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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-23

There is to be an excursion flom Lewiston over
the Grand Trunk Road to Niagara Falls, An
gust 80, September Item dollars fare for the
round trip. Tickets good to return till Septem-
Der 10TH We are informed that tickets for one
fare to and from Lewiston will be sold at all
points on the Maine Central road to connect with
this excursion. Druggists of this State attending
the meeting of the American Pharmaceutical As
sociaton, September 3D., in Toronto, will ind this
good opportunity to lessen their expenses.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-23

UNITED STATES CENTENNIAL COMMISSION
INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION, lS76.- Messrs
Robbins and Appleton, Agents for American
Watch Company of Waltham, have published, by
permission, pamphlet Of forty pages, containing
extracts from the Official Report on IIorology,
prepared for the Commission by Prof. James e.
Watson, Professor of Astronomy at the Univer
si'y of Michigan, Member Of the Board of Judge
for Instruments of Research and Precision, and
Chairman of the Committee Of the Board of
Judges on Chronometric Apparatus at the Cen
tennial Exhibition.
These extracts include full tables of the per-
Torrance Of all watches entered for competition,
giving detailed and careful account of the thor
ough tests, that were applied, and by which the
superiority of the Wal,ham to the best Swiss
watches was definitely determined. This report
presents. in clear and indisputable terms conclu-
sions which are of the utmost importance to a.
who would possess themselves of a trustworthy
time-piece.
The following quotation is make from page %
of the report:
at is not the purpose Of this report to make
direct comparisons of the productions of different
manufacturers. The reader who is curious in
such matters will tnd in most cases, the requisite
data under the heads of the report relating to the
exhibits in question. But in order to convey To
the general reader an idea of what the system OF
manufacture under consideration has made posi-
bic in newly developed industry in this country,
it is proper to state here that the reporter has
compared the results Of the trials as heret, fore
given with those furnished for all the trst-class
fully adjusted watches in the International Exhi-
bition, and that it is clear beyond question that
the chronometers numbered 61O,0i4, go ,0S2 and
GO, 095 (Walihsm Watches) are altogether supe-
iior to any others exhibited"
An Appendix contains extracts from the address
Of NJ. Edouard Fsvre-Perret, Commissioner from
Switzerland at the Exhibition and member OF
the International Jury on Watches to the Watch.
makers of Neuchatel, confessng the triumph d
American machine watches over the Swiss hand
made watches
The pamphlet will be sent free to any address
on application to Robbius 4 Appleton, Bond
ST., New York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-23
Military Matters.

Cows. Matthews OF West Virginia and Carroll of
MARYLAND have both telegraphed to the Secretary
of War to-day that the presence of L. 5. troops
no longer needed in those States, and Gen.
Hancock will at once order their withdrawal from
the line Of the Baltimore & Ohio raj road.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-23
" ASIIINGTON.
Personal.

WASHINGTON, August %. \ telegram an
nouncing the safe arrival of Gen. Sherman a.
Helena, Mon. was received at the war depart
ment this afternoon,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-23

Brick has just received at his store the largest
nd best assortment of fruit ever roce yed at one
t.ne in This city. Now i, just the nick OF time
Tor preserving peaches, and he has them of the
best quality and in any quantity. You can give
YOUR orders to-day at the "Old Castle" and have
them filled at once
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-23
Maine Dental Association.

The annual session of the Maine Dental A. so.
citation commenced 10 Portland ON Monday after
noon. The society WAS called TO order by Vice
Presidcn, G. p Lombard of Belfast--thc Presi-
dent, Or. d. y. Meri i'll, having removed from the
State. The records OF the last meeting, in Feb.
rualy, were read by the Secretary, &. W. Stoddard
Of Belfast On the calling OF the roll of members
goodlv number responded.
DIR. Bahcock sent regrets that he was detained
at home by illness.
DR.. {. p. Smith of North Arson was elected a
member, and the name of DR.. Cannon was re-
ferred to the executive committee, rs usual.
The following were elected officers for the en-.
suing year
President--G. p. Lombard, Belfast.
Vice Presdcnt-C. p. Stodlard, Belfast.
Secretay-C. F. Nation, Thomaston.
Ireasurer-J. w. Curtis Brunswick.
Iibrarian-Thomas Ficbrown, Portland.
Executive Committee-J. F. Babcock, Bangor
Thomas Haley, Bddeford; Henry lcsvnt, Skow-
hogan; +. j. Roberts, Augusta; e. \. Twitchell.
Fairfield.
The Librarian presented his report Of the work
done by the societys microscope the past year,
and II was accepted.
The Treasurer reported Sl27 received the past
year, and expenses SIP; on hand, Sllj.
DR.. Thomas FillebIown of Portland gave full
and interesting report of the doings of the Ameri-
can Dental Association at Chicago this year
An Essay by J. W Curtis, ID. NJ. D., of Brunswick
on Nitrous Oxide Gas; able and most interest
ing essay upon a subject of great importance. A
lively discussion followed the reading of the pa
paper, led by DIR. Filebrown and followed by
Prof Abbott of New York, Drs. Roberts of An-
gusta, Haley of Biddefold, Twitchel of Fairfield,
johnson and Bacon of Portland.
The association then adjourned until evening.
At the evening session DIR. Febrown present
ed the question of continuous gum work
The interesting feature of the eveing session
an able and instructive address bv Prof
Frank Abbott of the New York Dental College.
Prof. Abbott is native of Maine, his parents
residing at Shapleigh. The subject of his ad
dress was "Pups of teeth and alveoar Assesses
The next meeting will be held at Lewiston, and
the annual session in Portland.
A clinic was held yesterday by the association
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-23

Lieut. j, s. F. Ham gave the members Of the An
droscoggn Light ARTILLERY, Monday, evening, pre-
vous to their coming to Augusta, compliments
~ oyster supper. 1t was an occasion OF much
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-23
Soprano Wanted.

Wanted to sing in a Church Choir, A LEADING
SOPRANO One service In the morning. Com
pensation reasonable. Address
aug2l ttr LOCK Bon 66, Hallowell, Me
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-23
Indian Matters.

The delegation Of Sioux Indians coming to
Washington will not reach here before the 2jh
prox. Spotted Tail, Red Cloud and Crazy Horse
will be OF the party.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-23

struck in the head by stray base ball, in the az
ternoon, and was badly hurt. She was taken to
one of the Division headquarter tents. and kindly
cared for. When the salute was fred in the al
ternoon, a team backed against the lemonade man
and upset his wares.
The men make complaint Of the thickness Of
the drinking water. and talk Of eating it with
knives and forks. The Cadets do not complain
of being overfed or Of having an uncomfortable
amount Of spare tent room.
We hope the Division line will on the breaking
up of the camp on Saturday, patade our streets
This was done at Brunswick last year
The troops in camp do not feel particularly
pleased at The exotbiant prices charged for vari-
Gus articles. Although willing to pay reasonable
prices, they do object to forty and fifty cents per
gallon for milk, and some other things in proper
tiOn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-23
NEW YORK.
" Gather.
Gen. Grant.

NedtHtF.
New YORK, August %. Weather cool hay +;
wind southeast.
Gen. Grant.
A London correspondent of the Tribune says
regarding the scandslous attacks on Gen. Grant
saw someth ing aud heard a good deal of Gen.
Grants demeanor during the rather trying Or
deal which he went through In London. All that
saw and heard was alike credtable to him. The
anxiety about precedence displayed in his behalf
created some. amusement, but 1t became known
that he himself cared little or nothing about the
solemnities of etiquette, and the decision did not
fall upon him. Ill; manliness and simplicity of
character, his constituencies Tor others, his
modest gratitude for kindness shown him, were
seen OF all men. Very likely he missed a point
or two Of drawing-room etiquette but such tattle
starts not from the drawing room, but from the
servants hall.
Cadetshtp.
Charles 4. Minnie, colored, native of Troy
and graduate of the public schools Of tins city,
recently waiter i'll hotel at Newport, passed the
most successful examination as q candidate for
the cadetshp at West Point. from Muller's dis
trict His per centagc was 9S; Pat Mckay's, - !;
NJ. McGraths "A, The report current here this
evening that Congressman Muller would withhold
his certificate from Minnie, on account of color,
is strenuonsy denied by Muller, who says he W i'll
cheerully give him his well earned certificate.
Arrested.
Donohuc the striker, whose term expired last
evening, was held in jail until this morning,
when, as he was about starting away, Sheriff
Sherwood of llornellsvllle arrested him on the
same charge he was held upon here. Roger A.
Pryor will go with him to Hornellsvllle as his
counsel.
Explosion.
The chemical works of Charles kunstter, on
Flushing avenue, Brooklyn, were blown up last
night and Jacob Ring, government officer, had a
narrow escape from death. The marshal had
seized the place suspicious of illicit distling,
and Ring had been placed in charge. Loss on
the building 5000
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-23

not with any degree oftruth be said of the recen
democratic county convention held in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-23

What crowd yesterday at muster and at Dow
4 Storers, to buy those groceries which they aie
selling so reasonably. Don't fail to give them a
,-aI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-23

New YORK, August p. Weather cool, hazy !;
wind southeast.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-23

The West Wsterville Band is engaged to fur
nish music for the North kennebec cattle show
and fair which occurs Sept l9th, 20th and 2lst.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-23
China Locals.

The concert by toe Baptist Sabbath school 90
Sunday evening was fine performance. The
church was lastly trimmed with evergreens and
flowers. One exercise the "Scriptural Bouquet"
consisted Of an Offering from each scholar, Of
branches Of trees of all kinds grasses, herbs and
flowers with a recitation OF verse from the
Scriptures containing the name Of lie Offering, OF
some alusion TO lis uses. These we've arranged
into one huge bouquet VIII ch made handsome
appearance. map drawing on the blackboard
of Paurs journey through Macedonia, with ex-
plantations, by Miss Laura Fall, was especially
well done.
a heavy thunder shower came up during the
evening, but the greater portion passed around
Enough however, came over to cause two extra
ordinary claps, and the electrical fluid went into
and out of the cabinet shop of a. Taylor, leav ing
no marks of its entrance or exit but the floor
was torn and splintercd in manner that left no
doubt but what lightning did the mischief.
J. H. J. stes was carried to the Insane Asylum
on Tuesday, he having become violently de-
ranged. His age is a. ami he j, well known as
an intelligent teacher
The republican town committee for The cn,p-
ing year aIc W. W. Wa-hburn, {. IL. Lvan-, j.
h. Reed.
The Academy commences its fall term on Mon.
day, the 27th under the charge of j. IL. White
A. b., graduate of Bowdoin College, who is
recommended as a successful teacher.
The cheese factory closes this week, after a run
Of two months. But for the dry season, this
years operations would have been highly success
iul, and as it Is, a iair thing is looked for.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-23

One Of the IIallowell churches is DESTROYS Of OBJ
tanning the services of soprano Singer sec
notice elsewhere.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-23
sk ovhegan Locals.

As we approach our annual election, political
interest increases. From political stand point
now, things ave looking somewhat mixed and I'M
certain in this county, especially for the Green
hackers. Their beautifully devised scheme, Ike
heir money, proves 10 be little too thin and
soft for all of the democrats to accept. In their
convention held here August 18Th, the democrats
virtually adopted hard money platform, and
placed upon II all the nominees of the Greenbsck
Convention, with one exception. This was an in
consistency too gross for all of them to accept.
A resolution introduced by Eaton of Norridge-
wock, that al nominees that cannot stand upon
tue democratic platform be requested to retire.
provoked lively discussion. 1t quite dis
turbance to the equilibrium of the old chiefs of
the party, who had made the match.
Mi. Moore of the Arson Advocate, said ii was
8 plan to draw soft-minded and dlsatiected repub-
leans into their fold, a. done in 1872. The
convention adjourned, but all is not lovely.
The hard money democrats, not wishing TO be
sold for SOFT money, have called mass couven-
ton on the 29h inst, 10 nominate another ticket,
So, We stand waiting 10 see what we shall sec
\ rather bIassy affair occurred here Tuesday
\ man came into town with some liquor samples
treated several and then hired boy to circulate
bills advertising his liquors. The circulars stated
that their liquids would be sent {. .. H., "efscct-
ually concealed from observation" and earnestly
soliciting orders. Ihi, man has been STYLED the
"meanest cuss on earth" and it is said in some
places has been assisted out of town. II is to be
regretted that the same operation was not per
formed on him here
Mrs. J. H. Philbrook, Superintendent of Cold
Water Temple, Is about to remove to Boston. a
frrewell sOclabie was wen her Tuesday night and
SlJ presented as slight appreciation &C"
The Skowhegan Band furnished music.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-23

Stated Communication of Jerusalem L. A.
happier. at IIallowell, this afternoon, a. two
% clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-23

The announcement of the beginning of the
,chool year at the Dirigo Business College in this
city, will be found in another column. This col
lege has become one of the Institutions of the
tace.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-23

MI Tracys thhd free matinee, has been post
poncd, on account of the muster, until THURSDAY
forenoon of next week, at half past ten O'Clock
! Lice programme has been Sc lected for the occa-
,on, and ii is hoped there will be good tuln
IL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-23

The democrats of Gofhsm. have selected Col
Charles b. Merrill as candidate for the Legs
ialute.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-23

An item copied from the Lewiston Journal,
among our State news yesterday, concerning the
New Brunswick and Canada Railroad, gave a
wrong impression. The New Brunswick Railway,
narrow gauge. from Gibson opposite Frederick
ton, on the ST. John river, to Riviere Du Loup, a
distance Of 260 miles, with branch to Woodstock
ten miles, has now about one hundred and forty
miles in successful operation. The New Bruins
wick and Canada Railroad is broad gauge, which
starts from st. Stephens and st. Andrews and runs
north, crossing the f. & n. A. Railway at Nc
Adams Junction, and terminating at IIoulton.
The Nineteenth Maine Reunion.
The surviving members of this regiment will
hold their annual reunion in this city to-day The
meeting win be social rather than formal, and we
predict pleasant time for the members. This
was fighting regiment, having sixteen battles
inscribed on its flag. 1t was made up of good
material, bearing such names as F. E. Heath. J
w. Spaulding. w. ii. Fogler and Gov. Seden
Conner ON its musterroll. The members of the
association will arrive on the various trains to-
day, and assemble in the hall of the Augusta Re-
form Club, near the Cony House. The day will
be spent in social intercourse and in recalling the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-23
DIRIG0 BUSINESS COlLEGE.
AUGUSTA, MAINE.


AUG u ST Goth. 1877.
Increased patronage has re ndered it necessary to
remove to new and more commodiOus accommoda.
tons II ted up expressly for the College. Schol-
ars fitted for business for teaching. All
branches taught. For further particulars call at
College, or dress,
aug2i &iw ID. NJ. WATT Principal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-23

John w. May, Esq, Register, held a count Of
bankruptcy at the court house yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1877-08-23

Adjutant Matthew Adams has accepted an in
vitation to become marshal Of the New England
Fair.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30
BRITISH GRAIN TRADE.

LONDON, May 29.-9he Mark Lane Express,
IN It's usual of the grain trade. says: 1.-The weather
during The week las been unsatisfactory as FAR as vege-
taton is concerned. Unusually low temperature has
Weysied accompanied by cold winds. which has pre-
vented growing crops making progress Reports are
generally though not entirely, satisfactory as 10 the
aspcct Of Winter sOwn wheat, but grown is every.
nhcrc checked by harsh weather. BUSINESS ~
the country markets. was good deal inter
!up'ed by the bOildays. but unInstakably WEAKER
A was apparent IN provincial trade during tDc Week
h"ineIs OF wheat show desire 10 realize ana,
hef than the risk OF OyerstaDding their market,
hiners haye accepted two shngs less. The tendency
81 ne value OF feeding sufis rs also downward Tbe I'M
tots INTO London last week were $4,000 quarters
az tAe commencement OF the week sellers showed on
seiabe hrmness aud 10 all appearances owners were
ltht to warehouse their wheat and abide the future
use OF prices, rather than depTess tc market ALREADY
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30
THk STATE OF TRADE.
Ifrnnpl.AN "a u Y LIZ

IryyRPoor, May 29-Ppra-i;as,eu duh ~ Western
dan 1t 90 Bacon cumhcrand Cnt dull at 55d; shci
da @ at qu!j &c. a' Lon csi da i' a - shoulders Ga
at 23G. Beei-india Moss dull AZ 93 Extra Mes duil
dull az :68 Ialow- PIiuc CITY dn al y a. Tnrpentne-
Spirts duli -. k1sln-commgn d'l N ,6 ne Gun AZ
o.. Flour-fNtra Siatc steady 80. WAeai-No Sppe
steady az l23 No spring ae4y a - s. Wnti 7nulA,ra
Corn Mivrtl soft dgIl al -
IIyEErUol. May 2J-l2 m.rhc receipts 81 Cotton to-day
Sellers At iast night, prices; Jr1nd. -" VI Mltung Clause
now landing 5s'ssd UIlaud Low M.ddns CLAUSE shipped
iWEnPo0I, May ~ 1890 p m.-Cotion quieter Mid.
ding tpiands 5'si hrbtne oirul-, 6.ll il,s' syp'
Low 5iipg citi-, september and Qc bns ' Livery, uJ
Uranis. Mui!ng cllusc JuEe l My de.i'rry 80
5l The receipts oi Whesi ior ic asi hl, GAYS were
10000 Quartors, ucF,dnr 1900 qu'rles American, -,
fIyFKIuOI- Nav 2j 30 g.. bp'1i'S 'ot,"H, 10" Mn
ding clause. Au-nst and september .eilyrig, . ad
, ,,s' I'M icG - vi ior Am 1ican Pork 5f T.
IiTFsro6i. Ny - e., D. nj pllrs cotton Low Mtalpg
clause new crop sipprl October at Noytuber SAL - igi
LIyEgioOL May 2.l23u J.. m Br ui.lniS qa.si Com
p 3a2i9 9 qa5rter iar new AiI.d W',r.', j r
wheat. l23ol2> T. Genital r average ca'rnl Winter a."
fiyV,r,oi May ~ . p n-Thc market yarns ard ;ab
rits 1larch's.,r is hrm tgtirn-i gius 10y ,
Low Mddug 'a1sr, sept n,,i %in V' 'D "''eA' ''''
LoSuoS, May -9-i2"O r m.-umici states D''"S b "
IcsnoX. May c9-1 p ,o-ConsoI-. $3.50 for bot money
a. t, account Paris adyces quote per crn r'h''' 'f'
T6IroS May e9-lso p C.nso's 05i,o for 10Th money
InSft S;ay ga p m Paris aIyccs quoir5 cent
ff.,S f5SldS May -" E n~Copso o5a Tor bot, money
aud n arssuut silver T. quoted 10 5S.l per ounce -
IoNp0N May 1850 r. m.Kchnel Petroleum. II '2i' T
t",'' t"I"tia, Mav20-Eyeumg. -Tinserd Oh 8, ION.
P,... iIiy 2J-t&calso on Ljuva 2'i iost l'f shoft
XS.arEr May 2J-rs,rolepm. 9l9. tor ne Pale Aneri,
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30
CATTLE MARKETS.

BUFFALO May 20 9-CArrLE- to-day, $40 head for
the week 1913 head against 1861 head last week decrease
IN receipts Gl for the week consigned through 400
cars fair demaHt prices generally unol snge safes
rather higher sales 80 ir proportion bought Tor The
Eastern trade
SHEEP LAMBs--ReceIpis today, COO head for the
week $500 head against 1900 head last week consigned
through. S0 head sales reported; prices DOmnay I'M
changed 20 In the yards unsod 10 shipped East
for sale In first hands for want OF purchasers.
HOGskeccpts today $50 head for the week. $3.50 head
against 80 hel last week consspt through 5000 head;
market hrmer owing to light supply demand light; sales
Workers at - 20d 80 30 heavy at sJ 81 90 yards
bare Of stock
CHICAGO, May 29-CArTLR- Receipts l,500; shipments,
$500 market active for Shipping but about roc lower com
mon to puO bucbers SO 403 81 good cows and steers
~ JOdfJ 20; Texan and siil fed S5aJ 6 feeders
81 bjGSsl so extra choice shipping - T00Sj 10.
Hoes Receipts 1000; shipments 2luO; market active
and rmer hui qu0aby higher light shipping t0NtO 10
heavy shipping, - "a 2asj % packing "a 9j@o1 TO- closing
active.
SHEEP dull and nominal receipts 1900.
EAT HBHkIY. Penn. May 29.-CATTIE-Re Receipts today,
315 head all for this maHt supply fair but little bushes
doing except a retail prices Unchanged best al 20 1Oi me
dnIl 70 sOo ~ - JO0s6 to fair at 1888 %
HOGS-Recelpts to-day leo head; Workers at 80 300
- 30; Phi.llGlD Dlias at SJ 5O0sj g. -
SHEHPReceipts today $50 head; selling at SO 5Odst To-
WATERTOwS Mass MAY 29.-CATTfE.-Recerts, 1873
head Prices choice at 81 % at - 2j6Ss %
first quality, 2JdSS second - 250t7 third, 30 0Ons6
SHEEP AND LAHBReceiDts $50 head market for spring
lambs about re- OFF, wool sheep unchanged sheaTed at u
5asc.; Spring lambs az lDl2c.
VEAL CALVES unchanged
New-York tribune., 1877-05-30

The business in State bonds was confined to Mis-
Souri SKIES at 1854 Tennessee. new series Us al
44is and SOS of District of Columbia ut 743i
and Louisiana consolidated at s6l4. In city bank
stocks. American Exchange 49, sold at 106
less demand Central hrsts at 1lOls Union tirsts
at lO7lsa 1O7li and sinking fund al SO, The con,
solidated mortgag Of the New-York Central am and
BEdson yielded 20 l20l2 and Chicago anu Nortn-
Western gold consols dropped to 81 09lls. There
wen large sales of Sonthcrn Pacifc tirsts at as,
and Detroit and Toledo part of Lake SioIe az
1918. Jersey Central lrsts yielded to ~ ana
Hannibal and st. Joseph convertible IS to 50. bur
lmgton and Quncy consolidated rs were strong al
l14 and Rock island Is at l0l2.
Tomorrow being a legal holiday, the Cold ana
biock Exchanges will be closed.
The following shows the exports Of produce from
the port Of NewYorl 10 foreign ports Tor the week
ending Nav 20 and since the beginning OF the year:
1875. 1875. lSzg.
tof The ZfSOji S0Z24,4W - ~, ~
Previously reported. 9J.3O2332 966S5,s6l lOil6O12O
Total sneeJapl s99.s70s96 slOI, ,0lO29I sI0s $40
N4ee o. g0ld..,.. llO4 LIS AVo%