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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-02-09

A CORRESPONDENT writes from
London to the New York Herald,
that the receipt of the news that the
Electoral bill had passed, caused
American securities to go up. He also
says that when the Presidential ques-
ton shall have been amicably settled,
large amount of English capital will
be invested in the United States.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-02-09

WELLS, the infamous, INSCRIPTIONS
villain, whose political course accord
ing to Phil Sheridan, has been "as
tortuous as the mark left by snake
in the sand" has nearly run his race,
and is now before the bar of the House
TO answer for his diabolical action
while president Of the L. uisiana Re
turning Board. Failing to get mill
ion dollars TO count that State for the
Democrats, he, for $500, 900 so altered
and erased figures that Democratic
majorities were changed to suit the
case. Wells will no doubt, repent hi
perjury in the gloom of Louisian'
Jail.
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ROCkCAsrLE COUSTY NEWS
ne. verWen.

FEBRUARY, 9TH.
Rutherford, beware Of the 4th Of March.
Tom Is no longer If u.s. II is with sad
heart we write IT,
County Court day, 4th Monday in each
month.
Sunday School every Sunday morning at
1890 o'clock.
The Mt. Vernon Academy, under the
management Of Mr.. J. l.. Whitehead, is
fourishing.
We tip our hat to "Falstafr" II seems
We stepped on the wrong mans toes. Beg
pardon.
1t il, as vet, uncertain whether Rockcas-
tie will furnish candidate for the Senate.
Mr.. John Chestnut, Of Indiana, is visit
ing his relations in ihi. county. Mr.. Chest
nut, formerly resided here.
The small boy hath ceased his attempts
to intimidate the post master. Why is this
as it II?
The Baptists at Brodbead, few miles
from here, have recently erec'eu near
and commodious place Of wor-hip. The
building does them honor.
Those pistol shots just beyond the depot
Monday evening, did not hurt any body.
But the fellow who thought they were III
rected at him, was scared ike The DICK
e"''
A gentleman from Paris, Ky, who visit
ed MS recently, purchased tract of land
from Mr.. Nm. Mcclure, for $1,000. lie
will build upon, and otherwise improve H.
and designs making II ms summer resi-
ue"ce'
Some parties from the country undertook
to bull-doze the town, Monday. They had
been partaking too freely Of that "ffteer
cent happiness-making-m material mention,
ed by Sam Gaines. rhe cordial invitation
given them BY Mr.. Croucher, to accompa
nv him To Jail, soon settled them.
Miss Celia d. Adams, left on Tuesday
morning, for visit to her relatives in Gar
rard. The many friends Of this universal.
w admired young lady here, while wishin,
her pleasant visit, also desire her speedy
and safe return home.
mn a.. A..
i"e ~, n '''a :" ~. .,A - y" '.'
MN, " ', "" I.
peop'e ''e .a. ps 80
I"'e a''ef'".'e' '' way " ""~s ~
,"e 'u,,e"' u o''' u''" ""e"e ~, 10
Nv " .,nnah " INV NV "'' ''' "N'
AT the residence Of the brides father, II
Mt Vernon, on the 9th inst, at 6 o'clock
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-02-09

LIFE Insurance Companies are, in
nine cases out Of ten, mammoth
swindling institutions. If the Com.
pany is solvent, a man insured has no
assurance that his friends will get the
amount of his policy till the bulk oft
is eaten up in lawyers fees aud legal
costs. The majority of the Compa'
mics are rotten. and the recent failure.
in New York of some Of the most
prominent ones, will open the eyes Of
tn, public to these glaring and soul
less frauds.
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S"s...s, a., l.. IL h,;.f .n,cs
u;. a., al oh..,v.,, f.c,l,;.s w;Ii
render him weekly visitor to be eagerly
sought by all readers IL good taste.
Falst- n is 50 genuinely natural in all he
says that we Involuntary turn back TO the
Top o' w oo'""i", anu ''"' 80
g. ""e'""s "i"" '"s ''s'
"'' w, "O'e'
d,c;,, 70 N. the social. mystical or public
,a.;rs Of hi. local., V. he Is ever fresh; ever
Interesting
II Mischief always successfully lifts the
pen that had ccrroded in liquid extract
W -, -. I,
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u, '. ''"'"s " :,
,'.'''' 'o'' ."' s..'," Tn~ a.
r.-,s'',, ~ I.~.n,on Ior.n,,
must bes,ir themselves il they have any
ambition 10 be quoted by the Kentucky
New..man Of it. great Louisville namesake
A poo,, paragraphist is-well, is n good
thing.
c ,.o,
~ r''"N NJ =
"e'e W, sum. n-...Y.S
"s his o.'" W
'''s"'o'""'
The weather has been so gloomy that the
lradi'ioha' s,o""' mug 's''s" :"
'or Sn"'"e' r'e''a
Mrs. Jarley's wax-works, and the Mel
odrama Of the Rainbow, are \ eortenpla-
lion by the pupils Of Franklin institute.
A band OF Canadian Ie'd'er' nave zee"
making a tour IN the 'ie'n'F'
o-L .,.,. instead II s,o,l;n,
matches, are IN vogue AZ some Oh our "e''
schools Lancaster never oehinuha"a III
III .u.o...
INV '"''o"'
I'm, has no regard whatever for the comfort
% traveller. n Marx Twais'. scientific
;,s.c,s rere IN congrerate upon our track
,hsv wonld GROW tired Of waiting for the
,.d..v.d monster they called the Vernal
Equinox and the transit Of Venus. Wait
ing, waiting is becoming chronic and we
srs only less unfortunate than our heh
mond ncighbors.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-02-09

TmE Stanford INTERIOR JouRSAL's poet
spent two hours chewing the end Of a lead
pencil and gazing into yaeuity, and then
built couplet in which "quarreling" Is
made to rhyme with ''darlins"-[lIopkins.
willie New Era.
Hush. Sam! A man that makes
clicks i'm rhyme with "vixens" hasn't
much room to poke fun at any body's
poetry. "Shut up or put up" bet
ter job than the doggerel you got of
In your last issue.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-02-09

The CouTier-J ournsl Is a combination (nlade Ia
nal established In lSlO the Courier in ls+3, and
the Democrat In lst, Its reputation l. NATIONAL as
we'll as It's CIRCULATION, and II Is pronounced u
the ablest spieesi, wittiss strongest and best
Rugged papers In the world, its matter bsing esps-
cially adapted 10 the Merchant Farmer, Ladies aud
Children.
The Weekly CONVERSATIONAL Is not a mere hast ,
hotch. otch thrown together from the daily edition
bat a complete, able, spicy fihly newspaper care
fully and intellseniy edited in every column aud
paragAph.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-02-09

WE have received from DR.. E. ID.
Standiford, President Of the Louis
vile and Nashville Railroad, a circu-
lar showing that the gross earnings Of
that road were, during the last six
months Of 1876, greater by sl9O,799
80 than for the same period in 1875.
The increase for the same time in the
net earnings of the road was slll,715
H.. The increase in the operating
expenses of s79,0s4 % was occasion
ed by items that have no counterpart
in the proceeding year, such as new
iron for the North and South Ala
bama r. r., new bridge over the Ten
nessee River, extraordinary repairs OF
the Nashville and Decatur II. r., &c
The financial condition of the road il
rapidly improving, and under thu
present management is destined 4
continue to improve.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-02-09

JOURNALISTIC The Sunday Argus
published NJ Louisville, Is the witiiest
and .prightlicst prper rublishedin Ken
lucky. It says what il deems for the
public good, without fear or favor, and
when il sets It's hundred eyes to work,
some rascality is sure to be discover.
ed. and subsequent developments prove
the CORRECTNESS &c its diagnosis. We
hail is bright and fresh appearance
each week with delight, coupled with
the single regret that Sunday doesn't
come ofiener than once a week. II
YOU desire to make a No. investment
send two dollars to the Argus Print
ing Company, l05 Fifth Street. Lou
isvill, and receive the Argus for
yenr. 1t will pay you many hundred
per cent. :,
Ben Deering has set his head
ON reaching the top round Of the
ladder in newspaper success, and Is
swiftly and surely ascending the hight.
last year he started in small vii lagc
somewhere in Faye.te, a little sx1o
sheet. Shortly afterwards he remov-
ed to Midway where, after increasing
the size of his paper. and clubbing il
the San. it began to shine with such
splendor that its size had to be repeat
edly increased. His last adventure i
the purchase Of the woodford Weekly,
whose usefulness was being fast eclips'
ed by the San, and now as the ruling
spirit Of the Weekly Sun, he holds
forth in all his glory at Versailles.
Deering, we congratulate you, and
trus, that IL you get "too big for your
breechcs," as Logan suggested. you
may always be pecuniarily situated
so rs to get another pair.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-02-09

When Ames. the Radical carpet
Dagger was Governor of Mississippi,
State warrants were sold as low as 70
cents ON the dollar. now, with Dem
ocratic home government, they have
riten to par. Could the situation be
stated in surer wordsY
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-02-09
20 AGENTS AND CLUBS.

Extraordinary Inducements Ia the way Of cash
commissions and valuable pfeniuins are offered To
Agents ana Clulr.
Choice from $50 standard Books, any one Of the
leading Magazines illustrated periodicals 81 the
day Furnished la com bination with the Weekly toT
rier-Jo arnsl alone.
A new edition Of Prentices Poems, beautifully
printed and bound, aud the Weekly Courier-Jour-
nal one year k,r -.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-02-09

BILLS for n reduction in the salary
of the President from $50, 900 to $780,
900. and Of Congressman from $1,000
to 81, 500, have been before the House
of Representatives. The vote on the
separate bills was taken on Saturday,
and resulted in large majority against
reducing their own salaries, but by
about the same majority voted in fav.
or of reducing the Presidents. What
is sauce for the goose is not sauce foI
the gander, with those fellows. How
ever we arc Of the opinion that Meth
er 5000 for Congressman nor $50,
900 for n President is too much. They
have to live, and that in style, and I
their money is not gotten in a legiti
mate way, il is sure to he obtsinet
otherwise. Let the figures stand foI
the present, and give Uncle Samuel I
chance.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-02-09

THERE were 100 deaths from Scar
let Fever alone. in the city of Chica'
70, during the month of January.
The physicians have called meeting
of the fraternity in the city, to con-
suit ON the best and surest means to
fight the scoargs.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-02-09

Wars. OF the Willard II 'tel, Lou.
isville. who shot and killed John w.
Stockton. recently, had his case sent
on 10 the Circuit Court and was al
lowed bail in the sum Of 81, 900.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-02-09

TnE Cincinnati Commercial. the
prospectus of which. we publish in
another column, is generally the most
reliable newspaper in the United
States. Politically, il is rather OBJ
noxious to persons who look at things
as we do, yet. when il comes down
to tho actual news, II gives it with
singular impartiality and fairness, and
is on this account, the favorite paper
Of numbers of both parties.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-02-09

GRANT has sent message 10 Con-
gees, recommending a speedy re-
sumption Of specie payments, but il is
not likely that any action will be Ia.
ken on Il during the session of the
present Congress.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-02-09
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP

Take notice that J. u. Craig and J. W. McAi-,sr.
re-ien,s Of Stamford Lincoln county have thi. day
formed a Limited Partnership" wherein n.
Craig Is the grner,l PARTNER and J. W. McAlistcr
the special partner. The object cf this partnership
Is TO -i general merchandise In the town Of stan
ford Witness our hands this sth day Of February,
1871. JOHN a. CRAIG, Geuerai Partner,
ass-it J. W. MeALIsTER, Special rsr,nsr,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-02-09
A SPLENDID MAP OF THE SOUTH,

Size a. Sxsl inches handsomely oolorcd, vanished
and hang rollers, retail price ~ Wallsd ree Of
for ~ %.
TERMS OF sJBSCRIPTIoN.
Daily Courier-JOurnal year................tl20 ~
sunday tourieJuurnal yoar................,,.. 90
Weekly Coarier-Joarnal year 70
Or In clubs Of ave a. o. TO- o, ten at 81 co. and Of
twenty and ever al d 80 each.
Postage IL az oasss psspaid BY hs Pyolrieors.
Specimen eopie., list ~ iis,ks and Magazines and
Descriptive Circalan ssnt irse on application.
Letters .hsald hs addre,s'd 10
w. n. HALDEMAN,
rresIdeal Oanrler- Ionlnal Co. Loala, lle. Ky.
, 1877-11-03
FOREIGN CITIES,

FOREIGN CITIES.
The following wete received oy the chleago Board
Of T,nds'
LirrAYooL- Nor. 3.-Fslms mess pork-Eaa,ern.
~; Western nav ds. Observation-Disclosures. s5sI abort
stb now, III t lung ccar, 10 Mi abort CLEAR %;
shoulders, 3oas hsn,s, oa Lard, s5s. rr,Ine niess
beet, 8A; tnss mes beet oss extra lndia meas ltos
Cheese. TIA. rsllow. AN i'd. ..
LoEpox. Nor. 3.-Llv11root-wheat Ia better ID.
mants California rlnd, LA lo50I3s I'd: California
wAitt, IN 7ldsi.a lott spring. Ia 3dolls ID. Corn
auirEes II u ID. MAZE LAxR-WhcAa ssrf heavy
Corr steady. Carsnrs OF coxst-Whsst rather eser1
tai7 average NJ. isrsna. t!s'taas H. Corn steady.
carEoes on rAassxe- -shcat nrEIcctsd nothing 4otnK
Corn quiet onntry msrkela for wheat-Euxsh ters
dull. ftsach stssdy. - ..-..
L.vrnr,oL, Nov 3--ll:aN = m.-0nAss-Wheat-
wtntrr NJ. l. 81. Nc. 2. acs GA. snSths. Noi II,
3a; No. !. los VI. white. NJ. l. l5sl No. ,. l1s III,
r,ub No !. la II, No \ Ia lid Corn No. 'ss ID;
No = :s9s 81. .o-
LtvzRtrol. nov. 3-9;1o y III a-us4tN-Whsat-
Winter No, IL lls 4dt No. J. lu4 s1 spTinG No l. lis,
No. = loA 81, clud. No. l. 1855 ~: No. y las ILL., Coru
No, !. 2as I'd; No. >, aAa bscAdstuas kensTsily
weaker.
l,yxxrs,ol. Nov. l-Latest -Cor1oa -psArket dull
and easier: at<sd, salrA 7sn uales; speculation aud
r1pust z0lD; Ainsftan+ 4.uU.
Yam and fabrics u Manchester dull.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for three bAyI 2 eD
quarters; American. ie00 California white wheat la
sd8!sas d. club. a1s i0laiss No. 2to No. rel Wsst'
en spstng. III aitjtIs; da wiuteE Ius ehstls 4d
Fjouf-EatFs New Yusk. 1ss. E0Fp-Neststu tulxel.
xo.&sM4 ID. UsA-AMestcAn, IL Barley. AMeFiGs1,
y VI,
rkAs-E1nadlAn, 38a
CLuvxHSEgp-hmericsn, 451sos.
rkuy,slUS4-sle&s pork. +t.s d. Prime u1ess bcef
Aas. tarl-Amtrtssn. 4sA usioa-LsnR clear. ~
Ut; short DO. < G4,
CuEksx-FtGe American. &&s-
TALLoM-40s ID.
rsrRoLEux- -..eaasd; IN u; *ptr4ts 7st4
kLKskEn Okt-Jlg.
l,x4lA Com uaou. ~ 3d13s ID; paIA tS&
Sptsira or Tr1ffMT lax-2&a 6a1.sa
LIVERPOOL, Nov livery LatssI-h4Staro RI.
FkotKux-l2s4i7s ID
uAcux -short clear, ~.
AxfwKkr, Nov. 2--egvknLkuH-3l.
, 1877-11-03
AMERICAN CITIES.
NEW YORK.

8pte1et NspaseA 10 jAs EAfeoGa n7a&ss.
NEW Yoak. Nov 1.-lxAIx-Spftnt Wht4t des!&aRa
10 more iMpankpk aggregate. u essentially anchAbE.
Cd axu5e& though during the dsy tho msrkes ruled
weak, demand mainly speeulAtlts' 200 hu No. NIL
EAukee spflng Al 4I.2Yi No. j Northwestern spsln6
November option, u. 2a9 pscsnbek g. 1S3 81;
do lAuussy nominal. oyeOeut ln coFa comparatively
chtedy Id epttoas. quoted aaoGs Nc
pef ba lowsg cosinf xesxs odsfanEa tslE though n1t
p1geat; mt1el Western auxrt4e4 lou At 80s1<5Ics
Hlis western. ou0 ba u s5c- hJe In Light Request
within tha previous rsuga. moderate snoyemeat Ia
osu chiefly In NJ, Chicago here md 10 Af1ise u
about previous pric&s, though ths general narkat
ruled weak; mixed Me4sssu u AJ7e. whlts wsstern
n 37&AAtsse1 No. = Chicago. StuU h1 u 37>S--ana
a3,Lpu bu 70 arrive tn kotst1ber oa private letmA
F.oy1s1nxA-ARas potk uodeS8tel{ sought feF saty
, 1877-11-03

the new crop. md some dealers think II In not 40
large as It WAS believed to he earlier In The season.
Hides were atendicr undct better demand froa
dealers. sccos we're rather Gusct. but firm ~
rnle. on account OF smsi offerings, the receipts
having fallen OF. Potatoes were steady Under
far local inquiry. which tonk nca,ly all the offer.
inR' Of f'ne stock. Apples were In demand and
hrm. while other fru.ts wore SLOW Ind easy.
Poultry was dull and weak.
Lake trcl9hts were In better demand and tsmcs.
at 44c fot wheat 10 Buffalo Room was taken tor
200. 600 bu wheat and 20. 600 bu corn.
Through rntes 10 New York by lake and fn!l
were quoted At 1Dc on wheat Ant 11t<e on corn.
Tai, frc!ghts were s.eaar Mt the recent advance.
Rates on grain and ether fourth-claes are now
40c 10 Scw York. a.c to baltimore, 3sc "a Phil.
Aic|ph,A. 45e to 11oston and other New EnQlhnd
potnss, and use 10 Montreal Boxed meals wese
qnoieA Sc. and loose mests 1oe per 100 ns higher
than 2rain,
noobs HEcElvHp o.
at Chicago Customs. Eov. =: Atnonnt collected,
81, alU.13.
, 1877-11-03

wned movement continues liberal. and ftocks here
accommodating hnt slowly. We cGuntc: Fancy crtamery.
*s32rs rood to choIcc Frair' :oR:ocs medium. tsa
1ac; Inferior 10 rnHlalon+ Dxt1tc.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. rrnst qufet movement At
sssady prices Quotations ART A. follows: stark. 74c;
Dfanton A. 2s4c: Lcw!afon 9i4ei utter Creek :o!xc,
American, ID4c burhr., I and hu. i3@lac: RunnIcs
singles, taaitHtt do. double. 2+<l2iHc.
CiiEEsE-Fine Ruods seu In scansy fnrpfy. End re-
main arm At fully former prices Thr roorer qualities
4: fss s e. f.; II. asn's s@s
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iaytrs oht ~ 80: 10 new: - ah. e !oo,e,
aew ss4!s.s zSsiT sar,sn'* sit, 5!is7se; aens".
III ss f!:!sH s9 sss;. ,.n,sc tse.ssn %
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r. .a sa !es.ers s5o hny!nH mofs @ 1rse{ A. =.
, 1877-11-03

Hp0s~Tbefs xAA furthas toualderatls dscreaas Ia
tho recslpts and further material 4hFanxass a taiues
aud sv*n tion ths e!g.tnx PIcta II tns
a.y tst9re Of 1a!o tssdt disris{sa ~ but t;'s ,Stt
ilsrs tAtaer stc eales feeling tznxsl trolo
$GLa&.la tQS akus. snd acaikw4x ols xeuet9ilJ. 70
Il UHjs 90 fot choice heasy shiprnI hnks: khnaEa
p1ost 0f The days Eot* ~ done Il ttAtd4 ~ G1Us'
rrshi backin9 has1: IL AAAA ~ f.a1 &FAAA4i
, 1877-11-03
DY TELEGIlApHs
NEW fORR,

To tn 5ptst<rB As,oe4af<d Pytta-
New Yoak, Eev. 2.-lolh opened at 10aX and
close4 n l03H. Carrying rates. IN 10 4; . fsw
loans m1de DAT
aiIver It London UNCHANGED. Here silver bars
1224 In greenbacks and llu In gold.
Silver eoin HON discount.
Governments weze steady.
Railroad bepls were dull Ohio Mila1as!ppi
seconds declined 10 t3.
State secuhkles were quiet.
This wsa the dullest dsy cf the season In tia
stock market, The yiulrnt storm lariug Ia eject.
This tona Of ths market was weak tbs only fsaiate
being decline In EsN Jehsy Central feom - "
, 1877-11-03

1aA. Transactions wero only 80. oon sharrs. Of
which T. 900 were Es1e 20, zoo Lake ahnrc. 1000
St Paul. !. 600 1.ackawanna, md II. 900 Western
Lnton.
Money. Gdl1 with exceptions at 1-3o per day Ia
addition to 7 pnf hnnn1n
Prime mercantile paper. 0Ft8.
En1tom4 receipts, $50, 0sN.
The A-.-iant Trraaufes t!shussch 81. coo. 600.
C!ra9in1s. 4lA 900, Goo
UEy goods Imports Tor the week. 1851, 000
Stcrl,n1 dull: lony. 1906: short, 4A4n.
, 1877-11-03

moo rRttpuCTS-wett vcsy aulct for day Ia the
regular phe season. and tended slightly down
lioga were autcd per 100 lbs lower. snd Lvet
rou declined g., put ia sbs srd. Other markets
also tame. and buyers Hess hrd o. II was stated hat
sery few nr.ers hers. mich Of The stun Koinx
fprH ban1 saId the a of dealers ChAnxc.
The packing opena stowy. with few hoEt. but
lte In adsAnct Of the corresponding week last rear
Tho Cincinnati frict Current furnishes the following
fnl1fnl nf aunmef haekin1t
, 1877-11-03
!. I nam FWNHETACUs
Il sAs FIJI. xctsco. Nov. ..-FoowinR are tho clos.
~ | 1nun Inn n tA

Srw ort,.y.. SoS. "s.t;oi'i' ,e,,;a,on:,,
Sight exchange Tn New furk, Il discount.
Sterling exchange. hankcrs' Rll!t, 403.i.
rONEiHN.
L0snox. Nov. 2.-Amonns Of bull lon gone Into
tho flank of England on taIancr to.iay. Il 4sH00.
consos. m0ney, NJ 7-lu: account. i!i+
United staies bonds-t1.e. 10jiS; 01s, l0aA;
10.l0s, l0H!.: new j., lola.
New York Central. lo7, Eric. 1essi preferred,
PANS, Nov, 4.-7cntss, 1857 p3c.
, 1877-11-03
DulIness Among the Banks.'.
New York Exchange
Firmer.
Trade Dol1nrs...Nationat- Bank Circnla.
tion..-Prcycntfon Of Fraudulent
Banking.
The Produce Markets Tame and Gen.
orally Easier..:Hogs 1ower'-'
Provisions Dull.
Wheat and Corn Iltasy....oats Slrcngtr~"AIt
Sttady~-Lakt FreIghts Flrnsr.
FINANCIAL.


FINANCIAL
--
There was vcrr little movement IN hnSnc'e' c.'
:lcs. Tho offerings Of mercantile paper are on'J
moderate, AMI The country oanNs arc teeNhs
smaller amaunta OF rtai'connr. pepoehs are
increasing, owing to The t1ltNcnlty of ana'na em.
rloymcnt fnr capftnI. The srn5uino mood that
prevailed IN commercial and hnanc'aI Quarters IN
the eat,Y fall IS pnitnE rerceptiol5. Conf'sonee
has not brcn A. tnty restored a. the eonhdrnt
thonrht 1t had hccn. The nrdcFs from the country
Tor currency Email, nnl not equal tn she re-
ec!pts. New York exchange was armct. ana was
quuted between banks 1T 2oGl50c per 8l.o pre-
r,lum.
Tho clearlngs were 81, 400, COO.
rnAnE, poLLAMs.
D!rcctot t,nt1esman. ia defending tho a,scontIn-
unncc of the cunngr OF trade ..tosr.. puts the rx
nor, demand pt 9:loO, moo month. TIN exports to
china Rnsl other forolyp markets have been 81.
600. lis puts tho stock on hnna At 81. ;oo COO to
ND zoo % ds ,ne n. e'"1 ri. i"e !.
nv thr snn T,,n,t.co juii,in to he 81, 900 600 or
~ .S uno 1S "mo to ,.,,. Thn n,,es,or .,a,ss the
amount IN circulation IN lhe Atlantic siases at
$1,000, ooo. since it i' krown Tint only $500 600
anu thst s. TO- Of the slaS ooo So,nsd A.. II,
bcrc arain to pircetof IA In error to Tho extent or
el ono mn lt,s yfnlatpu rf tnc law tn u.e tho
49,, ~, a-. $50. Im.. ~ -, ,.,o ,,sa, .,.,,,
n'ln' ~ eusn l'aaa'"o!or9 !" se mo s."c'a t'!e"
Att0n bnt there 5h0HlU 10 no fcEatnt 10 coin th6m
for cxnoft
uro ,,.~,..,-s-,,,. ,..,r,-
'A "''''"o 'soeN ~" "M"AA.
The ranstctlnn4 on tue san FfanclftH Sfock
Beard III mining stocks ate beer much smaller this
var tan in t.,e fhrcr trccpdinu years. The sa1cs
'.."s @ " ...'.s @ a,s ~. sno. r. sa,,,,.'Is. H..
III 'annal5 VILE s's. 'sh' sou' :" sep'ehoes 'nc5
were ~ 0H. "oo The tola' falrs foF Inc tss' nine
m"nth. OF The ychr eonlpafo rs follows Tor 1onr
years: --. .......
I'M ,c mo1,n* 1877 ..'.'..s s:s tss
sninr line IN iK;5 itrI Si, ~
same s'iac II ia7i. ..;"'.. f5a""*p
lhc HH'tfnh OF "eI :" saSs OF tne 41ock market
o. me preceding daF:
ihefe va. an unfortunate hrrok IN mining VAL
.r ra.sn ,s ~ r r f> r ~ ~ -. ~ I"n nn ;nS. 1--WE
ci,rc,l to fe rtuck Ly drutet pnhj,shc, frp,n pni
mars report 10 Tho SILVER EUh,,..totl, lie is not
rntitledt' nucH sympathy. ~ story = al old
omn as,s HrsIe. Mu"s a. H., E s,n.. ~ ~ s.
Silver Commission 10 mako v prutuct If silver ~
nnan'i M possible. Til. rrpu7t wns pnhi,.hc hprs
yrste'aaY. thnnsh made ap md known !li,,o months
hso,e 1Slx s ,nnrnv my ~ ta ,rcra"i t,s. ~.
ins is decidedly irrcg,l;ur crt we're hrasy salus
Of the bonanza stocks at ee7 % to so per shnrc.
ITALIAN RALwArs.
The Official report pf Italian taways tnr 1870,
Just Published by tho head VI t|se 1tallan Railway
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