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The New York herald., 1876-11-04
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.


BrEvrs-rrsds small and slow . weak market where
only fight arrivals were on sae quality NOT good enough TO
~ .ssxs: fiea % $ y. lbs. Win .oE y ss.. n:
& l,ao. steers 4 per b. sssss q sS %
50 lnos steers At e,c per r. weigh, 7s cT, let HI
s ss ssss. sis " %ss.! AZ
fS s,; 9 ass Ds u e. weight Il ss
Y. 81; s.s: .!.:,.
per per ~, weigh. i Kahn ;vd for i. KAHN si Ksn.
s1S
s ss f. sss
Illinois steer. =, s per r. ssishs S sw.
on as Top s..s, weight. sv. ;sa vi.
ss ' RI Soms:os s ss':assi :9s ~ ss.:
a. .0 :r Nose. ss ssa Per s .s ssshs IS na: q
sss Cry e. $ s''
Il. 81 fass % steer: Il per b. weights
;s ss' Ro:ssSa ssssa sh.ssss ''s
Tie rs psr b weigh. ss sw': y : sl.:Srr b.s.
:ss au .s s Sssss ssSis ssS
iss:s t. a & sssiss III p''
@ e: az si s ss.s s%s. ssxS. s s.s M
S T. sheep @ @ z
sheep weight ~ M Us Per nsaa ~ &C. pnr ~ o Ky state
weight lbs per head at &C. per !b; l3I Ohio sheep.
weight IS lbs per head. At 3sc. b 339 Ohio sheep,
state lambs weigh. Is ~, per head ss exc Per 10
lb s. Mcraw sold ~ ss.e sheep, weight 80 lbs head
&c per b; 10 State lambs weight 53 lbs per head,
Axe per H. 80 State lambs, weight " lbs head,
4sc per lb 20 state lambs weight 7sh lbs per head st
per head At 4 psrib 10 state sheep weight 10
per head. 4c per To- 81 state amUs weight IS lbs per
head ut he per IL. Davis Halienbeck sold 2t3 Ohio
sheep. weight ~, los per head ~ 4c per H. ~ Ohio
she vel BIS Drr
lambs weight 90 lbs per head at she per ID. Hume
Eiott sold l63 Michigan sheep weight 1850 lbs nt Aye
asi Canada lambs weight 2r.740 lba. 5ac per ID. W.
kiott sod 29 Ohio sheep weight 1850 ibA 4zc
ID.
MrLcn Cows-Those fresh hand not disposed Of st
vKALs CALvxs-No fresh quotations
HocS-327 ohio hogs live wei sht 23i lbs head, sold
54c. H. l53 Ohio hogs, live weight l5! lbs per
head. sold NJ SIC. h.
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STATE noNps.

State bonds at the Board were X lower for the Mis-
souri, long sxes u for the Tennessee skies and u
higher for Tennessee new series.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Government bonds closed steady at the following
quotations limited States currency SKIES, l243s
l24H do do. 1851, registered ll71a ll7a; do do,
do. coupon, 1l77s llSls do. do, 1855, regis
tered, 1l0 110S do. do. do, coupon ITO lloh;
dc. do do. new registered. lls ll3A; do DO, do,
do, coupon, ll3 ll3 do. do, 1857, registered 1l57s
1l6h; do do, do, coupon, ll5T a 1l611 do do,
1865 registered III ll7. do. do, do, coupon, III
li7,s; do. ten-ortos. registered l13ls ia; do.
de- coupon lis ll6 do. lves 1884, registered, l13
il3A; do, coupon, lla1s ll3a4; 40 4s's. Ill
llx.
nrf PHI
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CLOSING PRiCRs-3 r. n.
ADVANCE AND DECLINE,

ADVANCE AND DECLINE
The following the changes In closing prices CON-
pared with those OF yesterday
ADvAxcE-Ncw York Central, "; Burlington and
Quincy, 4; Delaware and Lackawanna, u; Delaware
anu Hudson q Lake Shore, "a; Michigan Central y !;
Morris and Essex, II; Northwestern preferred, y !;
Pacific Mail, 81 Paul preferred, -; Western Union
DECLINE -AtIanl,c and Pscidc Telegraph X; Chi.
cago and Alton, do. preferred. 2; G., e. and O. !,
y; c., G., e. and l., u; Consolidation Coal !; Hann
bal and ST. Joseph y; do. preierred Ia; New Jersey
Central, X; Wabash, n Union Pacific, x; woils-Eargo
Express y
The rest Of The market was stationary.
Tux noxRY MARKET.
Money abundant on call loans, and supplied At
and finally at2 per cent Prime commercial paper Is
quoted and per The following the or
exchange on New York in the aforementioned c,es:-
Savannah, buying 4 of, selling par u on large
amounts; Charleston easy b-l6 al par; Cincinnati,
dul, 100 discount; ST. LOUIS, i50 discount; New
Orleans. commercial lea u, bank u Chicago, steady,
80 discount
sterling exchange was inactive. Prime asking rates,
As2k and 4s41s; selling rates, ASK 4s2, and
ASK aAs3k. Reichmarks. e41s as4s and e5k q
s5x. Cables &C. Prime Paris, als,s and 6len.
rax GOLD MARKET.
Gold was dull and steady throughout the day at
iook. Tho carrying rates were TX per cent and
the borrowing rates per cent to nat.
OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK
Gold balances 81, ,SS1. 30
Currency balances. l53O, l23
Gross clearanccs. Is 4v9, 900
CLEARING HOUSE, STATEMENT.
Currency scx VIC 10
Currency balances. 35s2, $50
Gold exchanges. $3.50 v5S
Gold balances. loSo.SsV
rnR uxirRp STATES rRxAJURr.
Tho Assistant Treasurer paid on. 10 day sas2 600 gold
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COTTON RECEIPTS.
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET
PRovipxscg n. J.. Nov. 8. 1875.
Printing cloths are quiet. without change.
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA Nov g. 1873
Spanish gold 2ITis 2a Exchange hrmer the United
States sixty days currency AZ discount short sisht.
do. 3h discount; sixty days gold. ~ premium:
short sight do. 81 premium London 10 lots 10
premium on Paris, ~ a premium. sugar quiet
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoSpoS. Nov. 3--5 80 +. NJ. Refined petroleum. f7Hd
gallon. Spirits OF turpentinc, Dos ID us Der cw
LirsRpooI. Nov. 36 r. MCotton -Of the sales to dny
7.4uo balss were American.
LONDON. Nov. s-Evenng.-sperm oil. ESQ per ton.
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lu:l5 AND ..:3O A. N.
i1s 81 90 U 8 1910. Z. b . ia
v iuo0o y D DC. euf.... l24gs
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-.IncIaded in the above s65 bales Dciiv
crvi vN bales for future delivery ths
follows Yesterday after two 4 M-Decom
100 ~ ac, svs. u i,s-e May. 100 a. q yisc june
day up TO r. M-Novsmber 80 at II 7slc, Y0l ~
ils-i6c.. inO Ct lie. lsnort notice 4h, IL dc) $50
20, A. iitc.. zuoo a. u 2I.s-c, LOO .s a Lice
ii snusry 1900 At II 2sssc. 800 - 40 at
II 2932c 10 at II i5l1c 400 - II 5i.32c., 100 ~
l.Fo Il Slice 40 At i2tsc. 800 at2 332c. 800 -
IL 2c 100 at 5-igc ~ ll3lc TOO ~ I21sc
soo = NJ isss go q is,tc April soo :, Y .iye
at 2xc June 100 as ~ 2e3xc, 2Oo ~ i1[se July so
g IL 1890 Total 81 5O basG Grand total ~ 80 bales
bales; Nsw OrIeass $500 Mobile, 29St: savannah
Cnarisston 6,2S3 Wilmington, d55; Norfolk. o204; Bal
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The receipts OF grain show increase Of 81 IL per
cent; -four, u.s. per cent; bogs 80 36 per Re-
cepts OF wheat as Milwaukee, October. 1875 and
6:-ls75, O62 294 bushels: 1876 2474o4I do De.
crease. 1876, 1851. 1858 1907 per cent
The New York herald., 1876-11-04

Total. ......... 9,6O4, S62 Il, 6Ss, sos
Net increase. 1875,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1876-04-12

tyhe aske,i him ifhw new dress wasn't
aa sweet W a spring rose, and the brute
snld IL was, even 70 iIlo minof attraction
ofsnll having . little due on u.
10 live we'll Il a glory; 20 die well i q
tliss,
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ODD THOUGHTS.

"A helping hand L, one In trouble i Of
Ten like the switch on tue railroad track
but one inch between wreck aud smooth.
rolling prosperity.
Sleep--death's younger brother and 80
like bim that never dare trust myself with
him without sayin. lny prayers Sir Thorn
as Brown.
Riches are the baggage Of virtue. They
cannot DO SPARED Or lett behiLd but they
hinder the march, Bacon.
lis with our Judgments Us our watches.
None are tho same. yet each believes his
own Pope.
Woman remark manners Car moro lhan
character. Tho mental force that might
be compressed aud pointed into i jays.in.
they splinter into tiny darts. 20 .lick All
over the features, complexion. attitude aud
drapery.--John Foster.
Friendship may, ani often does, grow
into love; but.loye never subsidies iutC
friendship byron.
We wear onr teeth out il the hard druid.
gerry Of the outset. and a. length, when Vi
DO get bread 10 cat. we complain that ID.
ern,t Is hard. - that ID neither case are w
satisfied. = SvOtt.
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]. Il sTlfCii In TIME SAVES NINE.

The following incident. think, opght
not to DO lost. would be glad to know
that noeof our people need It III The pre-
sent epocl, Of civilization.
A little town il,---well I will not call
Iames, had been about deserted BY ths
Methodist preachers. because no one weuld
invite them home to pfcacbing.
a prcacher, (a man after,Gis own head,
took III tho situation. aud determined On
bringing about Il change in that place. ile
was man Of parts, loved the Church, was
jealous. and did not know how 70 SURRENDER.
Passing though the little town on certain
urcusicn;'hc engaged hand to go 10. the
Academy on certain Sunday morping,
and ring the boil long and loud, and an
nounce to all inquiries that they would have
Methodist preaching in the town that .day.
Thc day came, and brought the preacher
and d crowd. and the preacher. and d crowd
Of the curious Said the preacher, Of.
opening the service, we will first read
chapter from the Old Testament and ono
from the New. during which you will all
keep your seats. We will. then giyc out .
hymn. We will read over the hymn first.
and then 60 bacl; and read, the two first
lines, after which some one will set the tupe.
We will stand up ard sing. After. the
hymn, prayer; during which. we will all
kneel. After prayer we will give out an
other hymn. reaiingit as before. During
the singing Of the second hymn. yol win
AL keep your seats. Mind you! Stand
MP tile first hymn. Sit down the second 1
will then announce my text. and preach as
lmay be able. After tia sermon, we will
have another song. 1.-The lining as before
during which yon will stand, After this
hymn. prayer again, during which all will
kneel as before. Twill then make any an
nouncements that lmay wish to make, after
which we will all stand and sing the doxo-
logy, and be dismissed and then, some
ono will come up aud ask mo 70 90 home
with him 10 dinner and / will go, ii
Matters were less woud-buund about
there after that. h,
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ABOUT HATING.

Hate not. II l. not worth your while.
Your lifc /. not long enough TO make il pay
10 cherish i'll will or hard thoughts towards
any one. What II this man hn. cheated
you. Or that woman played you falsoY What
II this friend has forsakcn you in your time
oi need. or that one, having won your IT.
most confidence. your Waruicst love, has
concluded that be prefers 10 consider and
treat yon asa stranacr? Let ii al pass.
What difference will II make II yon ii 4
few years when you 90 to tho undiscovered
country Ill who ill.trcat Won nov will
be more sorry Cor il then than you even
IN yonr deepest disappointment and grief.
can he. A few more smiles. few more
pleasures. much psir,, little longer hurry.
ing aud worrying throug.i the world. so,oe
has.y greetings. aud abrupt farewelIs. AMI
our play will be PLAYED ont. tl,s Injured
will hc led away aud ere long forgotten. i
IL worthy 10 hate each o,herg
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NOTES FOR TnE TIMES.
From the BALTIMORE Gazette

From the Baltimore Gazette.
Grants Cabinet do not exactly fold up
their tents like the Arabs. but tbcy silent.
ly steal away.
Grant is having considerable practice a
= cabinet maker. lelknap i expected
soon 10 begin 10 make shoes.
Grants silence gives scent: IN fact,
there i great moral stencil ia the admin.
isn,ion. All arc stealing aud giving
odor., e. ~ s. fz
Tile organs arc Dot quite 50 louad as ihey
used ID 70 IL dounpeislion Of The detective
Pres aud cx.Couislemus lloase.
Lpst December. IN bis annual message.
tlo President endcpyored 10 convince thu
country that tho great danger which ,ihraa-
teued twas tho school question. Wonder
what he thhuks now2
Boss Sheppcrd intended 70 oseteaade Bah.
cock on his rqiurn after bis .triamphai.i
pcaaittal,, but ljab declined because hc
feared the band would 0nfallingly play
Still 40 gently o'er me sicaliUg.'
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PREsHUJES

New suI,srFtbces Applying eariyj Tor the year
1875 nav have, witi,osli charge the numbers fol
fAe lat a,laricr NJ 1853 OF such peTiodicals a,
they IN " subscribe for.
Neither premiums 10 subscribers nor discnnn,
20 clnhs can lie allowed unless the nspuey j. ~.
given ~ clubs.
Oirsular. with hrther particulars may be had
on sppliestion.
The Leonard Scott Pub. Co,
Al barclay -. New fork.
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nYou are bnllisnt and set,atile boquet
ofloyclines.. he said with voice that was
low and soft, aud ~ return she wafbled,
Dry vi. UsOrge you We Aaid enOugh.'
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CkUS.

A discount of twenty per rent Will lse allowed
h clubs af l,tlT or more perseais. Thus: Ipur
rapisr 40 ltlafkss,Hid ~ nt one itvsitW will ~
rent 10 .,ss .s.iirsx for ). = Se fax copies ~ The
four R.sirws aud Blarkw0od iVs slS and % on
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Washington. March 2S. Articles ofim.
peachment against Bclknap will be reported
Thursday.
The Spencer investigation committee
have adjourned TO Thursday. when Gen.
Morgan will close bis ease.
Sargent. Of Massachusetts,. denies hay.
ING paid Belknpp 81. 900 for contracts.
The Committee on Military Affairs hase
agreed 70 the bill for gradually abolishing
negro regiments.
The celect committee on The Frcedman's
Bank have prepared bill for tho manage.
ment and winding up Of that institution.
Coghlan was to-day confirmed chief jus.
iica Of Utah.
A terrible wind and rain prevailed here
this evening.
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TOUCHY PEOPLE.
BY s. =. s.

1 s
Ofallthe disagreeahle people ID the
world. next to downright bores. We know,
none WHO are more to bedreaded that what
term touchy. Why. this class. arc all
the time looking for Sights ora caase Coz.
otTense and being always on the alert they
are constantly being touched. An uu-.
guarded friend drops single word, moi
offense intended, and the toucby Individual
takes all as If intended for him. and goes
pouting and saying hard things Of his neigh
Dor. amt all because Of q Misunderstanding.
Reader, did yon ever notice how small =
matter often sets whole community ia
commOtion, and i always comes OF the, sus..
piciOus. ill-natured people who are always
ready TO take every word ihoughflesslypt-.
tered as intended for their especial begeit,,
When We learn these characters. We never,
feel easy in their presence. Weneyer feel
secure from being suspicioned and charged
With trying 70 hurt their feelings or inllssc,,
upon them. Consequently We learn IA shup
them as We would pesiilenee, and 50 do,
all WHO suffer this unfortunate trait. Our
advice Is not To take oifense too easy. Have
pride and self-rcs?ecs. With due allowance.
for others feelings. and you will mako Jour
selfagrecable to al.
Snakey the best thing In snnkeology'.s,
net 10 ret bit. The next besk thing j. to
know how 10 get cured when you sTe. .Dir
Here Ii the remedy. It il 10 patent me-
dicine advertisement either:
KEROSENE ASvRE FoRSxAKEsBITEs.--
The Aberdeen ssis.) Examinef says that
kerosene OIL i m effective anecao;e for the
bile Of 4 snake when applied externaliys,
Il says that little child Of Mr.. c. M.
jones was bitten by highland moccasiD, ].
and perfect relief and cure was obtained
BY application Of thisoil. II further says .
that valuable ,log was bit,enb BY q cotton
mouth and was III dying condition when
tie first external application Of the oil was
made, but obtained instant relief, and was
up and running intwo or three hours.
boston. Mareh 2s.--The Post publishes
an account of an interview With Gen Nil
patrick. lie denied that be left washiBgs
Ion u escape tcs;ifying before the investi-
eating committee. and saws lie il ready to
swear that Gcn. BntterIicld offered hia
so. 900 to assist him in securing The New
York collectorShip. lie can bring half dozen
witnesses who saw the Olfsr III writing.
fsRfGitr DAys.-In The lives of the
sadesl If H. there are bright days, when
We feel a. " weconId take ilidgrcat world
into our arms. Then comes gloomy days.
when lie life will neither hnrn on our
heaFlhs nor III our hearts, aud all without
aud within ii dismal, cold and dark. Be-
lieye me, every heart has lis secrets sur-
rows, which tie world knows not Of; aud
Oftimes We call a mani cold when I've u
only sad,
We are told chat nuthing was made IL
win l,ut low ahonl i lasllionabl yitly
/ lent slie madin vain.
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J o.Ilsn, " q nsu-lbe job r.islsrs.
, 1876-04-12
S c R 5 !,

A QUAKER having been cited as a witness in
a case before the Sessions, one of the magis-
trates, who had been a blacksmith, desired to
know Why be would not take off his hat. at is
a privilege +" said the quaker, "that the laws aud
liberties of my county indulge people of my
religious mode Of thinking in" eff had it in
my power" replied the justice, Il would have
your hat nailed to your head" Il thought, "
said Obadiah, dryly, "that thou hadst given over
the trade of driving nails"
A C~oUsrRYMAN, driving a team, the whole
Of which were as poor as PharaOh's lean kline,
was asked by a portly attorney, why the fore
horse was so fat and the rest 50 lean The
countryman replied The fore horse is a
lawyer, and the others are his clients"
"P'LroB! p'ioe!," called outa drunken man,
clipgirg 10 a post "Well?" said au officer, com
ing up. Sec here" hiccoughed the inebriate,
"Ihve lost my-my~" "Wel, out with it what
have you lost 2" I've lost my legs dou't you
see ~.
, 1876-04-12
BEET SUGAR IN CALIFORNIA.

There has been latent activity in the
manufacture of beet Sugar in California,
which, it seems, has been unknown to
nearly all but those directly interested.
The factories in the Sacramento Valley
have proved a success, pecuniarily as well
as otherwise, and these, we are now in
formed, are about to be enlarged for a
more extensive business next year. The
production during the past season was
10000 lbs. of sugar, in which some $500
tons of beets were used. The yield was
II tons of beets to the acre; the average
yield Of sugar from the beet III per cent.
There will be over ], 800 more acres plant
ed next season than in 1874. With the
improvements that have been introduced
10 culture and manufacture, there are in
locations that the product next year will be
very much larger than was originally in
, 1876-04-12
PrOklama.

ALLE og Enhyer, som have No
III get at fordre paa Skillet efter az
d0de HoteIy@rt Andre BonelIi og It'd
ligere afJ6de Hustru Ann Margaret
Bonelli, f0dt Vessuup, indkaIdes
herved med 3 Maaneders Varsel til
at anmelde og bevisliggj0re deres
Krav for Undertegnede, der behand-
lie FRIlesboet som Executors testa-
menti.
st. Thomas, den eide Marts 1875.
A. w. BONELLI, C. A. BONELLI
, 1876-04-12
Bekjendtgjorelse

0ET bekjendtgj6res herved, at
D indtil videre Vile de ordin@re
Sessioner i FeIIesboet efter abode
HoteIvart Andre BoneIIi og tidlige-
re abode Hustru Ann Margaret
BoneIIi f0dt Vessuup bIive afholdte
den code liver Manned, Eftermiddag
III. A, i Diet hervHrende CONNER
cial Hotel"
St. Thomas den 27de Marts 1876.
A w, BONELLI, c. A. BONELLI.
ErecutOreS testament.
, 1876-04-12

tended by the owners. 1t is worthy of
note that the Sacramento Valley Company
(the largest in the business) declared a
dividend this year, the first since the CON
Germ went into operation.-LoHisiana
Sugar Bowl.
, 1876-04-12

Secretariatet ogfor St Jams Vedkommerde
i Laodfogderiet, paa hviIke Steder tillige
yderIigere Oplysninger d~esangaaende med
deles I'll hvem der MATTE 6nske ~saadanne.
, 1876-04-12
MA.

ollie og Enhyer der have Noget
LII at fordre paa Boerne etter:
/, Afgangne Jonathan Williams og
e%fterlevende Enke Margaret
Williams og deres Son John
williams 90 efterlevende Enke
Emelie Williams, hyilke Boer
behandIes under eet og
2, Afgangne PoIitibetjent Alexan-
der Mansfield og efterlevende
Enke Sarah Jane Mansfield;
indkaIdes herved med 3 Maaneders
Varsel at anmeIde og bevisIiggJ0re
deres Krav for undertcgnede Ret.
Frederiksteds Skifteret, st. Croix
den 4de April 1876.
c. SARAUW.