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BRITISH TRADE REPORTS.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. ga leading grain circular
says: "There no change in the Wheat Markets The
demand is generally steady and moderate prices are
fairly maintained. Tho may be said OF spot ana
the neighboring districts Since Tuesday, the number OF
cargoes OF Wheat of coast has what increased bh
with more demand prices firm. and In some case'
slightly higher Maize reduced to five cargoes Tor
sale It's value steady. At this market, TO-DAY theIe
were few buyers but upon moderate transactions the
Wheat eurrences of Tuesday maintained Flour 10
unaered In Corn, fair business was done at rather
above the rates quoted in our last" - -z
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 23, 1877.
The circular OF the Liverpool CottoE Brokers Assoc,
alton reviewing the trade for the week ending last ngh
saws Cotton was quiet early in the week, but ami
mated during the few days Quotations have gener
ally advanced. American IN active demand. The
quotations uplapds advanced led other descriptions
command fu rates. In Sea leland business has been
only moderate, and prices unchanged In futures
fair has been transacted and, AFTER various
fluctuations they close steady at an advance OF d Tor
November delivery and led for other positions
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24

tanned from copies of the decision OF tho Court OF
the report Of the referee and of the lease and printed
in another column--show that the dspute between
the Chicago and Alton Railway, andtheWggins Ferry
Company is a matter of much moro serious rapport
for the railway than appears from IT'S circular Issued
about two weeks ago. The suits already COM
menced are for a total of 100000 damages, and
the contract between the two companies. was held
by the court in its decision rendered October 13,
1874. TO be perpetual. When the Chicago and Alton
Company issued its circular. the price of its stock
rallied from 10 to So
The coal shares to-day acted very much as II they
were used as the lever with which to sustain the
general market although, after the prices were up
there was a renewal of the talk Of coal comblna-
ton. Delaware, Lackawanna and Western SOLD NJ
497sG 1895 a Ga 50l4, Delaware and Hudson at
4512Q4712047l4 and New-JeTsey Central at l4O
144 But Morris and Essex declined from 70i2 TO
75 Western Union and the entire list OF mlscella-
neous stocks extremely dull and without feat-
ture.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North River. Vessels and RaIiro1fs.

FRIDAY. Nov. %. 1877.


ASTIFS-Quiet unchanged Pots. 2N. Pearls Sc.
BEESWAN-QUiet stil quoted 2G927c for western ana
Southern yellow. 70,
BROOMCO RN-Steafy; moderate sales Brush, 1qSc
Green IIurl, 6G7c Tipped. Al &C
CANDLES Unchanged qul l.
CIICCORY-Quieti unchanged; German f@c Lnglsh
5h0JaaC. gold.
COAi-huthracte unusually active. unchanged ow-
n To large stocks sharp competition BumIons qui l.
liverpool anncl S3a fl4. Liverpool Gas DO, rlO0
81 Newcastle do. - 7tdf5 Pen sylyaua Mesmoiantl
virginia - BOA 70; Cumberland soft al oad
Top Clealheld - So and Anthracite - Goa s3 20, by
COCOA-scarce nominal high prices could be obtained
COFFEL-Iuo &c ligh'r more INQUIRY saes ~ ~ ef
"D1yat." l73c 1000 do, lf2c stock here llNalt
bags better iohbng trade dispatch from London quoted
good frss RIO 81 9o2s; MID quiet, steady. unchanged
Quotations: Ordinary, i5l4 oc Fair 19c: Good lo4c.;
Prime 9lsci Far u OJcd ani0 l7 u De- Java AID
Padane, z2d2ic; Maacaho l621 1ec: Il domingo, l3a1
IGc Savanla, lGdl &c, LlcuayIa lo6s COSTA ica,
l70lgL,c gold, Ac.stura, lSd l9'2c gold.
COOPERAGE STOtk-S.cldy, TAR s1les; Empty Hogs
heads 81 EOorS - feet Ordinary 10 Prime t33a $50; y
feeI do ssa s3O shocks 81 inches with heSis
81 7JosI IS sugar Shocks with ae2ds, 81 inches. y ia
- So do inches 81 5uaSl 50; Box Siooks, 6jG.Oc
Rum shocks. So 1Jd54 Pipe shocks, 80 JOd5l.
CDRDAGE- UNCHANGED.
COTTON-Spo Cotton in moderate demand, steady saes
lac ftT7 lass evening" incu x 90 export, lj6
spinning speculation lo4 o. arrve delivered con
tract 400 Receipts az r p0rs 2J19i bales against
75l day last week 2l3f Last year for week, 1880
against 1872 80 last week i3 Ills week last year since
September !. l,32 Gl5 bales against 4J2 bales same
time 1876 Quotations:
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24
LIvE srocK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

BUFFALO, y. Y, NOV 23-CAITLEI Receipts to-day, Il
300 head the total for the week thus ia 600 head,
against 84l Of 75 consigned through
pa sales today fresh arrivals consigned through
32 through the yards held Or shipment tolnOr
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Reccpts to day loo head total
week thus far 1900 head against l2y1O head ls
through Market dull
ing; sheep s3 75GSl 25 &c decline on other
grades weather very uniayora0e LaSieIn aaNc5 cause
depressions offerings mainly fair to medium quality OILY
gh roporon Of choice stock two cars stock IN the yard
remaining unsOld. - --,- =, -
hoGs-leceps today $50 head toal for the week thu
far $50 head. against 10000 head last week cln'g.
through Market opened with buyers and sellers O1
apart YORK dealers Offering - % @ 80 Tor YORK
sellers 4O closed with sales o 1ofKels at
81 3J Hogs in good demand at 81 5O9t4 p9cAetS
buying literally OF Heavy Hogs packers and Shippers pih
ciral buyers; offerings generally Of good quality. ~
CHICAGO Nov. % The DTOreTs Journal repOTts CAfILF
head shipments S75 head Chlce sieady Mt
supply fair sales at - 80 70 ne holding
f0I 50 80; Naive butchers slow; Bulls x2G$Z 30; cows
S2aS2 Steers 81 75aS3 IS Feeders and siocAc qet
weak few sales Of COloradOs at IS 5O4A W. iehs
~ tOG ~ 70. -.
HoGs-Recelpts 10000 head shipments. $500 head !;
all grades lower; Shipping, iOd4 60; Mixed PACKING
s. S0Gsi 20 Light. 3O0f 40 all sold.
SHEEP Receips $50 mead; Butc .ers buying slo"Iyj
Shipping inactive; sales at - y5d$3 70
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24

sale Grsssers sold rm 3c. TO &C.. veas ranged from &C.
~ &c. - .
Hume Elliott Co AZ sxeth st., 10 Gra4sers, 227 10
3l4c; 20 do 1888 n, at 4isc.. Yeats 1876 ~ al &c
g. Collins sold At Washington Market 50 Mount hOhy al
6d9c.
Peters & P,ucher sole n Bucks county AZ 500.
SHEEP AND LANES Receipts - cars NJ Jersey 'lty
cars "a Sytietb a. making 4,SJl head Total ce
Saturday 800 head against 242 head the same me as
Win Just about enough stock 10 meet the demand
prices rle than those OF yesterda Nos OF
the stock ~ fair TO good quality though some poor ones
aud state ewes at $50 sheep ranged from c 70 5qc
and Lambs from ac. to 64c while fe" choice went as Sh
6i2c. 80
Hasnbcck & DAVIS sIa a GO ns, 81 Canada sheep, llG
n. s7sc % do ~ n at tci ~ do 90 b az So u do
l2l f &C.; lG3 Michigan - 70, at &C.. 90 Sate Lambs
II 5 Gc as canada - 10, at 6c; 81 DO, 5 10 a. o'zc
ll9 Canada Sheep and Lambs lOi h. It canada bu1Aa
Hume Eiot & CO. sold 80 western sheer ~ n, a. 4ac
less 80 lot 7i do, - %, a. 4qc 10 state b6 10 NJ
2c 80 %. ll5 u, az PC 2 state LAMBS, u ID al 80
5 l7l canada sheep IO5 %, ats Gj 1913 state sheep
and Lambs, II 10 at Is 90. .,,
James Kirby Co 227 Michigan sheep. 73 i, at 4i2c
212 do, 81 n. at 5c.; lS2 do. 90 n. al - 80. .
s. McGraw sold 20 state Ewes. 10 ID, AZ ASc 10 Sate
Kase Pdcock sold at Jersey city, 1sl Illinois sheep %
HOGS-A rivals, 15Ia cars at 4Oih cars Jersey
City, including which arrived Late yesterday aud 20
bead Goth making 6,7J4 head. Total srce sat
against 81 ZS read the time last
difference price can be noted. Ctty
Dressed had tmaud at 2d64c the latter beng
pigs Jersey Dressed sold fairly Washington
from for Heavy, and 6 10 2c for Medium
and Light Pigs. ~
Albert Reed sold at 4Othst, lZ5 lnjan HOGS aFe 40 ID
of Z
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24
oFIyCIAL PrpOET NEW-y0PR 1fr"Iv7 STOCH *.
lE..-E WITTY N-EENEE. q 1871
EInsr BoArD-1I O'CLOCK 4. N
THIRD DOARD-o3O J. v
FMDAY. Nov. 2G-P. N.

Alta recent meeting in London Of The shareholders
OF the Grand Trunk Railway Of Canada, after long
address from Sir Henry w. Tyler it is reported that
Mr. Haudysidc said that me would have been very
glad if the president had got out Of the hackneyed
strain that they had heard for many years.
For some twenty years he had heard addresses
from the president Of that company. and
they bad always held out hopes for the
future which had never been fulfilled. He was will
ing TO let byFones be bygones; bat there was
tainly one thing in Sir II. Tylcrs address which led
him t. believe there better times in store for
both this company and the Great Western, and that
was that there seemed TO be prospect Of harmonious
arrangement between the two companies. A long as
thisiusaue competition carried on, they, share
holders had very small chance of getting dividend"
But Mr Ilandyside, ike ma0y an American stock
holder, in his expectation Of an Improvement,
ignores one important fact There are FIVE railways
aud business only sufficient for two" Hence the
impossibility Of avoiding this insane COMPETE
tiou.7 The interest ang rentals Of the unem-
p0yed capital invested as great a tax
az If the capital werc fully employed,
Already il is admitted by prominent railway officials
that the traffic both eastward aud westward rs
lighter than ever before. and it is not denied all
rates unsettled. II may be possible that stock
holders at nome, wholhaye listened to recent semi
official promises, will soon feel like Mr.. Handyside,
that what they have heard is only the repetition of
. "hackncyed strain"
The stock market to-day feversh and irregu-
lar Lake Shore was prominent in amount of trans
actions, and "a, 900 ebares recorded bought
and sold. The opening price WAS 68, IRON which it
declined TO 81, and then, after rally 70
6731. sold at 67l4G67l2. 1t was thought
by some that tie sales Of this stock to-day could
he traced 20 q prominent Investor" not a specu-
iator The g. Pauls were lower and weak. but the
Northwest STOCKS were well sustained. and closed a
fraction better than yesterday. Rock Island was
on snn d treS.. aecliaed 10 7sl4 Tho facts-ob-
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24
.. = :.
Foreign exchange was dull and unchanged W
rot

Money call was IN good supply at d 05 on Gov
crnment bonds, and in good demand on stock col
lateral at 5d6, with the latter the more common
rate Discounts were dull and unc hanged
1he United States Treasury, at Washington,
to-day received $500, 900 National bank notes for
redemption. The Customs receipts were S3iO,OO0
and the Internal Revenue receipts were $4,000.
The following is the Clearing House statement to-
dRy Currency exchanges S67, ,03S,G12; currency
balances - 727.731 gold exchanges, $o,J61, AZ (;
and gold balances, ~ ,25S, $50.
The cable adv.ces report that money is unchanged
in London, and that the sum of 10000 bullion
went into The Bank Of England " on balance" to-
day. British consols stifeucd to 9613-1G for both
kinds and United States bonds were n fraction
Grmcr az the opening, but closed easier, with 1865
aud 10-f0s ruling at lOSbs, new % at 106Ss, and
new 4l2 per cents at 1915. In American railway
stocks Erie common fell to 9Cs, preferred closing at
2l y; New York Central was at lO7l4 Illinois Cen
tral at 1884. and Pennsy lyana Central ut -. Bar
silver was 81 y pence the ounce, English standard.
Paris dispatches report the D per cent French
rentes mp To 100 % at the opening closing AT O650
Sight exchange on London quoted at 25.20.
The receipts Of -four and grain at the principal At
lantic ports this 23d day of November were:
ke
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24
since the beginning OF the year, compared with the
corresponding portions of previous years:
For tho week 1875. 1870. Isn,o
Entered at the pOrt... f4el3uS sl,olbOnn " t,gg'aos
Thown o. market. 565,lS7 s7"S62 o'"-o'
Futere6 A. he 73O s75 sCJ7s7 s729l osl
Thrown on nisrket .. 95293658 76,Sl5,l16 73olS'1E
rrnoprAN r1NANcIAL MAhgErs.

LONDON Nov 22-l2S0 m.Consos 06l, ior both money
and tbe account L. g honda 1868. 1884,; Erie railway
shares lO. Illinois Cent al "a; PENNSYLVANIA central 81
IONpoN Nov 92-i:3O D. mPalis advices quote hVe per
cent rentes LOG francs % cenmes Tor the account
IOSpON Nov 23-3SO y. m.-The amount OF bullion gvhc
into he Rank OF England on balance today, R40OOp
LONDON Nov 23-l p. m.-Consols e6l'e ioi mone.'
e67 for The account T. Donds four and hall per cents
lOi New Ave 0Gis. Erie Railway shares 9'; 90 prefer.
ed p; Illinois Central 1884, Pans adYces qnoe nNe por
cent renes At OG francs for the account silver
f. quoted at % 4d. per ounce. , n. ,o
preferred, y y .. 49,. M .o,
23.-TNchaDge on LONDON, HhuOs ~ wa
times short sight.
New-York tribune., 1877-11-24

of which bales havc cleared for export dur
ing The week. confined TO low ann very
choice grades while medium almost entirely nessetsa
the prices obanabe for snch In request are 50b
f Tow 10 Fair III l3c for ch.ce export grades Good 10
Prime such are quoted ga Or not In demand heeees
Tor be 100 total september l. 1871 Of
zoo bales total for period In lsIG 355 D2es
for week O7S total since sept mber iSt
~ 755 bales total for period In 1870 376 bales
New Yorks new 60l3c; Easern new. Sdl2oi WlsconsnS
new base; Yearlings, case, Olds all sro"ths' I@Soi
Californian, l6dl6c. , 5000, ,,u,o,
rather quiet Receipts Of the week 9l,C5 sides ana
bales exports 10000 sides $500 70 England aha ooUO
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