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The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-08-04

Most people who profess piety ask a6-
vice of directors about their prayers and
spiritual exercises. Few inquire whethe r
they are not 10 danger of damnation from
neglect of works of charity.
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will be labor Of love. With feelings of
the deepest confidence we shall await the
result.
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CARRIAGE MAKERS.

JOSEPH SCHWARTZ & CO.,
IMPORTER AND DEALERIN
Carriage, Wagon and Cart Materials,
sprinEn, AIleS, Bolts, ReAdy.Made Wheels, Buggy
Bodies, Wood Work, Trimmings,
PAINTS AND VARNISHES
SARVEN PATENT WHEEL,
Agent for the Celebrated
BLACKSMITH FAN BLOWER.
Carriage and Wagon Maker and Repairer,
- salesrooms and Fsotory-
Nos. 43, 45 and AZ Perdido Street,
Near Carondelet Street,
oe&3 ~ ~ EEW oRLBAEs-
}, THOMPSON & BROS,
Importers and Dealers iu
Carriage and Wagon Makers Material
And Manufacturers CT
LIGHT CARRIAGES & SPRING WAGONS.
ALL AT REASONABLE PRICES,
6S and co. South Rampant Street. .-6s and 20
fo24 70 ly Between Common and Grsvier.
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John 1. Noble. B. F. Escbelman,
John Chafs VIM. G. Black,
Richard MIllik:a, Charles Chafe,
j. I. Warren, L. c. Jurey,
Samuel FriedlAnder, VIM. HArtweu,
A. A. Yates, G. J. Leeds,
R. N. Walmsey, A. T. Janin,
A. q. May, Joseph Bowling,
T. Lytt. Lyon, A. N. BtckhAm,
Samuel H. Boyd, Henry Abraham,
Joseph MsElroy. Louis Bush,
William j. Behsu, A. Brittin,
e9 G. VIZ SeDtel.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-08-04

At special meeting Of she Board of Trustees, held
on the sIst inst, it resolved to pay demand
second semiannual INTEREST OF FIVE PER
CENT to the sOth of April, 1873, making TEN PER
CENT PER ANHUM on the capital stock Of the Com
pany tsl,OoOGoc. and. CASH DIVIDEND OF
TWENTY PER CENT to stockholders tho amount
1877 $50 tsJ Of their participating premiums for
the year ending the 3otA of April 1873.
I'D. A. PALFREY, President.
JOHN CHAFFE, Vice President.
THoS. f. WALLER, Secretary.
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans. City of New Orleans.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this twenty
second day of May, 1873.
EDWARD IVY, Notary Public.
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INSURANCE.
TWELFTH ANNUAL STATEMENT
Factors and Traders Insurance Co.
No. 81 Csrondelet Street.

NIw ORLEANS May 81, ls7s
The Trustees in conformity with the charter Of the
Company publish the following statement of its affairs
for the fiscal year endisg April 3Oth 1875 to wit:
Premiums for the year
On fire risks. S3Is 70z 81
River risks 214 29S "a
Marine risks. As 7s0 7u-S5T2 77s ST
Less
Unterminated premiums April
Return premiums -------.--.... 9,Se9 6s- 947Se 90
nata ahza n,
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HIBERNIA INSURANCE COMPANY,
Office, No. 81 Camp Street.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-08-02
Sunday School Convention.


We are requested to invite the Sunday Schools
of this County to elect one person from each
school rs n delegate to n County Convention 70
bcconvencd in the baptist Church at Union c. H.,
OH Saturday, the 10th inst, at 10 o'clock, \.
NJ, for thlpurposc of clccting delegates to the
State school Convention to ,be held at
Grccnvillc On The 2lst and I'D Of this month
This is an important matter and should be at
tend to at once. No one can place too high an
estimate upon the value of Sunday Schools
The great work they have already accomplished
in the moral and spiritual clcvatiou Of the you ia
of the country is becoming more apparent and
encouraging every ycr; but those schools can
be made more attractive and effective by an in
tcrchangc of experience and opinion which can
alone be properly disseminated through such a
body of workers rs is proposed to assemble at
Grccnvillc. Every person interested in the
Sunday School work should tccl it duty as
we'll rs pleasure TO encourage and aid the
vcntion in its efforts to syStcmatizc and make
mere cIcctual the plans and teachings of our
Sunday Schools. We hone 10 see every sunday
School ~ Ma county we'll represented in the
meeting here on the 10th and the county ably
represented at Grccnyille on the DIST.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-08-02
The Latc Rains---Crops.

We are pleased to state that nearly every part
Of this County has hccn visited by refreshing
rains since our last issue, to the great relief to
Farmers and benefit to crops. In some sections,
however, the rains on Sunday and Monday
nights did some damage by Overlooking the bot
tom lands and washing tho uplands. At pres
ent the corn crop looks promising as could be
wished, and many predict that corn will not be
worth more than 30 TO 10 cents bushcl next
Fall.
The cotton crop is generally looking WE'LL
Some say it is heavier boiled than for many
years before. No safe calculation San he made
OF this c.op, until it is in the market
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-08-02
Tuckaho Academy Picnic.

accepting polite invitation nom Mr. W. u.
Austin, the able and efficient Principal of Tuck
aho Academy, to attend "a Picni& given by the
friends and patrons Of the school, on Friday
last, we shook the dust of the town from our
feet aSd aajS zeJ . Jay pf delightful recreation
the
TGs s~ IS kcatcd about eight miles
South-cast of This town, surrounded by very
intelligent population, and is one Of the most
tourishing schools in the county Its P incipal
is young man of superior abilities, and ap-
pears to be peculiarly fitted for the high posi-
ton OF Teacher of the youth Of our country.
During the war he was brave soldier and lost
his right arm in battle. Since then he has de-
voted himself to study with the intention of fit
ting himself for the position of Teacher or
any other occupation requiring high order of
intelligence and education /; and we were pleased
to hear Mr.. James our faithful School Commits
sioncr, compliment him for having the best disci-
pinned school in the County, while his scholars
appeared to progress in their studies more rap
idly than most others No man in the country
has purer moral character than Mr.. Austin,
while In every other respect we consider him
one of "a knost worthy and promising young
4RTTpPer uFresr-nesrnrg ;
ArriyeHupon the grounds we found q large
assembly Of very intelligent ladies' and gentle
men awaiting the speakers. Soon Mr.. Austin
arose and introduced the first speaker, Col W.
}. I. Glenn, who delivered u very fine address
upon education. Not having room to say all
we wish about the address, we will merely state
that the Col. established himself in our minGs
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-08-02
Who Can Vote.

MH. EpIroR Please inform Us who are eL-
titled to vote for the ten delegates from each
Township 10 the County Convention. and obgc,
MANY VOTERS
ANSwER.-Thc County Executive Committee
will, ut an carly day, announce the day when
tlH delegates shall be elected, and who will be
entitled to vote ut such election. Our under
standing is that AL democrats vii. be entitled to
vote for delegates.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-08-02
A Habeas Corpus Case.

y celorcd man, named Andrew Williams. of
laurcAs, was brought before Judge Wallace, on
Wednesday last, upon writ Of haJeas corpas, to
bc allowed TO give bail. lie was charged with
killing colorcd man named Munro Drury, in
a tight on the 10th ult. Upon the representa-
ton Of Mr.. Gray, prisoners counsel, aud with
consent of Solicitor Ball, the Judge allowed the
petition and placed the bail At 500.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-08-02
Tho Revenue Gases.

Iho kevCnuC Cases.
We sec by the latest tclcgraphc dcpatchcs
that Mr. Earle "dcn;es cmphatically that the
government has reached Il decision rs to what
cours" it will pursue in dealing with Judge
kcrshaws ruling" Mr.. Earle also says the
whole case is gractly overratci rs to its impor-
tancc, and lie believes that the matter will be
amicably and satisfactorily determined, accor-
ding to law;
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-08-02

How MANY MES 1T Took 10 CuNpuER ruE
CoNrEDERACY Prom the records Of the War De.
rartmcnt nj Washington statement has lately
been compiled, showing the total number Of men
who served in tho Federal armies during the
late war, their natiyitcs, etc. The total mum
her Of men III the late civil war, Oh land and
sea- was no less than 2,1G2 10! !--conSilcrably
more than oue-third Of the whole white pupua-
ton Of the Ccnfedcracy. fthcsc l0I ,ni3 were
in the navy. 1880 were colorcl tIool :. and
so, 900 were rc.rnlistmcnts leaving >. Ia. .OOO
white soldiers for land service
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-08-02
The Eclipse,

The heavy clouds disappointed our citizens
who had prepared their glasses for looking at
tho eclipse last Monday evening. The sun was
obseured, bui ii was much darker at the time
nalned for tho eclipse than it was before and af-
ter that time, 50 VIC suppose that important
event did occur, under n cloud.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-08-02
TO CANDIDATES.

IN o''/c" fo gtcc cOc'y ma" an oppo|tu-
"ty 10 PIT their names bct6rc tie people, as
c""'i'G't"s for cDic", ,cc hurc reduced tie
price ./o" AiccrtjSiy 10 50 for EACH mun,c
d""oumc"i No non,c mW be- puJtishcd M
III Hc p"intcr'S fee is pnid. This ruLc wW
be strictly cmtorccd, SO Mot 1t 'cW be useless
.f"" any o"e to Sc"d us non,cS for luLhicu-
ton ~dhom Scm'tmy tie money ~M tie
oyr7,r.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-08-02
Col. w. H. Inman.

This gentleman, known to our citizens gene
rally as one of the largest stockholders in the
:. L. & &. Il. H., was in our town last Wc,lncs
day lie has gone up TO enjoy the delightful
cool atmosphere of llcndcrsonyillc and Ashc-
Vile. &C
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-08-02
Weekly Report of tho Thermometer.

"a heavy storm of thunder, lightning, wind
and rain commenced about 10 clock at night
and lasted about hours.
tA good rain set in about o'clock =. NJ,
and continued ut intervals until morning.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-08-02
Reduction of 10 per cent.

Col. j. L. Thomas, of the Carolina Military
Institute has reduced the terms of that Institu-
ton ID per cent. See notice in our advertising
columns and send for circular
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-08-02
Asbury Seminary Exhibition.

We have received an invitation to attend n
public examination of the pupils Of this flour
ishing institution Oh Wednesday next, and, if
possible We shall be there.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-08-02

INNCH Law IN observation-disclosures la,
July "O.-A party Of masked men variously cs-
timntcd ut from 400 to 800, rode into Monroe
at | o'clock this morning, and forClbly took from
the parish jail sour negroes, charged with muir
der, took them to the court house square, and
hung them to the limb Of an oak tree
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-08-02
Fine Potatoes.


Oar esteemed friend, Mr.. James Cunningham,
has our thanks for basket of remarkably fine
Irish Potatoes. They were rs good tasted as
they were inc looking
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-08-02

DEATH TmEorGm Nor LAVA jacksonville
Fla, special says: "a mob Of negroes tried 10
release n prisoner ut Bnttonvillc, Allachua Coun-
~, on sunday, when riot cusucl, in which
two negroes were killed and another fatally
wounlcl -
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-08-02

TmE AzoR.-Thc Lbcrian bark, the izor, af
ter being thoroughly ftImigatcd, moved up and
dropped anchor in the stream ou Saturday
There is said tobe some difficulty regarding rav-
ing oil She crew. The managers claim TO have
Il full passenger list ready for the next voyage.
and that they will he able ut early date to
pay ont fully. This information, however,
can not bc recommended az scrcily reliable
NrLrs anil CuNticr.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-08-02

STARTING AN outrage MILL.--Washngt, H.
July 1t is learned here from private sources
That Internal Rcrcnuc Collector, T.. NJ. Brayton
OF South Carolina, will be the Republican candi-
date for Congress iii the Third District of that
State. lie has recently been attempting to rc-
organize the Republican party and has douc
IL ny connivInS at outragcs which his deputies
have committed on peaceful citizens under tho
SuIse ol enforcing the revenue laws. Ills mu-
lalia deputy, Hugh Cane, now i'll Jail for mur-
der, was taken to South Carolina by Ex-Governor
Moses, who employed him as q procurcr Ills
other deputies have been Of the same chai-
acicr. Cane Is known to have ridden through
the mountainous regions Of South Carolina try-
IaS to induce the unruly class Of pooplc TO
cvadc the revenue laws. Brayton has lust ap-
phcd to Gorham Of the national committee for
assistance in the campaign, and it, is learned
that, while he does not hope to succeed he OK
poets TO make capital for the close districts of
the North by inStigaing some disturbances i'm
which the rifle clubs arc supposed TO take part.
This is the whole motive Of the movement -
Ncp lOrk Sun
WAsnINGroN, July on private letter rc.
c"ivcd from South Carolina saws that +. N
Brayton, Collector of Internal Ervcuuc NJ g..
lumJia, is working to secure the Ecuullic,,,
nomination TO Congress from the Thirl District
Erayton is the only collector Of revenue in tho
state. lie has, SO the letter SAYS an able staff
"' "hscr"puiouS politicians at his back in the
persons Of the deputy collectors IL is ALLEGED
'hat his strikers have been sent throughout the
stare ami are striving bY abuse of official au-
'h"fhy 10 Ihciic !hc citizens to outbreak for the
t"'PoSc "i manufacturing political capital
" J,.I
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1878-08-02

anderson Burns. the colorcd County tommis-
ssioncr OF Richland Co.. charged with murderinz
MS wife. has fled, and tho Governor has ofcr.i
reward of 800 for his apprehension.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-11

COAL TRADE BEVIEW.
From The Engineering and Mining Journal, Nay 10.
AcITE.


ANTHRACITE
Our report of the condition OF the anthra-
cite coal trade has become monotonO to us as to our
readers. On every side we get the same old story
Nothing doing" IL will be time for the Board OF
Control to meet and action regards June PRICES is
looked TO with much interest by many. The btuminous
trade hoping the may be advanced expect
ing thereby that their trade will be greatly increased
There strong conservative element In the anthracite
trade that believes that change should be made before
August and 1t have some influence at the coming
meeting Of the Board. -.
A successful combination is dependent large busi-
ness artfcally high prices The arbitrary although
moderate that has been made In prices has al
ready diminished the consumption and diverted fade.
and IL remains to be seen II further advance VIII
not become more serious In its effects.
Matters appear 10 be quite harmonious in the eombna-
tIOn the only thing giving any dissatisfaction being the
low prices adopted by the Anthracite Coal Association
Buffalo shipments The object of the association In
this has been, undoubtedly, 10 prevent coal Delng
shipped from NewYOrk. The only object In this coal
seeking Western market has been to prepare for war
IN time Of peace and the effort keep out Is ndi
cation that things not expected TO be lovely always
Coal, in seeking new market stands az q d!sadYan-
tage, OWIne to consumers being unfamiliar Win It's
qualities and Ii is the desire Of the Reading and other
companies who ship through the Erie Canal 10 nave
their coal wp!lknOwn in every market, that when
it comes to "eyery one for himself" they may hold
every advantage possible. . 49,
The production of anthracite coal last week was 3D.,
the previous week 17S 252 tons, and 4B3O4l
tons the corresponding week Of last The prOduc-
compared with 5749 900 for the like perie OF 1871
showing a falling of TINS year of l,6Is6is tons.
Inc following Is tue comparative statement Tor the
week ending May t. and years from January /:
New-York tribune., 1878-05-11

The home money market has been abundantIy
supplcd during the week with Oanabe funds and
ON pledge of choice collateral call loans have been
made from down to per cent, though OF course
the latter rate was exceptional Discount OF prime
paper and rates of domestic exchange are without
alteration. The Controller of the Currency has
called for reports from the National Banks as on
Wednesday, May /, and these reports are
now being sent forward and advertised.
The United States Treasurer at Wash
ington, to-day, received $96O,OOO National
bank notes for redemption. The customs receipts
were 1920, 900, and internal revenue receipts
$3.50 900. The following Is the Cleanng-il0use
statement to-day: Currency exchanges, $55,5lo,-
O23 currency balances az, 143,079; gold eA-
changes, $S,2ij, ,653; aud gold balances, $l9l2,-
4Si.
The movement during the week on the London
Stock Exchange has been large and important and
chiefly conspicuous for a sharp advance III hritlsh
consols direct result of the probabilities that
war between England and Russia will be ayerted.
The United States bonds were steady To llm whlle
IN American railway securities the Philadelphia
stocks were lower and the Others were strong, the
Jersey Centrals notably SO. At the weekly meeting
of the directors, held yesterday no change was
made IN the minimum rate of discount at the Bank
OF England, and il remains at, per cent. while IN
the outside market three months bills are reported
at about 23i per cent Bar silver was reported lower
ranging at 33i0533s, closing at 53l2 pence the
ounce English standard. The following are the
highest and lowest prices of securities for the week.
and the closing sales to-day and a week ago.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-11
Total shares sold for the week ..... .........,
.7O1s seller 50 days. TX diVid end.

At the opening to-day there was general stlfien-
ing m prces throughout the list. Letter there
WAS a dropping tendency. OF the active stocks
the ST. Pauls alone retained the fresh appearance OF
the morning. Wabash was an exception TO the gem
eral rule having early declined from 1884 to l2l2
ON the announcement that another injunction hau
been obtained against the company here; later II
recovered TO the opening price ON the assumption
that the various suits prosecuted solely Tor the
purpose Of stock-jObbing.
Pacific Mail rallied to 20lsd2O, but was duli
In regard TO our remarks of day or two ago about
some expected Congressional action we have letters
from Washington under date OF May o. which say:
"Cbde arrived here this morning and IS TO take
command of the Pacific Mail forces The T. U.
Committee of the Senate have held two meetings
Oh the subject, and 1t looks as ii they would report
in favor of mail contract at so much per niie' IL
will come up in the Senate on Monday"
The market closed irregular, but generally weak
RANGE OF THE STOCK MARKET
New-York tribune., 1878-05-11
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North R,rer Vessels ana Railroads.
FRIDAY. NAV 10. 1873.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

FRIDAY May 10. 1878.
AsHEs-In moderate sale Pots, 4sfc.: Pearls 5Sia6e
BEESWAX-Quet, easy; Western and Southern yellow,
261d27l2c. - ~,
BiooM.CoRN-Quiet unchanged Fair TO Prime Hun.
8a7Lc.; Medium Green 4G6hc.; Red and Badly Grown,
4d5c.
CANDLEs-Iu jobblnQ sale unchanged
CHICCORY-QuIet; former prices.
COAI-Authracite quiet Yet steanyi Btuulhous acuNe,
owing 10 present prices Liverpool House Camel sl20
sl3 Liverpool Gas do, $S 80 Newcastle do Caking 81
Provincial asa so Pennsylvania and Wesnore
land Gas 80 5OGS5: West Virginia do, So 80 Cumberland,
BroatOp Cleared, $44i 80; Anthracite S3 2jGs3 49,
by the cargo 90
COCOA-SJeady quiet Caracas i6dl9c: Maraicabo, goo
33e; Guy aquiL 6dl8c; 81. Domingo llpll &C., gold -
COFFEF-IO l2c. higher, with more activity; dspatcn
from London quoted good rss no rs the same as at
Ordinary CaTgOes l4l4dl4c Fair 10 Good
l7c; Prime l72ai75c. Fair to Good santos l6ha l6c
sales l4G4 tx MemnOn," l6c l,547 do. l,O33 eN
HALEY two lots Of l003 bags each eX Glensann0x
private terms. Mid grades firm. moderately active sales,
MaraCabO, private terms: Java 2Od22 2c ST. Do
mingO. . ta6l3c.; MaTaicabO, l3ladl6l2c, gold
COOPERAGE STOCk-Dul, nominaily unchanged
CORDAGE-In loObing sale, late prices retained
CoTrON-spot Cotton lee higher but quiet sales $50
bales including AZ export 497 spinning 45 specuatOn de-
hyered contract 1900 bales Receipts at the lott 292e
Dales 376j this day last week 34eO iah year Tor
the week. 22739 bales against 2s50t bales lat Ssek
1882 last Septemberl 4lOOSSo Daes,
against 3, S4O 477 bales same period last season.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-11
EUROPEAN FINANcIAL MARKETS.

LONDON May lO-l25O Consols s65e Tor money cells
for L. bonus, IeDOIteS coupon, lU1 New
1864 Erie Railway shares preferred 81; NewJtTsey
Central, 1914 NtwJersey Central cOnsols, SOL.
10 l3U p.u.-Ncw Jersey Central cOnScssl
at lO3 francs 30
for the account.
LONDON. May loi mErie Railway shares. pretd 3lh;
New.Jer Central l02 NewJeTsey Central consols. -
nve cent Tentes at lU9 francs 51a
Tor the account.
BERLIN. lO.-The statement of the Imperial Bank
shows increase IN specie OF 2SOO0OO marks
New-York tribune., 1878-05-11

This report not received this week.
Tue table does not 1ncnde the amount oI coal
consumed and sold the mines which is about five per
cent OF the whole production.
BITUMINOUS
contract for years supply Of coal 10 the Bremen
line steamships is reported 10 have been made Tor
Cumberland coal. The total quantity required VIII
probably be about 10000 tons. Ii has also come to
gnt that the Hamburg hns has renewed it's cOntraeg
with the same firm WHO furnished t- with Cearneld
coal last year This contract will probably call TOR
So 600 tons Outside of this learn or no further
in portant contracts, although there Is more business
peudug. The manufacturing and incidental business
improving During the week, CleaTtied prices are
reported 10 have been very low, Indicating that the
Pennsyiyania Railroad realizes that the Baltimore and
OHIO getting the better OF IL in the contest iOr
tue this year. We unable 10 trace speeal
drawbacks. but accusations come from boib CumDer-
Ian and Ceaifeld. aud. upon the whole, there - the
apuearance OF "A growing cloud. At the very low
prices nc when some of the late contracts have been
made fan for envy the part OF those
" did the business
New-York tribune., 1878-05-11

"Rngs" can be made as follows May, iosS June lOyI
July lf0s; August lklli septemDer, Yoai oe,ooef.
1864 November 1854; December V5o Jsphaiy, iVoo
Fetruarv 10 "a; March. 1888 Apri. 1892
rysu poorer grades Of Maekerel dull depressed better
vtaass In moderate jobblug demand nrm sales 800 bbs
sbSre siias No l, ssd$o for No p Cod firm sales
9n M Box Herring nrm, scarce afoat
and nominal l5c for No. and iTsisc for scaled Bar.
No do Medium, So 50 90 No. do. Extra, So small
No g. gi Extra no. Prince Edwards Island, S.laf2z
New-York tribune., 1878-05-11
OFFICIAL REPORT n. T. MINING STOCK LA
CHANGE SlLES MA Y 10 1873
THIRD BoARD-2:30 p. NJ.
FRIDAY. May i0-P. NJ.

FRIDAY, My IU-P' NJ
For several weeks there have been indications
that the railroads running between New-fork ana
Chicago intended to enter into competition with the
water routes for the carrying of the east-bound
freight. These indications now seem to be yerihed
by the telegraphic reports from Chicago that the
rail rates on grain are down to 14@1o cents per loo
pounds from that city to New-York. The fact that
these rates will scarcely pay for the fuel and waste