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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-12
THE ENGLISH BAR.

In an article on Sumner the Edin-
burgh R,rioe says "In spite OF sum-
ner's vensra,ion for the English Judges.
and his discriminating analysis Of the
bar. hs ventures on the opinion that he
has heard a style Of argument before
our Supreme Court at Washington
superior to anything he heard here
We are unable to make the comparison.
But there has long been at the English
bar an aversion to oratorical display.
except on very rare occasions which
seem to admit Of il AMI, ON the whole.
the business Of our courts Is conducted
in a very plain. matisr-of.faet way.
which may have seemed tame 10 an
American ear. especially to Sumner.
who had in him the instinct and powers
Of an orator. Indeed. We fear that II
he could now renew his visits to West
Minister Hall he would not lind that an
interval Of forty years has raised or i'm
proved the intellectual. legal or orator.
icai powers OF these who preside or
argue there. On the contrary. with
some few exceptions, hs would find. We
regret to avow it. a great and palpabls
decline. On the bench he would look
in vain for the strength, the conesn'ra.
t~ration. the learning. the masterful au-
thority OF those earlier days. At the
bar he would seek in vain for sloquence,
or even advocacy, Of the highest order.
aud he would learn with extreme sur
prise hat one Of the most eminent
members Of the English bar in is7s-a
man without n superior. and almost
without u rival-was tho ei-dsvant Sec
rotary Of State for the Southern Conied.
eraey. More serious still IL the fact
that the status Of an English Judge has
notably declined. The great augmsnta-
ton in the number OF Judges. the d.
vision Of tho courts into upper and
lower ranks. the abolition OF peculiar
courts. aud the modern habits OF the
Judicial body. have coneurrsd to sItin-
guish that rare and almost sacsrdotal
dignity which from an early period OF
our history had chung to the Kings
Judges. They are now regarded as mag
isirates-" respected but not rsvsred."
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-12

Aud IN accordance with law. ana an orirr
OF the Hoard of Directors. made on the nlh
day Of March, 1878, ~ many shares of each
parcel al such stock as NAV he necessary
will be sold at public auction. At ~. on.ce
% the Company. 52s Montgomery street. Room
~. San fraRci,co. California. on NJ bNDAY. the
twenty.ninihd day OF April. ISIS. al the hour of
IL O'Clock p. n. of said day. To pay raid d-lin
quent assessment thereon, together with costs
os advertising aud expenses al the sale.
DAVID WILDER, secretary.
Oniee--3ls Montgomery stros;, Room ~. San
rnncisco. California. apis ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-12

ESTIMATING William II. vanderbilt's
time in the ratio OF his income. and the
probable continuation and termination
Of the litigation over his fathers will
by the progress that has been made,
wouldn't the hundred millionaire make
u profitable investment by paying Cor.
nelius j. the siO0. oO0. 900 that he js-
manila
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-12
DioNEEp CONSOLIDATED MIN.

il ma COMPANY. -LocatIon OF principal
place of business. San Francisco. California.
Storey county. Nevada.
Notice.-There arc delinquent upon the FOL
Low lng.described stock. on account III Assess-
ment mo. u levied on the It'll day OF March.
1878, the several amounts set opposite the
nance Of the respective shareholders. a. fol.
l0Nas
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-12

BISMARCK takes too many drops Of
cosnsc. and the Car. during this criti-
cal condition Of affairs. has unfortunately
taken to sweet champagne.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-12

IL England the Queen only can drive
eight horses ON state occasions. There
is no objection. 10 you wish. to eight
horses and a mule.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-12

A NOVELTY Of the Paris Exposition
will be an enormous balloon capable OF
conveying 20 persons.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-12
asINr aoLD AND SILVER MIN.

MI INC COMPANY Location Of principal
place Of burlness, San Francisco, California
Location Of works, Virginia Mining District,
Storey county. state Of Nevada.
Notice. There are delinquent upon the fol.
lowing. described stock. on areeani OF assess.
ment mo. an levied on the 9Th day Of March.
1878, the several amounts set opposite the
names VI the Respective shareholders. ~ FOL.
lows:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-12

MaNk had 900 divorces last year an
increase Of 100 since 1874. aud about
one To every twelve marriages.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-12

The immigration to Kansas this
Spring is unprecedented. being q thou
sand souls q day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-12

ENpEsss EraENIE desires her son TO be
called Prince Louis Napoleon, as his
father was in his early exile.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-12

ae Gold Hin Daily News has
now the largest and best
circulation Of any evening
newspaper published in the
State Of Nevada. It Is
therefore the very best and
most efficient medium for
business. mining and all
other advertising.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-12

And In accordance with law. and an orderoi
the Board OF Trustees. made ON the SIKH (cth)
day Of March. 1878. % many shares ofearh par.
sold II public auction. At the once OF the Com.
psny, Rom 4. No. col California street. san
kranci' co. California. mn THURSDAY. the Sec.
ond day VI May. 1875, at the hour Of . O'Clock
.. n. Of said day. TO pay said Delinquent assess-
ment thereon. iogvther with costs Of adva.
tisinQ and expenses Of The sale.
DAVID A. JENNINGS, SECRETARY.
Ban Francisco. California. api2td
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-12

I certify that the foregoing 10 . true and COZ.
rect list ~ the membsrs Of their respective nrs
companies ln the 0od aill Firs Depsrtmsnt.
who are entitled to vote d thu election OF the
Chief Engineer and Of his First and Second
Asaistanip. 81 the annual election, 70 be bald Of
yellow jacket knglne Houss on Wednesday. the
2tth Instant.
DAVID TlORBURN,
Secretary Gold Hiii Pile Department.
0old Hill. April II, 1878. spi7td
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Or. J. SlMMS,

TuIE AUTHOR AND EMINENT rHYsIOo-
nomist. will deliver an illustrated. instTue-
tive and anu Ing lecture THIS kvkN.
ing d the n. Z. Church. Gold Hill. Of IN
o'clock. Admission. rs cents.
Dr. eimms describes character and disessss
from the face, a the spte-room Of the lecture
room, tomorrow from . a. 4. TO 81. 4. AL
eonsaitaiions strictly private. spsiw
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-12
Tl,noJAN NININa COMPANY.-

san Francisco. Californis.
Location OF works, GOld Hill. Nevada.
NotIce.-Therr are delinquent upon the iol'
low lug descrlbed stock, on account OF asse,s
,nrnt mo, n levied on the 9Th dav Of March.
1878, the several amounts set opposite The
names Of the. respective shareholders. a. fol.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-04-12

the FIRST ANNUAL
GRAND CARNIVAL
a BAL MAsquE A
or rHl-
VIRGINIA TURN vEREIH
will NJ OWN Ar
o RS l.,
ssrsss. virsi.ia Cisy.
FRIDAY: EVENING. APRIL "a.
Csmaiiiss OF ARRANGEMENTS.
CuAs. nukLLhh. Sohh WULbp,
L s~cuoESrELDr. MARrrS Corrs,
J e. You've, D. BorsLr.
FLOOR D%lRECToR-L II. TORI.
ep- This will In all respects be the grandsst
and most select party ever given In this city.
Under NO circumstances will any Improper
characters he admitted.
FOUR RLEaANT PRIZES
VIII no given. to be awarded by . Commitiss
selected ipm the audience.
CARRIAGES ARE FREE OF CHARGE
To convey guests to and from the Hall.
For the convenience 10 guests.
AN ELEGANT suPPER
wnl b- served In the Lower Hall amer the
.Demarquer'' by the famous caterers. PfTZ.
MIR 4 ARMBRUsr.
- ~
To lie had Of the above named members Of the
Committees only.
~ No Tickets sold ss the deer.p
Entrance GU q street. Lower Hall. mhastd
HOME AGAIN
At the OLD STAMPING GROUND.
JOE BARNERT & CO..
uAvE OPENED THEIR ELEGANT NEW
CLOTHING STORE. THE
PRIDE Of NEVADA,
NO. u SOUTH q STREET, VIRGINIA.
ZINE cUsToM.MADR
G 10 T N c.,
Furnishing Goods,
AND BOYS CLOTHING.
TRUNKS, vALIsRs,
sATCHELs. BLANK RTs,
OUR STOCK OF HATS CAN
NOT Bg BEAT,
vs-EvRRYTHING At BOTTOM PRIcrs.
JOE sA. IN a GO.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
The New York herald., 1878-10-29
The Stock Market Active
and Strong.
GOLD STEADY AT 100 3-S.
Government Bonds Firm. States Dull
and Railroads Strong.
MONEY ON CALL 5 A 6 A 5 PER CENT.
WALL STREET,

MONDAY. OcL 2S-6 r. M
Taking 10 for all all the stock market may be de-
scrbsd as exhibiting a very strong upward tendency
To-day There existed a certain number OF dsconso-
ates who were disappointed that the Western Union
directors had nothing between Saturday night
and Monday morning toward dividing the company's
reserved shares issuing enough OF new stock to
make the properly up $50 900, ,oO0 and their IN
nueucs was fsls the market price, which registered
ps a, the closing against 90 at the opening There
L. however very considerable contIngeut who be-
eve that something will yet be done Ifit 10 grow
ing rather late In the season TO 'cut melon, +" 10 10
nevertheless approac b ing tho time when Christ
mas box, will be an appropriate present, and the at
teution OF holders is hopefully directed TO that
festive occasion as Offering favorable opportunity
Tor the expected division Judging, however, by the
general history OF stock oUbIrg operations 50 good
= goose as that which Just laid the golden egg OF
an extraordinary rise will scarcely be killed before
n is afforded ano thcr tor incubation through
The medium of a new decline and . subsequent nd.
vancc. In a word, the Western Union property has
heen talked up TO charm, and 1t remains TO bs seen
vhe,her the fne words said In ,ts favor are really
meant TO butter the parsnips of new distribu ution
nj snares or not. Pretty much everything except
wcs,srn Union advanced to-day The Rrangers and
Lake Shore we're particularly strong, and the coal
.nres followed close behind. 1n fact the whole list
q not exactly buoyant, kept It's head above water
neeu brushed away the market is naturally respond.
ing 10 the improved feeling when prevails In all Dc.
partmsnts oil trade and finance
The opening highest, lowest and closing prices Of
stocks a. the New York stock Exchange to-day were
The New York herald., 1878-10-29
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON !: SPOT, 1-8c. OFF; FUTURES CLOSED
CORN sTEADY-oArs sTEADY-.PoRx DULL
LARD EAsY-wHIsKKY FIRMER-sPIRITs
TURPENrINE QUIET RoeIN QUIET PETRO-
LEUM QuIEr-CoFFEE sTEADY-suGAR NOM
INAL.
MONDAY, Oct. 2S-6 P. N.
Business fair In most articles Of merchandise
to-day, and the markets were In nearly all cases
steady. On Change -four was quiet but steady Wheat
was nrmer, and In iar rcquest for export and milling.
Corn was steady. Oats steady Whiskev was frmer
Pork dull ana nearly nominal Lard quiet and easy.
Coston the spot 10 iower futures closed firm.
Groceries quiet Naval and petroleum
Quist, were also oils
CorrKx Brssils dull. buyers wstng
the opening OF samples OF the nrrivas The sr
vals % 254 bags the Holly including 10 80 bags
Rio 307l bags Sanos 4S s57 bags Rio per steamer
City Of Janeiro and o7O bags from Europe. per ST.
Laurent Total stock here tonight In Grs hands, 5ss
bags cabIegram from Msssrs Ls CoCq. Oiveivs CO..
dated Rio October 25 10 st hand and reports Receipts
18th nst 81 500 bags Price OF good Hrsts $500
Exchange, bank bills, 22z<. Mild coffee dull
thor easy. We quote: Ordinary cargoes. 1877. 1876;
fair do. l5Ac good do. 15c prime do l6c. 1916;
for lots, 1876. l0c Santos fair good,
i4Kc 15Me.. gold. 90 days; Jaws. government
singapore. Ice lie; Ceylon, 1ec. 1885,: Maracaiso.
l3hSc l6hc.i Laxuayra I4c Ice; Jamaica. l4c lec
st. Domnso, I2o = iSe. Costs Rca l5a lsc.: Mexicau
ssS.n. isc s7e. uafaeos is.e i5c. '0'
corros On the .po. was very quiet and were
ket futures Liza. on and spot cotton heavy with
sale. O 100 Oales Tlddiag uDslas =. sa ana mid
lower, remained weak during the dsy but 1t the close
st. o "a poas sss asens being On hs
early monihs The closing prices ofttdsy compared With
The New York herald., 1878-10-29
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

A meeting OF the credit ors or Ailan Hay, the soap
manufacturer, was held yesterday at the ofhos Of
Register Fitch. Schedules were presented showing
liabilities TO tho extent Of $1,925, 900, OF which
81, 625, 3z4 s judgment obtained by tho Intsrna-
tlonAi Bank OF London SIX claims were died aggrs.
eating $40, $780, and David Thomson was elected a..
signee
The creditors OF Michael Murray helo meeting
yesterday at the once Of Register Fitch. Tns sched.
ules presented sh owed liabilities amounting TO
s5s3, ,O0o. Six claims were proved aggregatlns
Eight OF lno leading merchandise creditors Of Dedd,
Brown Il Co., wholesale dry goods dealers OF 81
Louis met TINS city yesterday and unitedin let
Ter advising that nrm TO nntsh the preparation OF
their statement As rapidly possible and 10 sub.
init It TO full meeting OF all the creditors 10 be
called Tor shat purpose as soon ~ the statement 10
ready, and ask that meeting 10 appoint commit
teo 10 examine int the facts and TO recommend APP
propriac 70 tho crcdorA II WAS further rec
Individual sredi.ors but that the oredlsors ali ace
together The latest reports hx the liabiities a.
Sse,s,on was rendered yesterday BY Juds. !, p.
Daily denying the petition Tor the removal The
sgnec and Tor accounting In the matter OF the az
sgnmeot Of James Loany TO Henry stotesbury.
A special meetlng OF The Governing Com missee of
the Stock Exchange was hold yesterday TO hear ths
report Of tho sub-committee appointed In the Haas
case. the latter rsoommsnded tns' specific cnarses
This gentleman Is q memDor OF tho nrm OF Haur
Co and also OF the Stock Exchange, and 10 the
party who transacted all the business OF Haar Co.
in the Board There was no furlher action takcn IN
the case, aud. the Governing Com niitss adjourned
until tomorrow, when the remaining testimony will
DO acted upon. Tho members OF the Governing Com.
mittsc have no control over the other memOers oi
The hrm OF Haar n Co, because they are not NON
bers oi the Stock Exchange
In tho County CLERKS Office thore were flied yestor
day the assignment with prefsrcnces, oi Herman
Iweig - ~ >. Vanolio, and ,ne vrdinary general
sisnmeas Of Hamilton 70 Edward !. b. Cunning
The New York herald., 1878-10-29
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

4.l6
ss.s. Js: IA:
80 e s E. 'ts' = IS "
::: :::; s
4 ss,sssra s .ssa ss o. Es;s ss.
sss Ss. sras. -ssn y s sss ..o 'sgss
a. On s SO. sS D' o @ ana hs lon %
cuasd head sold a. &C. per b wei.hs 6h cws strong.
H. seadss head :oid 4 slls per is weight,
sss. co steers hss%s''s 'is 'ss Weight s
sws 70, sysGes . os y p%' ,s 81; si'; s
ss s .sns ss .S s s'sSs. Ken
;s head head % s.1 s So a e:
s 81 ..i as S '.s :sG' head
se ss per S w,sl per head 2e head il ns,a
Ct s per- S& & q @ e. . ss'ss's
.,ssi. a ss,se ps' 10; r.ia6..5H ews 7H sx,;
y s. ss: sis::
lS Per rsS.' Weight l ws's''s ssss Western ss
.ssri :sa i. Z s.
bros 80 Ohio steer. :, 7e gs.c psr ~ r,'n head q 4
s. lSs .sss s s'sS.i & 'S With pr sss
sew,.; 10! D1oa to... bull. live weish, LAO
ssans Sss q hs.a sssss sss;.
% i S" Drum 81 l'a Ohio
5dc. per lb.. weights cwt Ia cwt.; for Dadsman
1.sss' sss s'sSs.y .;'ss
- sc sc per 10 incluanT hs"d sed az ioc PER g.,
q 9Ise a 10e per lb. wsishts ewt Oh cwt. Tor a.
Monne,te, bull live weight $50 lbs. NJ &C. per lb 10
OHIO steers At sse per ID. weights ~ cwt IN cws;
weights N cwt TX ewt.; for s. Long. ~ Tennessee
ssi S' ss'i ss :'s e %
s.s lss 'S. NJ 's o''s ASssy
ss ''s s: pss Zoe D per weight
ycwI vopei 4 Iegonstcin sold on commission 90 Onto
steers 20 head ~ sac Ib; "a head ~ sc per b..
with og per he.s on 10 head 40 hea nt vc per lo
lo Coioraae steers 70. re. per ib weight ew.,
strong 45 Iiincis steers At &c per b weight "a cwt
q j. Pagan sold Tor u Reynolds u grass led Indiana
7%e per ID With 500 v per nssa on sold top
rssc weights 81 cw. a6x cwL b. Wssspsi 500 ior
Lehman Brothsr ~ ohio steers ss &C. ss.e per " y,
H. Wssthsimsr sold for ~ b. Doty % mixed. wdsscrn
cattle at 7ac. per b.. weights 5s ewt; "a cwt Tor ~
FFc%s F." eSs ses ess is.' .ss s.sss' ass~ n;
Tor & Strauss, 40 Cherosse steers at 5,ss .per
ip.. weight 5s cwt. for Lehman Brothsrss 81 vir:
as lI
s.s " se ssesi s9s Tor T. Sorri. 90 oIor.aa .s..
sc Per per IS ss"d 4 sas psr la With 81 per head
sss s. * %. u M.'ss sss iS's s.T
weight ew tor Lehman Brcthers ~ lean grass fed VIZ
gina steer: "a = ee per " ws,sss ~ sw :",sn. sosr
7,1a. per TO-. weight a~i o. calyer .eia ior chan
ccor seymour oxen at I,sc: per ib weight cws
sesnt 80 Ohio s,ecrs o, sc per b weights ~ cwt
for a7 As,'sn zoo no,s ..S Fl o ps ssss "a
ssr 10. 10 h.sS W 81. per S., Sssi - " yer IL.
The New York herald., 1878-10-29

s iss.s ..s. ;s s e ssS 2ss s
.siss s. !. sHss si:s
.,S ;a s - 3. 4 II
4:ss 4:., % ss..s p. ..s "a: s.l. =
::sS s e: s. fs e e. s's
sssa - Isss si'. . weight
9 81 1sssca 2? z %
sold
.s,ahis ssi. sT' Sr: svs = s' ''iss
vssA ssss as: IS sif: is s.
S mssS W 's ss s.yss sa
Sos sss per PEI h. ~. weights sS
ysas' Juaa % n Gs 70
iss,s: Ss,sss. s. is1s I'd II '
per head Kase pidcOcx sold 222 Miehigan
sheep ..S "ssn s 4S s pss u j.
* Dss sAsn s. oa saa
xs ss%s' s sd per Ss.n sheep
's' :..s ss Fl Sss
.aS
D. - % ssaS - per 2's sv 3n'S % Ss ss asp
s:'ss' !, III S:s Aiss "a r.;
3 y ss' * S' :r1s.k 1ss &
100 los. IA lbs per head al 5e per ib 20o Canads
lambs, weight y lbs pcr noad at AYE perio s72 Canaas
1sSss M o Per % head sr =" % a.
ss Canada lambs. weight IL lbs mead 81 - SO
per sw ~ Canada lambs, weight 73a lbs per head at
head at 4c per D: So Canada lanDs, weisht ~ los
head ~ 81 10 per cwt; 2i3 canada lambs. weight
sold 1873 Sheep eight l66 lbs heat Mt 4ac
H.. lSu CanAd. sneep, weight 100 lbs per head ut
ioo b per head. 45Sc per ib IS fennsyIvani sheep
and lambs. weight los lbs head at 4c per h. 36l
Canada sheep and lambs weight ss.s lbs per heal, a.
s sSn Weights
ismSs Ss 81 " ns. psr head ss
ada lambs. weight ~ lbs per hss At 80 per 10 Kirby
% sold 22a Mssigsn sheep weight ss1a lbs per head
ps9 psao head = a = 4 10 D.. ss ~ onis ssls
.ns.p xsE1' ~ ssss 8 s
q sss .s.p pesns s is R s.
sheep and lambs weight 81 los head, at
- As 50 Canada iamns weight rs lbs per head
LIS per hcad ut "a 80 cwr 50 Cnnaaa lambs weight
TN b: Per % head q. y. 50 pr ns ew; 80 State lambs
MiLcn Cows No sales reported; nominal values
vEALs AND CAVES. Demand moderate; :. values nm
changed. Grass tea calves sold at ~ 4O W ~ per lb
meal led calves At 5c per b, veals 6c per lb
ysariinr bulls gras. led. t2l1c &c. per ID
live weighs 1877 lb per head. sold at So 10 pr l96
Chic hogs, live weight 1872 lbs head. at sNc Derlh
The New York herald., 1878-10-29
COMMERCIAL

COMMERCIAL.
LIvERrooL, Oct. 2S-5P. M.
CottonFutures closed steady todnys lowest prices
livery, 55sd. .I '4.E rE ~
spirits oi petroleum. 7Ad. Sd. psr gallon slt-e
LONDON. Oct ~ 8 30 r. M.
Refined pctrolsum. IND. pcr gallon. Tsow. 36s. Yes.
3d. per cwt. r#s 1.5..
LIyxnrooL, Oct. - -4P.M
Provsons-Bscon, 33s. por Tor short clear mddles
ANrwKnr, Got. ~, 1878.
Petroleum. 22G for Ane pale American.
NEW FORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE RE.oRr.
LIvERPoOL, Oct. -, 1873.
Pork-Enstern. prime steady At 53s do Western,
dull ~ 45a Bacon Cumberland cut stcady at 37s short
rib steady At 35s 3D. Tong clear steady NJ 3s 3D. short
90 s.eady At 35s ams Long cut steady at 47 snoul.
dcrs steady nt 2Ss Cd. BeelndN dull Ht 7Us extra
do. steady 9Os. prime d.. dull at Sos Lard-Prme
Western dui At 35s TsewPrime city steady AZ 37s Sd
Turpentno spirits dull ass. isosinCom dull st
4s I'd fine dun at los choice steady
Mt AS Lard oil dull 30. FiourExtra state dn At
24s WhcatNo spring dull ut 9s I'D. No do. steady
AZ U.s. iOd winter. now western steady At IS
I'D. do do. Southern stesdy at Ds. Corn-Mixed soft,
steady NJ 23s 3D. Tor do. dull at 2is 3D. for Old,
Cettonsssd cil-Ysl0w Americas dali AZ S0A Rssctpss
The New York herald., 1878-10-29
,nd closed a. the following quotations.

The London advices reported an advance Of Kak
In consols, 10 pa as41S Tor money and s4x Ior
the account, Out The closing quotations ss1<
p4A ana s44 e41s respectively United States
bonds we're nrm al an advance OF n u per cent, to
1863 Tor nyes. 1861 Tor 4Ss, 1oIz Tor 1s67's. and
I07x for teniortes Eric advanced u, TO 16ss I6k,
and do. preferred, u, to 2s. Illinois Central was
steady at 7s and New Jersey Central 2ss Bar si-
yer advanced to 5od per ounce. The Bank OF Eng
land gained f3oo, 900 bullion to-dsy ON balance. At
PARIS renses declined TO 1l2L s7hc
State bonds were dull, with sales oondnsd TO
Louisiana scvens, consois, which advanced TO TO-
In railroad bonds there was a rise o: per ceut in
c. g. and G. brsts to 56x tho largest transactions
sere 10 q, G. and ]. q. seconds, at 15% al7s. The
Hner changes were a. ioiIo~s:-An advance OF " in
81 Paul sinking funds, u in Ere nth mortgage and
Alton and Terro Hauts income, and Y IN Norris and
Essex arsts consos and Erie second mortgage There
sss decline OF u In O., g.. u ana consols
+ On