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Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-12-22
LIGHT AND SHADE.

There comes a time to every life,
When, heart sick, weary ofthe strife
And toll Of living,
We fain would lay us down to rest,
And feel that we indeed are blest,
Hands folded DER the troubled breast,
And God forgiving
Our sins and errors Of this life
Which we are living.
But life is not all dull and gray,
For after midnight comes the ray
Of early morning;
And after darkest nights Of pain
Our eyes behold the day again,
AS rainbows follow after rain,
The sky adorning
With hues which chase away the gray
OF early morning.
And know our father sends the light,
And, too, He also sends the night,
His wisdom proving;
For darkness makes the day more fair
The fercest lightning clears the air;
And we, when thinking Of this, dare
Not doubt His loving,
Nor that lie sends both day and night,
His wisdom proving.
-Canadidn Independent.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-12-22
an EMPEROR INCOGNITO.

Toavaid ceremonious receptions, which
he cordially hated, the Emperor Joseph
II. of Austria, assumed the title Of Count
Farkenstein. This incognito sometimes
led to amusing scenes. Once, on the
road TO Hungary, his majesty halted at a
post house, where the newly born babe
of the postmasters was about to be bap-
tized. Joseph offered himself as sponsor.
The priest asked for his name. Joseph" !"
replied he. "But the surname ?" "Sec-
ond." What rank Of profession ?"
emperor" was the reply. The amaze,
ment Of the party soon gave way to
burst Of gratitude when his majesty pre-
sented his little god-son with the custom
ary gift, but in this case of real royal
magniGcence.
On another occasion Joseph slighted at
q hotel before the arrival Of his suite. The
inquisitive host inquired if he belonged to
the service of the Emperor. "Yes," an
swered Joseph; II shave him some
times" Many anecdotes are told Of his
officer who possessed large family, with
Strengthened means, the Emperor unex-
pectedly called at his house, and finding
eleven children, said "I know you
have ten children, but who is the elev-
enth ?" at is an orphan" replied the
veteran, "whom found at my door, and
l could not suffer it to perish from want"
Joseph struck by this act of humanity,
said: LET the children in future be
mine; / will provide for them, and do
you continue TO give them examples of
virtue and honor"
Another time passing down the stree:
of Vienna, he saw a young girl, with
bundle under her arm, seemingly plung-
ed in the deepest distress. His delicate
inquiries led her to confde to him that
she was the daughter of deceased officer,
and that her mother and herself were re-
duced to such penury as TO part with their
few remaining clothes as last resource.
"You ought" replied Joseph, " to have
pettioned the Emperor" She told him
this had already been done, but withou.
success, not concealing her opinion of his
Majesty's want of generosity. "You
have been deceived" he replied, suppress
sing his emotion. 81 will myself report
your case to the Emperor. l know him
TOO well TO fear he will refuse you assis-
tance." The girl now broke forth into
expressions of thanks, which Joseph hast
lily interrupted, saying, "Allow me to
lend you twelve ducats for your present
necessities. In day or two Joseph dis
patched a messenger, bidding her and
her mother repair TO the palace. When
the young girl saw the Emperor she faint
ed from fear and emotion. On her re-
covery Joseph said, in delivering to her
n pension equal to the appointment Of her
father : 81 entreat you and your mother
to pardon the delay which has been the
cause of your embarrassment. You are
convinced, trust, it was involuntary on
my part; and should any one in future
speak i'll Of me, L expect you to be my
advocate"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-12-22

1rfhHy County German Hospital So
clety, holds its REGULAR Quarterly Meetings at
the HOSPITAL Bun.DING, Wcavervile, on the
first sunday of March, June, September and
December ID. HANSEN,
JanL Secretary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-12-22

EVERY man is the architect of his own
fortune.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-12-22

tUBSCRGBE FOR THE
"RRTKTTY JOURNAL"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-12-22

A GOOD many people arc predicting a
religious war in America. Well, if no.
b Idy but religious people take part in it.,
the opposing armies will have to adver-
tise for each other a long time before they
can find anybody 10 fight with.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1877-12-22
A y er's S arsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

This compound
of the vegetable
Alternatives, Sarsa-
parilla, y Dock.
Stillingiaa and
Mandrake W i t h
the iOdid0s of POI-
AZ h a n d on,
makes II most Of
tual cure of a
series Of C o m
plants which are
worry prevalent
The New York herald., 1877-10-24
NEW HERALD WEDNESDAY a.

cases do, 10; Is hhds do. 45: 500 bags
grass seed, q 6x; 1000 packages butter, -;
loo measur, ment goods 80 4 100, and 325 bales
cation Rotterdam steam, 900 boxes starch. 2ss ID
Chsrers:-A British 57l IRON 81.
Msrys River TO silver Platte with lumber a. sao net, per
M British bark 106O from York River TO Hamburg.
with lumber. reported e. 300 British bark troep.
hence TO Cork Tor orders with $500 quarters grain Vt
1s sd British bark, hence to CArdih, with 600
quarters barley a. 4d British BARK henss 10 Cork
Tor orders with $500 quarters grain ~ Is Norwegian
bark ee hence to Cork for orders. with 5000 quarters
grain ~ "a ID Norwegian bark. hence TO Cork for
orders. with 5000 quarters grain ~ 7s. ID. one
SANE sans esp.city voyage and rate; an American
DARK, hence 10 do, with $500 quarters at Ia Cd;
British bark ito arrvs from Baltimore 80 the East coast
with 100 quarters grain az 6s % bark With
= Norwegian bark; hence to the Continent excludng
Dutch pors with 5000 bbs refined petroleum reported
ts sd Norwegian bark (reletl. from Baltimore 70
bbls do at S. direct port Sd less: bark hence
to Esinore for orders, with 27o0 bbls do. private
The New York herald., 1877-10-24
LEOPOLD PREUSS' LOVE.

The letter left by tho suicide. Leopold Preuss, In
which he covertly refers TO hs attachment Tor young
and hints at his having blghted her prospects
and his own, gave occasion Tor investigation OF the
motives which actuatcd him, and this has disclosed
tho story OF his hfa Leopold, tho son OF . wealthy
Prusslsn farmer. received a liberal education and
alter graduating with honor Joined the Prus
sian army. Stories that he heard, however, Of
the success OF cmigrants In America, and highly col
ored accounts o the resources o the country aud the
wealth ana iamc TO be easily earned Ia IT, led him 10
give up his commission and come TO Amorica. Hore,
however, he came 10 learn that industry was needed
TO SECURE success and that neither money nor rcpu-
talon could be won without labor. Con-
strained to seek employment he did u With
pad grace, and though he fairly sue.
ceeded he ianced himself sbovo hs position aud
sought some means OF rising from II. He had formed
an attachment for young woman which was returned,
but when a prospect oi winning lady reputei 10 b
wealthy opened he forsook first love and gave
all his attentions TO his new acquaintance TIL
he discovered her means not as ample
a they had been reported. Disappointed
Al this and disgusted with his own selnsnness ne
again approached the grl, whom he really loved 10
pay her sun; but sue, Justly indignant, refused y
listen to him. This ~ was that caused him 70 attempt
During the period OF his prosration
IN the hospital the young woman, VINO said her name
Emma Lcbenstsin, was unremitting IN her attsn'
tons, aud whom he died she bitterly deplorsa ~
demise.
The New York herald., 1877-10-24

-kecei pts still light Dem tai.
sPgLrkR dull but hrm 64c, currency, for domes-
tic, anu 0i4c goid Tor foreign.
orEARINk.-kecelpts 81 tierceA The market easy;
80 ticrcss sold ut sac.
suGAR-Raw nrm, bat not active. The sales were
200 hh,S and loo bags centrifugal Ut &c. Refined was
quote Fair refining, She; good do, s5sc prime do,
shc; Cuba grocery, tar to choice, Sc. SIC do CEN
moiasses hnds and boxes 7c IKE. Porto Rico. ssaans
common 20 prime Tao s3sc do grocery FAIR to cloice
S,sc ssc: refined standard A. etsc 9tsc OIL a, 9+c
spc crushed us, io;s powasssd .o%e ssnaA,ea& ANU & ic
yellow Cs ssc s4c; other grades. including Cs
flLoS Receipts. rs hhds, 80 ,ierees, spls and 90
7s,c. aud 3UU is on private terms
lin. Pig tin was steady with fair demand from con-
.umers Plates ruled steady With fair jobbing demand
English I5sxc. d., refined, l6c, ali goa Plstcs-ChAr
coal w 90 - %; torne ~ i2s " 2a coke - Z"
TopAcco.-The market Tor Kontucky quiet. Tho
sales wero 4OU hhds unchanged prices The auction
sales very light and worthy Of The prices ~
which sales made from SS oo to seed leaf
dries At 4c isc 256 do New England crop 1876, Sc
SOC. 100 do Pennsyvania, crop 1876 ~ l21ac 25 do
Ohio crop 1876, NJ DC aI4c and ~ do WISCONSIN, crop
1876, lie; 27b bales a sold At SOC. 81 ~.
WHISKY Y--Recepts s37 bbls. Whiskey dull and
lower; offered Ut III Is without buyers.
fREiGnTs-Grain tonnage, both ON berth ana charter,
wise quiet. but drn EnsagemeutsTo Liverpool. oy
sail, 1900 bushels whcs 3D.. 1900 bushels do last
evening, same rate and steam, 81 OUO bushels do.
lUlsd 900 boxes bacon 81. I'D 900 cases canned
London, sail $4,000 bushels grain. Sad l2OO busnels
barley, 3d. 4s lbs anu, 56opO bushels grain od
$50 terccs beet 6s I'd 1000 bbls Hour U.s. 90 LOO bales
hops ad 1900 boxes cheese, as Bristol steam, 5000
bushels peas previously Id Bremen sail ~ tons or
gans 22 3D. and 10 900 bushels grain 100 marks;
$50 tierces lard, "a. BOO bales sooacco 0; $50
The New York herald., 1877-10-24
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON : SPOT QUIET; FUTURES CLOSED BARELY
srEADy-FLouR EAsY-wHEAr yIRM-CoRN
FIRMER-oATs LowEK-wHIsKEY LOWER :
PORK sTEADY-LARD sTEADY-PETRoLEUM
FIRMER-oILs sTEADY-sPIRITs TURPENTiNE
QuIET-RosIN QuIET-CoFFEE STRONG
SUGAR FIRM-FREIGHTs FIRM
TUESDAY, Oct 23--6 p II.
Business In most descriptions OF merchandise was
far to-day while prices pretty generally steady,
though there exceptions, may be seen by
the appended review OF the markets On Change
-four was still in buyers favor. Wheat was Armer.
Corn was frmer Oats lower Whskey
lower. Pork vas strong Petroleum seadier.
Frsghts firm fairly active. Cotton the spot
was quet futures closed barely steady. Coffee rulsd
strong trim. Ola ruled steady Naval stores
quiet
Ashes were quiet at aye 60 pots and &c. pearls
ASrlxoSY and drm l25sc. l31sc..
gold. for rerulns, according ~ quality
BExswAx quiet but steady vt 2s5c DOC tor West
aud southern.
BRoox CORN quiet. We quote; Red tipped. 4lzc.
SC. medium. &c. a 7c.; choice green, TIE. 30.
CosFEE.-Ths market for Rio strong, with In
quiry; 3029 bags La Bloce, sold in lots private
The arrivals to-day weTe the George L. rarbsll
with 52oi bags; Emile Maria. With s9S3 bags; total,
l34 bass The Baltimore 1000 bags lilo,
Tempiar, aud 1000 bags do, Mary o. Ceobs, both
on private terms. Now Orleans. 1000 bags Rio.
Laande sold 1876. Tor strictly fair aild coffee
quiet. We ;-ordinary cargoss l5,sc &c.,; tar
do. lsHc. good do, l5s4c prime do, 19c lsac
range for lots l51ac 2ic Santos, air to good,
IKE &c., gold 30 days. java governments bags, 22c
23c do, grass naats, 22c 24c Singapore 1896 2uc
Ceyion, iSc. zoe Msracaibo, l7c lssc. Laguayra.
lsc. a. 2oc Jamaica. l7c ls1sc.i st Deninyo. l6c
lsc . 1915 Msc.sssr. ds9Se 2Oc rngostur.. isc
CooPERAcK STOCK u good demand At full prices. We
quote = Moxssss shooxs, 3llnch, with heads, VI %
do, Seinch, 81 So 81; box shooks, soc. Goc rum
hoops l+ feet ordinary TO prime. xsS SSo dr. II ieet
CompAos was quiet We quote: Manila, large and small
sus, ID. ilAs sl7hc a. cordsge bolt rope yarns
.w Zealand, llxo l21ac Russia hemp. tarred lac
american do. l4c. /: Russia bolt rope. l7c
CorroN spot quiet and unchanged. Futures
dull aud lower ana closed barely STEADY. with de-
day OF u points October and points
months ihs closing prices to-day, compared
with a londay i. were ~ fullsws:-.
The New York herald., 1877-10-24
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

co.,o, ,...ax. uaa,n GALVESTON. &c 2cs 2. 2s. Is7z ISL
sssssS sSaS 4 Sales. f: sesPs sss Exports
NEw ORLEANS Oct a. 1877.
f IiSs 9s
ports 10 Great Brisain 1900 salss $500 stock 4iS
soss Sssa sa ssas nssas ss nSssf
port. eosssvi:e is7Si s.ias. 1000 Stock 1873
c:,sa sq:. Jss 3 Ssi IIss :S i'
S. aesiIs s s'ss ss 'ss II: !sssp 6Ass
Cotton auie. and easier; m,daiias iS.c @ e 'e iov
ssp!s Iais: 2spor: s'SS sS.ssSiss }5e Sales 500
Il. sssr ss.. S: Z s
ss sss.' ss:: Ss ..s. s %
81 eas.a ss @ = 10 a 30 - oo s ~ s.
dr s. s p a No
SIS SIC ,Sp..sa. siS nddns.. sas sss pei
&c. barley; Sc, New YORK: barley. Ike. Aieany
5Sst Iss' s
SoS" u%ss '.ss s Gam: oa .pps
rates Wheat dull and disposition niiesied
nb 500 d. San
s Asss ssysi. ss's "a -ss.
ois .syss rssss sa;.y No Dun Chicago s.1 a'd NJ:
osn's. sr ,.sss A quiet PRO
sr%: wheat, las shade under Ils., seSsw ios
s1 o bushels sas IL Goo S. os
ss ss4n .. 1899 ss. .., ss $3.50 q.
5000 40 shpn ensaCsnal- Wheat, 900 bushels. corn,
$4,000 bushels; corn. 1000 DO -
Flour Arm. Wheat steady; No. j white Michigan.
81 ss es.5a so 81 se; amber err Michigan and seller,
81 as4 SossmSsr 81 aS& Nos rod. u Corn ss.isr;
ss @ ss'ss 's al:
:s'ns:.3isur aso SSi.. ~h.... asocc sasSss: corn.
ss s1ts ss soo a .sss ss
Wheat $40 900 bashs!s corn, $4,000 do oats l4sOoo
y sa Hissi9.a seller NSv.nSs 'tss
Corn as and
g no. .:ss 'ssr and
sss' s' IS sss''ss sies
5sc Barley in good demand lower; sample lots Of
make. .:s.
whstsy full psisss a. II IT,
ssass oSs s ss'ss ss.. aus &
..ss:' s''
Flour quiet but stssay. Wheat il Iair demand ana
ssa: s.ss il ss ss1sSsys Sss 81 Ss Do
jested g5e Corn fairly active and shade higher axe,
4al4c Oats in fair demand but lover 23,4c
Decembor rejected. 2lHc Rye steady. with good de-
Vt 53Hc. Barley rmer ut 5Ys<c Pork In good
mand S, ana a shade hishsri ~ sis % sis 20 oeto;
the year Lard fairly active and shade higher;
81 SO cash; " 20 ali the year Bulk steady and
unchanged. Whiskey steady and uncuAnged.
Corn TO buffalo, s<s; wheat. &C. Rseeips-Fiosr 5000
81 600 do 1900 do barley, 30 900 do shipments
OJO do. barley, Closiny
Wheat Irregular options higher and cash ower; 81 Xs
shade higher 441sc. 44c octobsr 40. 44tsA No.
vember Oats firm and hc higher. Pork hrmer Las not
quotably higher: xl4 90 bid October Lard active and
shade higher; $8 55 SS 90 October.
The New York herald., 1877-10-24
FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market Active
and FeVerish.
GOLD STEADY AT lO2 rs.
Government Bonds Strong, States Generally
Steady and Railroads Quiet
MONEY ON CALL 6 A 7 PER CENT.
WALL STREET.

TUESDAY, Oct, 23-6 L. N.
The morning which brought bright skies 10 .he out
efdoor world has simultaneously cleared away the
clouds which hung indoors over the STOCK E1cnange'
Pity tits that cannot have an "old Froo ior
change IN prices a. We have for change OF weather,
with Indications published in the morning papers
concerning tho probable course OF the market ana
seasonable "up" as TO whether ones speculation LOT
the day u to be fair foul As things ara al present
constituted none but big wigs are gifted win sns
desirable prescience know whether 10 carry
parapluie or an tout cas- to guard against sunshine
or shows. Judging from to-day's brightness IN
financial circles, It would seem tha' u nau oeen
decided 10 "make good weather" OF H. ana
good weather made OF II, 30 lar as evi-
dencea In q general improvements right through
the share list Thus, from last nights closing prices
Lake shore advanced from 65ss TO 671s, Western
Union from 7SS to sos AMI other active stocks In
somewhat less proportion. but still with marked
Improvement. The statements published IN the
morning papers, clearing the banks aud banking
houses from the aspersons which had bson made
against their credit pretty thoroughly took the sting
OF these stories and made them as harmless as
queen bee in hive. Even the renewal in the after-
noon OF the rumor that tho Dino Savings Bank had
actually come to grief, that a ran was being made,
aud that the institution had fallen back upon the Sixty
day law for relief failed to disturb the market beyond
The extent OF half to threeauarters per cent Decline
The most Of the day the market renamed steady at
the highest 0gures, operators generally beng In
quandary to what It all meant and
In as perp;exing predcament as trim
ming politician, who doubts upon which side OF
the fence 70 seek success. So matters were mixed,
and the query ''what do you think OF the mar
ketf" was oltener asked than answered. The general
Impression was that the great panjandrums Of spec-
nlaton were amusing themselves with somo feats OF
iegerdeman, which might be profitable to themselves,
but were certain to bring loss to their imators So,
for fear OF being tricked, small operators touched
stocks gngerly and the bulk OF business fell Oh con-
Bideraby from yesterday Nevertheless, tho tone OF
the market sensiby improved, and, there being no
new yarns sprung which threatened to tangle up pub
lie or private credit the Board adjourned with all the
peace and quietpess OF Free Mason lodge with the
temper OF the market good, and with hgures within
three-q quarters per cent OF the highest OF the day.
OPENING HIGHEST AND LOWEST.
The following table shows the opening highest and
The New York herald., 1877-10-24
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
Providence, x. l., Oct. %, 1871
The market for printing cloths quiet without change
In quotations.
Hfs EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

es COMMERCIAL.
LIVERPOOL Oct. 2s-5PM
clause new crop. shipped November DscsmSss ssi
LONDON. Oct 2s-eP.M.
Produes-Taiiow, sos Cd sss %: pr cvI ..--
Petroleum. sslf for fine pale American. -
NEW YORK PRODUCE kxcHAsGE REPORT
Pork Eastern duh At sss Western duIi ~ Asa Bacon-
ss.1 a AZ M G % ,so,s sS rio as aa !. !. 4 a. 80
cut steady 1t bos shoulders steady at s7 ID
io Ssms s At !: ao US
at 45s 3D. Taowa Prime city Gull at AIS. Turpsnrine-
fine da Nj =. ios cnseseAmeresn choice steady At as
wSsasSo spring ssaay !. l ad No. Do d dull M
AZ M M G ss M ~ S M :Ss
market. ''N ''''''' 1'"' = 'A'
Silver Is quoted at 554d per ounce.
THE BRITISH RcAfS TRADE
The Mark Express weekly review Of tho
British gram trade since the gale last the
lew showers sossa.s bright Where the iaad was
n the nsra 1 G
weather this autum has favorable to Northern
safety eroOs , have
groanas.; IN The Mort. wn'ry weather has now .es a
ns which, however ~. 81 % s'w au anti e IN
fpsnas The harvest being .pstn over
snar ns wanted ~ ~ IN shs Interest Of
strengthen young stock check the further spread OF the
s ~ E %
de mined to sowing and
devottn their thereto rather than be thresng
out their wheat This testified TO by the small supplies
BY the active demand for seed wheat
which an advance oi shilling shngs quarter
Las taken place In instances The
however, been felt ark lane whers factors
the tone Of the market has been for English
wheat To the natural Inherent strength OF trsde based
upon the enormous consumptve OF tho
try, must be attributed the Tact that although last Mon
day return showed the weeks imports Of foreign wheat
into London TO be nearly 5000 quarters previous
were maintained Tor all except American aud Indian de-
riod which he considered crisis trade as lar
as regards the influence OF imports prices The
rapid approach OF winter will practic lily withdraw Russia
as source OF supply and no marked decline takes place
TO be sufficient strength In the the &C
tion OF America without
going much alteration during the winter. Thes
must only oe considered Of value takes
part VI th cohtrnding nations would
the stusou ~ tue sudden termins OF the
East would heavily depress the value OF wheat
oil The strength vi tho trade
inpotAsou of foreign wheat London OF
July mas been 'SoUp quarters nearly luu.OOJ
quarters III sixteen weeks Our local trade has besn quiet
win only mVderats consnnlpttve demand and,
sarily. no speculation The arrival
heavy shipments from atlantc ports reduced the
price Of American wheat ls to Is per quarter and
same reoncton has taken place Calcutta. better
Is noticenblc in maize
place on American. For barley trade has
dull and former prices have been exceeded Tho arr
vas wheat cargpes At pnrs OF cali the
nave oesn small but shipments from America continue
large and trade has ruled dull decline OF about L.
per quarter Maize has been n good demand both of
AMI Tor Shipment ~ Improvement OF fuy Cd
'eI pArsy SSeady, without quoaole change Ia vaue"
The New York herald., 1877-10-24
MINING SHARES.

The following the opening quotations for min
ing stocks San Francisco today:-Goud Curry. 10;
Savage 10; chollar Potosi 35; ophr. II Halo Nor
cross ~; Crown Point 0; Yellow Jacket, TO- Belcher,
o; Virginia consolidated, 3lh; California. 81; Over
man. l9x; Raymond & Ely, 91s; Eureka consolidated,
45 Best Belchcr. Elk; Kentuck, Q; Union consoli-
dated, Z; Alpha l4x; Sierra Nevada 8; Mexican II;
Justice, Is; Utah, IA
The New York herald., 1877-10-24

quiet and easy but quota6ly lower The sales
- 900 bbs intending state Western and sou hern II the
Annexea qaotarons Rye -four was steady with sales Of
bbls Corn meal ruled film aud there fair de-
nand; POO bbls and sacks fu prioss
qnet ut - 10 - so per cwt. for
Sra and Pc Wo -
The New York herald., 1877-10-24
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Governm bonds were strong. and closed steady at
the following quotations ns:-Unitcd States currency
SKIES, i2ol 12l%; do. do, 1881, registered, lOeE
11o; do do, do coupon, l1oh 110aE; do. do, 1885,
new registered, 1861 a 1861; do. do, do, COUPON
1o5x 100I; DO do, 1857, registered, 1855 los
do. DO, do, coupon, 10Si4 l0Sls; do do, 1858,
registered, 109h ITO; do. do, do, coupon, 1o9h q
1lo do. ten-fortes, registered 1878 1919; DO. do
coupon, 1885, los do fves 1881, registered 109l
lo6a4; do. DO, do, coupon, 1914 1919; do 4ss
1891 registered 1854 lo5Js; do do, do, coupon
1o5k lo5h; do. ours 1907, registered, 1929 1925
do. do, do, coupon, lU21s 102%.
STATES TREASURY.
The revenue receipts to-day were $2l6 900; customs
receipts, $3.50 00o bank notes received $500 The
Treasury now holds the following legal tenders:-For
reducing bank circulation, ss,l9o,ooo; for bank
liquidation, $ss6o, 900; for failed bank $3.50, 900
PRODUCE EXPORTS.
The exports OF produce for the week ending to-day
were $o623, o45, against S367s 06s ior the corre-
spending week last year and So 9S3 $50 In 1876 The
total exports since January !, this year.
923 596 against $2i7 672 27s for the same period
Last year and S2o6, Coz, OF IN 1875.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
The London advices report market for securities
steady and unchanged. The OF discount in the
open market for three months bills is down to 3,s
per cent Tho sum OF flo, 600 bullion Withdrawn
from tho Bank Of England to-day on balance. Bar
silver quoted at 55,sd per ounce. In Paris
fell 10 1861. SOC, but recovered to 106f 42lIc Ex-
change on London was quoted AZ 2JE 1Sc Tbc closing
prices Ia London wcro o:-Consols Tor money and
count, 05s g6; now AZ per cont bonds. 1o4ai; ave.
twenty bonds OF 1867, los 1885, ten-iorty bonus,
io71; hves OF 1851 1868 a lo6l4 Erie common
shares 134 a l35s; do. preferred shares, "a; Now
York Central. 1864; Illinois Central, rs.
BoSDs.
State bonds at tho Board 4 lower for Tennes-
sixes old and new and steady Tor Georgia scvcns,
new, and Missouri long skies, to which dealings
confined.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds continued quiet and the only changes
we're nm advance or x in ST. Paul sinking funds aud
Delaware and Hudson registered 9ls and decline OF
q Ohio ana Mississippi seconds and a in Wabash
eonvertibes
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
The closing prices OF Philadelphia stocks werc:--
Bm Asked.
City SKIES new................... lIlh liz
United Railroads OF New jersey. ll3 ia
D.nr els .f.f. lfullr r.aA Dll
The New York herald., 1877-10-24

lu:lj TO ll:3O A. N.
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