasses hogsheads II reals - reals. White
navy beans AIN reals ~ reals, currency per arrobe.
Chewing tobacco $50 $54 gold per quinta Corn. lOt4
reals los reals currency, per arrobe. Hoops nominal
long shaved, $is currency, NJ Frcights dull and
nominal at unshangsd qgotatons Tobacco bueyant
States 60 days gold 10 l9A prs%um short sight do
Paris 53a ga premium
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COURT CALENDARS-THIS DAY.

SUPREME CouRr-CHAMBERs-Hed by Judge West
brook.-Court opens at hslf-past ten A. M-Calendar
called eleven A. Mos 49, ~, ~. a. -. 46. ~,
49, 13 145 152. 157 159, 100. 161 1G3 1884, l7S 49,
$780, l81. 1888, 1s4. 1877. 1888. lS9. 19l. 1873. 194.
sUPnEMK CoURr-dKxERAL TERM-Adjourned
die.
supEnIoR CouRr-SPEcUL TERN-Held by Chief
Justice Curts.--Court opens at twelve M.-No day
calendar.
COMMON PLEAs-sPRcIAL TEnM-Held by Chief
Justice Dxly.-Court opens at eleven A. M.-No day
MARINE counr-TnrAL TERx-Part Held by
Judge Shea.--Court opens at ten A. M--Nos. 307S.
a291. 1924. 1885, ", 49, a. S5 &C. 81 ~. 49, 90 9l,
%. Part 2--Held by Judge McAdam.-Court opens
at ten A. M.-Nos 3244 1851. 3344. 423. 32s7 also.
$685. 352l. &c. 104 105, LOG. 107. los, l09. Part -
Held by Chief Justice Alker.Court opens at ton A.
MNos. 3276. 8. 274S. $40. eS -. s6 96. W. %. %.
101. 100. 102. 103.
Judge Cowing.-The People VI. Thomas q. LAnshan.
homicide; same vs.. Joseph Doyle. burglary; Same
w. Patrick Fenton. larceny from the person; Same
vs. Edward Nugent, burglary; Same vs.. Josiah
Carpenter. false pretonccsi Same VS.. May Davis.
grand larceny; Same VS.. James Moore. fclonious
assault and battery Same VS.. James Downs. foloni-
Gus assault and battery; Same Va. Frank Story,
burglary; Same w. rudolph Herr. burglary; Same
vs. Edward Allen. burglary; same w. James Hughes.
burglary: Same W.. Michael Hanton and Rudolph
f. Lochner, burglary; Same Robert Seiper,
burglary; Same VS. John Brophy, burglary
same VS.. George IL. Peterson. grand larceny;
Same VS.. Marion Tgndall. grand larceny; Same vs..
James kerrigan, burglary; same w. Lavinia Binns,
larceny from the person; Same w. Margaret Fitz-
patrick, assault and battery; Same VS.. Bernhard
Bown. receiving stolen goods: Same vs.. Augusta
Schong. disorderly house; Same vs.. william Boyle
aud John Murray. burglary; Same vs.. James Now
com. grand larceny, aud Same Lille Smith, dis.
orderly house. Part 2-Held by Judge Glider.
sleeve.-The People vs.. Francisco II. H. Sanbria and
Joas Is. Berilagna, forgery Same vs.. Martha Harris,
grand larceny, Same vs.. Mary McCann, larceny from
the person Same vs.. simon Cohn aud Morris Born.
stcin petit larceny, and Same Vs. Frank Mckcon and
Joseph Slater. robbery.
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cent for demand loans stock collateral and to
per cent on government bonds. Discounts Of good
commercial paper ranged from 81, to per cent. and
time loans were quoted at to per cent
An average OF 100000 per day has been received
at the sub-Treasury in legal tenders account of
per cent bonds. Besides this drain upon them the
banks have been sending money to the West to
move the crops On the other hand. they have re-
ceived considerable sums for called bonds and the
pavments for gold imported has also helped them.
During the week s3.4OOOOo. gold. arrived. and
deposited in the Assay Ofice. Against this checks
for nearly or quite. s20O0OoO issued Relief is
also expected from the called bonds arriving from
Europe. and the redemption of which will divert
legal tenders from the Treasury to the banks.
Government bonds were fairly active and strong
Toward the close OF the week under good demand
from investors the prices advanced fraction. Dur
ing the month of August there were redeemed of
called bonds S3f 4U0 follows --Loans of 1s5s
5000; fve-twenties. $1l, ,593. 900; ten-forties
S25 600 600; of the proceeds Of which 9.41S
were paid by checks. AID $13.l55376 were credited
in loan account to the depository banks. The bal
anco on loan account to the banks on July 81 was
$50 1905 the close OF business August 80 it
25,520970. showing reduction of the balance
during the month of August OF So. .0le.l99. The
amount of called bonds outstanding September ].
1879, was $43,846,074.
Railroad bonds were active and generally higher.
There was large business in the Erie new CONSOLE
dated seconds although the fluctuations in them
were confined within very narrow limits. consider
ing the volume Of transactions. The Burlington
and Cedar Rapids. the Frankfort and Kokomo and
the Denver and Rio Grande frsts remarkably
strong and recorded steady advance IN prices.
Foreign exchange generally quiet EARLY in
the week leading drawers advanced their nominal
rates " cent for both classes Of sterling. making
the rates Asa for bankers 60 day bills and ABA for
demand.
The total production of silver for the last half
year. including that of Colorado is estimated at
$l7OOOOOO and that of gold at $15.OOOOOO. This
falling of in the production has doubtless con-
trbuted the recent advance in the price Of silver.
It is estimated that there in the United States
over 400 900 railway Of all kinds. also 5000
engines. These engines and cars in travelling
the roads lose annually between 100000 and
50OO,OOO Of nuts. These will weigh over 100000
pounds and their cost is between $50 600 and $4,000
The following yesterdays bids at the Board
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FIGHTING FOR A MINE.

despatch from Bodie. Cal. to the San Francisco
Alta Cattorasa OF the 2Ath ult.. says
Some time ago company Of miners located
shaft which they named the Owyhee Here shaft
was sunk and work done Of considerable extent.
few days ago the company commenced another shaft.
north from the Silas b. Smith, and have since been
sinking. The Jupiter Hosting Works are located
about eight hundred feet. in q northerly direction
south of the location claimed as the Owyhee George
DAILY, superintendent of the Jupiter. yesterday
caused small house to be got ready, and in the
evening his men placed the same the new
shaft. claimed as the Owyhee. The men who
claimed the latter were in o cabin 100
feet further south and well supplied with
arms. From the different and directly opposite
stories being circulated we enabled to gather
only the facts that come to US. The DAILY party
claim that about half past ten O'Clock last evening
the foreman Of the Jupiter. John Mcdonald.
fired At by party unknown anu narrowly escaped
being killed. After this attempt on McDonalds life
he returned the shot, and the man disappeared.
Several desultory shots fred from both parties
and later the Daily party made an assault on the
cabin called dugout about one hundred feet south
from the shaft. The assault was so impetuous and
unexpected that the assaing party were in posses
sion Of the cabin in short order. In the melee John
Gof. one Of the claimants Of the Owyhee and shift
boss of the Bodie, shot and killed. A man
named Hamilton. of the same party, WAS wounded,
and one of the Daily party was slightly injured by
buckshot. Great excitement existed at first. but
seems to be cooling down now. Later in the after
noon the Miners Union met ut their hall and dis
cussed the troubles After the meeting they marched
In . BODY, numbering several hundred men, to the
scene Of the fights. the now Owyhee shaft.
which q cabin had been built by the order of George
DAILY, superintendent Of the Mars Jupiter mines.
The gathered around the building and inside of
the rife pit. earthwork hastily thrown up, took
formal possession OF the ground, rolled the cabin
down the hill aud burned 1t up. Tho proceedings
were conducted In an orderly manner. The feeling
against Daily. superintendent Is intensely strong,
and his life safe in Bodie. After leaving tho
ground, and when near the Mono works, motion
was made to hang DAILY on his first appearance in
Bodie. and carried without dissenting voice. Daily
subsequently arrested and held on charge of
murder.
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tra America he could not In any way consider II
sary under the legal aspect of the negotiation.

trail America. he could not In consider II neces
sary under the Legal asess, ?, ,s nsso.,asa
Where then is the refusal OF the government TO ne
Effected, MI Williamson in giving I,s report, has
% % ri's sen & %
ws'hins'on the only "ntecedents N this nat mat
true posea III" thus DOING ' away @s ,Ss 'T Sa
made to about the s .
Try in business of saeh vital Importance IL is much
disposition. because nope mot because
congress ct parties interested should navs
States will not abandon that Of Nicaragua. which,
studied Il, Is .Se only one that from seisnliae and
econoc point Of view presents tho least obstacles TO its
NICARAGUA READY GO WORK.
Returning again to the theme OF the canal company
erument of President zavala wll be ready to treat
with it upon liberal terms. General Zavala took
office last March. and, according to Mr.. Pellas, he
freely and popularity elected than any other
incumbent of similar position in Central America.
The reason why the government did not take much
trouble with former parties who applied for the
privilege of building the canal that Mr. Marisca
kept the authorities properly advised to who they
were. and felt convinced that they could
complete the undertaking. The government of
Nicaragua is not unmindfrl Of the fact that the
United States have spent much time and money in
making careful surveys OF the proposed route. which
they have preferred to the rival of the Isthmus
of Daren. and hence the people of Nicaragua are de-
sirous that America should reap some benefit from
her generous support OF the lake route. The people
in Central America would. Notwithstanding. prefer
that the work should be done by private corpora
ton to having it pushed through by the govern
meut. Nicaragua would Mr.. Pellas says. give
land grant to the company undertaking the task and
do anything else III q reasonable way within her
power to facilitate the matter. but sho is not po
sition to furnish capital Mr. Pelas reports rumor
to the effect that General Grant would go down to
arrange the conditions of the contract at Managua
with the government there
The financial condition of Nicaragua Is said to be
extremely good. Unlike her republics Of Cen
tral America, she owes no foreign debt and her In
ternal liabilities. to the amount Of some $1,000
or $700 900 are being paid Off by appropriation
of twenty five per cent duties accruing the
custom house. Mr. Pellas. who has been the lakes
for the past five six years, says that the climate
there is very good.
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rejected ssc Oats good demand and shade higher at
BE. cash: 22s4c September; 23se. October; 23s4c
November; rejected, i5e Rye steady and nnehapged M
active firm and higher nt IS 35 cash: ~ s74 - 40
October 81 75 the year, - asked January Lard in
October; IS s2,z IS 35 all the years :, 40 - t2s.
January Bulk active, firm and higher: shoulders,
50 ~ cioar ribs 81 so clear sides S. Freghts-wheat
TO Buffalo SC. Eggs higher: fairly fresh iV1ac iie.;
at S 05. Keceipts-Flour, 1900 bbis; wheat, l,vnm
bushels; corn 2o5 do oats 52O 600 do; 5000
do: barley. 27oOO do. shipments-Flour. 4.boo bills
wheat $4,000 bushels: corn 2Dl 900 do oats 10l 100
do 17,UOO barley, II 900 do.
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BEATEN WITH IRON BARS.

Christian Haneste. stranger In this city. Sat-
urday night went to place In Roosevelt street.
While there the proprctress and several other in
mates attacked and cut him about the head with
iron bars. He out Of the house pursued by John
McConologue, u tinsmith who overlook him when
he had about hundred yards and struck him
with an iron poker. An officer was only few feet
away and arrested both parties. In the Tombs
Court yesterday. McConologue held for trial in
default OF 900 bail and Hanette sent to the
Houae of Detention 4 witness.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

A UCTION sALE.-TfIs DAY tMONDAYl,..
"A I2O WEST 23D ST. NEAR 9TH Ay,,
ENTIRE CONTENTS PRIVATE RESIDENCB,
COMMENCING At 10 O'CLOCK.
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD PURNITURR
IN octave Steinway esbinet Upright Piano.
I double round rosewood Windsor PianofortA
superb Parlor Suits. covered In satin
s. pieces rare and costly BronEes
lhsrquetry Cabinets.
inlsid and Sienna marble top Tables
ebony and gilt Bssels-
20 Parian mi rbe Statuettes
Sevres aud ormou Msntef SetA
Picr and Mantel Mirrors.
carved and inaid EtAgerea
Is Window lace Curtains.
PAtent Rockers, In silk.
80 choice Oil Paintings. by eminent artis
sPedestsls and Statue StandA
IS velvet and Brus CarpetA
elegant Library Gases.
Secretary Bookcases.
Library Tables
Ladies' Escritoires and Work Tables.
500 volumes choice Booka
Turkish Lounges and Chairs
D Suits, covered in silk
3 solid walnut Extension Tables.
2eicgantly carved Buhets
~ Dining Chairs covered in loather.
china Dinner and Tea Sets.
~ pieces Sterling and Plated Ware
10 magnificent Dressing Cases and Bedsteada
inlaid Chihonniers.
"a white curled hair Mattresses.
20 French Bolsters aud Pillows.
3 Suits, covered In reps.
2 walnut Wardrobes
Also Furniture of kitchen and servants apartments
N, B.-Goods packed and shipped. Take elevated rail-
road to x3d st. station. - -
J. LUCIUs SMITH. Auctoneer.
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- - - " ~ J. LUcIus SMITH. Auctioneer.
fnis DAY MoSpAx!,s At io o,oLooK.
onIsRlSlsa SThlSS1Y dakisaT dha!kkSSFqHFlEx llxso.
PARLoR suIrs. In satin and raw silk Turkish
h;s s". ''
IL SSaiin siI'as
SfSFs sSFs,iS SS STAS
%s II s '.S single ."s .pss
riSH pssa
Chairs ia leather; silverware Crockery, Vino Closet
Sissd Ut
4A a a5sss sSt
THE SYststS 'u"S
HOUSE cos1XSs GI fSe sF issopoRrrs
,ELEGAST pRAwlSe RooM SUITS
SSTi hHEA sSp pLElSe
OF saoszEs ,os oHS,SE nSli, raNrSss caRrErs
EboXY ASP IN s9L5 esI, fhHsEs TDyEREp Il KIcn
sienna marble Tables to match maruuetry Cabinet with
s,Sn.s %TssSnTs SsGny and s r.dsss
Groups Figures aud ss,ue,es on raintiags by smia.nt
artists 10 handsome geld ss%es lace Curtains Pier Mir
- MSSSifISiST siIIS%Sy GTslelT PIANO;
ALSO GRAND SQUARE ~ OCTAVE PIANOFOKTE
embroidered Cover Stool Music Cabinet Mantei sets
Work Tables, Carpets, Mats. Rugs &c
Chambers-Rosewood and walnut Chamber Sets Of Bed
stesds, Dressing Gases Bureaus washstands Conmodcs
Chairs Rockers curicd hair
Beds. feather Pillows, wardrcbcs, Easy Chairs Bed
Lounges, ~ rooms Carpets, suits In reps, kc.
Dining Room and Iibrary-Bookca cases, Desks Tables,
SUITS In tapestry, &c two Extension Tables BuHets
Dining Chairs Silver and Plated Ware Knives and Forks
spoons Csstcrs Ice Pitchers Tea Sets Kitchen Ware and
Ssrsants' Furniture. &c.
ALBERT kRAEMER Anetioneer .
NB-Goods packed boxed and shipped city country.
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WHAT TOWN WANTS NEwsPAPERt-A
practical printer. owning complete Office, wishes to
establish newspaper IN live village cf sum-
ccnt siso W support property conducted sheet ANY
public spirited citizen who will take hand
will please address NEWSPAPER, Herald once.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIEs.

A RARE CHANCE FOR A MILLINER.-THE GREAT
Asst opportunity offered; we'll established Bus
hrst class Stock Fxtures everything and
complee 70 be sold ut sacrifice of retirement
Of owner Address A B., box l2l Herald Uptown Branch
office.
A GOOD BUSINESS PARTNER, IN A WELL ESTAS-
hlfshed cothing house with capital Of SIS OOO Ad-
dress Al REPUTATION. Herald Office.
A DvRRTIsER HAS A RELIABLE BUSINESS, A
-hreguar gold mine, and desires gsntee ntelligent
gentleman. with $+OO help work It, Address MONTE
VIDE0, Horald Uptown Office
DARTIES HAVING RETAIL STOCKS OF GOODS
which they Wish to exchange for cash secured 10
make sgeous trade by addressing HARMON
BELL Kansas City. Mo. F..
CPLENDlD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES WANTED
- with IS OOO would SELL easy terms Restaurant
Lunch Room and Bar: long lease: excellent location
given ssllin Address OWNER box l5A Herald oiics
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FINANCIAL.

4 GOOD PLAINTIFF MOST PR0FfTABLE WAY
asn sm in stocks Sy orders se and
among the shareholders according to the market Each
and as 81
$o to $loo or more with equal proportionats success.
opsrs,s TAwREscg c0 81 81 EseSanss
AT REASONABLE RATEs-MoNEY ON LIFE AND
Abandonment Insurance Policies and Mortgares; same
bought insurance of al kinds effected with the best
D''''' '0H HXsEicH Co. les Broadway Do. 1880
pvANcEs". ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, sApEs.
ACarringes. &C. l03 West Ssd st.. west Of 9Th Av.,
NLIzABETH. RAILWAY AND JERSEY CITY BONDS
hoSss and s'd also a Fine Sss''
IN Bonds Receivers Debt the Now York and o.
September inst. which the holders Of the Receivers
Opposing prop % pureSass ss rsiiresd i eAA A'
besS The vii 70
Bonds Rsesiyers Debt until 18th inst the Third
tssd to sold without limit e price September
not participate in the benefits. ofhe purchase
N A. CowpnRY. Secretary.
ORFIcR OF THE ONTARIO SILVER MINING CO.
Osi Broad e.. Now York , Sept s, is7a-DIviDEND No.
transfer agents Wells Fargo Co. e5 broadway, on the
ION 'A E B. fARsoNs sS s .as 'n' Secretary
CQ00 FOR ONE YEAR..oN FIRST MORT1AIE
V1VOBt per centnge eu2rgtnk an esthDtlsneu
business Address 80, station A.
M O00 TO LOAN ON WATCHES. Ola.
(lOO.UOUmonds, Jewelry, &c; same bought and
sold ISAAC BAER. Agent, SIT Broadway second floor.
5000 OOOdNs, SUNS TO SUIT T2 Loan on
money at per cent. II. L. GRANT. las Broadway.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
nISSOLUTION.-NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
1.-the lately subssting between Cornelius H.
Evans James H. Phipps and James II. Gaul under the
arm name Of Q H Evans Oc was this day Dissolved by
ests Of said James Phipps and James H. Gaul In the
property and effects belonging the Arm Of c. H. Evans
Co., Is alone authorized settle all debts duo to
the late firm. Dated Sept T. 1879.
CSigned. G. II. EVANS.
JAMES IL. PHIPPS,
JAMES H. GAUL.
THE COPARTNERSHIP LATELY EXISTING BE-
tween Leopold g. Friedperger Salvatore B. Segree and
Maurice NJ Cohen, under the firm name Of N n Cohen
Co., dissolved by mutual the LIST of July
lS7o. LEOPOLD =. FRIEDBERGEK
s. b. SEGREE.
MAURICE NJ COHEN.