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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-08

:; A dispatch from Salt Like City to the Ne"
York Herald says that the estate Of Brigham
Young will b. sworn under $4,000 900. and
that extensive litigatious will grow on! o! !ts
settlement. The dispatch says:
The belief is becoming general here that
there will be DO election of president OF the
Church at the conference. which meets on II nr
9th of October Dext, as has been aot!c patel. Inc
twelve apostles have power to exercise supreme
control; and, with all their love for the methods
Of ancient times, there remaics amons tnem
sufficient of tie leaven Of self goVeroman' to
prevent entire submission 10 another au!ocrat'
As the Church has. during all Its past tNtor9,
been held together By the concentration Of
power 10 the hands of one man, there are these
who see in this proposed diffusion oil It dtvis
ions likely to result in the downfall OF this great
modern lheccracy."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-08
A Petersburg paper chronicles the advent of

A Petersburg paper chronicles the advent of
q new tobacco bug. Wherever their bills per.
foratc the leaf, it at once willis and dies. These
bugs are about the size of an ordinary chiuch
bug, and have small bill similar to that seen
on the mosquito, only it is longer When
bruised, the bug emits an odor similar to that
of the chiuch bug, while it's color is of a dark
red Il il said to be very tenacious of lite, and
is found 10 large numbers 10 some localities.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-08

The London Standards special from Rome
contains The f,lIowiug: The condition of the
Pope's health is not SO good as it has been for
some time past Ills limbs AFRO partially para
lyzed, but 20 immediate danger is apprchend'
ed. h resumed bis audiences on Thursday'
The Liberia asserts that the Nuncits have been
instructed to Inform the Vatican Is to the pre-
yailpg opinion relative TO the ncxt Papal cleo.
ton 10 the various Countries to which they are
accradiicd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-08

A writer in the Farmvic Mercury thIrkIt
that tho conservative party Of the State has lnt
filed its mission, now wants CONSERVATIVE re-
form party" and suggests Stale ticket rs
f)Ilows:
For Governor, James Barbour, of Cupepei;
Lieutenant Governor. NJ. G. llarman, o! Au'
eu,a, and Attorney General, P.W. Mckinney,
OF Prioce Edward. The suggestion will not,
We feel sure, 6nl any lodgment and the gentle
men sought to be hattered by the uso OF their
names vii! be the first to repudiate it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-08

The Paris stores are to be closed to day, NJ.
Theirs funeral being considered as national
mourning. The evening papers publish the or
raneemens for the fuueral procession, and say
in conclusion that the patriotism Of every clti
zen is relied upon for the preservation OF order
The Liberte says troops will be massed along
the whole route. Detacbments will also &C.
company the procession aud bivouac behind The
Cemetery of Pere Ia CHASE. NM. GreVy, Jules
Simon aud other eminent men will speak at the
grave
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-08

The August plumber Of the Masonic Eclectic
edited and published by G. II. Ramey, e;q, OF
this city, has been received. 1t has varied
and Interesting table Of contents. This work
deserses to he literally encouraged.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-08

Captain +. Edwin Belts, OF Northumberland
county, has been nominated for the State Sen
ate over Judge Critcher. W. NJ. Walker, esq,
of Westmoreand couoty, has been Re nonl'oat-
Ell for the House Of Delegates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-08
The Strikers.

HoncGdal,, Pa., dispatch saya tho farmer
and residenta of small Villages in the townships
Of tia: county are organizing vigilance committSs
for protection against the 1aiding strikers.
Pennsylvania specisl say the strikers OF In
Lehigh region have resolved on general ~.
rising if tho military make tho thrcateneI -"
rests. Five thousstd members Of secret order:
are drilling with weapons in HYDE Park, suburb
of Scranton The Molly Maguire5 arc trying t"
induce railroad employees to unite in q genera!
strike, September 18th, but railroad men &c
had enough of strikes. Tho miners in the btu
minous regions o. Clearfel1 county, threaten t
strike for an advance in wages. corresponding
with the advance in coal. A party Ct di:Guis.i
m en- recently visited the cottage Ola msn nant"
Gcoringer and compelled him to kne!l Al!
swear be would not resume work until the strIk'
ended similar affairs are happening in different
parts of Luzerne The dissatisfaction amoEG
the members Of the Locomotive Rrotherho"
relative to the management ofthe organiz '!lon !:
becoming general. Engineers and liremhn :"
the Pennsylvania Northern Central and Ph,-
adelphis and Erie Railroads favor sevcring con
nection with tho Brotherhood, rather than co
operate in the intended general railroad strE"
September ID
The late Sioux chief, Crazy Horse was *
feet 10 height, slender, light 10 color and about
thirty.two years old. His cheek bones were Dot
high, his features were small aud decitr, ITS
expression was gentle AID sad; he WIS taciIurn
and absent minded, but reckless daring on I'd"
war path AMI magnetic l1luercs over lis
followers gave him prominence among The nos
tile Sioux
The heal. officer ut Fernandina, Fla. acknGw
lodges that the sickness in that city Ii yeli""
fever. Savannah will quarantine all Trans 81
vess 70 from that place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-08

The President has ADVISED Laag:ton tina
political speeches in Ohio a-e incompatible will
his position as Minister to Hayti. Poor Lang
stOn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-08

The bcalth Of Arch Bishop Bsylcy, of BaItl
more, is improving.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-08

The Educational Journal Of Vlrgiui for Sap.
tember has beeo received.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-08

Washington specials say Indian Commission.
or Smith takes consular Office. It is rumored
Francis A. Walker succeeds him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-08

The heal officer ut Fernandina, Fla. acknH"
lodges that the sickness in that city Is yelio"
fever. Savannah will quarantine all trans 81
vesso's from that place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-09
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT FIRM FUTURES CLOSED BARELY
EAsIER-oATs HIGHER-wHIsKEY NOMINAL
PORK DULL-LARD DULL-PETRoLEUM
DULL-oILs sTEADY-sPIRITs TURPENTINE
FIRM-RosIN IN FAIR DEMAND-coFFEE
sTEADY-sUGAR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. STEADY
BUSINESS FAIR.
THURSDAY, Nov. SO p. NJ
Business was moderate to-day. On 'Change -four
was slow OF sale. Wheat dull Corn easier, but active
Oats active and higher Whiskey nominal. Pork dull
Lard dull. Frcights moved fairly. Cotton on tho
spot was firm. Futures closed barely steady. Coffee
was steady. Sugar nominal. Oils remained steady.
Petroleum duh. Spirits turpcntne nrm rosin
fairly active.
CorpEE-The market for Rio steady The sales were
1000 bags Humboldt, at IKE 1000 bags samo Mt
l75nc, and 90 usk, private TERMS leaving tho
stock In first hands 1887 bags. Mild coffee was
quiet and steady We quote Ordinary cargoes, 15,so
LOO fair do 1885,. good do, 1875. prime do l94c.
iolsc; for lots. i5s<c 2c Santos fair
TO good, i7hc. isc. gold. 90 days; Java, government
bags, 22c 80 do. mats 22c. 24c Singapore
1s1sc 2oc.; Ceyon l7lsc. I9sc. Marncaibo. 1870
Ioc. LaguayrA i3c. i9tsc.; jamaica lie q 1890 81
Domingo loo l5hc.; Porto Rico. l7zc 2oc. Costa
Rca Ito 100 Mexican, lsc lohc Macassar, 1870
zoe Angostura. isc- = DO sAvanilla l61sc l9c. ;
CorroN spot fairly active ruled arm at for
prices Futures opened points higher under bet.
vices from Liverpool Reports u heavy rains tho
points more but before the close Of the advance
wasosl The market closed barely steady with the prices
showing an advance Tor the day OF from 10 points The
onc,s cosin priccs to-day. compared with Wednesdays
MS i0iiows:-
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY NOVEMBER o. l877TRIpLE SHEET

do lumber 10000 feet Canal shipments Barley 81 100
bushels. lumber feet .aa on e.%s i,o ar ss o
sssbsls corn ssslo,o DO, 0s': 5000 70 do barley
Flour steady, safe. 100 vi. ancasasea .a:ss
sssss White " w.san on psass
II sss s ss III :..ay s: .o s.ss &
mixed western, In lois - sac a52kc Oar. and
Pys terms s'' s a
a. ss1sy s e. Lard a' . nae ice Ss
sss Xs~ YsTs sl,S.d s.sls' sns.sp s,sS
sssa 5000 a ssa%ss.s ,S.s. sss"SS
ss'as s 81 S sssa:a % r Ssss
5000 bushels, barley Is:oso DO ,sssip.s y sarssd
oats 5000 do. rye. 1000 do, 80
Flour nrm Wheat closed nrm: No. white Michigan.
s. ss's; extra do ~ amber M,shlssa es'e :, 81
80 rod winter. s. seq NO do cash. 81 ass; seller
s. Ss con- closed dsli high %issd cash tsse So
4die. new. atc damaged. +lse. new. 4o,sc Oats
= 80 u sS sess,p's-F,Su,: 40 sSis Wheat,
asScc DO 10 '0'' wheat 1900 S'''''' corn"
81 Su :,essy and agesanssa %hs., quiet and ar@ red
DUET but Sa At s Sic OLA s 's a.S @
sta 5s .sa o s1sy in a ss IA % prime ws
Lard il good demand, rendered - ias: settle.
DIS se clear 9S s''s s'ass sides. 9sa
@ l s ss,s n s. ss .ssa
dcrs, 4hc Sides 6hc 6ilc. hams sc. sSsc whisxey
steady ~ 81 W. Butter dull and unchanged quiet
and unchanged. Hogs quiet: ~ - Hght,
" 80 Is 90; packing. "a 80 - rs; butchers - 81
"a 30; receipts, $500; shipments 100
Chicago Nov. =. 1877.
Flour quiet but steady Wheat airly active and shade
higher; No. Chicago spring 81 u75,. cash. No. do.
81 o6.. cash; ~ o5is u 81 05sa November; 81 o44
VI ufa, Defenders No. . do, 81 oA ~ OIL; rejected.
Viz, November; 4i1sc 4isc; all the year; rejected
421sc Oats steady aud firm; 241c, CASH Like. Decem
Der; rejected 2iae. Rye steady and irm al 53,sc.
2o5l4c can ooc december Barley steady and nam ~
$i3 IS cash; Sl2 10 November $40 IS $i2 Az, De.
cember and al the year Lard fairly and shade
higher vs. ias cash; ~ 10 - rs. November; - De.
shoulders, 5c.; short rib 7c; clear Tie whskcy,
81 o5la. Receipts-Fiour. 1000 bbs; wheat. 5000
barley $1,000 do shipme.ts-fl Flour Il 90 bbs wheat
1000 do AT the close Wheat nrmer at 81 05 81 o5
Novenber III 04s December Corn easier and Nc lower
steady unchanged Pork steady unchpnged.
Lard ensier, but not auotapy lower; Irregular -
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

UALyksToN, Nov. 2. 1877.
Ordinary, reGc Net receipts. 1910 bales sales, CAT.
Stock O6.7o5.
NEW ORLEANS. Nov. q, 1877.
active and strong; mddng. losc low middling
loo good ordinary. Sac. Net receipts. 1892 bales;
gross 4l5 Exports ureat Britain $50
2,2J2 salcs 1000 Stock. l27,859.
MoBrLE, Nov. y. 1877
Cotton nrm; midding. lokc. iossc., low midding.
0zsc Ice good ordinary. Dsfc Net receipts 2Iil
bales Exports constwisc $50 sales 1000 stock - 7oa
SAvASsAm Nov 4. 1877.
Cotton nrm quotations reversed midding IOlkc. "
niiddny LOG, good ordinary, Disc. receiDts 3n2D
gross, 4,2oI Exports eoastwisc yl sales 2oL
stock 73,J55.
CHARLESTON, Nov. .. 1877
Cotton Hrmar; udding. iohc a lOesc low middiins.
osc good ordinary, lusc- Net receipts, $3.50 bales
salos. 1000. Stock. 7S.JS3
Flour unchanged; sales 800 bbls. Wheat .tcady and
unchanged Corn qiict. sales oil No ut J5bc Barley
In good demand; Sales 2O,UJO bushels no. canada at
sc 1000 ordinary do ut Sic 10000 do. by snnpc.
~ ~ 1se 2pOJp do by sample. at 7Sc. sc 1000 No
Eat TIE 70lsc 300 do by sample. ~ 1Cc TIC lUop
do. BY sample ut 7Sc 1000 do by sample. a. 72c Corn
meal, mlfeed and canal freights unchanged Lake re-
ceips-Wheat 1910 bushes. barley. 2uuuo LILO
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sry 200 at osc 600 at iIiio 100 at iiIac 900
q ioc soy ., oae 40 Al ii3c. 90 st y. i3c..
700 ~ IL l4c 300 AZ IL &c., 60 l. he TOO a IL lla.
LOO a. y l0e. 100 AZ ODE February 800 A. l24c.
100 a. ii;23c loo a. u 2oc 300 a. ii24c. i.lo0 nj
200 a. atoe 100 At y &c, $500 q itic. 900 a,
llioc. ooo AZ il3sr- April. 800 li5Oc; May, 400
ll6oc.. 800 nj il55c June 500 ~ ii.sOc., 600 u
Isle Toal. IL 100 baeA Grand total. SO. 100 bales.
25io bales ca New Orleans ssi2 Mobile. a.il2
nab. 3O2s; Charleston. $3.50. Wilmington. 100: Nor
folk. APPS baltimore. 10; New YORK. I63; Boston,
l,ii7; rhadelphia 1863 Total. 22.o2S: This day
last week. 81 713 This day last year. 27371. Total
since September l. ssiol4 bales 20 last night Cot
ton ireights closed rs ioowsTo iiavre. by steam
compressed. To HAMBURG Dy steam, ic compressed 10
Bremen, oy steam. %c- compressed. To Liverpool Nd
NY steam; by sail t4c.. compressed
FLOUR Asp Enthusiastically ~ SJ7 bbIs. wheat.
SOo9f bushels meal. $40 bbls. and fy6 sacks:
corn 33sO o2 bushels 364S2 do rye s5lO do
ley. IA Asa do barley malt 7io do Flour quiet.
but unchanged The sales, including State Western
southern we're 1000 bblA AT the annexed quotations
Rye Hour was quiet and steady with sales Of 400 bulls at
full prices Buckwhea -four ruled steady the sales
800 bags State and ronnsyvania - 30 81
orn meal ruled auct tho sales about 600 bbls
nd suck Va nuale -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-09
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market Dull
and Weak.
GOLD STEADY AT 102 rs.
Government Bonds Weak, States Nomi-
nal and Railroads Strong.
MONEY ON CALL EASY At ga 6 PER CENT.
WALL STREET, I
n a Ii II 4

THURSDAY, Nov 6-6P.M.
While something was added TO the bulk Of transac-
tions to-day there no Improvement In outside In
terest sufficiently strong TO wipe away the stigma OF
brokers' market The same dog-eat-dog condition OF
things continues and IL is only question OF time
10 how long Board members will remain fat enough to
teod upon each other. exceptional break in Erie
which carried the price from IL at tho opening
TO 6k in tho first half hour, afforded speculative dish
which relieved somewhat the scanty spread OF an
otherwise threatening Jour mdigre and proved CRATE
full sop to many a hungry Ccrberus In the shape OF a
commission broker The information that iorc-
closure proceedings were being taken in the
matter OF tho Eric road came 100 late
yesterday 10 affect the price OF the
stock, but ict In full forco this
morning. with the result noted above subse-
qucntly, when it was realized that the proceedings
taken In tho Supreme Court must be simply confined
to such portion Of tho road lies within the State Of
New York, and that the States OF New Jersey and
Pennsylvania would have hrough their courts) TO con-
tribute parity OF action tho price recovered to OK but
failed to hold these figures at the end by about halt
per cent Doubtless tho States referred will act In
harmony with New YORK and that the foreclosure pro-
ceedings will DO perfected but delays may occur and
objections be made, and thus sufficient be
offered tor sharp fluctuations before the supreme
mopent Of dissolution arrives So therc s insig-
nihcant, but very potential, 'ii'' In this matter,
thore is In most affairs OF life. Tho stock
jobber has It upon his lips rs ready
explanation for his unlucky ventures and the theolo
gan, possibly medtating upon the fact that t Pha-
raohs army had boon equipped with Boyton's SWIM
ming not only would It have escaped the engulf-
ing OF the Req Sea- but tho whole etory Of tho
Exodus been completely changed. With the decline
In Erie followed decline IN Lake Shore Western
Union and tho granger sharos-to loss degree how
ever, and chiefly In sympathy with II, although tho
Silver and Anti Resumption bills spreading like q
upas tree over the MARKET killing credit and conf
dence. Alter midday affairs frightened up somewhat
and general but fractional improvement took place.
Dealings are, however. confined TO the small traders
who ''make tho market" Tor the time being-who IRE
SIMPLY journeymen working for their daily bread and
who OF no moro Importance in tho durnal revolu-
ton of speculation than fly upon the wheel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-09
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

BxRBE-FERSHEAD.-lp Brooklyn, October "a. n
the residence Of tho brides mother, by Rev. Ebert
Clement, n. s. BEgBE OF New York city, TO NARY A.
FEgNHKAD
DopGE-ANpREws--I Brooklyn. on Wednesday,
November T. at tho residence OF George T. Ripley. BY
Rev. Charles Cuihbert Hall, RICHARD J. DoD0E 10
JANE A. daughter OF the late Professor j. Andrews,
formerly OF Troy, N. "
FULTON -CowELL--At the residence OF tho brides
parenlE, on Wednesday evening, November 7, by the
Rev. Alfred II. Moment, WILLIAM A. FULros to anna
L., younger daughter OF Sas II. and Sarah ". Cowc,
ali OF this city. No cards.
Albany IN. ~ and Orange county IN. ~ papers
please copy.
Observation-Disclosures Wednesday, November
T. 1871 at the Collegiate Dutch Reformed Church, cor
ner OF 9th av ana 4Sth St, by Rev. DR.. Thomas 3.
Hastings assisted by Rev. DR.. vcrmlycn, CHARLES f.
HEUBERER to ANNA NJ, daughter OF George " Amer
man, all of TINS city.
kASg-DouGLAs.- Wednesday, November 7, 1871
at the residence OF the brides mother, by tho Rev.
L. ". Bancroft, Mr. HESRY Il. KANE TO MISS LAvISIA
Is. DOUGLAS, both OF Brooklyn. No cards.
Southern papers please copy.
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ASSAULT WITH A LAMP.

Justice Ferry, OF tho First District Court, Brook.
Ign, yesterday committed George Bennett, Of No.
Luqueor street, TO jail tho result OF injuries
inflicted upon his WIFE, Tho prisoner Quarrelled with
his spouse whiic intoxicated and struck her on the
head with kerosene oil lamp cutting the scalp -
vcrey aud slightly iracturing her skull. The woman
was taken to the Long Island College Hospital.
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lowing wero the changes compared with last previous
sales:-An advance OF y In Milwaukee and 81 Pnu
&c. and NJ. divsion), " in Michigan Central sevens
and Lake Shore consos, coupon, hrsts; y In Union
Pacific 1rsis and St. Louis and Iron Mountain hrsts
and }. In Northwestern gold eghts There was a de-
cline Of X in Northw consols
RAILROAD EARNINGS
The gross earnings for October 1877 and 1876 the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-09
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
The closing prices OF Philadelphia stocks were:-
MINING suAREs,

The following wero the opening quotations for min
Ing stocks at San Francisco to-day :-Goud 4 Curry,
s. Savage 81; Cholar Potos, BIZ Ophir 10; Hale &
Norcross, z; Crown Point, s.; Yellow JACKET, 0; Bel
cher, o.; Virginia Consolidated, 20; California, 81;
overman, To- Raymond Ely, 7h; Best 4 Belcher
Is; Kentuck, on; Union Consolidated, o; Alpha. liz
Sierra Nevada, 4; Mexican, 9h Eureka Consolidated
AZ justice, 12h; Utah, 13: Jackson, &
Tho closing prices Of mining shares In san Francisco
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Government bonds were active to-day, the prices
however, declining In sympathy with the London
market. They closed steady At tho following quo
tations :-United States currency SKIES III l22;
do. SKIES, 1881, registered, 1l0h 1101; do do, do,
coupon, HOY a1l0x; do. do, 1866. new, registered,
l05h 1o5%; do. do. do, coupon, 1861 1861; do.
do, 1857, registered los 1854 do do do, coupon.
1851 10Sj4; do. do, 1865, registered ITO l10h /;
do. do, do, coupon, ITO a HOY; do ten-fortics.
registered, l07k los; do. do coupon, los X los Nj
do. nves, 1881. registered 1861 1o6x; do. do, do,
coupon, 106k 1903; do 4r's, 1901. registered, los
1857; do do, DO, coupon, lolK 1861; do. fours.
1907 registered 102 q 102h do. d. do, coupon,
lo2k 1917.
THE FOREIGN MARKET
Tho London advices report tho Bank Of England rate
Of discount unchanged at per cent. Tho bank Loaf
e513 600 bullion tor the week ending yesterday, but
the proportion OF reserve to liabilities is IS 1910
per cent, against 81 pcr cent last week. Tho Bank
lost 100000 bullion to-day on balance Consols ad-
vanced " per cent United States bonds werc weak
and declined v to " per cont, tho latter 4h's ana
lS67a Fro sold down TO "a and recovered against
IL At the close yesterday Tho preferred, which
closed yesterday at %, opened at ak, TO % and
dropped to a. Now York Central steady ut 1O7.
Illinois Central declined por cent 10 a. Al Paris
renes advanced TO 1861 SOC. The specie In tho Bank
Of France shows decrease for the week Of 7.S0oOo0
The closing prices In London were:-ConsoIs Tor
money and account s6h . 96%; new ~ pcr cent
bonds, los 105H; nve-twcnty bonds. ofls67, 1osk
1854; ten-foriy bonds, l0SA nves, OF 1884, l06sS
Erie common shares o. do preferred, 81 New York
Central, loo5s; Illinois Central, 75h.
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds were quiet and strong, and the fol.
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

PRoviDESCE X. I Nov. g. 1877.
There Is little Improvement in the printing cloths mar
for extra 0x0l ana the same less cent tor good
standards. Prices firm at the close.
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lc:lj 70 1880 A. NJ.
$1,000 U 5 5-2o. 9. '67. iosx
20nUO do. .......... l05R
10000 q y SIS, l040. r. lu7H
1900 v = 41s's. Q, 81. 1904
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HIGHEST AND LOWEST.
The following the highest and lowest prices OF


THE MONTY MARKKT.
Money on call lent at per cont to-day, the closing
quotations being u per cent. Tho following were
the rates Of exchange New York a. the un
toned cities to-day Savannah, buying SIG 4 dts
count. selling u discount; Cincinnati fair de-
mand, par, selling 100 premium; st. Louis,
II OF; Chicago, so go premium; Charles
ton, weak, 5-l6 a "a discount, n, par; New Or
leans, commercial 7-l6. bank u discount and Nil
waukee par. Foreign exchange weak especially
tor demand bills, the rate Tor which reduced from
4S5 TO 4S44. Actual business was at about 4so for
long and 4 S3X for demand sterling
THE MARKET.
Cold was steady at l02zs throughout tho day. Tho
carrying rates wore 4. 2 AZ and 8 per cent.
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BIRTH
DIED..

B.cKua Lon Thursday, November 9, Mrs. Charles
BacKus, oi daughter.
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sFourth week estimated
decrease owing to exceptionally heavy rains.
GROSS EARNINGS FROM JANUARY l TO NOVEMBER
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y than half grade above below the grade
Quotcd.-
toton UpanLa Alabama. ~. OrfeonA 7tgaA
Ordinary va va va Wa
Strict ordinary. lOta Iva lDa 1859
Good ordinary. lu3s lua lOa 1Ox
Strict good ordinary 10 910 10 9f0 10 Lille 10 Tile
Low middling. 10 1915 10 1918 10 1916 10 1919
strict low middlinS 10 1919 10 1919 III I-l6 III l-l6
Middiing.. Tx TX llA Tx
Good middling III J-l6 III 5-l0 ii 7-l0 Ill Tie
STREET good middling 1fH liz l1K 1ix
Middling lair III 1915 IL 1915 ~ 16 IL 1l6
Fair. ......... IL % 10 IL o-i6 ~ 1910 " Ii-I6
-staincd-Good ordinary, 91sc strict good Ordinary
1usc. low miidln., lOssc, middlng lpi4c Sales oi
spot cotton
7o.Dov. Last Epg. Ttaa.
ConsumD OF ion. .....4.............. 5Jg Uls
Included In the 100 bates arrive Delivered
contract 500 bales For future delivery the sales
as follows f esterday after r. M--aovember go
bales 10 Doc. 800 ic $500 at III Ole, 200 IO2c
Dccember 100 At lo9dc 100 At iOg7c January, 40 at
1lU2c, 800 llO3c 100 at Ode, $40 III OJc Fe8-
ruary 300 IL tuc.. loo nj ~ 7c March, 300 l2c
200 ~ ii.3Dc, 40 at 1I3c. Total, 7.7oD bales
To-day up to T. M-Novenbrr, 100 1T 11t-c.. 800 a
iio7c foo At io6c. go At iooc;, 100 at iLioc 100
n. 18th ll.O9c., loo lIlOc. 100 li.uHc..
200 a, Lille, 5oo At Lobe, December. loo
Zoo a, y4 ~ 400 a. !, loo ~ !, a. 9Sc.,
iLO6c, soo ilV7c 400 q ILV5c. 200 lL0. Jsnu-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-09

The following quotations based American stand.
Of classification aud cotton In store running
y than half grade above below the grade
quoted
can. T,DLfu fsfyu<K. " OrJern
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-09

Total 2S roadsJ 1929 So 1873 594 l4so7 ssso7 ss4
Increase earnings. .......... Sl5,7l0