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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-31
The santIarn Bridge.

Miller & Son, who have the contract for
building the Santiam bridge, are rushing
their work along fast. They brought their
ehgine and pile-driving machinery to thiscity
during the past week, and on Friday trans
ported it to the site of the bridge. It
weighs about four tons, and for the purpose
CT Transporting it they bought an extra large
sized wagon out in the country short dis
ia nee, and then had no farther trouble.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-31
oxLY 4 m1TTER OF ExrEDaExCx.

Bea. Simpson was just dropped from
the federal pension roll during the cam
paign. Anybody can see that. Hip
pie didn't dare to carry that load through
an election but of course Ben is still
in the service of his master, and win b,
amply provided for as soon as the elsc
ton IS over.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-31
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VERY AccO Oa1z0DAIassz-

Rumor has it that ssey q State
Chadwick has telegralsl.el 70 Albany ta
inquire whether there is any probability
Of Piper's election, because n that event
he wants to have the Senate tssaanbsr1
enlarged and a turn table erected 80 81
to onaodate the Judges feet
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-31
CUTTING ms own TuROAr.

The fact about the Republican candi-
date for Sheriff spending SO much mon
ey in Albany to secure his election is
spreading rapidly throughout the county
and will have the effect to secure for
Dickey at least 100 Republican votes,
while Georges money cannot procure
for himself over 80. You are cutting
your own throat, George.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-31
RxFnt.rIvE NfANs1ns

WAS ISeToS, D. c.. April, is77.
DEAR sIR: I am assured that l. G.
Dennis, sf Florida would make capital
special agent of the treasury I specially
desire that his claims may have yeur fl.
vorable attention. Sincerely
r. B. HAYES.
To Hon. John Sherman, secretaly OF ths
treasury.
This was done when Hayes was pay
ing off for services rsn Tered down Ii
Baker county but its diferens now
Dennis is great scoundrels' ever since
he told how it was done.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-31
JUPITER PLCvWz

The RsTister is display ing ssnse "a:
sorial ability that we have hesesofase
allied to discover in It's columns
,uggested to Us By Republican friend
hat probably the Custom House Ring
N Portland have been diffosing It's eol-
INNS with flood of Hatsrs
'Tis well
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-31

The Jefferson Base Ball Club came up yes
terday, and At o'clock commenced game
with Linn's, which las.ed p hours. E. r.
0sterhoudt acted as Umpire, and H. N.
Crane and John Roland scored. The result
was as follows. o. R L and F. giving the
number of outs, runs, lett on bases, and Hy
catches by each individual:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-31
Ner Flre Engine.

The citizens of Corvallis are making stren-
uous sxert;onz TO raise money sufficient to
purchase new FIRE engine, and We under
stand are confident OF success. II is a good
move and one that should commend itself to
every property holder in that city. The
steam engine they now have is so large and
unwieldly that it does not render the service
at fire that is expected of good engine,
and the sooner they get smaller one tbs
l,atter
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-31

Marion Cunningham says he won't
vote for Mitchell in the caucus, but if
he is the caucus nominee he viii sup
port him. Isn't this a little thin They
will vote by ballot in the caucus, and
how will it be known how Cunningham
Yotas2
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-31
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EXPORTS ENCRE4SzN<s.

During the nine months past, the ag-
,regate value Of the exports from the
United States has exceeded that of tho
IMPORTS as shown by he Custom
House books. by 500, 10000 Tho
Cabinet considered this fact recently,
md became convinced that it 5eaao1-
'trated satisfactory commercial aud
inaneial condition.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-31

Gale Curl has heard that the Green
hackers in this county will only poll
about 200 votes at the farthest, and as
he did really expect to be elevated to
the sheriffs Office by that party, this
news has effected him 50 that he is now
really i'll. Poor fellow.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-31
Invitation Received.

We have received an invitation to attend
the Firsmen's Ball, to be given by the Ger
vais Fire Company at Gaines Hall, We'd
nesday evening june 18th, 1878. Tickets 50.
We hope they win have good turn out, as
the fund is to buy IN engine.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-31
CAN'T SPARE H1M.

Prot. Powell is making the Albany
College such great success that Linn
county cannot afford to give Hon. T. j.
Sites less than 400 majority in June.
Everybody wants to keep the Professor
right where he now is.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-31
Fourth Of July Ball.

The Hose Boys of our department are a
patriotic set of fellows, and as the citizens of
Albany have made no preparations for cele-
brating the coming Fourth, they are talk.
ing of getting up grand ball for that time.
It's good scheme, boys; go ahead.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-31
IFrom Dails Of saturday. May ISL

In Brownsville May 10. 1878, Eiecta Essdore aaugh
tor q J. " A. and {. L Belieu aged I've years. tHc
months and IS days.
Sweet as bird uosas In the sprins time
Whom winter i DER,
Wasthe voics Of one We eherishsd-
Eleoea Isadore
In her soul WAS that mild beauty
Angels might adore.
And she smiled 80 svestly on u.s.
Eiecta isadore.
But her brow grew raio and palsr,
And ne saw no more
On her cheek It's blooming beauty
Elscta Isaaose.
Then there came an Icy eoldneSs
That she never ,elt before.
And wo knew that she was dying
Eieeta Isadote.
She has gore but o'sr the river.
On that better shere.
By the throne q God she dwelieih--
Eiecta Tsadore. A. D.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-31
RADICAL CONSISTENCY.

As the Republican press find no abuse
too severe to heap upon l. G. Dem is,
who has recently exposed the Baker
county, Florida. frauds. it might be vel
for them to read the following endorse
ment from Hayes:
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-31
Grsenbaek Preelne. Candidate.

A. L. Bridgefarmer came in our Office yea-
srday and requested that we should announce
the following persons asi the Greenback can
didates for West Albany precinct: For
Justice of the Peace, 8. L. Wright; for Con.
stable, J. ]. Beard
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-31
FOLLOW TIIE oID ADAGr.

In nnioa there is strength, anl if
the Greenbackers ara in earnest for
tinancial reform let them unite with tie
Democrats and thus secure it in the
shortest possible time. If Campbell
had remained on their ticket aud tie
Gresnbaekers had happened to elect
him, what would he have done IN Con-
gressl With whom would he have
worked IF he was sincere be could
not have worked with any one but
Democrats to secure what his party
elamors for. And now. since the with
drawal of Canpbell, who are ssse Green.
hackers going to support They ca, :
not With any degree of consistency sup
'ert any one but Honest John White
&ker.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-31

The Democrats and anticipates
are thoroughly united, and the back
bone of the corrupt Custom House Ring
will be forever broken on the Srd Of
June,
You hear us!
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-31

As will be seen by the table the game was
one-si.led. The jefferson boys are as stout
and active as any set Of fellows we have ever
seen, and have the material for good club,
but they lack the practice. They really did
not expect to win the game, and emily wanted
to play the match for the purpose of getting
Instruction Oar boys played as well as
uS@;i, and fully sustained their reputation as
= -cF.tS11 club.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-31
RATES Or A1yE 81

business notices n The Eeea ;olssslsss
0 cents per line.
For legal and transient aspeFs ikafssstsfz
% per square. fnr illl ti4ss sssefsl 81. ard
0 cents iier square for each ubse4ueiEs is.s
eitioti.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-31
REVERE HOUSE,
Corner First and Ellsworth An zny, 0reza.
PfeiFer Bros Props.

This new Hoielis fitted up In rst ca s. szyse Tables
supplied with the best the market Affords. Spring
Beds in sVery Room. A good samp, Room for Com
nerciai Travellers.
EgFree Coach 10 and from be HosrI.Ea
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-31
wnAr cHsxer VIZ ! ne uAps-

The Republican papers are raising =
big ''fuss" o,er 4. H. Brown's receiving
more money than simldy his salary Of
1900, and their talk is very foolish to
say the least. A. IL Brown doesn't
draw one cent that the law does not al.
low him, and what more could we ex-
pect of Hifsehl Hirsci doesll't like
money! He wouldn't lay hold of every
cent that he could lay his claws ont Oh,
mol II isn't bred in his bone like it is
ia Brown'al II this cry from the Rad.
icai papers IS not all simply for capital
Why didn't their party nominate a can.
didate Ike some of tie Greellbaekers,
in this county, who premise to givs
back half the fees Of the office which
they seekl A man is fool thai
won't take every cent for his work that
the Law allows him. aad such person
would never get our support
r1Fvavv- ,-.x.. -,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1878-05-31

Gee week in your own town. 3 outfit frse. Ne
s2t1Drisk- Reader, if you want business At which
persons Of either make grEa& pay AL the time
they work, write for particulars 10 HkLZEET : CO.
RaTtl&nd, Maine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-07
HERALD SATURDAY DECEMBER T. ls7s-TRTPLE

10 for ten-fortes. Erie declined y. to 1917; Illinois
Central q. to 1884, and Pennsylvania Is. toss. Erie
preferred was unchanged at 80 and New Jersey Gen.
trail at 80. New Jersey Central consol frsts were
down per cent from the last reported sale. being
quoted at 70. Bar silver is selling at 50lad. per
ounce The rate of discount in the open market for
three months bills is AZ por cent At Paris rentes
are steady at 112f Csc. EiN kNia4N
State bonds at the Board per cent higher for
Virginia sixes consols, second series; IL per cent
higher for Louisiana sevens. consuls. and u lower
for Tennessee sixes new series, to which dealings
were confined. In railroad bonds the largest trans
actions were in Denver and Rio Grande hrsts. which
advanced to 92ss rise of III the next largest trans
actions were in Missouri. Kansas and Texas CONSOLE
dated assented which advanced TO So. rise OF per
cent. The other changes were folows:-Am adj
vance of u Wabash frsts tSt Louis division. ex
maturod coupon) q in st. Louis. Kansas City and
Northern real estate sevens of 1885, and in North
west gold sevens. There decline Of Y in Jersey
Central nrsts consols assented u in Wabash seconds,
ex coupon and u in New Jersey Central adjustment
bonds In 10 per cent Investment shares Harlem was
quoted 140is bid; New York. New Haven and Hart
ford 1856 bid and 157 asked and Rock Island sold at
ll85S 11S1a. 4ag. 0fqf# 8xJ5 gCY3FA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-07

Cotton easy; middling skc low middns Be-. good or.
sn.sy rs Net receipts SYe bales E1psrtsTo Great
ss;s S4 ssss 81 lps
as s'ssi 70 the Cont
ordins1 gssA
ss- sa ss'ss e ss
STSsss sIss 60 e
coasswso, l.lod SALES, Sa.5oo - - : 80
Cotton middIias sss; low @d as
sss Sa ssss,s:
France At; to the Consineut i4d2; cosstwse $50
n. - .,., s4vAsS.r, Doc. 9, 1879
good o9ns receipts aw 5iSa ss
70 tho Continent 1856 coastwisc 9oG Sales. $40.
Great s,tas conslas"s 1885,
cosssw iso 4ooi Sales 10. 100 l-A 4 a. !
dull and easy; mdas srsss s P Iss Sas S
Esporss-Te Frames, 70 The Continent 100 sales,
tissss' r. s.' sss
Spirit. q .m a. fs,sn ss ssis
s' 4 % sn h a ~ ~ s bard s
unchanged. ~ s5 Yst .fs4fs 49, ass So
!. yl:sr fair demand e,ss. ?. Z; e p:ss
90 II ss Sss We 81 sales s'T HsSs obs Whoa.
sssy Il? hard as 9Ss. @
q oa Com quiet, NJ Toledo .!s Barley IN demand
extra bright held 81 20; bright 81 Is; No bright.
and s ssf Ss.sss hSS q sss in
$500 bushels. Railroad shipncntsFionr. LOO bbis
- 49, s I'M BussAle Doc 9. 1879
ss.s w s SAi Asssf b" .% z "a
$ss;: :ss:s
6a. quiet ssy 40 w S
sale. q bushels csnsa. fair a. soc Rye no%n. ask
Ing Pc for Western las; sale made public 5 Barley
% sss ssssass
n 'Sss .s;s +,
aS dS s I'D d. Railroad S 81 wSTSslss
1900 do. rye 100 do 'S W. '"'''''
whoa. aa.is. extra white Xisnisaa sIi.S o. 81
asS aas saias s high isoS so Corn xs
S NO SS % So,n T Es, !ssh S.%ssa
2skc. ciosersssa-rsims y eo choics - o. Dressed
sGs s y an Esss d. os. &C. s sS',
men,sPiosr Suo bbis wheat 1000 bushels; APO
-, - ro..po. Dec. a. 1873.
ss s%sss nD,sssss aa
sa hGd s Sew rs Si BUSHELS s %.s.
iaododo. superintendent 1900 bushels; corn. a.oj
y,onr Am and 0,,.cs SrsSWNSs ss n pss g 1873
changed rod and white We. zoe l.eop.s bushels;
osIs /" sso q" as ss s al T sss %
quiet but Arm at sos. 52e Barley Arm good prime
Lard ln good demand but at lover rates. steam, 57s
S ss. x
crs, sc clear rib Ale clear sides ave whiskcy
and unchanged Hogs inactive aud lower cominon 81 10
IL 81 ''s : s 81 receipts! sisss Il q
,1...l.. $50, CnIcAeo, Dcc. q ISIS:
red winter e6sc s7c:; No Chicago spring, 81 &c.
cash; s3'%c December; s'Mc january &c, Fobrusiy
Corns n n casll -
January Oats steady aud unchanged; soc cash 20'ac
January Rye steady aud Unchanged Barley strong and
higher p7c 97c Fork In fair demand but lower: IL 49,
cash Deccmber ~ W s2la, january ~ w asked
February. Lard la fair dcmnnd but NJ lower rates
closed hrm; 5ssc IS GO cash or January; Is 72is 4
- 10, February Bulk meats dull and lower; shoulders
- AZ ~ 55 short rib, ~ W vs. So short clear 81 10
~ 70. thcc prices for loose, csh whskcy steady
changed, ~ tD. Rcceipts-Four, 1900 bbs. wheat
las 20 bushels corn 5000 do oats, 4avl DO. rye
wheat, 5000 bushels; corn 5VU do; oats 1900 do
rye, 5000 do barley 1900 do At the close wheat and
easier but quotaby lower. Oats steady
changed Provisions steady and Arm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-07
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON SPOT, Lice LOWER FUTURES CLOSED
YAAK-YLoUR QUIET-wHEAT QUIET-ooRN
STEAMBOATS, YIRMER--poRK QUIET--LARD
LowER--wHIsKEY FTRMRR--spIRrTs TuRPEN-
TINE QUIET RosIN QUIET PETROLEUM
QUrET-coFFEE QUIET SUGAR QUIET. I'll
.uR xv6.lasIM 3Is.g .fcst FnIpAY. Dec. 6---6 Pm.
Business has been fair in nearly all departments Of
trade during the past week. but especially active In
none. The breadstus has not been ncarly
active during almost any week for two thrcc
months back yet fair business has been done new
crthcess.g Prices have fuctuated. owing TO comb
nations or reported combinations at the West to
troll the market but after ALL the demand for export
is tho great regulator. and win control pricesn the
future In the past saving. perhaps for brief pc
RODS during which the spectators manage to as
control and manipulatoa corner Corn vod
slowly in tho absence Of a combinations
have ruled pretty steady all through tho week. To-day
fair trade done In all the leading prod
nets pretty steady values. On Change flour was
quiet Wheat firm for winter. but quiet
Corn was steady Oats were Armer. Barley was quiet.
whiskoy Arrnor. Pork quiet and weak and lard
was dull and lower Cotton the spot low or
Futures closed weak. Groceries remained quiet Naval
stores oils and petroleum also quiet. tsaal
AsuRs ruled quiet 47sc &C. for pots and 51lc for
pearls
Asrrxosr was armly held 81 i2s i2kc gold for reg.
illus. tt& fN ~ tktfA# htk d8F0VF
BRsswAx quiet at ate.
CoyrEx-Tho market for Rio quiet and &c. lower.
Sales 2o4 bags lilo. xMctnnon and 500 bags do
OK Pascal both private terms; Baltimore bags
Rio Humboldt, sold private terms Mild cofYcc was
quiet Salcs 265 bags and 24S packages Mexican
bags por city Of vera Cr, packages City Of Merida
price private We quote Ordinary cargocs, lie. l1c
fair do, 1sc i44c good do, l4Sc. 14s4c primo do
i5<c i5c extreme for lots lie IKE san<s
fair good Ike l4e, gold % days; Java,
pore. Tie; Ceylon 16c, 17c; Muracabo i3i.c
i8t.c. faguayra, lie f6c jamaica. 14c 81 Do
mingo 20. 12c Costa Rics. 15e lec Mexican 15c
iekc; AngcsturH, l0c. 17c; Ssvanilla i3c. tic.
CoorsRAes. sroex was steady. We quote ,-Molasses
shocks linch with heads. ~ 65 81 80; sugar sbooks
with heads ssinch e - so; do, do. Soinch 81 10
~ so; empty hcgshesds e 5o hoops feet ordinary
prime SIS go do. ~ feet. do ~ 81 por VI. Ikg
CorrEa Arm At isc Sssh. for lake but very quiet
small sine, per b. Ike do eorlsge bolt rope
yarns 1Tc. tarrvd Manila, lie. Sisal rope 81c
lO1sc; Russia, 17c. W ttiANN iiA aafft ~ DIS III
CorroN on the spot 116c lower and weak al tho
decline. Trade moderate. liverpool 1-a2d.
cheaper for but spots we're unchanged Futures
opened points lower and closed weak and points
lower for tho day Tho closing prices 20 day, compared
vtt ~ warn ua fOl low
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-07

pressed and closed at decline or o52d Tor near S2d "a
s.,. j. y, Voc, 49,. i n,,s:
american. 5SuU
specnlnors took. 2un
Forwarded from the ships side direct to spnnsrs oc
Total receipts saTs
ao,a
Amount Of cotton aca soG
GRAIN TaApEA leading grain circular s:-in the
wheat market itie or no variation Trade
comparatively dali On the spot dnrng past
ihinly Tie demand was slow for wheat upon
day Flour ti s turn ss" favor u
~. 900 quarters, including "a 900 American ~
EXCHANGE REPORT. Fats A
Pork-Prime mess Eastern dull At AS d. western dull
ass Cd long clear dull at 2as short clear dull
Seef4iaaa Isss dull at Ss. extra d. a%sr s
sr n at Sos city Steady q. s I'd
Turpen'ine Spirits duh at sss Rosin-common dull ~
46s Lard oil steady s7s FiourExtra State dull
ss crop aa At r Nc s.ss s
AMI " 3 % s Sa .. 81
seed .Yesw american steady q s kSsna%s
l. ~. "a. a. LosDos Dec e-s ssa.
.rolenm 9ad gallon. Lnseed OIL 424 So Tai
American lard closed at a5,4 marks lio lbs 'sAsE
Sc sia.sa 4st ge5 A4Ai. HAxBuao Dec. 9, 1s12
American lard closed at 81 marks per 100 lbs ~ teNs
800 tetl1f ANTWERP Dec. 9, 1874
) Petroleum., 2of for fne pale American. asI fisA
isa ifs+ 20 H "a. HAvRE, Dec 9. ls7H
American lard closed at 4Sf per so kos. a7E = -
Al n Nf3 FINANCIAL,
LONDON, Dec. 8-aPM n.
Eric fsnnsySani" Central s. Now jersey osssIsi
consos. rs. 0aisss as ~ f fa#asa at sie,' Nkf~.
Paris advices quote per ll2f for the
7MtlL is-a LONDON. Dec. eAP.M
Silver Is to-day quoted at 5O1sa per ounce * tNA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-07

-WheAt quiet, firm for winter. Tho following
sns s:ssa
2Nor.hwest tor December sse bid 81 - asked; do, Jan
No. rs vi d. . ssa
sss ss a. ss
sls for future delivery, At 81 o7's a y os for
s q. 4; S:' .,,,s. s,s$', z,
ssn s ssaf q :s ss,sss 'a
49, &c 'a ~ % 4ss :sss ss
s asked d. Tho sales " we're sa.s. 6ess
s ss' J .ssms, sss sss Ago gss ' sss
sales were - bushels 4s,.c "a 47c Tor No mixed
$50 i0 @si Sass dssay .ssn saS
and = e higher demand good stock hold will.
about $500 bushels within tho following ranse'.un
gTssd %ssa ~ 40 wSs w ss 70
ssc No. mixed, sl'sc TO sac; No. do. soAe. TO sic
rnumnerc was fair demand for foreign dried a. la.e
yass s4.s
rants as new el.ron ls,sc new nss layers lie ise
ter boxes. iife half boxes. iss Turkey pranes crop
f isn Ssaps. ' s0' sSosa s new new
so @ new Sicily naples s
aaass.lss wsro isoooias yellow Ssse., and 1900
% ae ~ = cleTnIHo mako. wa. quiet. We quote
haS ASo srSAw~rhe market WAS generally quiet We
y Shipping J sn Day :c sse sS retail e zoo
HEmr AND J.rs-Jate butts we're quiet and steady.
ss :as single % sHsSS
clean sos s2IO gold; Italian. Ss6 s27d, goid jats
fsnsy ms Ssa. hemp siss e ss
s'iS Orss.paes. q low and medium we're
shpmen,s were heavy being VIZ bales We quote
prime, 81 sios 40 Do low.e nj: s. e. Ea.isln
I'll crowds fasIae hop. iae i5s. From
Empe, wS'ss weekly hop sreal.r for The
port clcsranccs for the wcck WIS total exports since Sop
ember 1875 7oi2 total exports for same period in 1871
' f.n was srmly hold q. q y la,s for round lots
LSar,sm-Therc was only moderate movement IN hem
lock sole ST. buying Snly enough 70 supply
Ayrcs, y,c do Sslifornls ioc. poe DO; common hide
ioSnis sais; do co@insn hide aoc asle; heavy
Buenos Ayres ais s2sc do Csliiorns ac 2ie
Ss S d. aarna e nsssss
l7isc lsc poor damaged, All kinds i5,sc; l6ts.
2ec. 100
b.: a e. D% !"
md mixed ne az cnycd se &c massoyasc e
SOC; English islands aos. 800; New Orleans new
s .s ss N. %:':
100 Ecsn wa. dull sSs aasnasse We
strained 81 y7i 81 ~; strsned, % ~ TnrwiIming
zen Il q wsss 4. y s.a s 1a A s
Ys ri s,s as IA ls sn Srs Tar 4
follow, psss%ssS, tss bid. aSs. sstea Jaaasrs sss
4se bid ae asked ars half year, s2se bid 4c asked
n'sss "a sa' S.s . w s sss
blesched winter u -: natural tsc Crude Narthern
mutual d. 40 ssin osssGed WINTER ws
Ieayhed winter elephant zoe; winter beached nsh ace
PFrRoLkux-The market was dull, but nominayt IN.
changed. We quoss:-crado, in barrels. 7s4e sac;
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-07
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Samuel Roscnbach and Isaac Lauterbach. composing
che Arm of s. Roscnbsch Co., dealers In htes and fska.
made assignment. without preferences. yesterday.
TO Ferdinand Jung. The total liabilities are Sl2po0o
of which $4,000 Arm and $4,000 individual dsbts
Of Isaac Lauterbach. The trims assets are nominsly
$s0oOV and tho individual assets Of Mr.. Laussrbech
are nomnally $4,000.
made assignment yesterday to Louis 8chwaxx giv-
ing preferences to twelve creditors for eS,72l a. -
David Il. Do Lava made IN assignment yesterday q
Samuel 0resnbaum, with prsfessnoss q tA.ooa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-07

The opening quotations Of mining shares in San
Francisco were:-Alpha. 81; Alta, 5h; Belcher.s 4;
Best and Belcher. TN; Bullion. Az; Caledonia. q
California. 9 Consolidated Virginia. TX; Chollar
Potosi. 80; Crown Point. A; Consolidated Imperial
"; Gould Curry, TX; Hale h Norcross. 10; JUS
tice. 4; Julia. AZ Kentuck. AZ; Mexican 33; Ophir.
35; Overman. sX; Savage. az; Seq. Belcher 20;
Sierra Nevada, 4O Silver Hill, IL; Union Consoli-
dated, 40; Utah, IA; Yellow Jacket. l1X; Ex-
chequer, 8. aaHst 3esH #tatH s s8ss4s s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-12-07

$1,000 US 500 G. 1867 100 $1,000 SIS r. 1881. 1885
$1,000 US 6s 1881 be 1855 1000 ASS 9l be l04s
%'aA aSsa 2:30 2. NJ.
$1,000 $40 G. 1867 lO6 $1,000 us SIS r. 1884, 1861
10000 do ..... .b3 106 10000 Us 4ts G. 1891. lO4