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The New York herald., 1879-03-29
THE FISHERY AWARD.
WHAT NEWFOUNDLAND HAS DONE WITH Hen
SHARH

WHAT NEWFOUNDLAND HAS DONE WITH HEN
SHARE.
HALIFAX, n S.. March %, 1879.
despatch from 81. John. N. f.. says the govern
mcnt has authorized the following statement In re-
gard to the fishery award
On the 10Th of November the Imperial Treasury
deposited in the Bank Of England the OF f2O00O0
on account of the proportion of the Halifax fishery
award duo TO Newfoundland. The difference between
this amount and the IL 100000 has been retained by
tho British government TO defray the expenses of tho
Halifax Commission and tho difference of exchange
tho full particulars of which have not reached tho
government.
or the above amount wc have invested $4,000 in
British guaruu tced Canadian stock bearing four per
cent interest, also se2i0500 In the Union Bank Of
Newfoundland on interest ut four per cent, also
Tho balance of f27 900 remains in the Bank OF Eng
land awaiting investment.
The New York herald., 1879-03-29

COACHING IN PHILADELPHIA.
TProm the Philadelphia Times, March 27.I

4 tFrom the Philadelphia Times. March AL
The Tally.Ho coach wissahickon which WINS such
success last season. will begin running sgain on
April 1. with some additional starting places. On
Mondays II will leave tho West End Hotel; Tues
days. the Continental, wednesdays. the Colonnsdes
Thursdays the airard Fridays. she 81. George. and
Saturdays. the In Pierre. The initial trip will be
from the Continental Hotel and for this several per-
sons are already booked, including Il. Il. Kingsley,
Of the Continental Hotcl Tho registers are ut tho
several hotels mentioned shove. Leaving the Com
tincntal one y. NJ. the coach will reach Indian
Rock A. ye minutes TO three, returning at ton min
utes past four and arriving tho Continental again
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COwHIDING A CRIME.
my TELEGRAPH TO THE HHRArp.)

ply TELEGEAPH TO THE HEKALD.
RICHMOND, Va. March IS, 1879.
bill was introduced in the General Assembly to-
day which makes it felony for any person to use
cowhide or horsewhip for the purpose of assaultng
degrading another. and makes the offence punish
able by Imprisonment in the Penitentiary for period
not exceeding five years nor less than two years.
This is at least good result of tho Poindcxter-
Curtis homicide. The bill referred to the Com
mittee Courts of Justice. with instructions to
port without DELAY
The New York herald., 1879-03-29

tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
TRENTON. March 23 1879.
The Trenton Rifle Club opened the season to-day
at the range of Company A. Seventh regiment on
the Delaware aud Boundbrook Railroad, with a
match for gold monogram of the club. Ofhand
shooting with any military rifle, distance 200 yards
two sighting and ten scoring shots allowed to each
contestant. Ex-Mayor' Briert was umpire and w.
Mickle scorer.
Out OF possible so the following was the score:-
+. H. Ialor, Al; w. II. Belbee 49,; G. d. Bower. as;
Louis G. Gosson. 35; W. r. Stevens, "a. 0. H. Day,
81; s. Leyh. 80: C. Y. Bamford. 2S D. Loder. %; A.
+. Stoll, 20; j. r. Drearey, 16; d. j. Bechtel 4.
All the contestants are members OF the National
Guard excepting Gosson, Bechtel. Stol and Day.
Colonel Loder is the instructor of rifle practice
the State. Bechtel's small score was owing to his
being unaccustomed to shooting with military
rifle. as his forte is with peep and globe sights
The New York herald., 1879-03-29
ENGLISH CRIcKETERs.

SAN Francisco. CAL. March %. 1870.
Horace A. Webster. secretary of the Occidcnt
Cricket Club. of this city. who returned from Aus
trala by the last steamer reports that ten of tho
English gentlemen cricketers. accompanied by Lord
Harris who have boon making tour of Australia,
will return homo via San Francisco by the next
steamer. They will be invited TO participate in q
horo
The New York herald., 1879-03-29
noMEIL rN nosroN.

v.Att t BosroS. Mass. March ~. 1872
large audience attended Music Hall tonight TO
witness tho efforts of tho champion walker, Rowol,
aud contests between Tho latter consisted
of nve-me run for prizes consisting OF the Rowcll
medal to the winner and silver metal 10 the runner
taking second place. Il. L. Merrill Of Boston took
the irst prizc--tinc, I2m 53s.: J. W. Wilson, cf
Boston, second-timc. Ann. 31s There wore e,cvcn
entries. Rowcll attempted to run ten miles, but
stopped aftcr completing tho eighth OH account OF
blisters on his fcct--tmc, III. I'm 26s.
The New York herald., 1879-03-29
LACROSSE ON THE PACIFIC COAST

From the San Francisco Call. March all
The game Of lacrosse, which was inauguratcd on
this last by former residents of Canada
is meeting with considerable favor among lovors OF
outdoor sport. Already Ave clubs have been formed
on this coast and several more talked Of in this
state and Nevada.
The New York herald., 1879-03-29
THE MONEY FOR THE WALK,
Sr. JAMES HOTEL, March 2s. 1876

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
As there appears to be some doubt as to the final
resting place of the check for $l,75O that the
editor of the HERALD declined to hold on the plea
that in case of dispute he did not care to
act as referee OF the ladies' walking match beg
to state that when 1t was returned to me maie
arrangements with Mr.. w. Il. Curtis OF the
Spirit Of the Tsmes IN whose hands IL now is and who
has kindly consented to that it is properly dis
tributed. The bolt is now being manufactured by
Tiffany, and will be exhibition in the Garden on
Saturday. f. r. WALTON =
The New York herald., 1879-03-29
GENERAL FITz JOHN PORTER.

-. Utica. N. ", March a. 1879.
News is received here on high authority that tire
finding in General Fitz John Porter's CON-
pletely vindicates him. The Grand Army OF the
Republic and the Society of the Fifth Army Corps
are firing 0 congratulatory salute this afternoon.
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o'LEAnY's orrER.

oLeary was In amoro's Garden during the morn.
ing hours Of yesterday and freely commented ON the
merits Of tho contestants. Ho left for Chicago last
night and says that ho will return TO New York
probably In September tn arrange for tournament
OF long distance pedestrians. The money prizes, he
said would be put at $4,000, $4,000, 900 and sS500.
tho winner OF the hrst prize also 10 sake belt VAL
ned Mt x5Ml
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AN AGED SUICIDE.
[By TELEGRAPH TO THE HEnALD.l

IERRE HAUTE, lnd., March 28, 1879.
This morning. at seven o'clock, Mrs. Ellen VAN
urzen. aged seventyfve years. asked for her slippers
and and went out in the yard in the OF her
sons residence. apparently to enjoy the morning
air. She remained the yard alone for time.
Finally of the inmates of the house, ON opening
the door. discovered the old lady holding herself by
her hands preparatory to dropping into the cistcrn
The arighted attendant screamed but before assist
was procured the lady had succeeded in drown
ing herself Although not so considered by her FAM
lily Mrs. Vanurzen was evidently insane.
The New York herald., 1879-03-29
THE DOG SHOW ENTRIES.

The managers OF tho Westminster Kennel Dog
Show have extended the timc for closing tho entries
until Monday. the 3st inst. Tho original programme
has been increased by several astractions. among
them being several dogs from the Topeka Kennel
Club, of Kansas, and pair Of French poodlcs from
Mr.. i. L. Lorillard A number OF performing doSs
VIII also bc sxhibitcd. ...4'
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PEDESTRIANISM.
THE WALK AT o1IMoRE's.

Eighteen women started on their long tramp Of
six days on Wednesday evening at Gilmoro's Garden.
Seven have dropped out since. The names of those
who remain the track and their achievements up
to midnight may be seen from the following
schedulc:-
The HERALD reporter carefully kept count Of the
scores last evening and found that they differed not
in the slightest degree from the records OF the
official registers. The following are the scores
The New York herald., 1879-03-29
POSTPONED PLEASURES.

OTTAWA. Ont. March %, 1879.
In consequence OF the death yostsrday of Prince
wsldemar of Prussia the nephew OF Her Royal
IIighnesa the Princess Louise. tho thcatricals at
nicau Hail, announced for the I'd and 5th Of April.
are postponed 10 tho 10th and lgth Of April.
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The money put up for this pedestrian contest is in
the hands of Mr.. w. b. Curtis OF Pikes Spirit and
will be paid to the winners on Thursday afternoon
The champion bolt will be exhibition in the
Garden this afternoon.
The New York herald., 1879-03-29
WALKING MATCH.
WonrEeryn. Mass MAJ

woT'EsrZR. Mass. March 2s, 1879.
An amateur walking match Of ten miles took place
st Mechanics Hall Ia. night II won by Theodore
w. brown In In. 43m as. There were eight con-
tcstants.
The New York herald., 1879-03-29
THE RIFLE IN NEW JERSEY.

Tho rife and gum clubs throughout New Jersey
will send delegates to Newark to-day to perfect
rangements for State tournament to be held in
june
The New York herald., 1879-03-29

~FeII dcRH out OF D0unds.
Club.
The New York herald., 1879-03-29

orFHAND SHOOTING DY THE TRENTON RIFLE
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, March 2, 1879.
ordnsry We Net roesips $50 bales; gross ai3 Ex
wise, 5os. Sales, $50. Stock, 64,aes
NEW ORLEANS March 3. 1879
o Cotton Nss ss Idsn s
t H. TSa' Br,sd 100 g ssss 1863
Stock 3465oa -
Cotton quiet mddlng, 9sc low mdding, sac; good
4i.4oo r'"'' '''-' '"''"'''' '''' ''
Cotton firm; mlddiing. Slice low middng, &c; good
rs Not s Ss' GHpss 20 the
100 Stock, 57,la5,
Spirits Of urpeuno n %%an
y o rs.S a o and rpsnTs .
Corn unchanged
Flour firm. trade fairly active prices win
sr y % SIZES s g.
No spring. s. Is Is Is; amber, 81 . s. 2s white
ground No spring, 81 * s.; XS s', sprlas
IS 9 per bh B"eSshsas dour1Msrkst well supplied
Within Ssass y s""s as sssortias duality
s@ s%
gan SIC. Rye nssisstea, Barley GRIN and STEADY
IS Ss Weight s5e a5c do, a5 q ibs, 81
@ ssa s "a state ss "a 2 ny Snss s
75c according to and weight good trade
timothy: QuOted-Medtum
SsssI sSt s'sass
nsss's
sSesS: N
s g e to for city made r ssS
spirits %oasIassy active demand; d. quoted at be
s'iss en- fhss
@ sdsanee ana at sS should
sia s s:ss saa ri ' ssss IS fS s s
car III tubs and kegs x M pals p y o 70 %
wheat 9e S Sc oats se to New York Resepts
OATS q sS d. S ~nsst do sSp
mentsFiour. 5000 bbls.; wheat. 5000 busheis corn
Flour asmsr dong spss SSs Sls
%Sss %IsSissn, Sls Mssss sssIl sSsss
$iSsd d's ss mixed a BATS scarce
s SC hT msea rs whs "HS
sSs;'s m. q
ssn b6 Wheat So
oats. l, 800 do.
xSs Ms%saa % amber %ehsan spot u sa'a
Nss sns. ag?'h % Aes
Oats a s ssS, no. D sc a' h0a AT rejected s
Flour -~e but no, quo.ap Nss ,s5s
and unsettled but generally lower; s.. red
and March; 94zsc aaoc April; sse osf May No do,
rejected. Csc Corndu weak and lower; 33c, cash;
3 &C. April; zsc. BE- May Oats generally nged,
but some sales rather higher; 23'sc., CASH 23lsc.
April: 26c. 26nc.. May. Rye steady and god.
Barley Flaxseed, 81 81 60 Pork active
weak and lower; 81 30, cash. so $40 OBS, April;
$40 Is $40 l71a, May; $40 30 a $40 IS June. Lard
ss S weak and e b June y ss
meats in fair demand but lower shoulders Sac. short
rib So short clear 81 TO- Eggs-Choce, 14c low grades
amos, unsaabe Dressed hogs quiet but steady 80
Whskcy steady and unchanged 81 u Recepts-Flour,
IL WU ibis wheat 81 UOJ bushels corn OO0 oats
$500 do; rye $40 do barley, 1900 do. Shipments
oats. s 900 do rye, 800 do barley. 1900 do Al the
iGc Corn in fair demand and higher 3sc, April 81 &C.,
May strong aud higher 231c., March 23sc.. April:
26s,c. a 26i,c May. Pork dull aud shade lower; $40
asked Apr $40 i2ls bid, May. Lard drmcr but quot
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The closing prices OF mining shares In San +

The new Canadian loan of $3, 100000 Ave per cents
is to be offered in New York, already announced
by telegraph The following particulars are now
made known:-A cumulative sinking fund Of one per
cent will be annually invested in these bonds ut or
below but the government to itself the
right to invest this sinking fund in other securities
in case bonds of this issue cannot be purchased at
par. These bonds represent charge upon the reve-
nues of the province. and in addition have first lien
on the net and rental of tho Quebec
Montreal. Ottawa and Occidental Railway, which
are to be applied to the payment of the
interest and sinking fund of this loan. Tho
annual revenues Of the Province exceed 81 600 0OO
OF which amount about $1.000,0oO Is o fixed in
come derived from a subsidy payable in cash semi
annually by the general government of the Domin-
ion of Canada provided for under act Of the I'M
perial Parliament OF Great Britain for the union of
Canada Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. known as
the British North America act, 1867. The balance of
the revenue is derived from crown lands and timber
dues. licenses to taverns. shops &C.. stamp duties
and minor sources. The revenues for many years
have yielded surplus all interest and admin
istrative expenses have steadily increased from
the year of confederation to the fiscal year ending
June 80 1877, the date of the last published public
accounts, the receipts for which year amounted to
the OF 1924 SO than for the year end
ing June 80, 1868.
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h., weight 1913 lbs head I65 sheep and lambs
at &C. h weight lOf lbs per head 1914 lambs 6sc
b. weight ~ lbs bead 1856 lambs osac H.,
weight iU3 lbs. per head 81 Illinois sheep-45 sheep at
e. ~ per cw. weight 81 lbs per head i4s sheep 5ssc
per h. weight 30 lbs per head lo3 sheep
weight 81 lbs heads 34s Michigan sheep-i74 sheep
IT y o6'a per ewi, weight 80 lbs pc. head;
head ls4 Missouri sheep at IS 1874 per cwt.;
weight ~ lbs per head 47S Western sbeep-l52 sheep
47se b weight 81 lbs per head; l4t sheep 5lse
per h. weight 81 lbs head. Davis IIaenbeck sold
head 4s sheep at e per h. weight 80 lbs head;
So 80 per weight 93 lbs per head 1868 sheep
e. 20 per cw 40 sheep at &c per b. weight l2i his
per head 1916 lambs at 81 - per cwt weight 70 lbs
head; las lambs olsc. H.. weight 81 lbs head;
lambs Sc IS per cwt weight 81 lbs per head I9
lambs So 561 per cwt weight - lbs per head lambs
al 6szc por h., weight ~ lbs. per head.
MECH Cows.-Prices nominal, at SD $50 per head,
calves included.
vrALs AND CALvEs.-Crass fed calves quoted meal
fed calves sold ut age per h. Lean veals at 31sc osc:
H. fair quality veals 63sc 7hc per b. demand
being moderate.
HOCs.-I<ye hogs "A Ot quoted this forenoon
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stainod- Good ordinary Lice strict good ordinary
se-i6c. low middng. Lice middling, 8 7-i6c. For
one +. Mod bales at g. Soc notice today, I0) mt
979c. notice to-day 200 a79c 900 at 7sc April
800 at 8 9jc $500 al y.ioc. go at aoic May 800 AT
Jaly 500 at lO4c Total TO- 100 bales To day +.
M.-March, 700 ut 75c 100 AT 97ic, sD " n75c 100
Short notice 5thl at a74c 100 Short notice 9TH at 97+c
notice today 10 at a77c loo short notice 4th
3 Tie. April 400 9.Flc 900 sole, 800 9.r,c
i"o,e 500 AZ ioose s at ioo7c ~ june 100 az
Io2uc 100 at lo2Ic 400 ut lo2Oc 30 ut lo2lc 100 at
ios2c. 400 ut lo2lc, 500 at lo22c. July
io4oe Total 1886 bales Grand tota sss. bales
The receipts AT the ports follows t;aveston 1850
bales; New oresns 9ss; Mobile, l2ls; Savannah, 800
more. isl Now York. 6id Boston. S73 rhladephis i3
Total 10 bales This day last week bales This
day last year. 81 s3 bales Total since September l.
5s5,4ss bales Cotton frsiga,s closed as foowsmro
steam, she compresscd sail Nc TO Bremen steam, .c.
0i6c, compressed; san 5gc ac 70 Hamburg, steam
sdde se . compressed sS ac To Amsterdam steam
Flour GRAIN.-Reccipts-Flour - al bbs wheat
25O bushes; meal 765 bbls. and 279 bags; corn
safIsy Ss DO Flour VAS sieaa Sa T2s
sales including State Western and Southern. L. 900
bbs within the annexed range. Rye -four firm, with
aud fancy at 81 u.s. AT which figures tons were
sold Corn meal firm, with sales of 100 bills and 7O
bags Rye ir with sales of 500. bushels State and
Pennsylyania, ON track ut so GOc. and 900 do
Canada bQnd priv Barley was frner and
sales $500 bu shells tworowed State at
TIE Toe bushels do do do private 100
Food steady, with fair demand We quote: ibs
$I5 SIS 90 lbs, Si4 10 $5 30 los, $l4 Si5 IUj
lbs $i4 30 SI5 sharps iS $40; feed SIS S5 so;
We quote :-Marrows 81 SO 81 10; medium 81 30 81 Y
pea beans 81 IS 81 80; white kidney 81 Is 81 S red
kidney s. 4oa 81 So turtle soup beans 81 2oaS22o Green
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Wheat was less active, but the market was hrmer,
The following wore ,as 3D. and asked prices
west. March, I'D 81 10 asked; No ! rod winter,
BID Sd S = s;ssd: %sy i$$$ ASK s.Ssd 80
if' d. lS White tor March 81 a bid
Il la ssa do APRIL y = bid Z i4 4. asked do
lie calls were 500 bushels Ns; rcd winter, cash
Sashs,s 30 white. April, Al 81 AZ. aud soa bushels
Np s%sST sr March a. Msle Pq;dg $50 q ss s.
So 90 april at s. ~, and soSb bushels S May. a.
r e s rSs rs ss' GT ssq @ Sp
Yra oF 81 ~ Do wG,e y s I Gs Ss sd
H. @ fer Ne Sras ss "a ~ s, S do !st orc
and = - for do ds s rs ga" fSes 20 SGssS.
the bid asked prices a, the second call March
s.f ss% DO de- & * ai bid 49, Ss amor
hs Ne bid s. ase s;ssd 10 &c a.esa , - ' sf 3d.
1Ae asked The sales a. Tue eals w w oD ssshcs
outside Of calls, 500 bushels No. 3 March a. 4Se and
Sas DO ApT q T0s s a Ic,' as ssGs for ~saSc
els At sc for old No white a.ss z iSc for stc,ger
noe is for oS 40 Do @ Ss lo ' southern
S' for &c ssunS r y, RSs~" o,. ' ss III sSs aid
hrm aud &c. higher demand from speculative aud
dc as &c., go dS d So %S
sic snsrassd mixed s,s ;9,ci NO do" I,e; No. =.
Bushels SS i Including 20 sGcae" at S s Ss in store
No. II" White AZ Sdss no do Msis a;iSc.. 10 sdo.
.i4c and ~ &c 31lsc for ungradcd do
uuSNY CLoIu-The market Tor banging was steady but
quiet, We olei-iA lbs, sac. SIZE lbs, Ne o'ac;
rar $50 Jrfn-Jutc butts were quiet steady Iicmp
quite active and note sales of 600 bales Sisa Vt
&c aud about 'uO bales Manila on private terms We
uuon american double dressed. $40; single do. SG;
undrcsscd si, siD Russia, clean Sc $40; Italian,
sos $40; iuie, 4sc otc jute butts 2.,c az iidc,
cash and thnc, Manila hcmp, b'ac. vsc Sisal Itac
MoLhssEs-Ncw Orleans was in good demand and firmly
hcld Foreign dull, 5otest being quoted nominal at
zoe We quote Cuba centrifugal and mixed, Ice isc
Glazed Ice noe. muscnvauo refining, lSc. 2,c.; do
rricery Die Ole; Porto Rico, 22c Zoe; English
lalands iSc. 2lc do last crop. 2Sc 4pc. Now Or
cans common, 27c Primo TO CHOICE BE scc fancy
Zoe.
NAVAL SrupSs-The market for spirits turpcntinc
stoady quict also the market for rosin We
uote;Spiriis turpcnt'ne, merchantable order esc
i,c Hosiu good strained. III ila Al ara. rar-wmlng
ton, " iai ~ %; Washington, 81 lch. ~ Adyices
from Wmin ston foows:-kosin quiet; strained
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Toledo Sinking Funds

sold at 12s and Cleveland and Toledo Sinking Funds
at 109A.
The sales of mining shares at the New York Nina
ing Stock Exchange were:-
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT UNCHANGED; FUTURES
CLOSED STEADY-FLOUR STEhDY-WHEAT
FIRMER-COIN LowEE-OATs HIGHER-PoRK
QUIET-LAID LowER-wHIsKEY STEADY
SPIRITS TURpENTINE srEADY-RosIN STEADY
COFFEE EAsIER-sUGAR sTEADY-PETROIEUM
FIRM.
MONDAY. March SO P NJ.
Business was fair In most commodities and prices
rule steady. On Change -four was steady.
Wheat was irmer for all kinds. but quiet. Corn
in moderate demand and lower. Oats were higher.
Whiskey steady. Pork quiet. Lard lower. Cotton
the spot unchanged. Futures closed steady. Gro
ceres quiet Naval remained steady Oils aud
petroleum firm.
CorrEE.-The market for Brazils dull and easer
sale of so4 bags Rio, City of Rio Janeiro.
private Mild coffee duh and weak; sales
ITS bags Marcabo Eche, private terms and 800
bags do, per Alcira, Saturday, at 12xc. We quote:
Ordinary cargoes, 10c 10isc fair do, 1870 I3sc.
good do, 13zc l4c.; primo do I4'c it1sc;
for lots, 104c Ice; Santos fair good. 1870.
14c 80 days. Java, government bags 23c. 2i}ac; do
grass mats 231ac 251sc Singapore, 6c Tie; Ceylon
15c 17c; Maracaibo, l33sc. 11c.; Laguayra, l4c
15sc.; Jamaica lo1sc lGc ST. Domingo, lGSfc 12c.
can, l5c Ice Ang0stura. l5c. lie. Savana, lie
lie; Curacao, 1890 lac. Stock OF Rio and Santos
coiees February - 1879 80 bags; arrived since
7O64l bags sales since. including to-day, 81 212 bags
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GALVESTON, March 2, 1879.
Cotton quiet; middng Sl6c low middling, ssSc.: good
ordinary Sac Net receipts $40 bales; gross 263 En-
portsTo the Continent 1870: the Channel sU7 Coast
wise. 5US. Sales. 3S6. Stock, 81 s66
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LIVERPOOL, March 3-5 p NJ
and Sae' uS Ss' as if" Ggas Ss %s
Of the day Included $, 800 bales American.
Calcutta linsced As per quarter Refined pesrcc"m,
7s,d gallon Linsecd OIL fa' os per ton Talow, BIS
Spirits of petroleum, 3D. as'id per gallon Nal,
po,s-Pri%e mess Eastern, s.II :. .ss Western aaa.
s long clear steady At U.s. short clear Steady At a
3D. sms11ns cut. STEADY a. 4o' shoulder dull
extra moss. hrm men at SIS; prims mess steady
1 eli, s1, aa @ @ da
a! s 3D. KcsinacommGm steady q, As Cd Zoe steady
oil rlaer at SIS Fioar-Exra State steady at as Wheat
New SS pe@s IT aS
81 S %ssa o f Il me- s
steady at pos Rosin-Common, at London Grmcr
%hsa,-Ws1sis Isseipss"f"n %aaSsle ports, ss1
So sG other
FINANCIAL.
LONDON March 3-fPM
The amount Of bullion gone into tho Bank of England on
Paris advccs quote per 1I2f. THO
Pans. March 8. 1879.
The statement Of the Imperial Germany shows an
increase in specie of 1873 OOO marks
BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKET.
,,,.. s Rho JaS, ,n",. March No 1873
hrs,s: 600 5,7so Tc a,, per perl. l9 kilo'
Coffee market quiet: prices tained; IA.
peror santos, ., 100 "A SGOJ reis pcr 10 kios.
FINANCIAL.
A REAsoNABLE RArEs.-MoNEY ON LIFE AND
bousht insurance OF all kinds effected with best
J.J nABRicm d CO., 1e5 broadway; box $3.50.
q A pvANcEs~ ON FURNITURE. PIANOS, SAFES.
hCarriages. &C. io3 West Sd ST., west OF 9Th
Storage Office.
MOUNTS LOANED $500 UPwARpJ UPON BROOK
Allyn. staten island, Hudson and Bergen county Prop
-A-"ruE MINING q R h,S s. ~, XEAELY;
America that gives full reliable accounts from the
GGD sas o
LADY WISHES A LOAN or 500 FOR SIX
IL, Herald office
A GENTLEMAN. BREAKING UP HOUSEKEEPING
AwouId like to dispose Of his Furniture, which is almost
Psrlor suit IN satin cost 500. for saoo one suit ebony
Suit So; walnut chamber suits, complete or separate
parts; u hair Mattresses ~ up ES,ension Table Buhe
dcnec i3 West 4th ST. between 9th and 9Th for
(,AtiTAL wANrED-FULL or ORDERS; STAND.
O,d sgs profits soCd Sa'asIi Mn
is2 broadway MANUFACTURER.
LLIzABErII, RAILWAY AND JERSEY CITY BONDS
wan'ed also MaeoHpn cggn f xsrr 10 finS q,
EssNs55 GiIBEhr sMIfii i CO., 1855 Broadway,
near 3ith
on Ssn ,ss sss oS 81 Nv q
IL Wan st.
\ AIN AVS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN OS MORTGAGE
INcw York city property city Railroad stocks and Bonds
bought and sold. II. L. GRANT, ii5 Broadway.
MISSOURI STATE FER CENT BONDS.
AA PAYABLE IN 1880 AND 1887
DANIEL A. MORAN,
40Wail st.. Now York
MONEY LOANED ON SALARIES. ADDRESS LEX
NIbox i2O Herald office.
MONEY To LOAN on ENDOWMENT LIFE INSUR.
Nlanco Policies dac within i've wears or will purchase
them fair Discount Give Of company, number
amount aud when due w ID. III BBAKD stock aud Note
BrVkot. Hartford, Conn
MONEY LOANED FOR OTHERS on ILLINOIS
lNl Yarns; interest aud per cent. JOHN MuCkLE.
Loan Agent, Peoria. Ill
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-03-04

Included in bales arrive Delivered
contract no bales Saturday Current prices of spot
cotton uhe following quotations based American
standard of classification, and cotton in store,
ming in quality than half grade above below
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-03-04
FINANCIAL.

A REAsoNABLE RArEs-MoNEY ON LIFE AND
Abandonment assurances Policies and Mortgages; same
bought; insurance Of all kinds effected with
MES at lowest prcmiums
H. uABRICH CO., 1e5 Broadway; box $50