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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-26
BLANK BOOKS, dc.
DLANK-ROOKs-1s7s.

Early orders are important to all who intend TO
use ACCoUNT-Bo0kS In January. We MANI.
FAcTURs all kinds and qualities, and have on hand
our own and the cheap northern books.
J. W. RANDOLPH e ENGLISH.
Publishers, Booksellers, Stationers, Printers,
Binders, Paper-Box and Handbook Manufacturers
. no-20-dSw H5.-szs
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METALS. &c.

MET LIS.
nEsT REEINED IRoN-compxis!ng an asors-
i9eas y HsIfsoyais, &C.;
swEnES and cOuSTRY-HAMMEREn iRosr
RUSSIA. AMERICAN, and GALYAaIAEp
NossWAY NaI.RoDs and NORWAY SHAPES,
SIstr oRts GAsiP-STEEi., assorted sizes;
MXCHINERY and GERMAN STE U. -, -,
ENGLISH aud AMERICAN BI4IST Erred STEEL
HORsE-sHOES and HoRSE-SHOE NAILS, Gc. b
for sale by 5..,,,,,,o.,5..r !. Coz
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virginia.

THE ATLANTIC, MISSISSIPPI AND OHIO RAIL-
ROAD CASE IN THE UNITED STATES COURT AT
NORFOLK.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.I
NORFOLK, November 24.-In the United
States Circuit Court the argument in the
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio Railr2ad case
was closed. Counsel for the bondholders
made no motion to foreciose the mortgage.
The Court reserved its decision on the pc
tition OF non-lien creditors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-26

NEW BOOKs.-soLOMON IsAACs, a
IN jewish Christmas Story, by Earjecn: 60c.
WHAT IT COST HER, Novel. by PAINE; 40c.
MISS MISANTHROPE, by Justin MCCARTHY; ooc.
SON: 1925. IDEAL LIFE. by Mrs. Ella 8. Mosby |;
1925. UNDERBRusH: By J. ]. Fields; n;2S:
PARTON'S CARRICkTURE AND Of HEK
SIGH. by Rose Porter; 81 .25. WOMAN KIND, by
Miss Yonge; Sl.75. UPPER EGYPT; ITS PE0-
trated; $3. The foregoing. with large stock OF
BOOKS In every department Of literature, for sale
by WEST, JOitaSiSlS LOs.
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From West virginia.

THE RIVERS RISING AT HARPER'S FERRY, AND
THIRTEEN FEET ABOVE Low-wATEE MARX.
s WASHINGTON, D. c., November 24.-The
signal-serYice observer at Harper's Ferry
at 1880 P. NJ. reports both rivers as rising
rapidly. They are now thirteen feet above
low.water mark
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.

bibles, PRAYER-BooKs,
AND HYsiNALs.
We have now for sale largest stock and best as
sortment Of BIBLES, PRAYER-BOOKs, and
HYaNALs we have had the pleasure of otrsrsngfor
many year. Among them can be found the cheap
est as we'll as the most elegant made.
1926 WOODHOUsE & PARHAM
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no CHANCE FOR AN ADJOURNMENT UNTIL THE
LAST OF THE wEEK-THE SENATE SESSION
To-DAY-wHAT WILL BE THE FIRST MOVE
A LEEGTHENING OF TIE SESSION PR0BA-
BLE-OPPOsITIoN TO SANFORD AS MINISTER
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the river and canal were crowded with men,
women, and boys, white and colored, armed
with pike-poles and ropes, engaged in
collecting lumber and drift-wood for winter
use, many Of them maintaining their posi-
tions until dark, while the water was sweep
ing against the lower chords OF the bridges.
A number Of framed buildings upon the
river banks were moved from their founda-
tons and Il few swept away during the
evening. At nightiall the surface OF the
stream was beating against the toll-bridge.
The Southside Island was submerged from
end to end, and the water was within few
inches of the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
railroad tracks near the Piedmont House,
and had partially
SUBMERGED THE GAs-WORKs,
cutting Oft the supply OF gas and leaving
the city in darkness. At 1866 P. N. the
lengthy toll-bridge spanning the river from
the foot of Ninth street succumbed to the
pressure of the flood and rapidly.increasing
masses Of drift wood, and was swept bodily
from its foundation.
THE AMHERST-C0UNTY END GAVE WAY
first, and was swept rapidly down the I'M
petuous torrent, dragging after it span after
span from successive piers, until with q
crash, plainly heard above the roaring tor
rent, the last span was wrenched from the
Lynchburg abutment, and the ponderous
structure was borne away into the Gimme
rian gloom. Great excitement was mani
tested by the immense crowd assembled near
the bridge. At the first crash from the Am
herst side, mingled with the cries OF con.
sternation and excitement, the crowd rusheo
pell.mell up Ninth street apparently anA'
ious to put the stone cambridge between
themselves and The river, fearful lest tida
wave, caused by the sudden giving way Of
the big dam four miles above, would mum
date the place between the two bridges. A
few moments after the toll-bridge had
DISAPPEARED IN THE INKY DARKNESS
a lantern left hanging to the timhers O
the upper or first Atlantic, Mississippi ant
Ohio railroad bridge, about quarter OF I
mile below, was seen to sway violently bacl
and forth, and then plunge into the flood
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line nYe OF SIX IeeC. 81. ST.. -.
The telegraph-wires are all broken at this
point, and near Shadwell, between the iron
bridge and Shadwell, the road is swept
away, necessitating the building entirely
new for nearly half mile. The University
boat-house, near the iron bridge, with boats
and other contents, was taken up, broken
to pieces, and swept away. The abutments
and fills on the west side Of the free bridge
over the Riyanna were washed out and rem
dered impossible, Large quantities OF corn
are brought down, with some live stock,
timber, rails, &c.
There are reports OF slides on the rail-
road west OF us, but nothing definite; no
trains from any point. Impossible to esti-
mate the damage. Cannot hear from other
points in the county, but have reason to
fear large losses. Many wheat-lands on the
hillsides are badly riddled by the rain and
bottoms ruined. ....- :.
From Danville.
DAMAGE IN AND AROUND DANyILLE ONE HUN
DRED THOUSAND DOLLARS-IRON BRIDGE
OVER STANTON RIVER GoNE-oTHER
BRIDGES GoNE-HoUsES SWEPT AWAY
DANvILLE IN DARKNESS. ,. --...5.~
B.. Especial telegram to the Dlspatch.I
DASvI1LE, VA, November 24-7:50 p. ".
A continued heavy fail of rain Of twenty
eight hours duration has greatly swollen
the creeks in this section, and the Dan river
is within one foot OF the highest water-mark
ever known at this point. The damage in
and around this city will aggregate more
than hundred thousand dollars. The Lit.
tie and Big Sandy rivers, which empty into
the Dan nearly opposite this city, are higher
than they were ever known before. These
two rivers run nearly parallel for some ten
miles, and are only half mile apart. The
land living between them is in some places
entirely submerged, and
THE DAMAGE TO FARMERS
who own II is almost lncaculable. Fences,
tobacco, barns, and other out-houses, are
swept away from every farm that borders
upon these rivers.
Persons from every part OF Pittsylvanl'
and Henry counties in. Virginia. and Cas-
we'll and Rockingham in North Carolina
report all the streams as overlooking ant
numerous losses in bridges, fences, AM
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
,.r,pv.,- AsApEETs

,,yrcpoor oct 3i-pork Eastern dul az 50. Western
-, 10 f,r new l.l,un -tuwhr rIuI tli sttiiy ~ -
49,, ts',,,lpi a, q ni Ci"ardu n iNnd' 7hotl ''
IA lIaui--IOug 7ii"'l'ta
- A. - india steady % 100 tDr ~" N'Ia
100 n io Tor new. Prime sss stay TO lor LeN
PRIME Wrrttru don - td. laioW- liA' ny III
,ftn.--prs steady ar -. h'-i' piIni'i "a.
=, N roe hi. AZ o. Chess Auei4cal NNo,t
Ipf,U AMI az Flour Extra -tA~aii D. = 90. w
,-,-,- ami ~ .lf. No ~prr@ dul OF ~ "a W,
80 ann "a il4i C0ru-Mlxrd soft nud ~ 20 "" ''"
So, O-Yel0w American, nome Do LLc il
Tt.purof 3f-I2.fup m-tni on ii ',i' Vl IN,
an a.. f,ytanis 6s,.d MildinT Orleans ti-
49, , ,1,pg GOO bales 0c speculation il ~ =.
~. ,I,v 3 including l,t'o' y l I
,nr-- o'ensd ID cheaper but have .ircr pee,
f'+l.r,i4 foa Iplllu. CLAUSE Dctootl '-.''f' ,r
t" i-p.srds Low Mddins clause, w ,.ln, , ~ .n
-t H. At Tptufs Low NiddiinK CA - v'iDD'i 10y -
~ ie5, b, d tpand., L1N Mlding ca9-',
ga nol.,i.r dcivrry. I a. also, q -' d.s- D 80
fn~ Midinr clause Dec NIB = a3d lamar @ Fen
- fd paufa Low MildliIg clause tIuAi] a." 80,
S, y feI,verf Gi.i. Uplaud4 Lo" MddIAS enU''' f'
r@Fy anr W." 0ct So D. m.-Uplans Cotton Low Ma-
,1t ,c,u.e November delivery, O'ff. Dp,' al
, ria,,s. Ney crop shipped December ana JANUARY SAL
',srool oci 3I5 p. u.The sllsi OF Soh t2S d.
.tti = $50 paIrs American. FutuIcs ro-'' VS. I'm
low 5fltIuas causr, November -.hsrlyy f-c~r 81 n
Ic,r ,ftiiat 81 llsr January .ad t''rhai} and
iTi' f,,s h ,ilias causc. NeH crop 81 Itu '.l -,
E'...,Ii,.r ...li. Cd. plauGA, I'D -ll.,5,'--
80, lr.r,s..I y o. snIh.r and December, 1h4 '.t'
rt,.ro, Ort al-l.30 ID. - laii1N af Drt 80 -. .,-
iosnDs ort 81 ~ Evening -ilnseed OlL&S' IVY p'i "N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-01

FIRTH SsT FLOUR-Mark. 70 irregular and nm
sgtusd it - ,'. t dIs iiii,-': local tra e. IN
an ~ HglL TO' ale 1900 o9' including Igg o's a.,
50 i. S-0erIne 1000 nbi- 10" Gtlde Exrt -iDp DDS
Ga All &c prices Tie range Quoatons Cor No. = s59
- ,up,rhnr tate ans v stern - 7'~f' ~. NJ;
- - common Gool tx Western 5, Os a. St''1 10
'i'' .1 to h6ice IS I5S7 b.: Minnesota fxfra Rye
ra'.n. = - 30 10y ~ p =; e NJ oic IS oa+ -
To- Grades lTHEE> fLoUR heavy Is , a.u'9 20
Cfoice S62s, a.; hoce 10 fancy - l'Gr, -oi fih'y
Panty - Dos r fl1t < Hun i 'I IT, @ 81
in9 - 5Jrs2 - .Un lbs ... CoES MEAL steady sa.rs
IS jD ..6OARsE MEAL unchanged sales su0 SACKS city
G!&lN.-W.IEAT market opened sLale s'r'necr and
closed heavy At lie. 1eSihf u h IS a1 ya,h op siot
Damage -orns 9nc tngr..ei srrig-' - ~ - N i
u 81 No. Srrns 36a i 80 port Warrington. %
STATE 5Oqsl 81 No. MINES "a last 10 DAYS N 10
.iuoer. 81 81 81 spring Nov'mber :, 2l+gfI 80
81 2a eo.ms . 80. oa, ~ 20 AZ. asSei VI Il .koi
Hea a a,et p ~ so W.tsr 49, 7cG7sc. STAT
port les cocoon bush No. Canaa sc: choice r.
aea CAN rriee yard g. 20 ar r,o, ;oo9i ~ s's e
; NIL lt QUE s'c"S i 100 bnsl
3d. 3 store 81 -sc; hsl Mixed. store. C2ci No.
54e. steamer MIxrf. November PC. CLOSING. zoe.
bid 62c asKtd; December, blsa6l -c. closing, q! t,
81 &C. asked January 60 4fici cIufin =, uu2
BID G0e asked no. November, II l1G6Zc. closing % &C.
bd &C. ASKED December 81 -, closing be. bid Doc
CT uln lHe-l
OATS ~. better -al-s Ni.0n bush So. 3, hlL.'
36Lc. .. 6 4GH6'sc NO ., White, 20 a3 &c; No. J.
81 BE- . chicago, ~ c so ], thlcag 4Oc store
Mixed Western. 81 4E3J &C. Wius Western, 81 &. g.
White stale, 80 13J .--.fE-D lower 80 u. and W ID,
sl7as o.. si9rszo 100 De- 81 as22 hi i Flt.D
Sl9lS sAars, e-U0f-4. pr toll BLA rs Marrow
more active, 90 - b.. Medium, stea u, - 10 titt h
ney dull - sjas@ 20, White DO. - % Pea = 90 AL
choice -,
nay AND sTRAW.-Choice grades farir actve. steady;
0the que plenty, cosy, shipping a. 4IJc I.eall "a ~
tes Zoe. Clover a5Ic sat ~ aJG TIC sifsN-JyV
SOC. Long Rye; .O4s5c for short Rye 4O@ioe io'
80, -.
Ayre-, 2-c. gold, mos 100 DRY o4lhooo 7vD I'D
Texas. private terms. $500, ....,,u,,
ZION; others 1uI weak New furks new i5c fAst33In
new sNlZc v srO1sins, new : ~ Zd ftitus' fNf' '''
all grIwtus 90. Cai.f0rnitns, new lo9 Ice No. A., q.
MJLA IS E,-seAdy. moderate demand f1rt9 hil' ~"
5Zc English Islands, a7c4Jc New Orl"ahs oi w 1''..'
nes JaoI JI .si Cdbl. zoe, stock stated, BOO Dds
EewJleals, 317 Ahis. aghsn IalandA 20 hhl Fui ~
Rico. - ..t., an
mia 3fc 5au, quet: nnchaugHi safes. 20 BINS u "d
strained Al rs Ordinary quoted M - 10 lar anu Fl'
unchanged, quiet
OCEAN FREIGHTs-Bertn room irrssIiar easy chart
crs uul hanged quiet. hBeagrnenth- rpooi s,S4'
81 600 bush GRAM b. bulk 1900 IN oas lOi sVoo DuSA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-01
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER J. 1877

wheat private Cheese sos; 200 So1es
Haci.n, 42s 81 04ss 5O0 bhl-. Apes, A. LONDON s NJ
40 Beet Is Cd Charters riiish Gibraltar
and Naasa. 10000 Refined Petroleum 2Sc gold. Port
Norwegian rk T. Trieste, 3,5jp bb.s do, g.. American
soHoorcr 30 tors out and mack from ouh side Cuba
schooner. A0foo feet Lumber 70 New York. IS From
RruIsNlcs Co. British bark als tons o Rio JaAoiTo LGm
toy. go gold.
STEADY FAIR 30 SOC Other oils quiet
unclaimed. Notamr done at call -or Cotton seed
FEfEDLE lEair dBll fDser. Renne. iu cases II
c9c ~ d. Pc as eel mere 1890 NJ P-ilm'ipis and
ham November deliveries Crude in bulk here AZ SIC;
IN blh- / Ia e. Napitha. 71rc. Tinted osed 81 %
ask- after sales 4 OOO hbs. 967-a2 OF a. regular.
FROFISIONS-P PORK Market dun heavy, ower sales,
- BIS Gss- so So eos4ns sls Oas. % bbs Family
b Sl5 % asked November seller Old e. 80 asked
asked. rEiF AND BEEF HAMS Guiet unchan ged ..-..
Cut MtAT- steady. light Gales 1000 Loose Fresh
n size. u n average 0c. gsc. 10 70 do GOO
Ioo-. Picked Uima lie: Boxed Rib Relies quoted
s.H~5.r. loose CIV T5csled Shonlder. 7,c. Smoked
500 liders, .Gs'ic.; DO Hams. I3al3+ Nijlles-
maiEe' our hr.yy western Long I,eaTi Sac NY.
lower; CIV. Gta65,c. Heavy TO Light. s7ac. Pigs.
LARD lower good business reported cash lots Futures
lac yesterday tS 70dfs - closing ~ 1865 - 90
DO Hoit - t22 ~ tee arrive ten DAYS :. 90 1oVJ
December = 80 =; -.OlO remainder year. - .7LS
ZOE l00l tcs January y -, cosng - 92'sdts 90
= go 80 tty quoted g. -. Refined que 80 - 10,
Coutinsnt-- Bl TIER and CHEESE markets -hout new
features EGGS scarcely frIn. moderate demand
RI k-t.mel, unchanged. Du-n' sue. j'ia1t- 49,
,, - a. q4 q. nscn Timothy 81 tuGsl 20
nominally al - o., golL
-UGAf-Haw dull weak. nominal: Refining. 77s1
Sc Goo 7issslic. Prime. s9skc; Centrfngi, 2GsIs.
sale zoo d. Ceutug D. :. sc Kennel qulei unehangod
sTEARlNE-Market quiet. &c. Prime Western GAG.
TALL W-Market steady. Sales. 10000 Prime 7iiiee
WlusKEi-Heayy, lower sales 100 bills. 81 o9'a par
gallon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-01

10 for the relief of the people'' NAV fairly be
attributed the long agony which still continues to
aAlict all our commercial interests Our own re-
cent experience should render unnecessary 20 cite
history for the benefit Of our legislators. That
experience clearly proves that Congress cannot
legisae a piece of paper into gold dollar nor give
to silver worth 80 cents the purchasing power OF
100 cents. If she object be- 10 make things easy.
and the stamping of one dollar on 30 cents worth
of silver win do it, why stop at the dollar Of our
fatberslD Why Dot make everybody happy 20
once by an entirely new deal, and legs
late the half-dime nickel into a dollar
The stock market to-day only repetition Of
that of Yesterday When there was any business,
the whole tendency OF prices was toward lower
figures. Conspicuous in the decline was
the stock Of the Cleveland and Pitts
burg Railroad, guaranteed by the Pennsylvania
Company, which sold from II 10 ~. Chicago and
Alt on sold at II for lots OF leo shares, but after
wards at 1919 for small lots, closing ~ 7S@79.
Fort Wayne sold at 90 20 ST. The speculative stocks
after passing through the fluctuations usual IN
market which is beng manipulated FOR sales. closed
at about the lowest prices OF the day. While the
market will continue To be subject to frequent and
sharp reactions the indications all favor the theory
thar the backbone OF the bull" movement Is broken
The great crop has been used advance speculative
values to greater extent than the whole value "i
the cash itself. The number of spectators was
small IN the beginning, and it has been steaaly re-
duccd. Now the whole weight rests upon the shoui-
ders Of two or three only. r. under these circum-
stances. the speculation can be made further suc-
ce-s if Will be the first time in the history Of Wall
ST. that a combination has been able 10 cohuOl
thousands Of millions of securities.
The coal shares and Western Union were excep-
tions 10 the general state of the market today Tue
coal shares only sho Eed fractional decline from the
opening after having advanced at first, and estern
Union was steady. because %. Tep9tt- Nhc4 proves
be true-that al distsree ent' oe. "erA thr COM
nauv and the Atlantic and Pacific have been at
iusjed The total transactions were 1927 shares
distributed Is j. shown IN the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-01

steady nrmer Chicago spring. q "a e. sh
II O3 .as O3. all the year No DO, 81 % Rejected
&c Corn active BOT lower cash rather sSci'fa e.
oA's steay with far demand 2i7c cash 2s' Novcm
VIII lair demand at 81. seic PorE in fair demand ln.
gSe =, te ysn g' lard eS veal and ossr ~ l. ess
81 i2a S.vernber y 90 all the year Be,k Meats
Clear sass "a w1skey. q OF Receipt Flour - 90
900 rive $4,000 ush. Barley 5000 bush. shpment-
Flour 900 b9is m5'ai "a ~ 6 61 h oSrr - Soo
bush close. whct easier Al oi's9tl ot7s Noyem.
airy sctive shade higher sssl2 so all the
vha Aa'4 sss oct n f Isgsl s 'aa s
sie S At ;7Ssie RYE steady staGoe R1rsy da
u sood rnand steam Rendered, = IS Kettle DO 60
- % Bn.kmeas quiet Partly Cured ss9nas GERS e,,i
clear csc whssey quiet a. 81 o. Butter steady and IN
Potred and 6u CTa.nei 80 White sci
low Refined ss9a,c, New orleans. ga9g c Hoy. 70 FAR
seipi ~ 5 2i1 head shipments ns rs head
DEIaofr oeI. 5i.~fioar qaie. and UNCHANGED wheat
OF Nove1ber: ? SOtasl 5Os Decslber ~ 2-4afi 2ss
seller all The wear Il ins. 81 % 80. AmD. 4 zGF;
at G''G22se Clover seSs scarce ~ - - IN, h'e,po'
l5oO BUSH; Date 500. shigments Flour. ;9is s9 .s
s,eav Used ss met SO lam hSnse n "a d. soiI
81 i6l So d. n oss SSv Al 0S i. Dee Al 0s4 so
3 do Il o. Com easier 10 = &c oats hrm. 10 Jar
lev No sUrnr cash Nov Coo Dec. Provisions
Kecept,-eooo Flour, l570o0 Wheat shipmcnts-i5oooi
PHiii0ELrnn penn. oct. 3I.-CoGee steady with
limited movement 40 A. l7-i@ e. i' taI 10 mo. -
auh, Wa glt offerings and exec ding -m 't1cs5' quota
Prirorn lowe' rue i"2~Iuej, l W, tf m
do. do d.. very chpce - b2is. To- DO co. very
d., ~ 5o Virginia do do, fancy 81 81. Peuns,lvluia
do. choice 10 Minnesota ratent - % other high
s. So Corn IN aca s seaS A. - * BSekvars meal y 5of
yr-tefday. Wesisrn No. / RED IN grain depot 81 A.
err 90 al 80 NipHe.o,a No S5rng
no MIN 81 81 10. p q So iyeNot much oaias
6a1red at The decline noted YESTERDAY Pcunsyiva'a ana
NJ, ,ioa 1eni and Il va Mz,t I'M ear. 900;
sail Mixed, elevator. closed at 81 '2c- nld oats ID
sad Gc9., 500 &C.. ami Fancy 3's5see. %esIsg8
siit. Al TIC Maritime EEchangs open board com dun
AID aaser spot and Noycmoer u 'ao 'c, Nes lec' w
al a, spel aga Soyeuber; : 4las az December Rye
ern White 6j7c spot AMI Sovoa.ber All sae Tor de-
sLorls 5eL alFonr ann ana weak OR lov sr7as'
a.. s. 65as5 % vi heat 80 = ei IAN fl -7asl -
So sPrn = i. cash corn steady gqctaned oats
Der Rye quiet az - 90 lc cash b as N9yem.rr 4 e,
ley in zoo. arnand cl'r lii9e 70 Fancy Ah.e,ia es
300 b6s ~leat, 52Ooo basl c1Ta, $1,000 bush; Data
o,oo1 bush. Ey4 LOO busl. Bar.e, 5000 bl.h .....
TOLEDO. oct 81 Flour nrn " lea' steady 80 " bite
81 - seller November I'd 30 No. het Winter spot
ga hsl,,' f eD'.n' ~ = S,.r.b ~ ~ G.i'ar.i
No. , wine Sc. Fr gtts wheat 70 Baralo, Sc corn 20
rime ~ Vs. Aiaumota, -. Erceiii -Four 300 Do e.
Slsa ' oar. sc5 S. Wet 2oo5 s, d. ora r.
G So WIN %e G Siass en- 5. PIT II Amber ' M5sn seller so
81 s. Corn dal; igh Mixed. Soc No. spot 4sc seller
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-11-01

IT, State bonds Tennossees advanced 20 tl3, ana
Dis.uct OF Cai.mb Ia 3-G5s were finer at I'll.
CITY bars ,.ocks were dull; American Exchange
sold at115la.
A moderate business done in railroad bonds.
There we're few sales If seconds II Missouri Pacific
"a, 92la Rock Island new ten years per censt we're
firm at i17. Firsts Of New-Jersey Central advanced
To HOP and Lchigh and Wkesbarre consolidated
to 334 Northwestern conspl dated were steady ut
3d. and -. Paul sinking fund better at y, h~ts OF
North Missouri ruling steady at 1914 and OHIO
aud Mississippi consols at Dill Louisiana and
Missouri irsts guaranteed by Chicago and Alton.
sold sjl2 Erie thirds at lO5. Union Pacific trsts at
10J, sinking fund 94@i, Wabash first, ST. Louis
division 40 73. Great Western fr,t- al 81 l.. and
Western Union Telegraph BOMBS at lGs.
The gold sales restricted ANA chiefly at
1O2J-. tine range being from 1929 TO 1921 On
gold loans the lending rates y per cent. Dor
rowing and fat. The Assistant Treasurer pail ont
600 coin illcrt 81, ami Il2. 900 in redemption
of called bonds The DAYS business of the g).I
clearing department oi the Bank Of tIe State Of
Nrv-iork covered: Gold cleared, rIG,l as, 600 :;
gold balances. rl,f41,IG4; currency balances, H.
Sl4sll. fine gold quotations were:
10 1928 l02 = 3-----..-.-.l0 OBS
Foreign exchange wa. dull and selling rates were
on the basis of 81 s0l4aT SOl2 for sixty days
bills. AMI - SIP for sight TO The 8. We annex
lff 81
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BOSTON. Oct. 3i-Coto quiet Nifiug p &c.,, Low va
lJ'ir; net rers f. iHl bales
gross. 2-JJ uals exports 70 Great Britain none 1to'.
BALTIMORE Oct3L-Cotton Gan AID Mdd'ug. lo7-
ri .c. Low Huaiug l0Nelu'i..- gno' Nr1inff, lO's1
I0is. uet receipts ueni gross -I35 'a' r i''s coast
w-t 700 bales sales $50 bales spnnvrs $40 oats STOCK
CgAeiasfoy oct 3l.-Coron qu.et AMI steady VI ddng
receipts i793 20 France, u"lri sars, LOO
bales stock. Uu,-J- bales. $500.
1Oisc. Modlng 10 -. fnol prtHst, 49, nci tr
c.0,. 4.356 baesi eNIors, colt"se, oly bales sales
f.2t,yIiT 0ct 3I-co,toI steady. MaiInr lOssc
MOBILE oct 3l.-Cottu taltr; Mtdhn- ln'afl '1ci
Low .i4dins, Jisc.; Good Dl'.inirr, 3-4JGt bet
receipt. lQ-- balts exports c0ast~lr lO-l D4cs sales.
Loon bales. ~ c.. 80 4 uars. 80
NEw O..iSs. Oct 3l.-Co quiet, Midfiiug, lose Low
MIaDu-. Iu'-c. Good Culinary. sc nrf r..rpt, ~ -
bales 10 Franc, none; sales, 400 bales stock lOifv
PmLapElPurA oct. 3l.-Cotton steadv; Mdllne II lc.
Low 3i4-. j. c; Good Ordinary, ~ i5rt h0t fr'ept-
81 bales. gro- bales. sales, 800 Dticsi siinntfs,
500 bales siocs. ll,--9 BALES.
SAVAS>An. 1ct 8'.-,otteu steady. Ndjnc. lO2c. Low
= u-r
bales. gross q, 37 bales. exports 2--3 bales 70
Great br-ain, 66ll bales t, lob bales -'"cA oO--@
81 L0rIs Oct. 3l.-Coron quiet Modhng. lo-c. Low
Mllilug Oc Cool Ordinary luc receipt, h4ar Oh
shipments. l5J- bales -te - H bales stock Ioo' 0'o'
wool MARKET-bY TELEGRAPH
BOSTON oct. 3l-WOoL-The market unchanged. mann.
facturris buylug .Dt. Wlltv 1901 r4-rre- are SUI
td AMI can Only De- p.'cri % "" pi'e-' n
Medium Foccas Iu tuubiuE anN ID anne e ~ -t''"
and u demand particularly fIr latter. -iit W " iI %
x ohio and P-uu-gyIn'a AZ i- -filc, AA auI NY a4d
above fJ1fTr.: Michigan ard NisanlHn. dfr 60 WIN
or. ot- oF choice SO 90 tit i1rtDr rirt
CoubDg Ue.ue FDsre~ A. iJottc Tor t"ar7 ln aN9
B. e., tor Frs pulled WOO. i- moderate est sales it
been done the Tie large sales Aoicri last ~e'S
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GENERAL MAEKEr REPoRT..

A-HEs-QIiet rather easy. Pos, ilic. Pelrl, g.
CnrtE .-1 til rather weak. o. 1'e cnlhrtf sles
DIX 4. tgr Z. cifgIts y
Igfc gold Nii qlirj ulcElu, cd -tocA .iafe. 40 -! .
l. . SD MATS embracing 80 IL bag, try1u, lt,HJi airt-
e. Dr. % I. aE.arr, ri Costa l.ei i'"l heAI'ah t-'7
A.g,flr 81 -l.Aul.i. if'j3 i4s java. i3y.o 'leis
sDor- java ana laIg. - 1@+c. Iarleaoo lG lJc
20. h'uI. .o. - c 1l2.. gold. $500 , 10 49,.
fefI lo! CaIint quiet unchanged; sales. l,l9l bales
CASA evening". ''r --il. Delivered %. m M ~
la., ws. *. Irl 21t7l last year , ..t..,.-.
Futrc gl.t closing aitlout material change sales last
firsi C1i TO-DAY. D.c,mne-, 100. 100; January 100
Il o.. 500 Los February, 500, LIZ 100 u - Ahich
10 l.a0. Afr 500 I!i5 NAY; 100 li,r0 s rs ,
ir ,.r. 100 ... sfsy 100. IltO, total, 4ui bales.
lrt C november lOn llcO; Dcccmnrr lu luy'' a H.
49,, lnU o.. to.a 800 Uae-. 3 So iIb', N0VrA4N"i
IL0CGl I02 900, DerurT. 100! tlIo5; 3"O lamar
i-3l0II83 Apu, 1ln. ll.t1f 100 June 4I.f-i Total
20 zoo bflcs Grand - al 3, 400 bales