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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-17
CHAT BY THE WAY.

II Ia undoubtedly better to be honestly Door thar
iishonestiy rich stu, II tboro is any compromise BY
which got 70 DO comfortably well on, with NOT
700 much and tear OF conscience, shall all oil
as be glad to know Of IT,
Il was Thomas Brooks, tho preacher OF the scven-
ssenth century, who said-"Sugarod poisons 70 down
pleasantly; oh, but when they down they gnAw
and gripe tho very hoart-strings asunder."
II was Luther who, whom reading tho passage, "He
That keopeth Israel neither suinbcrs sleeps"
marked that we ought TO remember that "he that
hateth Israeli sleeps either, and II behoovcs
TO keep on the watch Tor hun.
II was beautiful saying Of ST. Augustine that "A
man may love gold ana yet not have 1t, but no man
loveth God, but he Is sure to have Cod"
you want to havc the very best society the surcst
to find It Is to stay at homo with your WHO and
children
IL is castor to grumole at your notghbor swice than
TO ind An excuse for him once.
What pity II is that tho ordinary sermon should
10 closely resemble opiae Ono GOES to church do
ermincd to near everything, but after tho fifteen
minutes, by tho time tho speaker has warmed up 10
the dangers OF this world and begun variation on tho
old subject with "rhrdly" tho eyllds feel as though
they wore made Of lead and the head tostcrs on the
shoulders though the spinal had boon suddenly
extracted. II may DO all wrong but wehavo At times
icIt that tho little boy was right who, after readn
lha. tho days In the north four months
long, listened impatiently and restlcssly TO one OF
,hcsc "ronthly" sermons and thon whispered to hts
mother that Sunday OF those four months
days and that tho would probably preach tilI
rundown
There sccms 10 30 considerable excitement In rel-
,ous circles just because congregations apt to
rail- minister without proper Investigation OF his
,ntecedents Several societies have lately done what
90 often did In our boyhood whom We went fishing,
en- haul at the line with tho certainty Of landing
sne paddock and discovered that wo had on skate
~h,cb VIC couldn't get on the hook. II
,hurches would DO q LITTLE more careful in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-17
SECOND ADVENT THEORIES.


There are three theories Of the millennium ad-
vocatcd-onc of prophetic day equal 10 1000 years;
another Of literal 600 years, and third that OF
an pohic age OF symbolic years. distant but historic
period OF transition The "bindng OF Satan" is tho
casting OF the spirit Of evil into tho abyss homo Of
demons. The schan 10 the process Of restraint, so
be may no seducc the nations The Church in
horits The earth by meeknoss. Though death contn-
ucs yet evil 10 reduced. This third theory makes
Christ 10 introduce the millennium by personal yet
not visible coming and reign. While docs not evap
It does not make a second Incarnation.
Eyes may be opened to see Him, were
those oil stephen and Paul. specially illuminate by
Holy Ghost This great period begins by celestial de-
velopmcnts, which are projected into the Church be-
low, thence TO the outlying humanity. Even those In
menis This ntcnser lie In the Church Is but the be-
ginning OF the end. Catastrophes 10 history begin
with rst resurrection, 900 years before tho final
resurrection This first resurrection 10 not the rein
iorcemcnt Of moral principles merely nor tho rem
carnation OF visible bodies but tpc appearance OF
some or all saints cndued with spiritual bodies Judg-
ments appear reparativc rather tnan punitive Inc
knthronemcnt OF holy souls and tho spiritual death
OF tho wicked take place The coming Of
Christ Is spiritual-not maierial-until all nature
melts aud the Il. 900. 00O, 900 souls who, It is est-
mated havo llvod and sinncd, come 10 The Judgment
Day. For this last consumnation all things rIpcn.
ing, the cosmos ITSELF The processes OF climiua-
ton and development arc going on and he has already
to the border heavens. We, therefore, are to
watch.
contributors to the columns OF the Church Cni0n VINO
has boon requested by body OF clcrgymcn with whom
no associated 10 print hts views. The theme IL
timely. It6 1cudy must be quickcntng
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-06-17
THE ROMAN CATHOLIC MISSION
AIRY SOCIETY.

Tho Society for the Propagation Of the Faith In the
Catholic Church that which approaches nearest to
the missionary societies OF tho Protestant churches
It's receipts from oil for this work for the last
fiscal year amounted to the grand total OF $780, 950
81. 1885, 100 OF this large amount France alone
tributed 403s 724 $3.50 ooo Increase Of 1885, 04oC
from last year, and more than twice much as has
been given by oil the other countries in the world put
together. Tho other countries in which there has
from 1893, 1857. to 2O3,S $685.; SPAN, from
4, 52SL 10 79729E, Of which a. 460L are y
single Donation from Spaniard residing In France
British Islands Increased from $780, 1851 to LOO, 722f
which Ireland contributed u.s. $751; England, a., 529
49, 1907 and scotland, 2S3 Isl, 056 BY comparing
sccn that the increase Tor the British Isles entirely
quo Ireland, which gave s23. 155 The diocese OF
Casncl Is worthy OF special mention, having contri
butcd 7llr rlppcrary alone sent more than S. 900
The faithful OF Holland have given 0377t, and Por
tugai, 4s, 494f, both increase There IS falling
on for the whole Of North America from
123297L to 122,667i; but, as there has
United States the whole Of this falling on must be
charged to tho account Of Canada But some Of tho
these States those Tor 1875 that
were received late for publication thut year. but
only ortynve Of the sixty diocesos and vcaracs
apostolic that scattered the various States and
Territories OF snis Union have been heard irom
wc may presume that the contributions sent In TOO
late or tho report those oil tho
present year. Besides Canada the other countries In
which there has been falling OIL arc Germany, Bel
GUM, Italy, the Levant countries, Poland. Russia,
Switzerland and South America But Tho prosecutions
70 which most OF countries have been subjected
explain this state things However, The good work
continues to increase
, 1877-10-24

sca-nn drawing 20 ro.s. In tIc natural course
events estrA movement Ennli r HtkrI frr a.
tts stAEr NJ t,r sr1s". u' 'h- HrrTArnr II eNfrn.
tnlIY uHfAIrra IL hrt al" i1t t, lit' N F4lr
ii orr si,rnri than il rhrrxt-r would tA>e hrrn r'.
u-nr ,rmani ~n fairly satisfactory s"h rln.rarri
Gu,ti wAy very re.3cctxs" was
iT!rf T1rvrfrent Of f.rtnfsht NO i'm. vulu,lr
II :usInr*s nnv IN rrssre.. Is h:ht: Esrcrt!nx i!s
rt!uta tn which thrrc rsfAcrcrs u wrakncsa-i -iiIr
tnatk"t In1knlatu- All unantl!H"d1f l1rn t,nr u
ttactrt hI fUInrci tHttttH tl"fr IL H snrIlh torE
eli hrr In liz hali. IL 1ranu.n Iurrr. or nt.'ft"r.
and prize. ar confidently tt.'s!ncd ~ as.unt: u
prints ltlrf9 have tFrn s1utn 'hr1*ca. ma rrEfam
brands heInE rtn,rt III. a. nnpsrttdrncd!y t"N
nrrnrd n Hr arr "terei n e-thr Invest pricetcvrr
kH"wn fr Eosd* IF r'!A merit. lhe Harmony rr'ns
afro hAEr hefn r'dnrril IN AMI ART fAttnE large
sale, Thd quotations n othrr tines remain bcfure.
SxW Torn. -.
KKw Tonx, 0tt. .l.-1tnstn'tt tnnttnurs nnlrk IN
nenr!y ~ department.. eo.tn Rnsis q liKt demand
lInl ste Ar$ rflnta qUrk anil unsettled. McfrnlAf u
fancy prnta Ioblmf At ahct sinRkIs in fstr re-
ahrft. rofihn trru Stode IN stesdE dcEAndt mems
Era Of NDo1tnp dutet,
, 1877-10-24
sAnl Interest.
nY TELEGIRAlR
NEW fGHH.

Th ths Uta.eFl Asssetaffd T,v5s.
New ynnw, t,rt, 2:'.--Gold steady al iroAD
l0.1.. Carrying ra,rs ! to 3, Loans wcrc also
n,atte fiat.
Silver At London, b5td. Here silver hars, 1891
1T g.rtnbacks aud lux In goll. silver cola 3at1s
discount.
Governments were steady.
Railroad bond4 wera dull,
Et4tc aeCurft1ca Wrre Dntct.
The a1nck market WIS firm In early dea1Ings On
denial Of sone of the pnfa,osah!s sutuors current
yesterday. and rFiers advanced kfs1t In zcttts
h,ocks. and ~ ta Cieselana, Columbus. C,peiuna-
Il / indianapolis. After midday weak.r fe.l!ug
set III, aMu there was tvartfon of Y
Gel on rcport& Ut run tn tho l'pton
lime Savings l!ank. The market wxx 1u.nc wbat
unsettled al thr cosr. III pricrs generally helaw
Tie highest punt uf the DAY. but aAt'yo the ule n.
in. figures. Western rnIun ahd Cleveland. Counl.
hus, Cincinnati d Indianapolis were about the
strongest stuckh. and cHai aharer ciusea steady
Transactions lhO. uU0 sharss Vt which {, ,U0tl
were NEW York Central, u.UU0 Eric. O., mo
Lake Share, +, mo Northwestern common. u. uut,
preferred 1,0Uu Iiuck Island. IL. .ON} St Tau!
cuinuluh. ., 0Up preferred r O00 Nhlos, II. Mab.
1Acknwauna. J. GtU delaware j. fiAttshn. j. LDU
Michigan Central. and Al 700 Western uR1on.
Money, ueE7. PrlrnE neTcAutilu pspcE, 7tt0.
Iustulns Ietripta, $iUA, u00.
The Assistant TreasIrrr dlsbussed $967, 600.
Elrarings, so. bN, 0Ot.
f..A Is y
, 1877-10-24

s:s "; :S:; :';:' ;::; Fl r. %s:"1 .
Wnt.sr r rmrI: !nn!.Ian& rrr!r't. ,Fl.r,I,c.
S.s-:M*.I7os!sta ana 4, ~fsk: f,< sss7n:a.3,
dnl and nominal. ssolA~es In E'oi drma4a; new y
Tsax-s,.su.
,a1 IT, t2sts t III, mins i"c' SF'T" and UNCHANGED;
tI,.rs- -HH;;.i:.. H;I:.. VII; ist; hi. s., 1ae!.h', loxsr.
S:s.Mh:;! FL, s:s;s: 81 e f.. .ss;
!:s:$ !sss: ~: Sc x!
Ss%;st %s1,s1+i ;+ts "a "tss sa,sats; r.. sas s9a
asis!: jShi%.; *ia7. l.r, nom.
:ss s:: :s:$:s$: NJ s; @ s
!;sEii! EsMx3YSis! s sa;, as.S,nsss: aS,nsss-e".s'' '.s'
.. a sss sats 5'si ,s
II :':9iss e Sf's" Ss *: }s .
is., ac IT, s,s .ssS sf1 ~ g
'aEt %.'.af-f;ess &C.; ,f%!ss !t"t .l,1 l;ee' *'o7@
=, rygrtt9, 0st :, . 1,: .,e. 6oo
so' -; mscd :ss: 'a,: :aH u,. ,h.t%l ri
ts, w. y,rs 4s' corn 'ade uudee
1NptAsArotts. Oct. 2J.-fLorR-antct and IN.
:s 81 i'' S.' sas sss: 49,
liHDs-<4. 75a8j.tp: trrelptA. I. hH brad.
,, MrArfur.
y Mzsrn,s: Oct. 2 .Gnr!oS1Ftrm; 1nHc: ,s'c,
t3.nD, '~' .A@
others unchanged.
0tr tH9, Oct. 1.-UaAIx-W NuIat; No i sfu
Yankee club. ac cor7I atcadJ: high mixcd, S5c; NJ
rEonlA. nrt. n 9t-i1tnuwfSE+-Act!vc; satc, Of I'm
brls at $l.oG1ti l5u brla Ut stt84. w
COTTON.
GALVESTON. Oct. aA-cnrros-6tcady. mta!lIn,
1Csac; mel FccptA 185t bates, Bales ,7ss, rxprts
|, ,roastw1se. A1J.
Mnn,LK. tct. 33.-Currux -stcaly, 1nitdltnx, to4c,
net tccrlnte, lA7 Rirs, sach- t.Vn; con.tw,se RI
fHaRL.*roN. uct n. J.-Cotrox-qulcf; easier: mil.
ding. iV7t6ttci net rgrcipta. 4s4 bales; aatcs aap.
coastwtSt. ILL.,
| SAVANNAH, Oct. 1s,-CnrTox-putet; nm: mI,,
ding. i0at310 1l'iGc net receipts 48O bales, e1u,a
receipts. h,s7l; sates, 3.ts1.
1'ETROLEUaI.
Cfk1HtASn, nct- 21-rErRnit, ,'N-A[nfkpt nm.
changths Rtanlaf.1 while. 10 tcst, i3.fc.
pITTsnrxd, Uct. 33 3-lsrRnLkrA-Qulet anal q, eajr,
crnic. &! 4a at fArScrs fns Immediate shipments ro.
! aned. Htsc. tlsdciphIa delivery
| TUKFES'rtNE.
| WILMINGTON, Oct 25.~Sr1airs sTvnpxxTfNB-st1Aav
| A. 3tIyc.
, 1877-10-24

ls+d; M. D. ir1 I'd: white. No. !, la,; No. :. - at
c1nh. No, !, l1a +tt; M, ,. l3s. ccfn-So I. 2os:
NJ =. .sHni
l'nnrr,1as.-rnrk. A.+Ga. Lard. 46..
l*1sxnrpot, O,t. u -3.H1 r. .-t'nsl.-wh"at-
winter No. !. l1A I'd. No >. t4 si: snrns. No. |. IT'S
alt No 2 tts ID: white. No. I, 1as ii: No. :. i1s Alt
c'nh. No. l.. f3s alt No. .. I3s corn-So I, ~ ~.
ItraistHfs generally kfrAiy,
fHnrIaloSs-rork. ~ Nsi. T.ari. 4ss 6l
LtrrHrnu'. Oct. E1-T.atrst.-CDrTnS-FErm 6t48
ntf.tAl 'hies ~ mn hsts speculation and cxpust.
2,nU! American. 7,uU,
Yarns and fabfca nt Manchrptcr dnll.
f'KKAn*TsFrs-whent Receipts fur three iaJs, N.
eco 1r*i Arrrican, aa.t1n; t'sMtnrna white wt,ent,
t1s sda1as Id; do e1u 1ea t9s gj, No. ato No. tcrl
weatcrn srrins. ios 2lIis ri, do xtutcr, 10, Bas1
7i Finur-ExiEs Srw York. 7es. Corn~-wcstcEn
mftet. III al nhta--.smetlean. asf734 ed. natlcy =
American. ~ III, feas-CAnndtan. Mas,
CtusER BEgn-AmcrtcaH. 4,4t1&.
rxoxtstoNs-sicns pork. 47s I'll. Prime mcs% beet
ocs 0i. Lard-American. 4ss cd. Dacou-Long clear,
3t's Cd, short clear, 4itri.
GHxEsH-fnc American. 64k.
TAtt1w-4tA
FErHnLErx-9rfsits, ~ ri; refined. 1864.
LsssrEn OiL-aMgd.
1txetx-eomrncn. ~ sdess ID, pale, lsa
srtH,Ts sTrRFKSryk-23sG
LoNrox. Uct+ 2I.-TALLow-3os EI9133pd+
f1HsEEH G1n-aCA 05Saa9,
hxfwtRr. Oct. 7a.-rkrpoLErM-31ss I'd.
The following were received hy the chcaEo hoard 81
ft4,ei
tlyxxronL. Oct, n Prime mtn rosk-Ensscrn,
aas: wti.etn, ~ i'd Iacon-Cun,erinnds 4sa, phort
flbt new. +fs i long cleaf, a eli short clear 4ts
shoulders, i7s ei hAnA I'm Laf1 ft Frnc r1ext
beef. p, India ,t4 beef 97s. extra india mras tu7s
cheese. Bts. TA1ow. 4it.
tuspoN. Oct. =. 1.-fivRkront-WheHt IN fair de.
mAod; Cnf0rn's en'. t3eftiM I'd; California white.
t1s ihalS* trrne. tIsfsts hi. Torn stsonH a 2ts ~.
MAnh Ia %-CAf1eesh m roasf-WhfRt nnIrl fa!F
Age California Jt>, t0rn ttFDnR3 fAF averages Anrt
can mixed. us Sd CatKots on pas1nsc-Wf,cat quiet
Corn Improving, Fair srtfAnc anaIlty Of No. 7rhlcn
osprtus whess for rrutrt alpueat By sill during the
fhlfuS{n6 a1,pt,
!ty Of American tulrcd corn for prompt shipment by
Aaii, IN ua&.30s.
, 1877-10-24
UREADs'rUFFS.

kHAN~h - sp" 1'" Ve~"N@' NH'ft>'' '~'@
na ~n =. nc, io"x9a or decline a. soon :. Tic se,o
ID; s ';. s ';: , ,n T. s
a.. 10 Il. - err r,.,!s st%.
It'll ', d uss. Tss s.es
winters g. mod 10 p,lms brand. et winters. y
:ss :s :s !ss:s % & s ;.sss
an anss'c,s a., low 's,ss sfse .as ,,s " US .s
~ ns.s-was auIe. md easier. s.s W.. ma4s Of 10
Of " "
,es ss "a. Of 10 '''' .
80 ;:: r :s,,s e: r., nj
Ns1t "H'h .t ,.a f11ty afI.o ~ Viii IT Iii. .s,
so:s ; . n,sss s r; tys1 9ss,s iaf, @
viii sSs 4; !ss s.fTsS: ';: i :s
s,rt lt.1. o. - ~ wr,s fSuced +. wv YnrE tsJ
a:. ~ ;eS:i: 81, xsff Il, .D': oS s. t;S ":
i. ;i L II IT.. S Z
!; ~ s!s; y nl:; I
rsse: I 's:tf sss dsssaa I'd
III n"s}Ei ssu,e to to sh!ey III s nsrpose OF III:
;;, @ Z II iSs% sal | .ssas,s ss z,
r. .bl. tsiss III rf!;+. ;,s; s!ssS
hlghsr r. h1.vh H. c n, Hrs,i
II. H. '% s!: .faS sS :?
t ns ~ trhe.I II w1,h rn+at n II iii tirncn ho
Tp.i w ~" rhtrHI j5cs; seiirr Ss,etr nprns II
s.. S = siS xth YSs i ,s s;s:i;f;s ;;1 a. !;
!rei Mt A. q ..lSH , elS.tnx r.. st siSM
~ sei!: j.; VII n. i si.;$:sI S's:iaf !.
h Ils m anH ~ s;.,xy y t II, III III M
q d: 1;H1 I r. ,as 81 II: is Is IL i" d sSa
Iscfse" y n'i tstt ~ an1 w " ''s - ~
Fxx. upst!s Il - t. ~ x,s tnade af At1, bu No Z
xHIt; n .nsiiei H. y '"''e " w y" Nv
~ Mns.t-Maa n Eop1 " sta, " "" M.1nn ~
L'saef @ 1 WI,hu M, 10 Al st. isM Il III Nd
"ts i; simpss 4 81. 10 III IL. ~ Sossd az.
.1iIsxIWss unte sStsrs and stIgnkss
& ih. r. H nr t.an .ninr .tt"Invun itrTroo Nv
au. .itnK E sn rs erp va nnr y.
WA !dnlrn ntt, & Ill tx ~ ss,. nj ~, In ~,
ss sx sr! % .ers .xsf
sttJ t'e NJ heinx lr!t 10 s.ts q @ WIN ~
aIfpnxet fts41nH ~ tne y
ns vi ,a .,r !. x Is m ~ tsuI t e ILL.,
ss b. Ill Of III c,,n nsi Been Gashi hei",s.
hs.; r :: c.~t s :ef a" 80 ss u ; II;
shot.s asss nlrd tt,r ihte mouih: rsi:. hosenhcr
oI<ne u t4c sou sf ~ -. Kcsa - tts.. avg e,
ecata ~ nHss xtstts4'4. ri s..I,st H.7 II
ss94ys ssTi mon;! .sa a 4 el.*'a4
;;Ss!s II 4 + =, M G. 4
" ~. , n 4, III ~ ssnpfs II {t fihc On
ts,st; ba no sf'a' '7aS' ~ s9e % <Fk 10
"tIIAf3-wefs auist ani esste1. The receipts wtra
, 1877-10-24
REAL ESTATE.

The following Instruments were died fot recoFd
Tnesday. Oct. ~:
r1TT rAnr&ET.-
iuttanh ~, ai9 n nf Thirty .thtdst. v I. 24E
l3a a s ,'stsd . e. e. = -
y71{1In II, dated urk. acknowledgements. 1e3
hs;traHsf; e.1im Il. d.tsa pet' "a r........... 7np
Former 1T. 10 Il " uf clinton II. . I. 3sr
Haato H. dated tlrl. "a; ..'.::;;..s:: liz"
t1sntx ~ aaHr icv' ~ .,.,..',',,....... % te,nfo
annrm nv rErT ttNtrx. WITHIN 4 KAptf:3 oT sKTES
NtEEa or TttH rotRT. ndrsE.
inn'snn III ~ dnte uct. IL a2so
, 1877-10-24

t,4.T74 eclfrr octotrr. *l2 70 ncer November, Anil
fj?.'sl seller .fannaFy.
her, tAistska ~ fnr the trAr, and g. for an!ary
Sales 40 F1a1 for Otturt anal fR ~ fur JAhu'
wnc.s "a: aaiet mi s.:ss so.:ner i .cl :: y @
ii ,u't. aud trrsd !, i.uS4. iash sn;,i "t on
Corn ~, aaIct an'l nrmcr. Snrem,~r s,ta A. Nc
Inside January quiet faac. And Ncthber 1t +&t
tst, ~csr quiet Al o3s.s.a6e for october Or SoEcu'
her. January shd
, 1877-10-24
LIVE STOCK.

CArTLE-Thrse not much life In the cattle trade
Scstrriar. hut the quetud4 ln,F: tho result Of
lack Of rsrablo stuck than Of want q: interest on the
part Of unyes. alt eatscs Of whom were wr1l repre-
pentc. aud ecrmlnRir Learout to Invest. The receipts
wers again snsil, ,-tarey a.nO head. -Rnd composed
tor hn most part Of class Of tock rot good cnnnsh to
meet the requirements at The EAArrn ttadt. tDct the
operations Of shippers we're necessarily rrftstefed.
few hlndrcd ne 81 of tue rf4t sUrt would hare met
with quick safe slightly hcttrr pFlcch Than prevailed
lat wcek Scw FORK hA.iag nosrd up pes and other
EAstrr m markets aAn belax reported more favorehy
than for 4 humber Of d4Ts raat- ff What might ho
cIasse good uAtts eert thers wese not to exceed
4oo he nj 81! told. while with two three c1ceptuns
thtrt were sales of native cattle &bose s4.61 Tie
highest figure obtained wa &. TO- for taaI ps extra
corn, fed Cn.orndo Hfers fhs larger part Of tho sup.
ply toukittel ut CoIofnlts. TEXANS. 1d native
Ths hst f thf.e were taken ~ thfnnet. and The rst
ptalaMAH F4iw1, Anl inferior mixed iUta sold n
xITlts H. y. e1nnn 10 cpod snt Tetat tltr1usI,
cattle At $11t4 ~ H. .totkcfs At "a 7s&t -. .hnh
.sRsi .s.sa t. ssass @ VI. s i a'
s..r. ns.,c+-e;r..is s%s1,'ss .se1r, "s!sltns 80
cInits a1 Utesss1 fns, IL, .sI formed j. %
Yrar. e a'yeAf.od steers weighing ,,251
inf /. ts'fo l.7y ss..:....::.:..:.. -. 4Ioa4.5o
inx t.irHl u Ing hi:.:........:......... aSoa4p
Misunderstanding T. eon!'nnn @ m 4 steers and
wcighins MI 10 j. in ~. ..:.:.;, 7.so13.1s
to 10 a.oo2o.25
GHiis and HalaHax .trtra...... ......... 1tda2 10
Te1hS-ThruHEtl DRIVER. Z. 1.iNk$I, 10
ttas-Pcr 1Ui NJ stustiyr.h......... .":,. 1.boii0j
, 1877-10-24
Sterling exchange. bankers bills, A9.p{.

rONEftiN.
Loxros, t,ct. ~. Amount Of butIion withdrawn
from the Nauk pf England on balance TO day,
E]0 00O.
Rate OF discount In crcn m,rtct for 2 months
bills. ~: below ihr Hank Of England rate. ~.
C'nnsnis, n,nl.ry, nnd Ace0nnt. ~, IL. lt.
Lni,cd sta.ce bond---itis. 1914: hG7s. 107t{;
1n-4Os. 1O1G; rtw IA. ioI's: New York Central,
IW,l;; E.Ir. 1874; preferred. a..
PANS, Ott. 2J.-ftcntts. lu3f 42.ic-
, 1877-10-24
COMMERCIAL.

The following were the receipts and shipments
Of the tea!ns articles Of produce In lhts city dnr
,ns the swenly four hours ending Al : o'cl'ek on
Tuesday morning. and for the corresponding ufno
last wear:
, 1877-10-24

374 tu wheat T.160 tu harley; and adcercasc OF
Hs0, II, In corn .l4 M, bu oats. q. 0O1 bu rye.
TntAi tccrrarr, 3!II, 9i1 bn. The abo<r noted
quantities Of hard wheat Inc1ude ii, ,:s56 bu No. l
Minnraota and =, 4ni I'M Sn. Htar.
The following wrrc t1t, +1crk+ of grain In New
York:
, 1877-10-24

IitEle--Ibc rcrInsa Rxntn remarkably lkht fOr
lh' ttuIt Of yrar hut ~ tr scanty swppy known
hn tlr r'alt Of tho hcsry rails u lRst wreck, snd
10 l,o' IN ~ losrr rriec' a tl9 opyntn4 u tnr
arkr hnllrst entertained nEe.sJ nr,n ftewt and she
r1es. !" wel s,. .!sr hnt t"~afa NOON tIe nar ~
irWrnx IT th.i drc1inc. Th'!s, ws* srty lltle ds-
h,anf EiarrM arDmn nur sl!tt nrA rateEs
supply tls eIp.s of t.e .y fnuu causl',rraln SIM II
vafees ssr ioukea f aud leals generally seem 10 re-.
gard further .nrlkagr lu yh!nrt teEshln tu ccHr
Exira wefu at g. INa4ithe hulk II fa.tlt1. IS !0r
atu Erh ics. 4hd al <3Fkt1 :, cuslnon 10 eltcs
hrAyy weights. SktIM. flferttr nge. l0ts ani or1i-
Mnafy eAlxnn 1ItEs suII At ~. II <@.73.
, 1877-10-24

DRY GOODS.

Since oar previous sepors the soods market bas
pseAenled rather 4ulel sspect not quiet pared
with vruef asons =, like period bus qpix& In
pal&ea With The aeysrs eesdsns vsska VI shs sutumn
, 1877-10-24

HOG rROrrCTs-weFe generally dnlI, but averzxti
nruer. though hoEs weto quoted eAsler and lvrsra"
rcnurtet decline Of 81 In lard and Ud In ratf. ThtFe
wss not much demand here except far octuher r'rk.
but holders veru Arm hsvlng great quantity OF prod
uct to offer. .... .--.. @
Nsu Tokr-was quiet but ssroneer. Thtrs VA
aomo ryrasnrs to nn shorts for thu month"; and tho
price advhncea s7s@&c per hsl. Without sales whlla
the longer futures werc shout TIC per bri higher
eales we're reported Of 25e urls stllcr November IT.
70; io htta trcr the year At s17 ~ t2H; anu
j. TO hrls scller January II &Ilef<Al3.67A Total
g. SCu brls. The market closcd hrtn at Fla 4c2H.s'
seller oc.ober or round lots spot, ga 7va e. 7s Tor
November: a.: IS seller the ytar' and s12 @s
i7.67& seller JAnu4fJ.
txI.-Wsa arct: esespt fer 1anui,,5 .aa g os1aSt re-,
sssa:' III: tts";,:
f. !, stss@Sst III :es! s".sy
:+ ss 4; e s's;s + ;:s;s;! ;s!
y s t s%,s Nth 1ans i!,,s
s:ss se:ss !" e. ?fs :.i
S' &C. 4 m 1: .1:"iS;t; fss 6s n ~
Il: s;:;$. i: ::$s: ~:
S;s% Sss: *; y" s:%;zs sz 4; 'isas;;; s;; \;
$:;:;!;: ::;;! ;:;:;::$ss ;::;::::::: Il + &
sn,i Ss :s ei::i; a. sae e..a 4c .s
etoI,st. nsttdc tur ,seebcr. anil Gtfs7e fut 1anls.
n}c III l51cd, s~eet.tirkie hsnss. llsx o,sc 20 sell
s'sHss DeaSer @ 'sS Ieea sScalds's nss;ass
4asAt4lir. ,,..,.,<. o..
7hort Ti,a w ts4{c tor surt clears 1tsG fiAn fol
hAEpa a rAny1AcL AfI s1rt*d.
f;HFA4K-Naa uuIrt RI S 47A.. = :.
itKEF rf..,UtIC-rs-Wrru ~ NfAdy and autns as SO n
ain for tufAst &I.fQ9li.t3 fer extra meat anu
STALLuE quoted At 7<ta7tc for city. and NJ,
7ti fur country, Bklc made Ut $50 tfs - INC.
, 1877-10-24
1877. f. ia7H.
1871. l th71.

Withdrawn iron, store dnrtng Monday for city
consumption: 1.g14 bn wheat, 5000 bn corn,
9, olt bu oats. !. 7ss bu nc. 9. ba0 ha barley.
Tho following grain wAs inspected Into ftosc In
this city yesterday morning: 60 cara no. hard
whent. 1 cars No. 9 do, II cars No. spring, 0l
cars No. do, IN cars Nh. 4 do, cars rejected
t1Ga wheatl; IN cars high mixed earn. D0 carr
and 1. 900 hu No. do, Is cars rejected, 3 cars
no Frnlc t1:}H corn); 25 cars white oats, 81 carr
Mo. 2 oats, 3 ea, rejected t'o onta); cars and
l. eON bu No. rye; 10 cars No. +. barley, Is cars
No. Z do, 7 cars extra do, 10 cars feed th7 bar.
ley). Total tl.3 cursl, III, coo bu. inspectcd
out: BS. f.B ba wheat lJ3, H70 bu tuEn A., HOS bu
oats, 1.Giii bu rye. II. 40 bu harley.
Ifow much No. 2 corn 10 there Aow In store In
Thu eity?
In store last Eaturlay, ga n7t
lnapcctcd In s!nce.s ~ .Ou
, 1877-10-24

TREASURE EXPORT rnoA AAN FRANCISCO.
The HufittEH gives table showing the coinage
and shipments Of tho precious metals from San
Frnnc!tco for tho past ninc unnths Of the current
year. Tllty arc: ane gold. 81. .Ja. COO: aus I'll.
vcr &R, All, 500; silvrr coin, ST. 074, D0O trade
toilnr,, 81, III, 100: Mexican dollars
S...l7. 100; cola coin, s..., s!B, zoo; euld
dust, s1i, 300: total, si5, 1o1 400. Tho HsAftiu
adia: There ptatIst1rs would not be complete
without giving ths principal destinations and the
class nf treasure sent 10 these destinations. Fur
The ptlrpo-r Of condensation. VIZ include thu
amounts sent to Japan With thoao rent 10 China.
Here nre the GEurfb.
, 1877-10-24
BY TELEGRAPH.
FOIsEION.

FOREION.
Spee4a1 paea1cA to 7As CAtcdge TrtAun4.
LIyR1r<,ol, Oct 2t-ll:O !. m.-GgA1a-Wheat--
WlutsI No. !, Ills ~; So. \ los VII sptipxt NJ. /,
, 1877-10-24
RAILROAD TaME TABLE, !.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS,

EXPLANATION OF nEHHntHcE Msnx8,-% sstur,nr
fDsly. ' eNseP'co'
CHICAGO &: NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY,
Ticket oncca 81 C!ark.a: tStloEnan IIouse) and Il
the dtp1tk.
, 1877-10-24

TotA's......slA74 74t,Mn scs. Coz, ,4oo s7l4,nn
All the bullion In TIM n{nl column went to En-
rope. witla the eUfn in the same column vas dth-
trihnted with Central America. Nhnnlulu. anl
Tnna,na. most of It gplnR IN Central America. snh
only small lot Of 81. 400 to fanama. The pro-
torton4 Of coined And uncolncd bullion arc 4s fol-
lows:
a;uIl hulIgun gun,.,,,,.,,,,.,..,...,8 I.c8l, ,3n1
silver bullion ............ ,:Hs-S L. Tt5, eo0
tiuld cntn. .A............... -. S1i. sAl
t}U.,rsktc silver rnu. ......,,., 10 AE.HAt ~ -
fJfet4n silver coin. 3tI19.tn]- g. aSS.:H0
lat. lVJ $s,. vi. loo
We cpent quotations, as tlltra IL variation In