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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-11-05
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

c...., ,.,u. ,o,<. G ;L Nov; 9 1877.
s5dis.sy, ssssiS;ss Esssr::Srs ss the
GOOD sa s.sy ssd" 10y Ts,ds s.ss %
to ga Sales 300 Stock < i's%ss
Cotton Saiss an. md. ea,y mids'InF l9 iox
Ss s~sS sales 's sssss 49,
Cotton dull; mdding 1919 70. piadlns, ios s.ea
the Continent 4o76 coastwise, liza sales,
l54l Stock, 81, sa6 : 49,,
spirits Of ,upcn.ns Arm =. soc strained .osn Suls
and virgin $ 80 Far steady So - ''''" 'D
TOLEDO. Nov g. 1877
Il ssA extra DO 81 %; amber Michigan spot. November
49, a. sps., Ssys%s., psssasss ), =; 10 red
%.S"ss u Is p So ...a ~ s du ns mixed
;sHser .7s RessRss, new 4as
eloysssesd. 50. Keosp.s-four 100 bills; wheat 1900
Eear. 400 Dbl. xhe.. bushels. corn ssoo do
oats 1870 do.
lou, sssdy sales go Dbl: gfss apshanssa Wsa.
ess :. 81 80 j., Saossd j, !. & @
OILS No. s2s do, SIC sage Oats rye md
.t
sss.s bush n
e.. p9ra ESQ $40. bills %a 1897 bushels By rsr'.d
BY canal to iids~aser-wass bushels eern
q 100 DO oats 20 tao DO barley 74o d. BY railsosa
do OATS 5000 do barley, 1000 DO rye, 400 do.
OswEGo, Nov. 3. 1877
Flour unchanged sales TOO bills Wheat steady; 40 /
Milwaukee club, 81 ~ No white Michigan 81 4: white
Wabash private terms Corn steady high mixed, 57c
No a6c rejected Soc Barley dull sales 10 900 bushels
No: 2 Csnsd. at 75hc.. 5000 do No 1, from Bay
Canal freights-wheat and peas &c. corn aud rye.
Tie barley, 6c. to New York &c. to Albany lumber
$4,000 bushels. Canal shpmenis-Corn 1870 bushels
barley SO 800 do lumber. 236,oO0 feet.
CIsoISEArI, Nov. 3, 1877
Flour duh and unchanged Wheat dull red 81 10
gu but steady at 27c Jlc Rye hrmer 5sc co.
Barey in far demand 52c tor good Western spring.
Posk steady at Sit so. Lard in good dem
dered So 10 - I2a: kettle ~ 10 50 70 Bulk me ITS
clear sides 7c, all loose. Bacon firm short
clear sAc., packed. whisNsy active and firm at 81 or
gs steady and firm common. s. 30 a. 80 light 81 10
- 90 packing ~ 90 ~ u.s. butchers ~ 80 "a 81;
receipts, 1850; Shipments $40
CHICAGO, Nov. 3. 1877.
Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat dull and n shade
lower; No. Chicago sprpg 81 o5 81 O5 cash ST. 0f3
81 O4f November; " U31i December; I'll U3 all the
year; No do ~ o. II U2; rejected 93c Corn dull,
weak aud lower at 43c., cash; 429se 42sc Novembcr
sOc all the year; rejected, 4lc. Oats fair demand
bat lower: 2inc cash; 235&c December Rye easier at
rreruar; options higher and cash lower Si3 I2s cash
aud ali the year si3 sl2 e2,s January Lard easier
December and all the 81 10 IS I2 January Bulk
meats dull weak And iewer shoulders sac short rib.
ss ,ort sS. rs swsi.tsy doll and ss at y o.
14IOo do oats. 5000 DO; ryo, $500 do bar ey,
5000 shipments-fIour, 900 bns wheat 1876 O06
bushels corn $4,000 do; oats. $1,000 do; rye. 5,aoD
Al hAFA
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
Review Of the Week-Dulness and
Stagnation in Wall Street.
THE GOLD AND MONEY MARKETS.
The Course of Investment Securities Govern
mcnt, State and Railroad Bonds.
WALL STREET,

The occurrences In financial circles during the past
week were without spirit or signfcaton The lion OF
speculation which has been rampaging for the last
three months has suddenly tanned down TO the NANCY
slothtulness of \ "snow" animal, and only emustes
the sucking dove in the gentleness OF It's roaring
Prominent among the reasons for this change Is the
detection OF Mr. Vanderbilt or rather his reputation
Of all stories which have attributed to him the posi-
ton of chief trainer In the speculative menageric.
Lacking the ''strring up" which his wealth and
influence were supposed to be exertng upon the
ket popular interest subsidized, and small operators
who were "disappointed in their man." scuttled out
OF the arena and of their stocks at the same time.
So Il came 10 pass that Mr.. vanderpilt's "cardu
acted like q purgative on prices and depleted
the entire share list II did even more, for IL seemed
TO check the willingness to speculate the part OF
large operators and In this way initiate period OF
dulness such as has not been witnessed since the
CONNIE ncemcnt Of tho bull movement In July. An
quietng may be traced to the proceedings
In Congress in regard 70 the Resumption and Silver
bills and the doubt to what effect will be produced
upon financial matters by this legislation. Hence It
is not that speculation will dwarfed
until these disturbing factors are eliminated from tho
problem either by conclusive action by being
passed over until next session. Again, the
diminished receipts OF grain at the great
entrep0ts have been Disappointing as showing that
the Western farmers are less wise than the typical
burned child and likely to repeat the folly Of pre-
vous years by holding to their stock OF cereals for
higher prices In spite, however, Of the apathy which
has fallen upon tie market prices have held up re-
markably WE'LL tho not decline for the week averaging
more than two points and with final quotations
pointing toward recovery. Pretty much the entire
business was confined to Western Union, the Wander
bit properties and the grangers while the OF tho
list empty OF Interest as the head OF Banquos
ghost was of brains Money call ranged from per
cent 1872 and interest. the high rate being due 10
the calling In OF loans in anticipation OF November in
terests and dividends. On Saturday, however. tho
price Tell back again TO per cent tho release OF
FUNDS banks ami financial Institutions and under
the existing quiet market, is likely 10 remain easy.
TRANSACTIONS
Tho following table represents the opening highest
and lowest saes regular way, OF tho principal stocks
during the past week, together with The number Of
shares dealt in
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THE WORLDS HOMAGE DUE STANLEY.

FROM the Panama Star aud Herald
Late dispatches announce that this brave and hardy
Rdventurer has once more emerged from the African
wIlds and ~ safe alter having passed through innu-
merable dangers and hardshpa hls return may
almost be considered as that OF risen from the
Dead for few people entertained the hope Of ever
Ing or even hearing of him again II Is therefore due
10 such pioneer Stanley, following the great cx-
ample OF Livingstone, that tho world should unite
do him honor. IL may be considered matter OF
small importance by many whether Africa is over ex
own small affairs may fail 10 appreciate either the I'M
mediate or remote questions involved Ia the pc
ect knowledge OF that vast region which alon be
gained through personal sacrifice and individual de-
votion To the cause Of geographic research. 1t is sale
TO say that the vast majority OF mankind have very
little interest In the matter ana that they read with
Indifference whatever the explorers relate The Niger
the OF the Nile, the Wild sayages tho
natural wealth OF the country and a hundred other
matters, correct knowledge OF which would add
greatly to the fund vi general inormation
upon with no more interest than the specul at0ns OF
some dreamer AS 10 the probable Inhabitants Of
Mars or OF the moon. But leaving one side
these Indifferent masses there yet remain the intcl
gent minority, to whom the thirst Tor knowledge is
passion never stated; by whom every contribution to
the constantly accommodating tuDd, in whatever de.
partment is regarded blessing; and for whom such
Ease, comfort, leisure home, friends, society, tho
world, health and even lie ttseif-men and women
who look beyond the present toward that great tu-
lure vi possible ccomplishmcnt which lies beyond
our Ken IN The ever fertile womb Of Time BY these
Will his Grave and successful endeav0rs to open a
10 unknown continent DO appreciated and crowned
with all praise and honor.
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ANNIE POPE'S DEATH.

The funeral Of Annie Pope, whose marriage with
Benjamin sprague was annulled on Thursday last, as
published in the HsKALD will take place from the res
idence of her mother, Mrs Hannah Pope, Bay
Ridge L. l., this afternoon. The deceased, who was
twenty-five years OF age, hal been twice adjudged
Iunalic by the courts. She the daughter OF the
late John Pope, hotel keeper, who died
about year ago at the place above
named and left IN estate worth about
$4,000 Ammo Pope, who was q tall, rather 1no
look ny woman, was twice married, her 1rst husband
being Patrick jeffrey, carpenter, IRON whom she
separated the desire OF her father, VINO obtained
the City Court Id 1875, decree annulng the mar
risge the ground OF tho insanity OF his daughter
On May g. 1875, she was again married. her
second husband being Benjamin sprague, a
He'll Gate pilot Last August her mother, fearing
that Mrs Sprague about 10 assign her property TO
her husband, petitioned The Supreme Court TO have
her adjudgcd lunatc The petition was granted and
u committee was appointed 10 take charge Of her es-
tate Subsequently decree Was applied Tor, which
was granted above stated last week, annulng tho
scco ma
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA NOV, 3 1877.
SugarThe has ruled quiet ana dull and
VOID Of sales. lot VI Mnscovado at reals per
arrobe closing with downward tendency ut entirely
nomin al prices stocks In Warehouse at Havana and Ma
tansas- 900 boxes 10 ODD bags and 25.oU hhds Ex.
ports during wcek-10 100 boxes Zoo bags and $500
hhds intending 1870 boxes and all tho bags and hhds
the United States Receipts oil the wcrk7O 100
bags aud 800 hbds Bacon. sss 90 $50 per cwt Flour.
S5 135 so DBL for American Jerked bse 50 81 ID,
gold per arrobe Hams $40 So per quntSl tor Amcri
sugar cured Lard. Ia Kegs, s3l per qninta for com
mon and Sal for fine; do In tins, $50 quint al
Tor common aud $40 tor nne Potatoes, - IS y 81
per bbl. Taliow. $50 $50 30 per quintaL Wax,
yellow SIT sIS per arrooe; white do nominal.
Honey nominal Onions 50 30 $40 per Dbl for Anne
Naval stores nominal Coal oil in tins, 9 reals
Ion. Lumber nominal. shocks nominal Whito navy
beans 30 reals arrobe Chewing ooacc *o2 sos per
auintal Iioops-No sales Freshts quite neglected To-
bacco previous essd conditions the receipts from the
large for United states mostly Par
lido kemedios and sold at $50 $50 gold qnntaL
spanish gold, 2i9,4 2le54. Exchanges firm; ON tho
United States 90 DAYS, currency. "a "a prcmium short
sight do, ia do 20 DAYS gold ~ 40 short sight,
do, 5r do. London l3 lota premium on Paris,
IN v premium.
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"A VERY HERCULES IN ENDURANCE AND
COURAGE"

From the Nashville Tcnn.) American, Oct. Isl
The honors showered upon Stanley show how emf
nently practical the world Is. A. discoverer, who
settles things that in dispute with heroic definite
ness as man who Is very Hercules in endurance
and courage, he is worthy any recognition that may
Dc besto~ed. The eminently practical world simply
recognizes the brlliancy and courage of tho
INC Vaue OF his achievements, and II does net choose
10 DO hypercritical about minor faults
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A LEAP FOR LIBERTY.

In his effort TO escape from pursuing policeman
Jacob ScheIansky, OF No. 81 Mott street. yesterday
jumped from second story window and fractured his
right leg The officer wanted Jacob to answer charge
OF assault upon his nelghbor, Hester Commodity, Of
No SIS Mott street.
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

FRovIpKNcK. r. T.. Nov g. 1877.
Tho print cloths market closed steady with prices pretty
we'll 3Mc. ilBc for standard
81 by "a Goods and less cent Tor 80 by 90 goods
The reported sales OF Inc week 57, 900 pieces.
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Currency. ........
Special fund for Tho
redemption OF frac.
tIonal curroncy....
Special deposit OF lc-
gal tenders for re-
denptlon oil GER
tiiicatcs OF deposit.
Coin.
Com certificates. -.
Coin, less coin GER
tiiicates. ..........
Outstanding called
bonds.............
Other outstanding
coin Liabilities. -.
Outstanding legal ten
ders.
Outstanding frac-
tional carrsnW....
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Total Tor Inc week.. ;. 82l. 6G2

Tux MONEY MARKET.
The money market was generally easy, money on
call lending al ~ per cent On Friday there
was sudden hardening, whom tho rate advanced to
1872 with interest," owing TO tho calling In OF loans to
meet pay ments OF tho November interest This hard
ening did not, however, last, money iont down
again on Saturday to the usual rates and falling az
low as per cont Prime mercantile paper sold at 8
per cent, with some larger Transactions at 9 per
cent The bank statement was rather unfavorable.
showing loss in the total Of ST. 100 there
bong a very large decrease specie, as viii be seen
by the following Agures:-
Oct ~ Nov 8. Differences
Loans $2s6, 2s7 400 1896 ZIG 600 Dec $40 500
specie....... 1892, 400 1885, 900 Dec l. $50 500
Legal tenders 80, 235, 100 80 SOL 900 Inc 300 500
Deposits l93S4S, TOO 1872, 1854 900 Dcc l. 4s3 500
Circulation. 10, 10000 IL 100, 500 lnc 43O 500
There was but little business in foreign exchange,
and prices were little lower at the toowing:--
S,Ify Lays Three Davs
Prime bankers sterling
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Excess OF exports over i'm

EACesb VI expoIb over lm
ports. $S7 S53, All $24, ss9 $50
Hence the specie imports OF tho FIRST nine
months OF the present year Al 81 of the exports
while in the similar period OF 1875 they were only
81 49, result which Will rather puzzle the advocates
OF the "baapce Of trade" theory. The reports OF
fifty OF the joint stock banks OF England and Wales,
which havo been lately published, full Of interest
Ing particulars These fifty banks have 654 branches
In different parts OF the country, the Bank OF Eng
land having ten and the London ana County many
as ISL The total paid up capital OF these banks
amounts to f3l 2l6, 1885, and their total deposits
csp,ancss, Investments &C., TO the enormous OF
f245, 032, S16
Tho Bang Of England has q paid up capital OF
Ella 553 600, each share having fl00 paid on It, and
the last quoted prco OF these shares is 1924, and
the dividend paid on them OK per ceut
The following an official statement OF the bonds OF
New York city falling due In November and the IN
tercst due November
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
MARRIED.

PALMoRE-HAwKISs.-AtR Richmond, Va. October
90 by the Rev DIR. Mtnnergerode, ANNIE b., eldest
daughter OF the late Joseph s. and ELIZA ~ hawkins,
all OF New York city, and GEORGE w. PALMoRE, OF
Buena VISTA Cumberland county, Va
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FINANCIAL.

g A DvANC.s" PROCURED ON HOUSEHOLD
Aocds Pianos kc stored st storage wsrerooms,
1nA LOT West 33d 81
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The following IS comparison OF the condition OF tho
Treasury November j, 1876, and November /, 1871
Balances 1876. 1877.
Cnr,oncv 40 QO1 a2a IN xIh obu sao a,
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s,44i,5 500 90
40.670, 900 90 1880, 600 90
10, y6l, OFT 0S 13I. 022, s43 %
80, 2SS, 100 90 81, 543, 200 90
AZ, osa, s27 9s o7,479, 64a "a
I,es2,o6o 90 20, 200, 900 90
5,l40, $50 55 4.s6t,s14 SO
1907, 6s6, 7i0 90 354, 400, 500 90
q. s5a.Azs o. 1S35267< 90
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Sec to 1t that he represents you again.
gyN TuR CfrfxtNS nh sGW ynuE

We. the undersigned members Of the Bar and others.
hereby you 70 siy your vote aud exes
erick Low tor the office Of Register Of this city and
NJ. Loew. while Judge OF the Court OF Common Pleas.
performed his responsible official duties in AN able, Impair
ta aud conscientious manner aud thereby Tor him
self the respect and esteem not only OF the Bar but Of tho
His thorough knowledge OF the and the duties
pertaining the office Of Register peculiarly qualify
he vii make faithful homes, and eicisat public ofhesr
nj % wsoa 10 I p arm
stsreiore earnestly you ali that lies IN
4. ). handicapped, Arnold 4 Elliott,
\. Il oauiert. s il Thayer
w. a. Beach, Wheeler II. Peckham,
in" ID f.. A,no'a' Geoiss q Dr. With
Vsnderpocl. Green 4 Cum John EnEiis,
na a9f Davidson Ba cs ssrEs S",...'d
TIVE GENERAL COMMITTEE OF Tue GERMAN
Dsmocr.cy onicsholdsI, and Independents At Il.
resolutions indosng the democratic STATE and county
tickets and EXTENDED the H,.wns srv,ns
hoew were .as by saSna eros, Dr. Msrtls
democratic caaddatcs and against the constitutional
FREDERICK W. LoEw. FOR REGISTER
Resolved That in opnion. man should administer
legal training and reformes" in particular should
be careful not to decide the question Of qualification the
single point that needs ought to have tho
p.rquisiles Of the office.
Fir derrick w. Loew eminentiy qualified for tho position.
he havs ssen practising Wy aud for ,..ys ,esr.
Court Of Common Pleas
Resolved, That FREDERICK w. LOEW has never been
ecpsed by pubic officer the industrious discharge
of the fidelity trust assigned 10 him. In
the artlay of his Judicial DECISIONS
his whole past puzzle career presenting AN unsucd and
m Rssssa 'ffGa iaI him.
self persistent democrat does not appeal TO passionate
partisan feeding regards his 10 the
and appreciation which he has striven 70 merit tho
hands his fellow citizens without reference thcir
political opinions party affiliations
Resolved That In the relations Of man and citsen,
his domestic life FRI Derrick w. LOEW pre-
sents example 81 truthfunsss, urbanity, devotion
purity In all his dealings presenting
spotc and reputation throughout tho varied
temptations which pnbiic man has to encounter
Resolved, That combination OF such EXCELLENT qualities
found united in the democrac nominee for Regis
Ter. FREDERICK w. LOEW, ought to enlist In his
every American voter IN particular, seldom
opportunity oor cd 10 bcstow their pastity
worthy representative OF their nationality.
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pIANoFORrEs. unGANs. -,

rIANoTORrEs. ORGANS. ~.
A FOR RhNr urRIGnT. SQUARE AND GRAND
WILLIAM KSA6E 90. No. liz S.i Nv. SHOWS s.n 81.
pans sH 1 Fiat .n. r. Pianos sD
ON 10" .ssocd lrsd s. to %
A NUMBER or SECOND HAND sTEINwAY
"a 6rana square and Upright Pianos some nearly now,
SfaSwaS Sons sssi"~ss sIi Hail. Sew York.
A LADY WILL .ACaIFI0E sTETNwAY UPRIGHT
70 ~ oetaves al! modern improvements eo;t $500 y
vate residence 10 West I'D 81, dtli
A BEAUTIFUL ROSEWOOD PfANofORTE. 500;
steqway ranoSfs every imp,Gye@s%' great bar
J. BIDDLa, 10 Waveriey place, near Broadway
A aMAe;HirlcESr Eogs kogsD GoENEa HAINEs
Any. ONE WISHING TO PURCHASE AN ORGAN
AZ Piano had better call upon HORACE wArEKs 4
SnNs 40 E,s' ran ha 81 Sef.rs Suyng $40 %on.h w
years warrantee; instruments to lot.
A PRIVATE FAMILY WILL SELL srEINwAY
s%.d 4,
patent agralc uil iron plate inaid Marguerite
r.s1sn walnut IN = cost $3.50 70. s Gs private
AN ELEGANTLY INLAID ROSEWOOD UPRIGHT
IAPiano, cost S6o) less than $3.50 1876 I'd
IAgreas bargains; Of them used very short
time BY our best musicians ana really .!mo,. good
WEBER WAKBROOMs. 5th av and 10Th ST.
A LADY WILL SELL nEl, PIANO At SACRIFICE,
icty maker; nearly new. Ia West 10Th 81
RARGAIN- Sl2o "a OCTAVE PIANO, NEARLY
sesyea s9 %o" AT aua gs sa
EHiCkERlNGs. sTEIswAY'S, GRANpS, SQUARES
Chckeung grand at - $. X BALL 4 Co ii East
18th st.
INoR SALE CuEAP-ELEvsS.sroP ORGAN. FOR
church parlor; also elegant Paror suit. 2sl East
77th II.
IJAINEs BROS PIANOS.
Ill Is5 aud i47 9Th nv. corner 2ist st.
New Pianos aud for sale the most reasonable
terms. ,,
URANTCH X BACII. 2fs EAST 23D ST, NEAR 90
IN av have beautiful assortment OF hne Pianotertcs.
both AID second hand which they offering
low Pianos let aud sold on instAments.
MAGNIFICENT 7 OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO
wi forte iu plate, latest improvements ony 800
GOkDONs, i57 Bleeekcr 81
DlANo ONLY $50 MELoDBoN $40 ORGAN $50
low rents Or nstaimcnts GORDON son, 10 East i4th
VI.
CtTEINwAY PIANO. sIoo-PRivArE FAMILY WILL.
Dscrncc nincent rosewood Piauoiortc Ia octavos
s, March 81 900 for s22s; stool Cover Music cab"e,
cost box ship CAL this day. residence, 1870
Fast eth block IRON Union square between I'd
4th avs
Irrmgur AND SQUARE PIANOS, SIS TO s2,o; s.
u and $40 monthly until paid; rcnt, IS upward.
BETS. = Union square. 9TH av i4th 81
e1Ou PIANOS GUARANTEED SIX YRNKs; or.
'plCO.gans, $50, scot Tor trial free. MARGINAL L
SMITH. ~ University place. New YORK
MARBLE MAvTELs.
MARBLE AND MARBLglzED MANTELs, Also
W Nonumens, ieadsones, Floor iilieg pm.nbcrs' ADD
tho trade. A. kLABka l5A aud i36 East 18th ST.
u
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Balances.

Baiaacea 1874 1871
coin .............. 2l,sis, 4os SO ss.o5l, $50 80
in Treasury ,osS 1878, 4so rs 2o47, 1850, 700 81
R.duction Of debt for
October........... sass l39 OIL 4,236, 554 30
Reauclion OF debt
xs ssss y ysy ::, q %
imports Vwelve
months ending Sep
tember 30)... .... 435,427 27o 90 46s,l3l, 77S w
months ending Sep
seinoer 50..",... 6l9lI3,350 % o61, Oh w
GOVERNMENT
Government bonds were somewhat hianer. there
being q general advance OF from y to Il pcr cent.
There wero some large purchases and the demand for
small bonds still continues
STATE RAILKoAD
Tennessees the active OF the Southern
bonds, selling at "A, Loutsanas at 49, Alabama fves
at 70 and south Carolina consols firm at So u
SO. Railroad bonds have been strong, but there have
been no changes worthy OF mention.
MEMORANDA
The ofHoial report Of merchandise imports and ex-
ports OF the United States for the nine ending
September 80 1877, and tor the simlar nerod OF 1876
more thun usually interesting Thoy compare as
follows
Exports .$40s, l22 GIT $425 Os5 1865
Impors.:. 3ao,ssSl5o 37l,l72, 76s
EXCESS oil exports over i'm
DORIS. Observation-Disclosures. $7753I,462 53,912,3S7
III not infrequeny stated that the exports of mer-
chandise increase than the imports whereas
acty the opposite Is the case the imports being 1871
OF the exports during tho first nino months OF tho
present year, who they were only LOS during the
similar period OF 1876. On the other the specie
exports and imports OF these periods compare fol
lows
1870. 1871
Exports. $lS 032 III ST. sI6o54
Imports. 10170,0U6 1I921,5I
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MARBLE MAyTELs.

MARBLE AND MARBLElZED MANrELS. Also
NINonumenis ileadstoncs, Floor Hing Plumbers ADD
furniture slabs at greatly reduced prices Turning for
tho trade. A. kLAgka l34 and i3e East 18th 81,
ID av.
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Tho gold speculation very dull tho price fuctu-
atlng from lo2% to 1929. The following shows the
fluctuations for tho week -