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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1878-06-06
ST. LANDRY.

Heavy rains throughout the par
ish, prostrating fences, corn, etc.
The cotton press, gin house, etc, on
Mr.. J. FL. Humble's place in Coulee
Croche were blown down. Others
also suffered by the wind.
The corn crop never looked more
promising, says the Demoert. The
cane crop is also good; cotton, good
stand, but backward. The 81 gns are
promising for large crops, and the
farmers are hopeful.
TENsAs.
The citizens of st. Joseph and the
parish generally, are in high feath-
er with pic-nics, colico balls, fish
frys, rifle practice, base ball, etc.
CARROLL.
Hot weather; promising crops;
cheerful planters and the voice of
the growler is unknown in the land.
The Conservative says an unusual
share of attention is given this year
to the pea and sweet potato crops.
PLAoUEMINEs.
Corn is looking fine. Too much
rain for rice lately sown. Point-a.
la Hache is to have telegraph of
| fice-t'an institution the want oil
which has long been felt by oul
community" says the Observer.
/ OUACHITA.
i The Telegraph says Sheriff Rich
ardson captured in Port Hudson the
three negroes who murdered VIM. G
Fitzgerald, at Trenton, last March
while discharging his duty as Con
stable. Gov. Nichols offered Re
ward of $500 for the arrest of TIN
murderers.
! The river at Monroe was fallin,
at the rate of 3 inches day, on tn
J 31st.
Just enough rain for the crops
: corn is luxuriant and frniting rapii
; ly; cotton, in a fine and health
condition, and coming to perfectio
! as rapidly as natural forces ca
make it. The prospect is good, say
the Telegraph.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1878-06-06

"a out your linen and long
Lars. P-h-e-w!
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1878-06-06

EAST BATON ROUGE.
Baton Rouge shipped North rs
barrels Of Irish potatoes on the 23rd
ult. The Advocate says this is the
largest shipment of the season from
Red Stick.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1878-06-06
TERREBONNE.

The Progress says nearly all the
crops below bayou Lacaha were de-
stroyed recently, by high tide
Crops on bayou Terrebonne are
very fine. A part of the cane has
been ''laidn by. Heavy and contin-
ued rains.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1878-06-06
NJ. MUTT. A.. II. LEONARD.
Mutt r. Leonard,

4 ttorneys at Law, Texas Street, Shreve-
IA port, La. VIII practice in the Courts of
Caddo, Bossier, Claiborne and Bienville.
The New York herald., 1878-11-07
DE GREIFF & co.

The examination in the case of Anthony De Grci6
and Carl Tracca members of the firm Of De Grciff 4
Co.. and their attorney, Hugh j. Begley. charged with
conspiracy to GO possession Of and destroy certain
papers with which the United States government
sought to charge the firm with defrauding the GUS
TOMS was continued before United States Commits
sioner Shields yesterday The entire session was
consumed in the cross-examnation of the principal
witness for the government. John w. Brittinghsm.
There was but little change in the direct testimony Of
the witness already published in the HERALD. and
but few new facts developed. In reply to qucs
tions put by General Foster Britngham described at
length the papers said have been purchased consist
ing principally of invoices and letters He had list OF
the papers required and Schurman had similar one.
When Schurnan got the papers from Begley lie and
witness went together to a lager beer saloon. where
they remained half an hour. There they again COM
pared the papers with the list and drank beer.
but could not state how much OF the half hour was
consumed in the consumption of beer and how much
in the comparison OF papers One invoice w'ss miss.
ing and Schurman said that Bcgley had assured him
IL was of no use IL Custom House invoice.
Each of the papers had hole punched through the
number.
Further examination was at this point adjourned to
the Stl inst
The New York herald., 1878-11-07

The gross earnings of the Burlington. Cedar Rapids
and Northern Railway Company for the week ending
October 81, 1873, were S44,53 TO- same week last
year. $60143 95. Decrease, $15G5 16; and the gross
earnings for the month ending October 81, 1873 werc
$4161S 90 same last year, $17l ,532 so. Decrease.
$29,913 80.
The following securities were sold at auction in
New York to-day
Ten shares, Market National Bank N. Y, 800
each 1885; 10 shares Corn Exchange Bank, N, u,
800 each, 122; shares, Nassau Bank, n. Y,
div 500 each So BY order of the executor of Henry
A. Kerr, deceased Ten shares, Manhattan Life ms.
Co., $50 each. $751; 55 shares, Morris and Essex RR.
Co., $50 each, 31t; 10 shares Pacific Bank, $50 EACH
1873; 10 shares, stnyvesant Fire Insurance Co.. SOS
each 129; 3shares Second Avenue RR Co., 500 40la
40 shares, Hope Fire Ins. Co.. S25 each, 20; 500
shares, Brooklyn City RR. Co.. $40 each, 40; 2
shares Clinton Hall Association, 800 EACH 5o 81;
30 shares, Brooklyn Academy of Music. with two adj
mission tickets, $50 each 6ss $4,000 State of Massa-
chusetts per cent gold bonds. due 1894; coupon Jan
uary and July 110ls and int; $4,000 Philadelphia
and Reading RR. consolidated mortgage Z per cent
coupon bonds due 1911; int, June and December
994 $4,000 Newtown IL. H. per cent bonds. due
1890. int. March and September 100 and int; s31
shares Bricksburg Land and Improvement stock for
500; 20 shares Broadway ms Co.. S25 each. 2071s
The New York herald., 1878-11-07
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Joseph H. wallsck. attorney for Henry Wallack re
ceiver Of the firm Of Cahm, Salmon Fribourg. shirt
manufacturers. reports that there funds on hand
sufficient to declare dividend of fifteen per cent ON
the total indebtedness of $4,000 The accounts have
been referred to b. Q. Chetwood for final decision
Henry A. Topham. dealer in gentlemen s furnishing
goods at No 40 Fulton street made assignment foI
the benefit of creditors yesterday to James Atwood.
Five creditors preferred to the amount o,
s., ,664 80.
The schedules in the matter of the assignment Of J.
c. Cameron lumber merchant, of Spuyten Dnyvel,
to William Lindsey, filed yesterday in the Court
of Common Pleas. His liabilities are given at
ssl396 So nominal assets at s22400 and real assets
at S226O0.
The following schedules also filed in the sama
Court William NJ. Fowler and Henry Fulton to
Eugene L. Meream: liabilities. s173s5 Al; nominal
assets S6335 O3 and real assets. S4.621 o. Edward
III Fosdcks to John j. Carbury: liabilities $14.7i2 -;
nominal assets $l70T3 60. and real assets bills
ceivabe of doubtful character. Henry Blum to Karl
Bedewtz liabilities. $l7sOO nominal assets Ss2jO A.
and real assets, S3,5lS Is.
The New York herald., 1878-11-07
-
THE VANDERBILT WILL.


The contest over the will OF Commodore Wander
bilt was continued yesterday before the Surrogate
Mr.. Augustus schell present for q short time
during the morning session in company with Mr.
William II. Vanderbilt. Mrs. La Bau the ONLY
lady present.
Mr.. Harry Allen. grandson Of the Commodore
the first witness called. II was proposed TO ex
anime him as to the deceascds fondness for tobacco
but the Surrogate ruled the offer out the ground
that the memorandum of the witnesses TO be called
stated that II was proposed to show by Mr. Allen that
deceased easily influenced against his relatives
Mr.. Allen questioned on this topic but could
give no evidence Of importance.
DIR. Edward II. Dixon. q medical expert. was called
and his examination was not concluded when the
Court adjourned. As in the examinations OF prs
petzold and vanicrweydc. much time was consumed IN
clicitng explanations of common terms concerning
scientific and technical terminclogy. copy OF the
so-caed autopsy was handed to the witness aud he
was examined to the effect as the other medical
experts. Nothing developed, but the Doctor
corroboratcd the testimony of DIR. Pctzold and Dr.
yanderweyde.
The New York herald., 1878-11-07
The Stock Market Fairly Ac-
tive and Strong.
GOLD STEADY AT 100 IA.
Government Bonds Strong States Dull
and Railroads Firm.
MONEY ON CALL EASY AT 5A4 PER CENT.
WALL STREET,

WEDNESDAY, NOV. Do r. NJ
The State election having come and gone, and its
record for either good evil being signed sealed and
delivered to the archives of the bygones, the
stock market to-day relapsed into the state of semi
quietude which had preceded it, If wanting in
activity it was not wanting in strength and in this
Golathlike virtue the whole market participated in
greater or less degree. Most notably was this the
with the Northwesterns and Union Pacific and in
connection with the frmness in these securities
curious tale was told Water and oil have been made
to mix. the lion and the lamb Questions to which
is the lion and which is the lamb will not be
deemed impertinent have lain down together.
and Mr.. Vanderbilt and Mr. Gould have
entered into o grand combination for great
ranscontinental line Of railway from to
Central and Hudson. Lake Shore, Northwest and the
Pacific roads the various links and the "deInni-
ton total is to be under the exclusive control and
management of Mr.. Vanderbilt. Such was the story
partially known to the street and discussed in the
crude form given above. There was no positive in
formation as to how much of truth fasity it con-
tained but it requires mention topic that elected
attention well considerable orders to buy the
stocks in question 1t has been q theory for long
time back that Mr.. Gould has been looking to the
creation Of through line which would relieve him
from the burden of Union Pacific and foster his
Northwestern interests, but insurmountable
the Atlantic seaboard have defeated the
scheme. An alliance with Mr. Vanderbilt.
offensive and defensive, which would have for its
basshe securing Of the Lake Shore and Central and
Hudson roads integral links in the chain would
tain the desired end besides constituting the most
formidable and perhaps the most profitable railroad
monopoly the world ever saw. There nothing,
however, in the price of Lake Shore to suggest that
any such plan contemplated. for the uctua-
tions small and the closing price but shade
better than the opening In fact. Lake Shore is
hard to The large receipts of grain at the lake
ports, the satisfactory business being done by the
road, and the fact that round of money appli-
cable to dividend, has been earned all fail to push
the figures to price where they will ''stick" So
many promises have been made heretofore and they
have been 60 often broken that spectators may be
excused IL they have lost faith With the exception
that Northwest preferred and Union Pacific gained
per cent during the day the rest Of the list showed
little alteration and closed at figures pretty nearly
identical with those with which it had begun
The opening. highest lowest and closing prices Of
stocks and gold at the New York Stock Exchange to-
day were as follows:-
The New York herald., 1878-11-07
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON : SPOT UNCHANGED FUTURES CLOSED
FIRM-FLoUR sTEADY-wHEAT FIRM-CoRN
FIRM OATS FIRMER-PoRK DULL = LARD
sTEADY--wHIsKEY sTEADY-RosIN QUIET
SPIRITS TURpENTINE QUIET PETROLEUM
QUIET-CoFFEE QUIEr-sUGAR QUIET.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. &C P. NJ.
Apart from better feeling in trade circles there
but little change since Monday. There was a
more confident feeling with regard to the future and
a growing conviction that specie basis will be
reached and the finances and commercial affairs of the
country soon be put upon solid foundation There
was more doing in most articles to-day. On Change
-four was steady. Wheat firm, though scarcely 50
active. There were large deliveries November
tracts wlfch restricted the demand for cash wheat
There plenty of orders here which remain unexe
Of the fact that the grain cannot be moved
rapidly enough. Corn firm. Oats frmer. Whskey
steady. Pork dull Lard steady. Cotton the spot
unchanged Futures closed firm. Groceries Quot,
also naval stores oils and petroleum.
CoFrKE.-The market for Brazils steady. We note
sales Of 800 and SOB bags Rio Galeo private terms
Of the Brazero with 5000 Rio makes tho
stock night 7Os33 bags. We the arrival at
Baltimore of the Copcnicus with % 26o bags Rio Mild
coffee quiet: 22O bags Maracabo ex Ransom sold
private Tho business for the week is summoned up
folows5oo1 bags Maracsibo $50 do St Domingo III
do Savanla 39 do Mexican sold in lots for consumption
within range The stock of mild coffee in first hands is
LOS mats singapore ana 1886 bags ncudinS f1o Dags
Maracaibo 37 do Laguayra. 800 do Jamaica, 122 do
Rica 1886 do. African, 42 do Mexican, ,244 do
Angostura and os9 do. savana. We quote e-ordinary
cargoes l2sc l3c fair do i5c good do 15s4c prime
do, 16c 16Ac; extreme range for lots, 12c. l7'sc
Santos fair good, 14ic i5lac gold 30 days. Java,
government bags, 22c 23c do, mats 23c 24c
Singapore, 16c 17c Ceylon 16c. isc; Maracsib o.
13lsc l6ac. Laguayra l4c l6c Jamaica, 14c 1Gc
ST. Domingo. l2c. l3c. Costa Rica 5c 1sc Mexican,
I5c. 17c Macassar 17c 1Sc Angostura 16c. 17L
savanilla lac. a l7c; Cumcoa, i3Isc . 15c.
COTTOS the quiet and steady 1T Monday r
prices Futures opened q 40 points lower. During tho
forenoon the market improved and prices commenced
advance At the close the market firm with prices
about the Mondays closing The closing prices of
to-day compare with Mondays as folows:-
The New York herald., 1878-11-07
RESCUED FROM THE FLAMES.

The four story building No. 2o2 East Thirticth
street. rented as boarding house by Constant Sell
fort was discovered to be fire shortly after two
o'clock yesterday morning. The policeman on the
post sounded an alarm and few minutes later .ha
district engines arrived and got 10 work. Ladders
were raised TO the windows on the upper floors, and
the hremen. working their way through the smoke.
found two men named McI0ycr and Dicnrcne in ono
of the rooms lying bed nearly ruff0catet. The
men were carried tc the street. whor~ nmhulaiice~
we're IN waiting. aud taken % Bellevue Hospital
where restoratives successfully applied. The
police were unable TO estimate the exact damage
caused by the are to the building and furniture.
The New York herald., 1878-11-07
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

Sixtieth street,. I'D ~ os2 Ifil I,2S'
Jersey S'ss's ciis...... S's''. l4co IS aoa 476a
Ea, q s n o-.nss, as -. SSs Fl, S ,SGts ,s
advance on iass Mondays quotations The arrivals
light ana the quality from to fair Prices ranged
''% es vi From 81 P'Tb b. 81 'Ss' ss hs. allowed
yards q Eastman self lG7 Illinois at sac
per H. wsshs r. sw il p us sS' ,ssr s.ssrs at at &C.
per- per- IT, With y on por head illinois steers. Ole
s ps s'ss', s~ a %Ss s,'f5s
per Weight Il sx 5e KepSsy sS'rs s 4 fss s e
10 Illinois seers1Sa head at she per lsl =
&C. Jersey sw CITY ssE. cony sold CHAM
ssss SCI ss Ss ss sfss' @ Rss
II ops prfT Il Virginia. s ss pei Per T'Eai
weight swt Newton Holmes sold lsa Ohio sss sers7l7
per- Ssra : ss' = sS "1
bead bead oa SSrp
s' "a pei PER ,s ss.a z VT wy s
~ sGs ps # s weight ss s sw weight e. D sold
Weights weigh 'iS@ u cs, sTewt for 4 sonShei%e, vgiss
es' j. IT, Fl sT. 0a ~ss"
ol Pc; sSeecs @ &
sssa ss pss san NJ 20 Tor ssa sSs
::.S ss'$ q @ e. ssa
head weight 0i cwt "a Illinois steers9 head
ss's g
"A Illinois stccrs-s head Sc per b.. with soc on per
hcad 16 head at she. per lb with ~ on per head
weights cwt. q. cwt tor Z ilensn"un w.,ya ~
sf14 for ''ssss
ca NJ Illinois sccrsJ hcad ut &c; b. ~ head ut
sf Sst ss ssss Dss ss
gna Ut Sc b weight Ga cwt Tofyy sons sold
r Mrr 4 pssss .ss ~ "a
voss 4 Rsvcnsten sold for Meyer i Regcnsicin is
ssS "r .ct q Colorado head at s
per lb 40 head ~ q i,c per lb-weghts cw1 strong
cwt s. W. sherman sold for n W. Alcrton " mixed
rcxan and Colorado steer. q, per H. with c oil Per
weight Oh cwt for VI i. Honsnann ~ Virginia steers ~
sic per H. weight az cwt for Chancellor seymour 70
aS scsT. s a. , s Ys S wssn II a. sqs
scw, ap ews for 4 scndheimer 81 vi,s'na
cwt. ~ cwt. H. Wcsthctner sold for A. scndhcmer IL
Virginia steers at sc per b weight cwt for Letman
IL Ohio IL head Tisc per lb head size
smKfP ASp LAwBs.-rrade small aud values unchanged
since our last daily report quality poor to choice in gen
4isc. sIc. per H. Ewes at ss,c. lac per H. Kase
ridcock sold 80 Jersey weight i2 lbs head az
4ic lb Pa Michigan sheep weight ~ lbs per head
4c per h. l43 Ohio sheep, weight l2e lbs head
al she per 10. Newton 4 holmes sold ~ ohio sheep
weisSs o,eso, lbs, At a,sc per per ib Jaaa Buck
q per ~ M 2 on. sheep .S ys, weight s '""' 81. nj &
per H. ~ kcuncSy sheep weight. 5oo ios. - .'ae
per 10; il state lambs wegnt 's< lhs ~ 4 81 re, pa
siicnbeck sold isp kentucky sheep weight iS lbs per
% lbs per head. a. a. " is per svI; % State sheep,
The New York herald., 1878-11-07
The closing quotations Of stocks at the Board

The sales of active stocks at the Board to-day were
follows :-Western Union Telegraph, 7.750 Pa
cifc Mail. 300: New York Central. 1906; Erie, s,070;
Lake Shore 5000; Union Pacific, 1850; Illinois Cen
trial. 57o Northwestern. 1880; do preferred, 22,43o
New Jersey Central. SO; Rock Island. 100: st. Pan
2,00O do preferred, 1885, Wabash, 9,15O; Ohos.
800; Lackawanna, 5000; Hannibal and st. Joseph
100; do. preferred. 100.
The money market easy and call loans were
pcntifully used at per cent. Tho closing rate
down to per cent. The following the rates of
exchange on New York at the aforementioned cities
to-day Savannah buying u offered, selling u Of
fered; Charleston scarce. prices m.-buyng 5-16
u discount. selling Il par; New Orleans commercial
u 5-16, bank h st. Louis, soc. premium; Chicago
soc. premium and Boston rather heavy at par. For
eign exchange heavy and rates reduced from
l.s2 to 4.s1is for bankers long and from 4s77s to
isGIs for demand sterling. Actual business was at
concessions
Gold was weak and sold all day at 100ii. The car
rying rates were to y per cent.
The New York herald., 1878-11-07

weight iol lbs head at &c per NJ State sheep,
weight la lbs per head, il.c. per ID; lpI
state sheep. weight s2f lbs per head. I.Sc b;
lst State lambs, weight n lbs per head. Mt 45ie
per H. ~ State lambs weight "a lbs. head NJ &c per
ID 29 State lambs, weight 6s lbs per head - 80
cwt 80 State lambs weight z5i lbs head at y sc per
10 50 state lambs weight - lbs per head At y 30 per
cwt; 100 Canada lambs weight 7O lbs head NJ fac.
per To- 1885 Canada lambs weight 72s lbs per head AT
4ySc per H. Isl Canada lambs weight ~ lbs per head a
o1sc per lb. Dlleubeck Dewey sold. ~ State ewes,
weight iis abs. per head, at s4c per ib.; a State
ewes, weight 81 lbs per head, al 37se per lb.; l2o
state sheep weight iol lbs per head, at 4c per ,b;
81 State sheep weight 50 lbs head 4kc per lb
% State sheep, weight ~ lbs head. Ac. per h.
IO4 State sheep weight 9o lbs per head II lb
100 State lambs weight ts lbs per head fsc. lb
81 State lambs, weight s7s lbs per head at sac per ~
3o2 Canada lambs weight - lbs head, &c lb
j. Kirby Co. sold i95 Illinois sheep weight ~ lbs per
head, az 4c per lb ao6 Illinois sheep, with few lambs,
sheep weight 50 lbs per head "a 35 l9s state
sheep weight s6 lbs per head, ac per b 1877 Canada
lambs weight Y lbs per head at - - per cwt lsa
MncH Cows-Demaud slow at $50 $50 per head, calves
included.
vEALs AND CALvgs-Trade dull and values rather of.
Grass fed calves sold at 2l h. meal led calves
at DC. Ode per lb Veals, &c. per lb.
HoGs-fhere sales Of live hogs this forenoon.
The New York herald., 1878-11-07

-Stained-ood ordinary 7Tc stct good ordinary. SIC
low middng sssc nidling ec For future delivery the
3O bales ut n23c December 100 at aisle 100 at a37c,
3D at 93ic 200 at 935c, 100 ut oic. January 2O ut
afc. 300 ut oiSc., :bU Mt 9f7c. GOD at 94ic, 200 at
9+5c., 500 at ostc 500 at 947c $40 at a4sc Fcbru-
ary 800 at 960c, 40 at 95sc 200 at 937c BOD NJ 9Nic,
200 95sc.; March, 100 at a73c., 800 at BILE,
800 at y67c., 200 at s,sc., 200 at 96sc.; April,
May 200 9sac 2o0 at oasc. June 100 at 9sc. Total,
1900 bales To-day up to two :-Decembcr, 700 bales
osc, 800 at 931c 100 ut $500, 500 ut 92c lUO ut
93c. 9a3c., 500 ut 932c January. 6D nj D4oc.,
1900 at D 3Dc 100 At a4ic 2soo at o42c i3c.
D at 94&c 1909 ut 9+5c., 600 at efbc, 500 NJ 945c,
100 at a47c 300 at 046c, 6D NJ 945c 30 at 94e 800 at
100 at s5c so, 9,c. 56c 400 a a57c 100 at
y54c 200 at o55c., 40 at v56c ND at po7c March loD
9G5c. 100 oi;7c. iUO ut 96sc 30 ut 05sc 500 ut
97Oc looat s67c 500 vt 96Sc., 4Dat Dc April 200
9sOc., DO at oSlc 100 at 977c. 20O Mt 97sc. :sU at
979c 7sc, 100 at ssic; May 300 at as7c 800 ut
9ssc 9aOc., 500 at 9ac 100 Ut nIc D at 992c
June 800 at 10c, 500 ut 9@e Total b 100 bales Grand
total J6DO bales The receipts at the ports fol-
lows -iaveston. O9 bales; New Orleans, 7sl Mobile.
3Ugt; savannah, 3,5l1; Charleston sOi0; Wilmington.
dclpha. I5s Total "a saa bales. This day last week,
"a bales This day last year 3i77 bales Total since
September 1ioo e2 bales Cation freghts closed fol-
lows TO Havrc, by steam, &c., comprrsscd by sail,
by steam Ne. compressed; by sa sc To Liverpool, By
steam, 5-iod n ll.32d. by sail. lad
a5s 100 bushels corn meal is bills and 100 sucks corn,
22S20 bushels oats o. .5 do: rye, 27GJo do barley,
80 45O do barley malt 4ioi do Flour steady Tho
sales. including state Western and southern were about
quiet with sales of 80 bbls Corn meal ruled steady,
with sales Of $50 bbls Rye steady 10000 bushels
sold last Monday to arrive at 6lc state quotcd at &c
SIC, No Western at 9c eoc, and Canada Ia bond Is
6ic Barley fairly active and sO bushels Canada
graded sold at 81 10 and 1000 do sx.rowcd state
changed hands Monday afternoon At private prices Barley
The New York herald., 1878-11-07
l0I Ia A.
ll.l5 A. NJ.


$450OO SIS 1891 1864 SJOOoO SIS 1891, Io5i
luEp uses 1891 r.. s3 ltN lOyn Sis, 1907. 1OOs
800 300 SIS issi ~ rbcss I,ss ac1u IS, cnr l21as
ll:lj A. NJ.
$4,000 800 1867 1861 $17OGO S5s 1891 f0,ls
10000 $40 e. 1867. 1UB's 40tD AZ, 1881. 1915
5's, 104O, lO7 200 A.. 1891 be lO4s.
mn m = So 4 a
The New York herald., 1878-11-07

2Ioo do .. esx 400 do... a2x
100 do............ 6sss 100 II ST Jo pf. .b3 80
GD do. 6Sz 100 Chic 4 Alton. $50 Slfs
100 q 4 C......... AZ BOO Ohio & Miss ..b3 IA
l:30 P. NJ.
$4,000 Us SIS, be. 1885, 10000 SIS ST. 1o5
1SO0lO Y ; 20 c. 81. 1852 $1,000 .b3 1852
1900 ) lof0 107is 1000 U s as 1907 100
$500 SIS 'sl 1O5sg 10000 US As be. - 1O0l1
21uO SIS l20x
2.30 P. M,
$4,000 500 G. '67. 1868 $4,000 SIS ST.. lOJss
5000 do b3 1855 6DOO0 5 SIS c, 81 1888
The New York herald., 1878-11-07

Whe.t was rmer with fairly active inquiry The sales
were 10000 bushels largely 70 arrive dncudng 25nUy
rcd 81 o5 for No. spo, and % arrive q o ~ o G,
sprnr. 0Oc for No. 8; 81 Uis NJ o64 for
No / red; 81 0iis for white and red Canada;
s or, do for December, and - 90 for No amber
Corn firm. The sales dncuding ~ UuO
bushels Tor future delivery DUU bushels 47c for
high mixed 41ssc 47c. for No. mixed; 5ie for white
Western. 44ec. 47c. for ungraded mixed; 46ssc,,
for November, No. z, and 47ssc. a. go. Tor
December, do. The following the bid and
asked prices at second call So,enbcr steamer 4G
Md I5c asked do No. q 46aic. bid. s7c. asked Dccen
Lei, steamer lUis bid. ls.c asked do No. - 57iac bid,
i7s,c asked January, No. 2 4slsc bid 4sa,c asked
tjArS--Ihe market opened huu continued active.
closing from i,c to lie. better The dehand entirely
from the trade. We sales OF fully fOpvJ bush
els The range prices follows Extra white, c
n islsc No do, SAFE. 34c4 No. do. Sic 3hc No.
do 3Uc. |; No mixed. 3lc aIihc.; No do. 2sc, .
The New York herald., 1878-11-07
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

FALL RIvwR, Mass, Nov. q, 1873
There hi demand for "a cloths
cash with the mills holding for 56 cash. No bust
ues hasb