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The New York herald., 1878-11-28

The following were the opening prices OF mining
stocks at San Francisco to-day:-Alta TX; Belcher.
Az: Best Becher. l6h; Bullion. 5h; Caledonia 3;
California 8; Choar Potosi. 342; Crown Point. 81;
Gould Curry. IA; Hale 4 Norcross, 13; Justice s;
Julia Consolidated Q; Kentuck. AZ; Mexican 20l.;
Ophir, %; Overman. IL; Savage. 06; Seq. Belcher.
20 Sierra Nevada. 1888; Silver Hill. IL: Union
Consolidated. 1858; Utah. Is; Yellow Jacket. IA:
Exchequer, A; Virginia Consolidated, Z.
The closing quotations to-day in San Francisco
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Il. NJ. Ford, wholesale dealer In notions at De-
Moincs. Iowa. has made an assignment. having liz
bilitics amounting to $4o373 o.. of which three
fourths arc due to creditors in New York city The
assets consist Of securities and bills receivable ss0oos
stock, S13OO0; cash. $z15.
The committee OF creditors Of Henry siede dealer
In furs. have completed their investigation. and
report his liabilities to be Ss lS9 and assets Sa7 a7A
Hsrtwig NJ. Paradise. dealer in fancy goods. lnads
assignment yesterday. without prefsssnosav -
Msx Aansr. Ais liabilities ere not laenA
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON, SPOT srEApY--FUTuREs CLOSED
srEADY-rLoUR QuIrr-wHEAT AcrrvE-cogN
srRADY-oATs QUIET-PoRK FAIRLY ACTIVE
LARD LowER-wHrsKEY Qu1Er-sPrRIrs TUn-
PENrINE NoMINAL-DosIN NoMINAIs--pErRo-
LEuM ou1Er-coFFEE QUIET STEADY.
WEDNESDAY,. Nov. 27--SP. N.
business at the Produce Exchange was. as o general
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per cent Consolidated Sinking Fund coupon bonds.
interest May and November accrued interest from 1st
November last to be charged to the purchaser 1864
The gross earnings Of the Burlington. Cedar Rapids
and Northern Railway Company. for the week ending
November 81. 1878. $2s.501 IT; same week last
year. S3O.6T3 OF. Decrease, 81 I'll 80.
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

= FALL RIVER Mass. Nov ~. 1873
The print Moths market Is qnet and inactive but with
yesterday quotations fully maintained.
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standard A, ss4c size; of SIZE sc crushed 81
powdered 9'ac 9sac.: granuated. sc. 9sc,; on do
stsc; eu LOAF, 9zc. 9sc.; white Cs 73sc SC.
yellow extra cs ose SIZE. other grades including Cs
Tho following shows the statistical position of
sugar.
Hhds Bore4 Bags AeLnio.
Stock tascertained by
The New York herald., 1878-11-28

--Stalhediood ordinary Al6c.; strict good ordinary,
llGc low middling, S9lGc. middling Ice. For
future delivery the saes follows after
two r. MNovember, 100 bales ut 9tc. January 800
93c 400 ut 93lc February, 300 at ol3c. March, 500
at oaac April 3Oo at 967c June, 3O at 9olc; 500 ut
to two II. M.-November, 500 bales Y.24c. Decein-
Der, 2O at 923c. 80 NJ 2c 100 at ABE so Ut 924c,
100 ut re January 400 at 933c, $40 934c Oo vt
&c., 2uo Ut 92c 39O Ut 3:c, zoo at 32c February
zoo 045c., co. ut 94Gc., 100 943c. 100 944c
200 ut 45c 3Oo ut 94ic $40 945c., 94ic.
March, 800 ut 957c, 6uo ut 956c, 500 957c 500 at
95sc 4u 956c., 500 vt 957c. 400 05sc. 26lO
957c 500 ut 91Sc so a 956c April 200 o7uc, luo
ut o69c, SOD ut 97c 200 a6Sc., 3uO VI 070c. 2OU
$3.50 May ZOO at 9S2c, loo Vt 9Slc, 1OJ aS2c 800
" 9soc june 500 u y93c july, 100 ut lOooc, 100 ut
loOlc. Total. -, ,2OO bales Grand total, 34su bales
The receipts .. the ports wore as follows Galvs.ten
Savannah, 1853; Charleston, 5es; Wilmington, o32
1896 Total "a All bales Ths day week "a 4sl This
day last year y 9i3 Total since september 63l 74s
bales to last night. Cotton froghts closed follows TO
Havre by steam llloc. conpresscd by SAIL ac; Ham
burg by seam 6c. compressed; to Bremen by steam c
compyesscd, BY sail, &c; to Liverpool, Ad 9-32d by
steam, by sail, l4d
FLOUR pGRAIN-Receipts-Fo our l3 ,26O bbls. wheat
32 ss bushels $50 bbfs ind 535 sacks corn
100 4gS bushels oats, ~ $50 do; rye "a S do barley
81 400 do barley malt, 27O DO Flour quiet; the
sales including State Western aud southern, $500
bbs within the annexed range Rye flour steady
with sales Of 800 bbs meal Quie and sales
per cwt. Rye-l0oU bushels State sold 6Oac. Gle
late yesterday $4,000 bushels State Toe sOc Malt
uu Va utpfp
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The closing quotatIons at three p M were:-

The total sales OF stocks ut the Board to-day aggrc-
gated ls3.32s shares which distributed as fol-
lows:-westcrn Union Telegraph. 1922; Pacific Mail
400; Erie 1,ol4; Lake Shore 2i550; Union Pacific,
100; Illinois Central. 200; Northwestern. 80. .70J
Northwestern preferred. 7400; c.. c.. c. and l.. 3l0
New Jersey Central $3.50; st. Paul. H. roo; st. Paul
preferred, G.920; Wabash, 700; Ohios. 240; Lacka-
wanna. 53.091 Morris and Essex, 6.O90; Hannibal and
st. Joseph, 30O Hannibal and st. Joseph preferred.
10o Delaware and Hudson. 9.2l5; Kansas and Texas.
$500.
The money market to-day was easy and call loans
were made at per cent and the closing quotation
was 8 per cent The following the rates of
change on New York at the aforementioned cities =
Savannah. buying at par selling haA premium;
Charleston, scarce par to 11G premium, u a pre-
MUM; New Orleans, commercial. 2-1G y; bank u |;
b. Louis par Chicago, weak. soc. discouat and Bos-
ton. 2oc. premium. Foreign exchange quiet,
with actual business at 4.s1 481 bankers sixty
day sterling bills. and at 4S5l, 4SC for demand
Gold opened and closed ut 10O. and in the interim
sold ut 1Ooa. Tho carrying rates were ~ . per
cent The Clearing House statement vast
Currency exchanges. S71 4s9 732
CurreDcy oai'hccs.. 2S6j, 1l2
Gold exchanges. ....................... 54lG,40S
md the gold clearings at the National Bank Of the
state of New York werc:-
BOLD paancos-... 304 220
Currency balances 800 5S8
Gold clearings.. g,73O 900
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PRODUCE EXCHANGE MARKET.
FINANCIAL.

A T REASONABLE RATEs-MONEy ON LiFE AND
Aendowment insurance policies and mortgages; same
bought insurance of all kinds effected with
Ut lowest premiums.
). j. HABRiCH 4 CO, Ie5 Broadway, box 1880
A n EXPERIENCED ATTORNEY WILL PROSECUTE
lla kinds of claims Fees excellent refer
ences LAWYER. box 32l Post Office fSEE
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December !. ls75.... 24,O65 1856 IO,Tl3 4.4IS
SrkAnISEfhe market qniet City quoted at t1sc.
1c. prime Western at 6scc. SIC.
TALLowReceipts-4l hhds. 55 terces, 13l bbls. and
casks The mark quiet and only IS 90 lbs changed
hands, at 61xc. U&c.
walsssY-Aeceipts-l 800 bbis. The market quiet;
offered NJ 81 011s 81 U6 bid
FRECnrs-There fair trade generally accomplished,
with rates steady EngsgemcntsTo Liverpool per
o cases canned goods 23s ID 100 packages butter,
private terms goods, 2s 500 bushels
grain, 14d 24ID bushels do. 7sd 5o) bales cotton,
iooad i4d London steam, some lots pork. Is 3d. l.O
tons % measurement goods 2os 5000 bushels grain, I'D
400 cases canned goods s and sail 500 bbls Hour, Is
Siasgow steam 800 psekages butter sos ana some lots
bushels grain 5s 3D. per quarter; o tons oiieaks os
ssnnsd goods sps $40 boxes cheese 5ss SONG lots beef
cheese ioo boxes bacon 10. Bremen sail go bales cot
ChArters-A Swedish brig hence Cork for orders 1900
quarters grsin British bark hence Cork for
orders 5000 quarters grain private terms; British
bark hence to Havre 500 quarters grain os I'd Brit
ish bark frem baltimore to Bayonne 1000 quarters grain
6s Cd; Baltimore to Roucn, 4.6lO quarters grain
on private terms; British bark from Phil
U.s. 9li vessel In last from Baltimore to Antwerp,
3s sgd, refined petroleum; German ship, hence
bremen 5000 bbs refined petroleum, IS 3D. British
bark, hence London 5000 do, IS 4isi: an American
bark. TT hence Genoa Virginia tobacco. Os
British bark, 745 tons. hence Bristol general cargo
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delivered 7OObaes yesterday Current prices
of spot cotton Uhe following quotations are based
American standard of classification store
running In quality nat than half grade above
hnn iha fsras ia nuuof
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ts*h - -
ing speculationl, Nov
elnber /. 1873. 1910.
Receipts since Nov. l. :.
iotats............. .....
Sales since November /.
Stock this day, Nov.
ember n, 1878.
Comparing with stock
November -, 1877. -.
Comparing with stock
November ~, 1876. :.
Comparing with stock
December /. 1876.
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5000 Louisiana con. ;.
300 NJCcntlst,cnas
l2uOU Mo,kdT con asst
J7Up do. .b3
2JUpO do ...... =.
500 Ohio h Miss ID.
2OOO NY Elevated LIST.
500 DcnARioGde lst
2UO slls Western Union
100 do...... BIS
2tD do.
sstst n IN. Mall
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.

10000 Erie 5th. .b3 IL
5000 y, ,RIkP 6's,'l7.c IL
5000 st LGSF I'd. cl q .
10000 Ohio Il Miss con IL
1000 NY Elevated LIST {
1000 do.
$4,000 do.
1900 Han x StJo s's.c II
5000 Morris&E lst.b3 II
Hn aho VNaata.,.,, IfntnH I
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f5-In play where il was necessary 70
enierEn great passion, MacFeady used 70
have hired "super," whom he would
grapple and shake and curse al. of the
stage, so that he would enter naturally.
Onenight the "super" sent substitute,
who did not quite understand the business
He resented Macready's rough treat
ment, which delighted the tragedian,
who went at his man with increased
vigor. The substitute presently "let
him have it," and the pair fought saw
agely good round. Macready that
night burst upon bis audience in a
splendid rage, out-Macreadying Ma
cready. When the substitute learned
the true state Of affairs, however, he
bolted; but he was unearihed, for Ma
cready came of after the scene, gasp
ing: "Hum-hal where is he! Bless
me ! A splendid fellowl Pay bin
double, and let me have him every
night"
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Too MucB MARRYrNG.--The st. Lou
Is Republican says: There is young
lady in the city who says she has more
parents and step-parents living than any
one she ever heard. This is the way
she tells the story:
"You know papa and mamma never
could agree, and so finally they got dis
vorced. l don I say whose fault il was
but mamma really did behaveugly some
times, and even I could not get along
with her. So when the separation came
I went TO live with papa. Shortly at
forwards mamma married again, and
papa was not long in following suit.
81 did not like il very well at first,
but my stepmother turned on. to be first
tate and got to like her splendid. Then
papa seemed 20 get infatuated with an
other woman flat he got acquainted
with, and she wheedled around him UNI
oil she made trouble, and the result was
another divorce, and papa soon married
the woman that made the trouble
When the second separation took place
! went with my step-mother because l
loved her, and because my services
were necessary to help take care Of The
baby. Then what does she do, but 60
and get married.
81 declare never saw so much mar
rying in nv life. It only happened a
little while ago, and my new step-father
II suppose he is--treats me in a very
kindly sort Of way, as il be felt he
couldp't help himself, but didn't exact
~ like IL, and don't like il a bit. |
can't go back TO mamma, because she
is mad with me for going with pa in the
first instance, and / can't 60 to papa
because of that wheedling woman, and
/ can't bear to stay where l am. II is
too bad that girl should have a father
and mother AID ~, step. fathers and
two step-mothel~, living at once
and not home that she can feel at home
In"
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PRECAUTIONS AGAIssr BaYARn TAy-
IoR.--Prince Bismark entered the I'm
peFial presence a few days ago with a
cloud on his brow. "The new Amers-
can Minister, Mr.. Taylor, is expected
in day or tgo," be said. KAISER VIII
liam looked darkly atthe Prince and rang
for The butler and steward, who prompts
~ appeared. "Give me the KEYS of
the wine cellar" demanded his Maies-
~. They were given him. "And of
the pantry" he continued. They we're
given up, and his Majesty handed them
to the Chancellor. s'Puf them in your
pocket" said The Emperor, gloomily.-
eff this man thinks he can come over
here end eat the German Empire into
half rations with war right at our
doors. he y nightly fooled" And the
Chancellor laid bis finger on the side Of
his nose, snd glancing a letter from
Secretary Evarts. said: ssYou dinks .
Duschman was geese, heys
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MoDEHz DrrfEITycs OF CozssERcfAL
TERMs.-Bankgupt-A man who gives
everything % a lawyer. sothat his cred
TORS viii get u.
nee-ls the chap who has the
deal, and gives himself four aces.
a Bank---Is place where people put
their money. 50 Il viii be handy when
other folks want It..
A Deposisor-Ts 4 mar who dOn'l
know sbowsto spend has money and gets
the cashier % show him.
President--Iz the big fat man who
promises 10 boss the JOB and afterwards
subiets Il.
A directof-Is one Of those that ac-
cept trust that don't involve either the
use Of bis eyes or ears.
Cashier--Is often a man who under
takes to support wife. SIX children,
and brown stone front, on fifly dollars
month, and be honest.
CoIlaterals--Are certain pieces oi
paper ss good as gold, due and payable on
the lst day of April.
Assets-Usually consist olfive' chairs
and an old stove; TO these may be adj
ded spittoOn, il the "bust' amt bad
one.
LiabiIities--Are usually big blind"
that the assets won't .'see" nor raise"
A Note-A promise to do an impos-
sihIe thing al an impossible time.
EDdorser-Is aman who signs COM
merciaI philOpena with friend and gets
caught.
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A WIFE's TEsTIMoSY.-The wife OF
The late John Morrissey says that he
was during his life as gentle as child.
She added: mo man knows, no one
on earth can know how sweet and kind
end good and noble and tender he was.
People, that is some people, may think
that great husband Of mine was rough;
and so be was, maybe. to his enemies, +"
said Mrs. Morrissey. with flashing eyes.
"but at home, wish they could haze
seen there. Why, he never lost hIs
temper. In the house a child could
twist him around his finger. Heavenly
Father (wringIng her hands, / loved
him so There was never night IN
his life when he did not kiss me before
he went 10 bed; no matter how sick he
was, itiwas always the same. When
we were in Florida there used 70 be
two beds--one big one for him, where
he could lie in all sorts Of ways and try
TO get a little rest, the other little one
for me, which he used to call the pony.
Late at night, If had gone to sleep be-
fore him, he would always say to my
sister, just before lac went, Come, take
me in to see the pony and then he
would lean on her and drag himself IN
and sit on the edge OF the bed and be-
gin to chat me IN the old way. He
had called me his baby ever since our
marriage. He got to plying me for sit
ting up so late and for attending so much
ON him during his sickness. He would
call me Poor hard knocks. or Poor lit
tie hard tines, and use all such pet ex-
pressions, and say and do everything he
could to express bis sympathy with me,
as IL he were not the one who needed
all the sympathy himself"
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THE GAZETTE.
BALTIMORE.
ANNOUNCEMENT FOR 1873.

The Publisher takes pleasure in announcing
that The Gazette, for 1878, viii be more than
ever q newspaper for the people. 1t will be his
aim 10 constantly strengthen its corps Of writers
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be, If possible, more striking than ever. A reg
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character 70 interest all CLASSES Of readers. Spe-
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In this particular The Gazette will be far in adj
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The Weekly Gazette, in addition 20 the bright
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LxcENn on TSgcxETss pARkxTs.--In
connection with the renowned Thomas
AEgcket, a. CURIOUS story j. related q
- Il ~ Of BIZ paFeals. Il Is said
tbat g1Eserf, his father, had IN bis youth
followed the Crusaders 10 Palestine, and
while in tho yEakf had been taken pTis-
oner BY a Sarscen or Moor Of high rank.
Confined By the latter within bis own
c stie, Che young Englishman's person
al attractions and miserable condition
alike melted The heart Of his csptoTs
daughter. FIR Mahommedan, who en-
abIcd ham 10 escape from prison and re-
gain his native country. Not wholly
disinlpfested, however, i'm the part
which she acted m this matter, the
Moor's daughter obtained promise
from Gilbert, that as soon a. he had set
ted quietly in bis own land, be should
send for and marry his Protectress.
Years passed on, but no message ever
arrived 70 cheer the heart ofthe love
lorn maiden who therevpon resolved TO
procsed 10 England, and remind the
forgetful knight Of his engagement.
\ NiS EEtuDuS GbtNt HttSC onS e~e@@ssJ -
complished, and though knowing moth
ing OF the English language beyond the
Christian name Of her lover and his
place or residence ia London, which
was Cheapside, she contriyed TO search
him out; and, with greater success than
could possibly have been anticipated,
found him ready to fulfil his promise
by making her his wife. Previous to
the marriage taking place she protested
her conversion to Christianity, and was
baptized with great solemnity IN st.
PALS Cathedral, no less than six bish-
ops assisting at the ceremony. The
only child Of this union was the cele-
brated Thomas A'Becket, whose devo-
tion in after years to the cause Of the
Church may be said TO have been be-
fitting recompense for the attention
which her ministers had shownin watch
ing over the spiritual welfare of his
mother.-BOOk Of Days.
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The COOPERATIVE Newspapers.

II has been asserted that one-half Of all money
paid by New York advertisers for advertising
NEWSPAPERS.
Ifthis statement Is true there Is no occasion for
surprise that prominent papers which are still
charging war prices for advertising feel called
upon 70 abuse arrival with which they find them
selves unable to maintain competition.
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o. "Can you tell me where Wash
ington's Monument is - asked rural
gentleman in Charles street, Baltimore,
the other day. "Just lift your eyes of
the ground. 2 said the. person addressed,
rather tartly, "and you'll see 1t. !"
"Well. hcv lifted my eyes" said the
rural party, looking his informant calm
ly in the face, Fan l don't see nuthin'
but a darned old fool"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1878-05-30

OzpKindness goes great ways. A
Kansas iailer found this out the other
day when be kindly allowed prisoner
TO walk out and take the air. Kindness
made run of thirteen miles before
they caught hun.
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FOR RRGLyrER or WIS.

Mesars EdifoTs s--Plesse announce JOHN
ABELL, SEQ, IS . candidate for the position q
Register Of Wills for 81. Mary county a. the
elecfi0n in 1879 and sag that be will BE- warmly
supported By the peopie0f the coantv. genefaisy
Sept II. Is76 Tbs People