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VALLEY OF VIRGINIA.
AUGUSTA COUNTY.

No. 46U.---Over seven acres of land,
in the most desirable portion OF Stanton.
Large brick mansion, elegantly finished,
as good as new, some IS rooms, halls,
porches and Closets; ceiling Is feet high
marble NANTES, above and below stairs
water and gas in the house; situated IN
beautiful grounds, Ornamented with shade
trees and shrubbery, there being over 20
varieties of shade and ornamental trees,
commands a fine view of the city and pic
turesque country. 1t is rarely the case
that SO desirable home can be obtained.
Price and terms to suit the the times, and
will be accommodating.
No. 466.---l00 acres of land, situa-
ted p miles north of Staunton, two-story
wood dwelling, out-houses, fruit trees, etc
wood in abundance for farm use. A bar
gain may he had in this snug little home.
PrIce-$3, 500, one-third cash; and the bal
ance in one and two years with interest.
No. 436.---29O acres, half in Han
over and the other in Louisa, about one
mile from Green-Bay Depot, on the c. &
o. railroad, good frame dwelling, five
rooms, and a number of out-buildings, fine
orchard, wood and water in abundance
This farm will he sold very low, some
81 ,1l0 cash; and the remainder in one and
TWO Years, with interest from date of sale
until paid, credit payments secured by lien
on the land.
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+. f. Self err, Of this place, is tax
ing orders for the most reliable Nurseries OF
Rochester, N. Y, for Fruit and Ornament
al Trees, Grape Vines, Eve greens and
Flowers, of all kinds. He is making II
specially of taking orders for new variety
of Tree, called the Russian Apple"-the
best for these mountains. 1t succeeds in
t. e Northwest. where most varieties fail
The orders now taking are TO Fall
Planting. Ifany one intends planting any
thing, and Mr.. Self ker should not call on
you, address him at Frostburg, and he will
visit you.
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BAD BREA Ill.,!

Nothing is so unpleasant, nothing so
common as bad breath and in nearly every
case it comes from the stomach, and can be
so easily corrected if you will take SIM
MONS LIVER REGULATOR. Do not ne
elect so sure remedy for this repulsive
disorder. 1t will also improve your appe-
tite, complexion and general health.
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| deiNc W tue NEW sCuool uiolllOt, anu VI
making arrangements to pay the
teuchers the amounts due them.
ELEcTIoNs.-At the regular semi
monthly meeting of Frostburg Lodge,
No. $50, knights of Honor, last Mon
day evening, tho following gentle
man were elected officers to serve
the ensuing six month";
D.ctotor-Walter Edwards.
Vice Dictafor-George M. Grow.
Assistant Dsctator-John S. Kid
well.
Reporter-W. H. Koch.
Financial Reporter-Horace Beall.
Treasurer-B. Stern.
Chaploin-Daniel Krapf.
Guide-C. W. Oder.
Guardian-John Ort.
SentineI-Conrad Ort, jr.
At the regular weekly meeting Of
Frostburg City Lodge, No 8S, knights
Of Pythias, Wednesday evening, the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing term of six months:
Chancellor Commander-John NJ.
Oats.
Vice ChanceNw-Elward NJ. Davis.
! Prelate-John Colby.
Master at Acknowledgements Bowen.
TusteeS--D. Armstrong, Alex. T.
Recknor, George NJ. Perdew.
The Chancellor Commander ap-
pointed Thomas ]. Williams and John
A. Thomas, Inside and Outside
Guards, respectively.
The Keeper of Records and Seal,
Robert Tenant, jr., Master of
finance, ]. W. Fallon, and Master of
E1chequer, John 7. Lewis, hold ever
until first term in 1878.
Alta meeting of Frostburg Mountain
Lodge, No. 80, A. F. & A. NJ held on
June IA, 1877, the following officers
were elected to serve the ensuing
year:
". M-John Reed.
s. VIC. M. McCulloh.
j. Violin Davis.
Secretary--W. H. Evans.
Treasurer--Tho,nas Mcneil.
Tyler--Robert Puder.
At regular communication of Al
legany Lodge, No. l57, A. F. & A. NJ,
Barton, Md, on Monday June 25th,
1877, the following officers were in
stalled for the ensuing term:
". MA. Mcdonald.
S. W--Richard Phillips.
j. W.-John Marshall.
Secretary--D. R. Porter.
Treasurer-J Somerville, Sr.
s. D.-James Stuart.
j. D.--A. Reese.
Tyler-T. B. Powell.
At meeting of Hiram Lodge, No.
lO3, A. F. & A. M, of Westernport
held last week, the following were
elected to serve as officers the ensuing
year:
W. M.-J. H. Fisher.
s. Wv. G. johnson.
j. VI. D. Beck.
Secretny-W. Klipstein.
Treasurer Grimm.
Wednesday evening, Goth inst, Off
GERS of Georges Creek Valley lodge,
No. l6l, A. F. & A. NJ, were elected
a. follows
W. M--John B. Douglas.
s. W-Torrance McGee.
j. W--Samuel Nichols.
S.-John NJ. Boyd
flames NJ Sloan.
7yler.--John Kenner.
The same evening officers of Lonacn-
ing lodge, No. SOL, knights Of Hon
or, were chosen, as follows:
Dictator--Robert Matheny.
Vice Dictator--A. B. Johnston.
Assistant Dictator-James Little.
Guide--Robert Boyd.
Reporter--Duncan Sloan.
Financial r: porter-James Murray.
Choplaaa--Rev. W. H. McGifert.
Guardlon-James w. Nicklin.
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READ Mr.. Self ker's business local.
The pleasant suddenness of fire.
cracker explosions already breaks upon
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-06-30

CHILLS AND FEVER, HAZARDOUS
FEVERS, BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
RESTLESSNESS, JAUNDlCE, AND
NAUSEA
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ALLAN LIME
STEAM BETWEEN
BALTIMORE EE.EVERPOOL
Calling at
HALIFAX and QUEENSTOWN
Each Way

Gaining Mt
HALIFAX and QUEENSTOWN
Each way.
The splendid Screw Steamers ofthe above
Line will run as follows:
FROM FROM
Liverpool. Baltimore.
Nova ScoTIAN.. May 20, June 20, 9 m
HTbERNIAN... June q, July 4,9am
CASPIAN........ June rs, July IS, 9 M
Nova scorAN.., July 10, Aug 1,9am
And henceforth every fortnight, taking pas.
sengers and freight to and from Liverpool.
Steerage Passage to or from Liverpool,
Glasgow, Queenstown, Dublin, or Belfast,
$2S, Currency. Very best accommodations
for Storage and Intermediate Passengers.
An experienced surgeon is attached to each
vessel. intermediate and Storage steward
esses carried by each steamer for the pur-
pose of attending to the wants Of the fe-
males and children. For further particu-
lars, or passage tickets to and from Great
Britain, apply to
A. SCHUMACHER & Co. Baltimore,
in Frostburg to J. JANDOHF,
June 9--y Main Street.
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WEATHER unsettled.
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PILEGL

How many suffer torture day-after day,
making life burden and ro3bing existence
of all pleasure, owing to the secret suffer-
ing from Piles. Yet relief is ready TO the
hand of almost any one who will use sys-
tematically TIE remedy that has permat
ncntly cured thousands SIMMONS LIVER
REGULATOR, is no drastic violent purge
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-06-30

BgAll persons desiring further
information concerning the properties
above described are invited to confer
with ]. B. ODER,
Mar "a Frostburg, Nd.
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E. Schumacher the leading druggist of
Akron o., says, I'VE always recommend
Prof Parker's Pleasant Worm Syrup, in
preference to any other, because we believe
it to be the best remedy i, our stock"
S Id by Mcneil g. McCulloh.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-06-30

OVER indulgence in eating and drinking
whereby the Liver is dlsorsanized, and the
system deranged The suffering result ng
from dyspepsia is very terrible, and the
sooner the patient CAM get relief the better
There is no remedy SO eff ctual for the
cure of this disease as Simmons Liver Reg
ulator
ID. B. Dobson, NJ. D., of Deer Park, Ala,
says: II have used the Regulator for eigh
months, and find it has cured me entirely
of dyspepsia. 1t is the best medicine ev-
er used for that disease. or, rathe r, it Is the
only one that has proved satisfactory"
AS tonic for aged persons, or delicate
people, at any stage of life, DaCosta's Rad
ical Cure has no equal. 1t is acknowledged
by physicians to be the best blood purify
er and liver regulator in existence. Sold
by Mcneil & McCulloh.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-06-30

A STROKE of lightning during the
storm of Wednesday morning SILVER
cd a tree near the depot.
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PIEDMONT REGION.

Prices Lou and Titles Uaquestionable.
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New Advertisements.
WILLIAM BRACE. BENZ A. RICHMOND
CraCa & Richmond,

ATTORNEYS ATLAW
Office No. 4 Washington street,
June J0-tf CUMBERLAND, MD.
corpo. alton Notice to Taxpayers.
A LII persons paying their Corporation
~ taxes for the year 1877, on or before the
31sT DAY OF JULY, 1877,
will be entitled to discount of per cent;
from July 3lst to August 3lst, 4 per cent,
and from August 3lst to September Both, 3
per cent. By order of the
MAYOR AND COUNCIL.
Test. S. METzGER, Clerk.
June 30-3m GEORGE ORT, Bailif.
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Market Review.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY
ID. II. Sloan ~ Co.,

DEALERS IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
Corner Main and Church streets,
LoNACsNING, MD, JUNE 90, 1877.
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PURELY VEGETABLE,

The Cheapest, Best
and Purest Family
Medicine in the
world !
An ehfectual spe-
cific for all diseases
of the Liver, Stom-
ach and Spleen.
pnr,,1,to{l.n1, Iva,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-06-30

Regulate the liver
and prevent
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1877-06-30

O''oT no oOy, JVy, IIdPPy UIC VIC,
Benedict
Benediction-Rev. w. b. Edwards, d. D.
The young ladies acquitted them
selves very creditably and much pro-
fciency was shown as the result of the
years study.
The school is reported to be in Aonr-
ishing condition. with prospects ex-
ceedingly bright for fine attendance
next session.
, 1877-04-01
TO RENT-IlOUSES.


,ro urx~ xnny1SE<
| 1O 1hEN A-fAo e's'A4.'s =.
| ,.. .,,~1 ru.p.ruay 1r.R TurrE,
o kEaI-AAi - 49, ;rir h.sansn1 hnr"r
toonA furnac dxturcs: boiy nrusfss cs1:rts M II
pattUr and three sIon ualu 4u CAT
T1asr house: owner. Address " lrlbnne oEce. -
14,out,vTEr,04i NAY D3 Is TO 0f,T T. 4 FIiE.
| ntshcJ hiu.c on the lake shore rear PrsFie- -ay
references given ant required. Address Il. Tr1o-
| uDe office
| iro pFST-A FIKsT.CLASs FURNISHED HOT7sE.
! Thrcr.storr and hascment sfnnr .frnnt s1frhiran.
az, south of sxteeuth.st; billiard IsSie barsia1.
I'll rnHdcrn fEnrnvrmtni. fnr nns ~ TTG rears: VIII
az, az ~. rnt ed ~ ho.rdin9honse sdaress TIN,
une o1ce.
| rv,o peyr-E-- AV0 GU 117CHIC - 7V a 70
! - N.inr nj .s "a W.
/ ----.~- - ~ T.. - -11@oI ..oe1.
1 f{NO EEST-loN AND 1907 pKAfEIF-AV COR.
- neI wentYs!xtl,.st: Of n1tsen ana 5welve rooms;
| - 1.Vecl Il h4.uploeEausnte. ~ lnq0lse ~ l<O0.
1 ITO EENT-rIfE o.ST0Ry tND NASENFNT
frame uou.c furnished or nn furnished an Calumet
ar ali suoEern I'm nrnremcnrs. viii scfi nr nnrr ~
" 49, e-s---,..- - .,ot . ~. .oo. -
, 1877-04-01

y,,o RrST-Dy !. c, SAMPSON 4 CO.. SUCCESS.
1 ors to Wm. Sampson Co., Eea! Estate aud kent-
Ing Agency Ill LaSn!!S 81, na9 nooE' ot's BLOCK:
99l AlchlGaa-as.+ IL FoomS luFuaee ana
barn =, 49,. ... r.. e.. - ,
sos Ncniean-aV 9'stoEy Stone 1loat, Ia EooHls ana
haru-
W ~sn.5 Aa'91-' AA'o's 'uo oAee'1t. oteh' l.
rooms. $40 month.
IS and 81 vernon aF, @'ftofg and 0asemtns octagou
bTlck S93 ~ month. .-. $500 -
t021 Michigan av-, 2'et1ry fEame- Foons, S31 so
mouth,
stone fronts III rooms each, -.
lGO9 IEalrie-av., Groom house and furnace. SIS
mouth.
657 Wa5aah.Af., large stone front house. II rooms.
Large 3-story front residence on Michigan ay,
near S3xtcenh,st 10 rooms; house finished In hard
63 Wabash ay., 3.story and basement bflck house,
WEST DIVISION.
40 and A LaAtnst 3story and basement stone front
houses II rooms each and barn. $50 and SIC month
each.
Six stone. front houses corner Aberdeen and Van
Bnren-sta,, ruolHs each.
Three new stonc.frontz on Adans-s1, near l.oomts
63 rark'ay.. large frame, 10 rooms, and barn, $50
month.
So Sonth CsrpenterSt., large BRICK house. -ooMs,
only $65 month. ... ... .-
Northeast coract OF Adams SC. and Ashfaud-av,, q
story and basement stonc front
NORTH DIVISION ...
3a4 Chicago 3Story and basement brick. IS Foous
all ln fine order, $50 mouth.
S3l Chca.o ay. 2.story and basement brick, rooms
ga Indiana story aud basement hsck Is rooms
656 North LaSalle 3sory stone trout, 10 rooms.
, 1877-04-01


houses 10 excellent re?air having during the pa
month anSe5sons tnoreasn 1enosal9p srsnEaol
ofE C. COLE. ls4 Drarborn.st- ~''~''-<
1IO observation-disclosures ST.. NEAR tL1SC0Ls
q heS'
ea,se. 1si oaiis Aea, 10 a L.
TO IEET-A MODERN FURNISHED HOUSE I
m .4 4 SeF a aaa %e.1 ;Ss1'R
h5S1nsAETWEyYht S5s5: y Il e ss +
REXIsso 70 ;s1
house. Apply 1t 2ss West Wszhineton.sl- 80
sEons S'toty and basement hoose i9 Ps,seetn con
bBSn s. sf'' 0'fn
RIO EEST-TES-aooM DRlcK hoIsEs: WITT
A5ee5.P 55en 50 70 S. psf month: Eoon ',Ga
E G%TTASE r. oYI Of q Sx a. R33,, Koss FD
soutS Srceas 4g1.' 70 'S owner Oh 'I' pf'tu's ~
T70 REYT- -DEsIR1RLE DWELLISG-HoUsE5
snisa asana Dosk a'es eseo'n 70 L.
RIO REST-..sToKY- BRICK HOUSES on THE
ss E. seo ST. z g ~ y u e monthly pay
iIW RENT-HoUsEs NEAR UNION -FAnK AND
E6i!f5R ESEta1iT. 1T Sd s. s'' 50 So JOHN
Tso EExT-FiRsT. CLASS H0UsE0N WEST WASH
s oo% saa stun' SCI
L ca1ti5.sts. So hpaIy ii u 81 We.t Iaks.st IT,
no RENT-TNE BRICK HOUSE p SOUTH NOR:
location Apply On Tie Corner next south. t~''
between HORNE and Lsavlt' Inquire In the
no EEST-FIEE swELL-FE6ST BEiCK HOUSE.
5a!ass:; lie ~ hoass d r. si;y 5or ie pee. 81
, 1877-04-01


WASTED-To HEN1'-pY SMALL FAMILY o.
w adults medium sized house party fu3l,sbed
board owner and frY uthers: West Side; hest refe1
encts. Address !. Is, Tribune ol1ice.
, 1877-04-01

IJTANTED-TO RENT-MAY 4, COTTAGE C0V.
w tat1inE good rooms, lower part Of ho,se.
rent not exceed {l5. Address CHAS. MARSTON.
West I.1Ee.Et
, 1877-04-01

NTASTED-ToR REST-rGt;SIsHEDH HOUSE. COZ.
w venient to business. Of party who wishes ii,
property we'll cared for. at nominal reut; best OF rerr.
rncc Eiven; children; rent paid In advance, Addrest
q 81 Ttihuee u.ifrc
The New York herald., 1877-11-18
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.
Kw YORK PRODUCE rxcnAsG. nEpon,

LIVERPOOL, Nov. IL. 1877.
Cumberland cut steady ~ 45s. short rib dull 4ls
Ga. ss Gu. "sis a.
Beef India mess duh ut 1905. extra mess steady at
steady As 3D. Taiowms city dull 4os 3D. Taspea.
g. Sn a ''ay M At & ea sS"s, sS a.
I'd Lard oil dull At AIS FiourExtra State steady At
as M o 50 sS winter du
dali at 2es. 81. cottonsesd oii-Yellow American
xlxcIsc LANE MARKETS
In the Mincing lane markets. business this week ii
s6ie has been duer Tie preceding one sna where
redaeon There eculative demands svenst eur
.a II: the
Continent, i stu unsettled. sugar has become
Ne depressed poIn. q last Tea Is inse,ve
!. ss
half this month. coffee duh common qualities
Ga.e Sns for o
to ss oo tSs sss Of TSss
for sapere ut tie recent low rates spico is generally
slow.
FINANCIAL
the LONDON STOCK xxcnAScE
LONDON, Nov. IL 1877.
market assumed distinctly hrne today q rday,
and the quotation Tor three months bills advanced to 3<
a. sm s M' ss' wSss hs
view 10 diminishing The supply or not sons
extra agency has been At work for there is
Gold from the Bank Tor trsnsmis,on
Canada by New York, which ! o
due directly tho New York exchange being sO.
80 The ansms of eagles would pay
bin involved In the operation could be discounted
three per cent Tho remedy which the apk must apply
and probably Is applying Is 70 max. such Operation. n
that figure On Change all exchanges with tho exception
or Russian, were In tnvor OF this country -
Tho Econonisf The market rates OF discount this
week have tended luther upward. and to-day tfiday
there sudden jump the quotations tor three months
bills being 3 to The bans s reported
be taking money out OF tho against consos
and other securities the apparent motive for action
havinR been the withdrawal Or GlUUUOD worth OF gold
eagles to-day The New York exchange is point
which allows OF the OF bar gold from the
ke and the abstraction om the eagles stock
OF which is believed 10 be large. The renewed and
sR export of .oid for Egypt besides
ais the Continent has assisted tho rising OF
money Excepting decline IN Russian ana IL somc
home railways unusual, slight movements have TO be
recorded the toek Exchange tkts week. The settle
engrossed attention opening; tho Issue Of
Russian loan and temporary on the Paris
Bourse were the next Dcacnts Subsequently further
and somewhat general ial relieved to extent on
Thursday afternoon the issue OF tho Bank which
stronger than had been looked for left the
without much change balance, the tone
being dull decided tigtness Ia the money m ark
Business vt present is dul. constrained and cogged
The New York herald., 1877-11-18
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market Dull and
Irregular.
GOLD 1O2 5-S A 1O2 3-4.
Government Bonds Firm. States Steady
and Railroads Still Advancing.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
iOLD 1o2 5-S A 1o2 3-4.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
Money on Call Easy at 3 a g
9 Per Cent.
WALL STREET.

VI
SATURDAY, Nov. lisp ~
To-day's business simply added ono moro link to
tho chain Of dulness which has bound together the
operations OF the week. Manacled as the market is,
here was, nevertheless, a bit OF gliding bestowed
upon this mornings fetersd trade. which frightened
up matters considerably II was applied In the shape
ha rather lively speculation In Michigan Central aud
Delaware and Lackawanna, but tho days assaying
showed It to bc OF duplex composition, for while TO
sho bull it proved to DO OF virgin gold, to the bears
twas the basest OF Dutch metal. In word, very
decided the OF the day, with the actual
'csults OF pleasure or pain as one happened to
be bull or bear Michigan Central took tho
cad in activity u point Of time, opening at e3 ris
Ing to 65 but losing some OF the advance at the close
The old and familiar Stock Exchange game OF 'Bruin
IN corner" was again played today but the interest
In the sport but feeble and chiefly observable in
mild attempts to place short stock at sixty days
sellers ontons and TO buy regular stock against It
difference Of la per cont Thus few sales wero
made at 59H seller sixty and 64H regular, and q few
moro ut less important difference Later In the day
Ipccuation shifted over to Delaware and Lackawanna,
II being understood that Mr. Keene had taken hold OF
The stock and had invited his friends to battue. And
rather pretty sport he showed them, for
prices advanced from ASK TO 80.
but at this figure tho game represented
by the bears) seemed to be pretty well killed of,
the quotation fell back to Ask, though somc snap
shots were made at wandering survivors, with good
results as high as 491S at the close. The remainder
the list without feature, It being lot carefully
alone by the magnates OF tho Market though the Ex-
change court people are believed to have sold out
with their usual turnveren agility, whilo some 5000
shares or Lake Shore said 10 have been spared to
lhe market by party OF the name OF S-th. Money
pn cali remains easy al q 9 per cent, and tho bank
natement, which exhibits favorable increase IN all
hems. seems to boar evidence that It would continue
10 remain so.
OPENING PRICES.
Tho opening prices follows:-Gold l02H;
Western Union, 79 Lake Shore, 67A; New York
Central, 1O7; Michigan Central, 63H: Rock Island,
1907; Delaware, Lackawanna and Western, 4s1;
Delaware and Hudson Az; Morris and Essex. 7511;
Eric, l0k; Ohos 0,s; St. Paul, 347S; do. preferred,
ts7S Northwestern preferred, 65ss; Illinois Central
73ss; Hannibal and st. Joseph, 13K; do preferred,
R0h Quicksilver II; do. preferred, SO; Chicago and
Alton, 49, Chicago Burlington and Quincy, 1925 Iron
Mountain. TX; Alton and Terre Haute preferred, Is;
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, 231<.
The New York herald., 1877-11-18
Y.3O To 2 p Al.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT STEADY; FUTURES CLOSED
BARELY sTEADY-FLOUR UNCHANaED-wHEAT
LowER-coRN LowER-oATs DuLL-wHIsKEY
QUIET PORK QUIEr-LARD EASIER Pr
TROLEUM DULL--OILs sTEADY-sPIRITs TUR-
PENTINE QUIET - RosIN QUIET - COFFEE
QUIET-RUGAR FIRMER-FREIGHTs QUIET.
FRIDAY Nov. 17-6P ".
Business was moderate almost everywhere to-day,
as usual Saturdays. On 'Change 1onr was quiet,
but unchanged. Wheat and corn wero lower. Oats
wcro dull. whisKey was quiet. Pork was quiet. Lard
was easier. Freights were quiet Cotton the spot
ruled steady; futures closed barely stoady. Coffee
quiet. Sugar frmer Oils were steady. Petroleum
was dull and spirts turpentins aud rosn quiet.
CoFTEK.-Thc market for Rio was quiet. We noto salo
In baltimore o. 500 bags Rio Spotless. private
terms Mild coffee firm. We quote Ordinsry csrgocs
15c i5s fair do I71c good do, isc prime do. lsc
. 19c. extreme range for lots l5c. 20l4c; Santos,
fair good, l7c . l7Kc. GOLD, 90 days; Jaws. gov
ernmsnt ba.s 22c 23c; do, grass mats, 22c.
. 24c; Singapore. lsc. l9Jsc; Ceylon l7,sc
l0c; Msrscsibo. 16c. lshc Laguayra. I7c 1yiac
Jainaicx. l6la lsc: ST. Dolningo l5c 15ac; Porto
Rico l7c lYc Costa kica, lie l9Lc Mexican, 17c
19c Macsssar, lSc. l9lsc Angortura 17c. lYc Sa.
vanilla. 16c. 19c Curscoa 15Lc IKE.
COTTON the quiet but the market ruled
steady Futures duh aud closed barely stead
official closing prices to-day, compared with fridays
asf0 49,
The New York herald., 1877-11-18
Excess Of re-
serve above
laUnl ron3nta


serve above
legal req'nts $s.s7S,575 s9.7l4,S25 Inc. $685. 75o
sTArx BONDS
State bonds at the Board were dull and strong with
sales con1nsd to Ohio Of 1884, Tennessee old aud
do new series, and Louisiana scvcna
RAILROAD BoSDs
Railroad bonds were strong aud generally higher,
with tho following changes compared with last pre-
vious salesAn advance Of x IN ONO and Mississippi
consols aud Lehigh aud Wilkesbarre cousois. "a IN
81 Louis, Jackson and Chicago nrsts, ST. Louis
and Iron Mountain nrsls Chicago, Burlington
and Quincy sevens, 81. Paul &C. And NJ divlson,.
and Toledo and Wabash frsts (St Louis division ex
matured couponl X In Union Pacific sinking funds
and u In Great Western arsts of 1888 Tex coupon).
There decline Of X in Now Jersey Central con-
vertibles and 1s Union Pacific nrsts
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Nv neat was dull heavy and lower. The spot sales
aout 100 bushels 81 81 Tor No Milwaukee, VI 80
No Minnesota, VI 40 Tor red Canada in bond, 81 535s
vi 5S Tor white. For future delivery 5000 bushels No
red winter sold ut I'll 43 The salss ut tue hrt call
900 bushels No sprny Tor January, a. 81 Y2x 3voo
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The following the highest and lowest prices OF

Money on call, after lending at per cent, closed
Ats per cent. The following tho rates Of ex.
change on Now YORK at the aforementioned places TO-
day:-Savannah. buying u discount selling x; Cincln.
natl, fair demand, par, selling 100 premium; Charles.
ton, easier, u a-l6 discount selling par; New
Orleans, commercial X; bank u discount; st.
Louis, IS prcmum Chicago, par TO 25 premium; NIL
waukec, par Foreign exchange was dull at l. Sox
tor bankers sixty day sterling bills and 4s4 for do.
mand
THE COLD MARKET.
Gold opened at 1921 and closed at 102X, the OK.
OF tho day. The carrying were 10 per
cent
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ceved during the week average OF about ST. ooo 600
national bank addition 60 the receipts OF legal
tender notes. The local circulation has increased
an average OF Sl2i,oo0 The following Is a compari-
son OF the bank averages Of the last two weeks:-
Nou 10 Nov. H. D.Gercnces
Loans so35 96s, 800 x236 30S. 800 Iuc. S340, 900
Specie .. IS 764, 500 ~ 45G, 500 Inc. 692 900
LEGAL tcnaers 3sbO3 400 39. .3S2 900 Inc. S79 500
Dopostts - le3 557, 800 1896 sol. 500 Inc. 944 200
Circulation l7,720, 200 II, 900 Inc. 1ai.700
Tho following shows the relations between the total
reserve and the total Iiabities:-
Specie - SIS, 764, 800 $l9 45s. 500 Inc. S6o2, 800
Legal tenders. 49, o03,4 400 3o3s2 9O0 Inc. Si9.5O0
Total resve s57 2e7 900 $5s s3s 700 Inc l57l 500
Res've req'ed
as't dep'sits As. .3S9, ,325 49, 12j,375