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The New York herald., 1879-12-20
HORSE NOTES.

When Mr.. Broadhead, Mr.. Alexander's agent %
Woodburn. KY. was in this city. at Mr.. Bonner's
sale. he told our reporter that Mr.. J. T. Wlliams'
brown geiding Checkmate was not sired by Planet.
has been given in all the reports OF his but
by the imported horse Glen Atho. and foaled at
Mr.. Alexander's farm. It would make little differ
to the breeders of the country which horse
Checkmate's sire as he is geiding: but It II al-
ways best to have pedigrees correct.
Messrs. Powers Il Son, Of Decatur. ILL.,. the owners
of the bay colt volturno. have purchased of Mr.. B.
Kelly. of Champaign. ILL.,. the bay niiy Belzoni.
foaled 1s7s by imported Billet. dam Sally Rsnfro.
by Jack Malone; second dam Amanda Buford. by
Revenue. out Of Sally Anderson, by imported Glen
coe. Belzoni stands full 1853, ana 10 one of the
finest Hllies in Illinois, The price paid for her
$1,000.
Mr.. owen Partridge. Of Brasher Falls. N. Y. hss
sold to Mr.. Charles Barnard. of Boston. Mass. the
brown mare Bette Bump. years old. by the Dutton
Horse. record of 2:3l. for $4,000.
Mr.. L. G. Moss has horse wintering ct Delanti.
N Y. tsays the Turf Field and Fdrm). that stands
ton about 450 lbs. The mastodon will be on exh-
bition in the Eastern States next season. IL alive.
Breeders and owners OF thoroughbred stock arc
apprised that the following stakes of the Louisville
Jockey Club now open for nominations to name
and close January l. 1SS0-The Alexander stake. Tor
dies stakes for wo-yearold Allies. half mile; tho
Tennessee Stakes for two yearolds, three-quarters
OK mile; the Tobacco stakes, for green thr0oyear-
ods mile heats; the st. Louis Cup. for all ages, two
and quarter miles, and the Merchants Stakcs, for
all ages. and oneeighth miles; above stakes to
be run ut the Spring Meeting OF 1880. The Great
American Stallion Stakes for three eyear-old colts
and nlies represented by stations. the owners Of
which subscribers to the stakes ana tn ree-
quarters milos. to be run Mt the Fall Meeting Of
1880 Entries for stations to close January l. 1880.
and for colts and lies August 1880. addressed
to NJ. Lewis Clark Jr. President, Gait House. Louis
vile, Ky.
The Spirit Of the Times learns by private telegram
from Mr.. John Thompson. the great bookmaker OF
Australia, dated Melbourne, Australia, November l.
via Sydney, November 8, that the Melbourne Cup.
two miles. was won by Darriwell Sweetmeat second
and Suwarrow third. The telegram says that 1t was
q desperate race, the distance having been run In
3:J0ls. which shows that the Australians keep close
up to In matter of time for their weights are de-
cidedly heavier than ours, and 3:3Oh 10 rafting
performance ut light weights.
The New York herald., 1879-12-20
THE MIDNIGHT SUN.

DR.. Wendell Prime told to audience in Associa-
tion Hall last night things that he mad be-
yond tho Arctic Circle of the coast of Norway. He
dwelt especially upon the subject Of the midnight
sun, thing that seems astonishing to the mind Of
one who has not seen 1t, but which, on close ap-
proach seemed. the lecturer sad only trihe eccen-
tric--like other sons who out at that hour. He
and fellow passengers saw the blazing luminary
between two ornaments of sky and water, and
they looked tossee 1t fall, IL and lost itself be-
hind the clouds A glance at their watches told the
travellers then that It was littlo after midnight.
The New York herald., 1879-12-20
SPORTING NOTES.

Captain A. H. Bogardus will shoot match against
time aud endurance to-day st the old Tivo Theatre.
Eighth street. Tho conditions are to break $500
glass balls in 7h. 30hm. The shooting will COM
mence at three O'Clock.
Messrs. O. 4. Trafford and M. II. White shot
match Of twenty-five pigeons each ut Eatontown.
N j., yesterday, for $20 side; II and traps; IL
yards rise; Rhode Island rules. Mr. Trafford wons
killing II TO Mr.. Whites H.
The New York herald., 1879-12-20

To THE EDITOR THE HERALD:-
As extensive alterations at present being made
at the Madison square Garden would suggest to-
Mr. Vanderbilt that he have track prepared for
trotting. under saddle. such rs took place at the
Garden several years ago. Most all the prominent
owners of road horses have expressed their willing
ness toset their horses trot there II Mr.. Vanderbilt
should not fa avorably the above suggestion. Ex-
hibtions could be given one or two nights week.
and several well known gentlemen stand ready to
assume tho management. 1t would not only be
pleasnt indoor winter amusement but would give
owners of bloodod stock opportunity to exhibit
their horses to the masses. who otherwise would be
deprived of that pleasure. As Mr. Vanderbilt s him
self great admirer OF horsehesh sincerely trust
he will favorably consider the above. Yours. &C..
I. A L.
The New York herald., 1879-12-20
YACHTING NOTE.

DR.. J. II. vondy. as has been stated. has not pur.
chased tho schooner yacht Cornclia, which was ono
owned by him. any other yacht.
The New York herald., 1879-12-20
DREW HOLLOWAY HANGED AT srATEsBoRo,
GA.--AN IMMENSE CROWD WITNESS THE AZ
FAm-MURDER FOR WORD.
STATEsBoRo. Bullock countv Ga

STATEsBoRo, Bullock county. CAL
Dec. 10. 1879. !
Drew Holloway was executed here to-day for the
murder OF Benson Brown The legal tragedy was In
public. The gallows erected about five hundred
yards south OF the Court House. the street lead
ing by tho Ogeechee Lodge. on the grounds
where In june 1877 the late Julian Hartridge pre-
sented dag to the democratic club. in honor OF
Bullock being tho banner county of the State. The
execution the first that has ever taken place
in Bullock county and naturally occasion
moro than ordinary commotion throughout
that and adjoining counties. and the result
was the gathering at statesboro Of an immense
crowd. variously estimated at between nve and ten
thousand. Hundreds Of people came from Emanuel,
Tatnsli. Bryan. Liberty and Enngham counties,
and the scene presented in and around the Court
House square and the place of execution was simply
indescribable. Every imaginable kind of vehicle
was represented; horses. mules and oxen, under
saddle. to buggies. carriages. wagons and carts.
banked together. as it were. In one conglomerated
mass.
WHAT LED TO THE MURDER
The crime for which this negro paid the penslty
with his life was committed on December "a. 1875
and the qualification of the brutal impulse OF
q malignant nature Drew Holloway aud Ben
son Brown met at the store Of Jefferson
Parish in Bullock county on the day in question.
and apparently on good terms. as they werc
together frequently during the day, pAtronizing
the bar by drinking mean whskey, though neither
became intoxicated to any extent About four o'clock
In the afternoon Brown left the store and proceed
ing to spot fifty yards distant where his horse
and cart were standing, made preparations for re-
turning to his home He had the reins In his hands
and was about mounting the cart when he
abuse him outrngeousy, and charged him with hav-
Ing circulated . report some three years previous
The New York herald., 1879-09-07

s,sasH sass Sa' Sssap gS.s Ss
SOC ior orisiual packages sae jos6ns lots
iAuEL LkAvis are quiet and nominal 1ooons tots are
LleoHlcn iasIr i. steady. su. quiet weauote:-na.-
e spanish. solid. a5e aae Greek made hsre iee
iYcoronluM remains quiet. selling at s5e
sse cc seeorns %ssats sa rate Psss steady
aar % - M = steady but anie. quoted oac SCI
M MAsMs M Is steady selling az 9oe tor large fake and 3se
MoKriiiNk Is in limited request and tends downward;
msnaiaelnrers quote i 81 outside lots, 1856 81 10
1ssc. from store
ass su.aael' ae "' quiet We quote 2ae a4c powdered
NuranGs arc in light demand but steady; quoted ssc
Nuf v9slsA STEADY b%t quiet we &c. for largo
on InRoL aetve and hrm at Fac In 1000 carboy lots
OLlyk On Demand moderate; prices Arm We quote
0rIuM. The demand continues fair and tho market is
strong SMYRNA GABLES advces Of sales during the
crop. higher We nots an Arrival here of
90 @ sSss ~ p 3 IN oSna % jootg lots 81 80
TEanL AsnEs quoted at &C.. quiet steady at ehc
pnrrsG-Demand good firm for all kinds. singapore in
bond rs H"oe ws s ss, pam iSss ~,
Esrs1, lss; duty ,Es rsd sn. r,o demand !. ,.,
frm We quote;-Amercan yellow, 2fc, cash; rcd 6oc
Qu,cKsrLvEn quiet, steady at soc. a 42c,
a Amssssss - 10 % 2' French - % % ''' German
RAD TARIAR-rhc demand Is fair prices hrm Crystal,
ss steady ''s oaassd a. 4sc soc; Gu.
Roors are In fair request At our qotatons We quotes
@ 81 u s ss s s s.: Sres sns
Southern; galangal slc Colombo, lOc l5c orrs.
esn os s inr % oSSs an M ,Sr
he yaleran ioc l4c aconte. lie l2c.; mandrake.
sArYRox remains steady with a fair demand American
sis srssd at s' S0' Spanish old crop W d. no" CROP
sAlrs.-Markct steady; demand fair Rochelle quoted
23lac. in bbls and 3Utac in boxes.
sALTrnrGE in moderate inquiry at seady prices. East
pnrs y ~ Sc EsRsn In
South American crude, in bags, ac. lc. Nitrate soda,
sAi:sArAELLA-Tho demand is fair and prices hrm. We
qnote:Mcxican for jobbing trade, lOc lOsc Hondu-
sEkps-rhe market is strong espeeiaily for canary.
Dutch is fra at Sc ac: yellow Dutch mustard
and do ca"na y sr n as os itH.n %nss ,s las g M dss
seed " rs; dsxseed 81 40 Il So. spansS canary. saa
S sIzsnA M . 81 60 for sAfs0e' '0S0"s lots
dra i5c TenniveIiy i2c i4c East Inas 7Sso.
IN E'sa % 81 as prices We
M sae. o Ii Il. 1 oS a H.. a
soArscas.ilo continues in fair demand ut full prices
lied common, 7e; DO. pure, S.lso = ,os.
qaote:~rown in casks and bbls 7,sc. Sc. per h.
suIrnA4E AnNokA is quiet but unchanged. We quote.
as n eFs ii good and
firm We quote -Americ9n in bulk, vi 70, and foreign
sULrnun-The demand is fair at prices quoted; rolls.
2,se flour, Sc. crude s2aa S24 SO per ton ss, .o
$s5 per ton.
IVA UasI is quiet; market unchanged We quote Sc
vanilla BEANS arc very firm present prices 7 $751;
yfSioI ruRrlsrlsE is still quiet, but sseady We quote
ynnDlaals aec. a 2sc
quote:-24c. q 2oc.
The New York herald., 1879-09-07
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT HIGHER; FUTURES
CLOSED FIRM FLOUR STEADY - WHEAT
F1RMER-coRN FIRMER-oATs FInMER-wHIs-
KEY QUIET-PORK QUIEr-LARD QUIET
SPIRITS TURPENTINE sTEADY-RosIN QUIET
FIRMER.
SATURDAY. Sept &c T. M.
The markets were generally steady and arm. but
was steady. Wheat was frmer. but closed with
were decidedly better. whiskey quiet pork quiet.
lard without decided change. Cotton the spot
higher and futures firm. Groceries firm,
val stores quiet. oils quiet petroleum
fimer.
CorFEK-The IN arket for Rio quiet. but very firm,
and mark quotations up &c per h. Mild coffee
quiet about steady We note sale Of 176 bags Costa
Rica. Crescent City, at private price. Lc Cocq,
Ohvcira & Co.'s Rio telegram and Lc Coco. Gardner Il
Co.'s Santos telegram Rio dc Janeiro September s,
o-Cofee-Average daily receipts since preceding
Friday. 1880 bags; price of good first. $1,000;
exchange. 2l1ac. Santos, September 5, 1879
Average daily receipts since preceding Fri
day 5000 bags: prico of good average s!io0" We
quote -Ordinary Ike. l!ac. fair do. 13c
l4c; good do l4l4c. l45.c: primo do. l4@c l5c.;
range for lots, IKE. l6c Santos, fair
good l3%c l44c ninety days: Java. government bags,
2ac 23c grass mats 24c. 25c; Singapore lec l7c;
Ceylon lac. Ice. Maracabo ll}sc lefc.; Laguayra,
lac. l3c. Jamaica l2c l4%c.; st. Domingo, lOMc
Mexican Ilc l5lsc.; Angostura, l5c Ito; SAvania,
1l3ac 17c: Curacoa. llc l2c. .
asyunce Of Futures were active closing
firm. The salcs to-day between ten A. NJ and Two r NJ
highest and points touched to-day tho closing
quotations Of yesterday and to-day were US follows-
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--wbeat-Tbe market was arner NJ tho comm cemcnt
Ing 1000 bushels for future delivery were
DO oi @ 'S' 81 io "a 1
tober 81 % for steamer No red 81 II 81 il for
sS 81 % ss S5
for steamer No white 81 IS asi oSs for Ssgraded red
M @ sf %, So y Y s' %ssd
s asked q IA the e % call
Ssss%ssI q, a;ssd IS i ;s,
s'f sst Sci q ~ Sa
Hs'' % ss bushels sSsS' ssA'f s,a tho dy 'As,sS .
isi oO bushels At saac 4sc. for No. mixed ale for
s ssSss .s *
the bid and asked price: =. the second call
asked oescSsr sss.mer lid asked dS No. 2 iSss
go s AZ S sis 4ss asked Ess
and bushels fancy .woswed state sold !, Sse cash
ss Sled o yAs % " % @ So sS ~ is.
s %ssas. %s s bcs ' ss .s
Marrow iree on board " s1s, 81 40 aeainm 81 s2
s 81 H. pfs PSss rsS ruled steady frsr psr SS
y g sssAs1s 90 S.st 80 Ss%r' bags sSsa s; is
I. demand and a. s T. h;, S",.c, The ssss were %
T. cslsss1 +: 6 8:
xeS lSr os sracs &c. sc Tor white d. do
,es s.ss sSsssIlSnIss'"S TUX a'" We gu s.''s
HExP AND JUrk.--Jutc butts were quiet but steady
Hemp inactive but firmly held. We quote :-Jutc
ssc 4sic butts lice 2ssc, according 80 quality
u 10; single do, 0Uc undressod 81 % 81 SO Russian
ccan, 81 10; Italian, ~ U5 " 10
New Orleans was fairly active and steady We quote =
New centrifugal and mixed lsc 2Ic ciayed 22c
xUc nuscovado refining 25c. 2Ic.; grocery 2lc a
3oc Porto Rico 25c 3sc. English Islands 2ic 3uc
New Orleans 2Jc 2Jc. prime to CHOICE 32c |;
strictly choice 20 fancy, 34c u 3sc.
NAVAL SToRksThe market Tor spirits turpcntino was
steady but quiet. Kosin quiet but nominaliy un-
changed We Quote Spirits turpcnne, merel,ansable
order 2Bac. 26,yc RosnSrAned. vi - axl 27a good
strained, 81 271a a "a 30 Tar-wilmngton, vi 80 -
pitch. ~ 81 81 10 Advces from Wilmington: -Rosin
quiet: strained vOc good strained. Doc Spirits hrm at
2ac Tar quiet at Sl Turpcntinc steady hard VI; sort,
Sl 30; virgin 81 ~.
OsCottonseed oil was quiet as was also linsecd oil
Lard oil ruled firm We quote seed-iehned sum
NOR yellow 43lsc Linsecd-Calcutta. U4c 6oc Ameri
can 6jc. Lard oil. city made, 4;sc. Soc Sperm-
Crude soc boached winter Doc natural winter vJc
crude, Northern whale, 4Uc do. Southern aCc. 3sc
blcached winter 4,c natural do, Ale extra bcachcd
winter White ooc beached winter esphan o3c b'eaehed
PtrKoLLua-I,olncd wns Grmer but rclners would not
sell We uote.-Crudc, bulk, 2Isc.; In bbls., DC.
The New York herald., 1879-09-07
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
and Stiff Stock
Market.
MONEY A SHADE EASIER.
Government Bonds Strong, States Dull
Railways Active and Firm
WALL STREET, |

cATURDAfs sept. Do L. NJ
As . general rule the stock market was higher at
The opening lost something of its strength at mid
day and rallied at the close. Accordingly stocks
see-sawed between the limits Of depression ana
recovery. ard it was a nice question whether the
fluctuations which followed were attributable to
natural causes to the artificial thimbe rigging OF
professional gamblers There was little reason to
believe that the public had much to do with to-days
market. There was good reason to believe, on the
other hand. that the professionals had much to DO
with it. At any rate they did enough to make
it brokers market-which IL was, pure
and simple-although the activity in some direc-
tions might have induced the spec uative pubic TO
regard it the real thing AS matter or fact there
was but little outside influence brought to bear, and
the changes which took place were chiefly due to the
manipulation of professional traders. Accepting
this view to be correct one it will be unnecessary
to instance the fluctuations OF the day. since all that
1t is desirable know in this way will be found by
reference to the tables of comparative quotations
which follow. The very small addition to the item
Of specie in the bank statement to-day occasioned
some comment 1t was supposed that the large
ceipts of gold from abroad would show hand
some addition to the specie line Of the banks.
The fact appears to be that the bullion
from abroad has not gone into the banks at ALL but
that the Treasury issued groenbacks against it just
so soon as it received the stamp of the Assay Office.
and that the currency thus issued went directly
West to be applied to crop moving purposes. 1t
would thus appear that had it not been for this for
tunate arrival SSO0O 900 of gold from abroad
the bank reserve would have been drawn upon to an
extent which would have made an extremely uncom-
Portable tg htness IN the money market
The extreme fluctuations Of the day in the prices
OF leading shares shown in the following table,
The New York herald., 1879-09-07

Of the past week. were rather duh. but the up
ward tendency in prices continues. The Erie new
second consos advanced to 7ils and reacted to
74if. Frankfort and Kokomo frsts made further
advance this morning. and sold up to "a. Denver
and Rio Grande hrsts TO 937s. Kansas
aud Texas frsts to 7is. New Jersey Central asscnted
convertbles 90 do adjustments to 1925, St. Paul
sinking funds to 1864. Union Pacific land grants
113A. do. sinking funds to Ia, Kansas Pacific in
comes mo. 16J to H. Great Western cx coupon sec.
onds to 9ijs and Cleveland and Ashtabula old bonds
20 lOl =. Rome and Ogdonsburg irsts declined to
C5a. a so, Northw estcrn consos to 1iSA 119 and
Delaware and Hudson registered sevons OF 1854 to
The New York herald., 1879-09-07

mining stocks at San Francisco:-Gould 4 Curry.
llss; Savage. l4A; Chollar. 2; Ophir 354 Hale &
Norcross. 144; Crown Point. 3A Yellow Jacket.
l69s; Belcher. 4M; Imperial. lA Virginia Consoli-
dated, Az; California. 8: Best q Becher. 49, Union
Consolidated. 50: Alpha. 2ijs; Sierra Nevada. IL;
Mexican. 33 Silver Hill. Ia; Justice. az; Julia.
"A; Utah. 10; Alta. 6h; Bodie. l0iS; Bechtel 11s;
Tioga. 3Ja Independence. ga; Segregated Belcher.
23h; Bulwer. 8; Mono. Ga; Consolidated Pacific.
Il Potosi, 51s; Exchequer. 6ss; Monmouth. S7s;
North Standard. 2ss; Boston Consolidated. l.35.
The New York herald., 1879-09-07

In London there was q weak market Tor american
railway securities Erie common closing at 27A pre-
ferred at 81 second consos at f61, funded hves
1884, first consols at l14l4 Illinois Central at s9A.
Pennsylvania at 43s. New Jersey Central at So. and
do. consols at 1914. United States bonds were ir-
regular fours declining to 1o42s while adj
vanced to 1881 and hves to 1855 British consols
fell off about q per cent. to 81 lllG. for both money
and the account. The Bank Of England gained
f26, 900 bullion on balance to-day.
Foreign exchange in this market was quiet, with
frmer feeling in long sterling bills. The following
araf he raj
The New York herald., 1879-09-07

Sales at the Board. exclusive of mining stocks,
aggregated 10000 shares against 264 Os5 yesterday
and 237. .420 on Thursday. Todays sales included:-
Northwestern 35 900; do. preferred. 4Os st. Paul,
13525; do. preferred, ~; Pacific Mail. 16. 1O5 Eric.
l3140; Lake Shore. 6.125; Delaware and Lackawanna
500; Western Union. $3.50; Ohio and Mississippi.
l.aoO; Hannibal and St. Joseph 3.7Oo: do preferred.
$3.50; st. Louis Kansas City and Northern. 2420;
do preferred. $500; Wabash, $500; Central of New
Jersey, 2.424; Delaware and Hudson, 9O0 st. Louis
and San francisco preferred, 500; do first preferred.
ss6; Burlington and Cedar Rapids. 314; Michigan
Central, 200; New York Central. IT5.
Tho closing quotations were as follows
The New York herald., 1879-09-07


Custom House figures mits the imports OF specie
and bullion for the week 45l 4s7. but this does
not include the receipts by the steamship Oder.
which arrived this morning, bringing s455000. gold.
or the Germanic. which Is reported below. with
e2O00,000 on board.
To-day's Clearing House statement exhibits
$74.s733i5 exchanges and 81. .G3O. .233 balances.
The Sub-Treasury statement is rs follows:-Re-
ceipts, l.s29.57O 49, payments. 81 12l2GaG ca bal
Ancc. coin. s137. sos 20; balance, notes.
S42. .sG1 ,2l1 30.
At Washington the internal revenue receipts were
s347, 1856. and the customs receipts SGS5.002 o.
Bank notes received for redemption amounted to
S10l 900.
Government bonds were In good demand through
out and closed fraction higher than the last prices
Of yesterday. The following the closing quota
The New York herald., 1879-09-07

The following the rates of domestic exchange
New York to-day at the aforementioned cities:-
Savannah. buying q of. selling par; Charleston.
easy. 3-l6 selling. 4 premium; New Orleans. com.
mercial y premium. bank u premium; st. Louis.
1-lO discount; Chicago, frmer. lilo discount buy
ing, 10 premium selling; Boston. shilling dis
count.
Foreign commerce of the port of New York for the
past week follows General merchandise
imports. including dry goods. $7593. SIT; produce
exports, S9.982, COS.
The following despatch from the West gives the
movement of grain at the leading points there to.
day
Chicago-Receipts of wheat. 17s. 1888 bushels ship
ments, l40077; receipts Of corn. 204. GIT do ship
ments. 2U0 ,SS2 do.
Milwaukee, Receipts of wheat. 74.2OO bushels;
shipments. ~ 600 do; receipts Of corn, 4SOO do;
shipments. none.
Coal production for tho week ending August 80
shows an increase over the same time last year Of
1871 135 tons The productoD TINS distribr ted
The New York herald., 1879-09-07

-Stained-GoOd ordinary llc.; strict good ordinary,
lhc low middling, IL il-l6c. middng, II 15l6c For
future delivery tho sales estsrday after
twop M-sep.smbsr 800 a. II 2ae 400 = y sas go
October 400 It l0ec 900 a lOssc 600 at i09dc, 9n
ut 10 5Oc December 100 lO44c 100 lO43c 500
January, ut l05Uc 400 at lO4Sc Total IL 800
bales. To-day up TO oEep Maseptsmber, 200 at II 2c
notice, 10TH At i22sc, 100 a l23Oc, 4Oo Ut y sac,
100 ut l2.32c., 600 Ut l2.33c., 800 at II. 35c,
100 I2:s6c loo ut l237o I4uO ut l240c.. TOO at
24lc 123Sc, roo ut 1239c 200 at IL 4Oc 200
l37c. 100 IL c; October 800 at 1c., $40 ut
II 0c 800 ut O2c 800 ut IL O3c 400 ut III 04c 2OO
IU5c. 800 06c 800 ut 1O7c. $3.50 ut osc
30 11C6c; November 100 at lO53c 2O ut 10 S7c. 2UO
loose 500 1T lo5c 700 vt l06Sc December, 400 ut
lO.4sc., 100 ut 10 4ee 1886, SD ut lo5oc iu0 At
Januavy 100 1OO ut 10 5c 6OO NJ ~ 55c
500 lo57c March. 200 at TO- Toe 100 at 10 79c April
100 at 10 SYc Total 81 800 bales Grand total $500 bales
The receipts at the ports were as 80
Charleston 496; Wilmington, 49, Norfolk 80; Baltimore
2I New York. 49, Boston, 10 Total, 2,lO4 bales. This
day week. ,537 bales This day last year. 41OS
bales. Total since September l, 1888 bales Cotton
freighs closed foll0ws-ro Liverpool steam. 316d.
I'D sail 73.d TO Havre. steam. sc., compressed sail
&c. To Bremen. steam 9i6c compressed sail Tia To
liza nburg. steam, 9-l6d., compressed; sail &c.
FLOUR pts-Fiour, - 69O bbs. wheat
bushels meal ITO bbls. and 299
40 9l2 bushels oats 496 do $40 do barley malt
6.4Oo do. FlourThc market steady with moderate
inquiry. The sales including state Western and South
ern were about 14.UO bbs. within the annexed range
Rye -four ruled steady with sales Of 80 bbs Corn meal
In good demand which resulted in sales of 3O bbls
The New York herald., 1879-09-07

The weekly Clearing House statement shows
t452 3l5. .2G5 exchanges and s23 cO6. .921 balances.
The Treasury holds to-day 1885, 5724,35O in United
btates bonds to bank circulation. United
States bonds deposited for circulation for the week.
t1694.5oO. United States bonds held for circulation
withdrawn during the week, S1.iG4,loo. National
bank circulation outstanding-Currency notes.
$500 045. .457 gold notes. s1.i9ssiO. The receipts of
national bank notes for redemption Tor the week
sndng to-day. compared with the corresponding
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100. In the final dealings Denver and Rio drande
frsts advanced to "a. Kansas Pacific incomes mo-
l6 to 49, Canada Southern hrsts to s6A, keokuk ana
Des Mones irsts to 96 aud Hannibal and St. Joseph
einhts TO lO21s while Great Western coupon Sec
onds declined to lO6.
PHILADELPHIA stocks closed at the following
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The closing quotations were as follows: :

Money easy throughout at to per cent
call loans to Stock Exchange borrowers and closed
h5. On government bonds money offered at
Sper cent and business done as low as four per
cent Discounts ranged from to per cent for good
commercial paper.
The bank statement unfavorable showing o
.educ ten OF S575.S50 in the surplus reserve. The
changes in the ayerap during the week were.-
The New York herald., 1879-09-07
PRINTING CLOTH MARKET.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Sept. 6, 1870
The market for printing cloths has been fairly active
with light sales and previous quotations without
change Tho production for the week Is 10000 pieccss
saes 5 OO do; deliveries, 1900 DO; stock do.