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The New York herald., 1878-11-30
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

y.
ordinary, 7sse Net receipts 4oa bales. sales asis.
2a2si Exports coastwise, 77S. Sales, isis7
NEW ORLEANS Nov. %, 1873.
Sss ;s1s %ss"S Ps :S %sSs ss SssS
sss b.I.s s,s's Great sraan
e,5ll to the Continent os77; coasswise a77l. Sales
MOBILE Nov. -. 1873.
srst 9"", %na e. %ss"s ss
coastwise, i2ss) Sales. 1900
SAVANNAH. Nov. 20, 1873.
good ordinary i-isc Net receipts. sss bales;
1851 WSpSrs eesp,s 81 m sn,S gross y
EEspGsaro Great ass Britain @ to France sS to the
dun and easy, midaias, sss @idsiins
1@ STOCK 7si XseflySsi rssspi. sSss bales s.
Continent, l5,l6i coastwise, 3.lS5 Sales 1900
WILMINGTON, n. g. Nov. 20. 1871:
ssy r me 81 ar 81 FOR
yellow dip and VI s5 for virgin Tar firm at 81 60 Corn
unchanged
slf' ssf s ST.
prime white state as, 81 prime rcd state :,'s Corn
s. s'ssy Ss sss as%.Ha ss's
terms Rye demand: sales Of 4"o bushels Canada
.g.sa : sSse ss sIar %s' *
Receipts bushels wheat; $3.50 do barley; $3.50
feet Of lumber shpmentsaI Is s9 bbs hour 5000 bush
ofl"mScr s ''' w. ~ ''' '0 's'' a"u 4'' ''''
.r ss sales oqS sasi
Or q os a o Rsrs & .nss s
unchanged. Other articles nnchanssd Ralroaa fregh,s
YORK Receipts 81 . bis wheat wheat x ol sS
ls asSsp.s
o do; oats isa 900 do barley Is to DO rys $50
s sS BY
ar% sSss o sss s ws
So Saa"ss ss1 ss sas cora awsf Sss 70 Yellow,
s ss a Ssas s'a . ans @ s H. ss M 70 20 %ss
% % ~ ssss % aSs: 'S and
SDs wheat Gas sn
1890 do. oats. 500 do
Flour quiet, but steady Wheat strong; red and white,
ss n s fair ss GsSan and aG r% :. e
With fair demand at 32s DC Rye steady & SOC Ole
s sss s.: s:f sSsa
b long = and sssss
ss's $ sa &
sr sa sn% s% and q &c.
= 8 y so packing, 3 sS butchers s. % !
Flour nemn active. sGS Il m ns7s and
$40 sic spsc.. CASH sssc. November; s4c December;
S4sac January; No Chicago spring, 69ac. Tie.
iscted, 5c sc Corn fairly active and shade higher;
Oats steady and firm; 2osc. cash December 2oIc..
January Rye steady and unchanged Barley in fair de-
mand but at lower 97c, cash No. 3, 49c
5sc; Pork strong and higher gu 20 cash Or December;
mand 5sic cash December; IS s,i s. Is January.
Bnlkmeats steady and unchanged High wines, 81 O4.
Whskey based 81 ING. Freights-Corn Buffalo, &c.
6ac Receips-lsoOD bbs hcnr 1877 900 bushels wheat.
III do 4J 900 do oats 500 do and IL 0O0 do.
barley. shipments-26.OoO bbls four N9.Joo bushels
wheat 225 900 do corn, 10000 do oats 800 do and
25,UDO do. barley. Market cosed-Wheat firm and n
changed Corn Armer, but not quotsby higher. Oats
hmer but quotably higher Pork In good demand and
shade higher advanced SC. Lard rmer bat not quot
The New York herald., 1878-11-30
COTTON EXCHANGE.

At meeting Of the Board Of Managers u the Cob
ton Exchange yesterday two amendments to the BY.
laws adopted ordered posted for ten days and
meeting OF the Exchange called to consider the same
on Monday. December y. at three p. NJ. The second
paragraph Of article 3. section II. which reads fol-
lows. WAS stricken OUTPUT member who Is In.
terested principal in any contract for the future
delivery OF cotton shall be competent 70 act brokns
in deciding any question of grade, quality or con-
dition OF cotton coming under such con-
tract" aud the following substituted therefore,
.Iut no member who is interested rs principal
or as broker who has served arbitrator in any
contract for the future delivery OF cotton. shall DO
competent to act as member OF the Appeal Commit
tee ON Classification in deciding any question ol
grade, quantity condition of cotton under such
contract" The second amendment to the bylaws
provides that the committee Of Ave future quota
tons shall be standing one, and that II shall meet
ut minutes past ten A. NJ daily for the purpose
OF agreeing the opening prices Of contracts for
future delivery of cotton, and shall transmit the SANG
to Liverpool. This committee shall also meet and
decide upon the closing prices.
The New York herald., 1878-11-30
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON, SPOT QUIEr-FuTUREs CLOSED STEADY
FLOUR STEADY WHEAT LOWER CORN
FIRMER-oATs QUIET-PORK QUIET-LARD
ABOUT THE sAME-wHIsKEY DULL-sPIRTTs
TURPENTINE NoMINAL-ROsIN NoMINAL-PE-
TBoLEUM QUIET - COFFEE QUIET - SUGAR
QUIET.
FRIDAY. Nov. 29-6P M.
Business has been fair during the week past.
although interrupted by the observance Of Thursday
holiday. All the principal articles OF merchan-
disc have sold pretty freely and there have occurred
few important changes in prices. To-day Friday|
fair business done, but there no especial
tivy anywhere. On Change flour was steady Wheat
dull aud lower for wnter-sprng rather rmer Corn
Hrmcr Oats quiet whiskey DUH Pork quiet Lard without
decided change Cotton the spot quiet revised quota
tions Futures closed steady Gr s,ries generally
quiet Naval stores dull and prts turpcntnc was
lower, while rosn unchanged although values
tireiy nominal. Oils and petroleum remained duh.
Asnss were quoted at fsc DC. for pots and SIC for
pearls.
ASrmoSY was Hrm at i2c. a i2hc gold for rcguIus.
BEKswAx ruled steady 2silc 27c. for Western and
Southern.
CovrKn-The market for Braxils was very dull and the
may be said Of mild conees The bark skudesnacs
has arrived from Batavia and brings 100 of
Prcangor coffee the largest and handsomcst of tho
kind that this market imported by Messrs
q. kumball a Co.. Of Boston. samples of which be
the Office Of Messrs Oshaugbnessy sorisy Co,
No ~ Beaver street We quote te:-Orinary ~ Sc
= Ike; fair do, ISac. I4hc; good do l4s.c q t5c;
prime do, i5sc. iSc.; extreme range for lots isc
i7,sc Santos fair TO good. i4sc. 15c gold no days;
Java, government bags, 22sc 2sc; do grass mats 2c
a 24e. Singapore i6c lie. Ceylon Idc. a i7c.; Mara
caibo, is.sc sIa.se I"snayr. i4e ies Jamaica. I4c
13c. u l7c.; Curscoa, 13lsc. u 14c.
CoorswAak srccx was in fair demand and steady. We
quote Molasscs shocks ~ inch, with heads 81 NJ
sugar slScI. win heads: 'Sinsh, II u 20; %. so
a. nip. do ~ 4, M empsy Horh.ssds ~ 81, r" haon' "o'
Il feet ordinary TO prime $,s S5 do II feet do s2a
CoprkR-The market was Arm and fairly active with
sales Of about iUOUO lbs lake at i5,c. i6c cash. tho
market closing at that.
CoapAGE-fhe market remained steady under a fair de-
mand W. quote ;-Msnila large and small size. h.
tarred Manila, l2c ssai rope, vhc iosc Russia lie
the spot quiet. Quotations revised
follows Ordinary strict ordinary. good ordinary and
strict good ordinary lIHc lower; low middling
on and low mlddling and middling i6c of Good
mddng strict good mdng midling fair and fair we're
unchanged stained grades all Il6c. on Liverpool
came 2d lower for futures, ana under the above nu
market opened n points lower, and closed
about the opening ngnres the market however showing
seadiness the decline The closing prices Of to-day
pare with Wednesdays AS follows -
The New York herald., 1878-11-30
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
TcoNT1NUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.]

fortnighty settling day at the Stock Exchange The
Bank Of England directors made no change in the dis
count rate at their weekly meeting yesterday and the
rate is still per cent. In the open market three
months bills discounted at 4h per cent.
State bonds at the Board IA per cent higher
for Louisiana sevens consols and steady for Georgia
sevcns gold. and North Carolina sixes District
of Columbia 3.G5's sold at 77ts 77sS.
In railroad bonds the largest transactions were in
Missouri, Kansas and Texas consolidated assented.
which advanced to 52-a rise Of "a per cent; New
York Elevated Railroad rsts advanced per cent. and
Missouri. Kansas and Texas seconds H. The other
changes follows:-An advance Of x in Denver
and Rio Grande irsts. 4 in Great Western seconds
rex coupon), 3s in wabash frsts lex coupon). Il in
Union Pacific sinking funds and u in Northwestern
gold. sevens; Canada Southern frsts. guaranteed.
aud Louisville and Nashville consols Of 1893. There
decline of z i'll Delaware and Hudson registered
bonds Of 1884, and y in Burlington and Quincy
eights and Jersey Central adjustment bonds.
The New York herald., 1878-11-30

-Wheat-spring wheat was hrm with fair export de-
the bid asked price. at the second No spring,
Cd 1sa
81 s,s bid ii 90 asked; do Jsna.ry y 70 bid q io
t fs;ars delivery sss w.rs at asis for
sE;:s rs y '% ';'s i%s 's;. Ga,
q for Janasry SPRING, i 90. asl css ier y,
'S e. rTI % 10 s' n
closed @ al! follows Dsss%ssr
.y'd :.s .iss%sf sss, ss,.s bid, ss,ss asked Ss
ss:ses .% ssr future dss.ry' ,ssSs$ S".he. At
%sgs sf Rrsiss' s " si a.. e ''r IS
s s..H.s .Ss ' Il. ssy,nas ss s
ale 50 mixed , s,.s ~ sas s 30 do sse nm
fsrirfhe marie. for foreign dried about steady
n.a n.s f.s s". ss rss, Vi asss a;
sw c 6.ss e qsx ss sG s s nss ns 'yss
yrsg @ d. crop ss,
% fy red"ss "sn" sr.asS ss s e
S:s ss!s' i. .,,% :%"sa So
good &c ssc new Southern, quarters in bsi., a4e.
& Scx p!l"q Gs". peeled ch"s. & -
fr1s s s.o ne SSrs csrHaH. halves s
tcrs 3,,c u l,e New blackbcrrics 54c. a ossc. New
s rdsns @ we're as, an% 2"
Virginia 81 for fancy do aud ~ ~ for hand picked
GuSsr utorn wa. dat We gnote;-"lae, for Ia lbs,
HAy Ann SrRAwThe market steady. with fair do
nand We quote Prime shipplag hay, 4c retail,
7s mr.s sp STs s End '1' sS hemp and
butts quiet but ste ,dy We qncte American double
Russia clean sa s.lO gold; Italian s3io sa15, gold
jue 4ac ate ntc butts 2Sc currency. cash and CSC,
currency, time; Manila hemp. &C.; sisa S,sc a5'sc ac
ilpss-inc market was rather quiet but prices were
10 ~ lbs Nc 2osc do. ~ lbs. - HIS 2Jc. Monte
ydeo mi lbs to ~ lbs NC Correntes II lbs TO ~ lbs,
or,n"co Il lbs 10 70 lbs isisc iyc; Caforn,a ~ Ibs
- lbs slsc lsc Centa, American ~ lbs 20 22bs
i ns !" Is S y 5e s' Is e All sda s..r,.
dry saltcd Texas - lbs to 80 lbs lac: l3ac do South
ern, "a lbs 10 70 lbs Zoe iv'ss city slaughter o. 40
iopsTSe market was dull but without change We
auote:-New Ycrks new crop choice to fancy isc ISc
do do good to prime ic i2c do do, low to fair &c
Zoe Eastern lie Western ioc f2c; yeariings
5c re-. ods all grcwhs &C. &c f"chc coast hops xc
i9os-Thc market for American pig was duh and nomi.
prices We quite American pig-No ], *i1 xi1 80; No
2 SIS 80 1850; forge, VIA scotch pg-Eginton vi
no iwrought $40 Raissscl quoted at $as $40; iron,
Ls.S was firm al "a "a I2 for round lots Of domestic
holiday the business In helock sole since
rasy up very i"s ana the s"sas
is,c aial,c: middle Bncnos Ayrcs vr ~ sc do Cali
liuenus tsrcs NE a ,2iec. do. california aisc 2ic
do common hide 1c good damaged Bucnos Astcs,
lie NJ l.e, ~ poor damaged all kinds, issc ieisc
bellies iSc ioc export and jobbng leather. heavy 2Sc
general market was without ehsnge aud
quiet We quote :--Cubs. centrifugal and mixed, lsc. z
The New York herald., 1878-11-30
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Kaufman 4 Blum, manufacturers Of cloaks and
suits, made assignment yesterday to Frederick
Lewis, with preferences Of $25.sSS -. The hsbili
ties are estimated at about s50oo0.
Alois and Henrietta Feigelstock made separate as
signments yesterday. without preferences. TO Louis
T. Ufer.
A meeting OF the creditors OF Edward N. Ranney.
of the firm OF Dunhsm. Buckley 4 Co., dry goods
jobbers was held yesterday at the office OF Register
Little aud Henry III. Stotesbury elected assignee.
The schedules showed Liabilities OF $37 900, aud twenty
claims werr proved, apgregsting Slbvw.
Louis kraus dealer gcntemens furnishing
goods. made assignment, without prctercnces yes-
tertay, to Bernhard stream.
Ernest Moessner made an assignment. without
preferences. yesterday. to Thomas y. PitmAns
The New York herald., 1878-11-30
NEW MINING COMPANIES.

Articles Of incorporation were nlcd In the County
Clerks Office yesterday by the Massachusetts, Silver
Mining Company. This company has capital Of
sOo0OO0 divided into shares OF $40 EACH and Is
ganzcd for the purpose of mining lead in Essex
county, Mass. Samuel Porter. $. B. johnson and
Charles Rcndel named as incorporators.
The Central Arizona Mining Company filed its arti-
ccs OF incorporation in the County Clerks Office yes
tcrtay. The company Is organized for mining pur-
poses. with capital of $10Ou0.O00. The articles
signed by william Burd. John w. Davis and r. H..
richards. The following gentlemen are named ~
trustees:-A. l.. Hinton. L. w. Kncvals. A. Mitchell.
w. II. Wallsce, Noah Brooks. James VI. Seymour
James A. Hunt, A. L. Wheeler, L. j. Clausen, Jr j.
n Preston and H. Spruance.
The New York herald., 1878-11-30
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N tho ships side direct to spinner

LvERPooL. Nov. 20-5 r. ".
November delivery uplands low middling clause
November and December delivery, 51Sd. upiands low
February delivery 5ad upands low middiins clause
miaaiins clause. April and Nay delivery 5s%: apanas
low middling clause, May and June delivery; 5l8d ;
uplnnds low mddng clause new crop, shipped November
and December, sail, o s l6d - -
leading grain circular says:-The hrn aspect OF the
wheat trade continues Millcs generally arc buying with
rsnes. % se % IN Which s "s
higher On the and In the ncghbcrng districts there
Tuesday and IL some instances as higher rates Corn was
Hrncr, though business was inactive The wheat market
Tuesday prices In -four there a moderate sale
previous rates Corn In slow request, scarcely
porting the last quotations" - 90 ,x
Calcutta insssd, AIS per Refined petroleum,
low SIS per cwt. spirits Of urpentne 2is I'd cwt
.As1wKnr. Nov. 20, 1875.
HAyRr Nov - 1874
American lard closed at. .43,st per 50 kilos.
Pork-Prn,e mess Eastern, dull At 5Os do, Western
rib dull ut short dull st 25s I'd long clear
dull 1T ass I'D Hams-Lcng cut dull at 44s Beef-lndis
market "' bars Isra-rme Western dull Al SIS T.lio~
Prime ey sisds At sn ap a." sn.
dull at los. Checsc-American choice dull at AS.
s bsro Do No. new elop
steady ss 4d. new Western winter steady At ps new
ssHsa s" % "a. vn,i ss a s'sS s% at
american steady At 2ss Rosin-common gss London,
2is I'd. Shoulders dull at 22s.
FINANCIAL.
United States four and half per cent bonds i" New
mdvces quote ve per cent rcntcs 27sc
account =. -
ExcL T,ond o-e forc cIe
The New York herald., 1878-11-30
WESTERN UNIONS CABLES.
OPINION OF PRESIDENT GREEN ON JUDGE BLArcH.
FoRD's DECISION IN THE COLGATE INFRINGE

MENT SUIT.
from the American Exchange. Nov. 29.l
DR.. Norvin Green. president of the Western Union
Telegraph Company. said to american Exchange
porter on Wednesday, in reply to request for his
opinion upon Judge Blatchford's decision in the
Colgate suit for infringement. that he did not
care to say much upon the subject as it was .
delicate one. He stated, however, that the decision
an unexpected one. but the did not involve
one tithe of the amount represented by the news
paper statements. An appeal would be taken at
on the question Of Simpsons priority of invention.
as matter of course without awaiting the account.
ing of the Master in Chancery. but nothing formal
had yet been done. The counsel of the company
had advised that compromise should be made. af
they were confident OF success on an appeal
How many wires has the Western Union in opera
tion which affected by the decision OF Judge
Batchford r. was asked.
awe have made careful estimate" said DR.. Green,
"and we have found that there are 1851 miles OF
cable containing 368.7 miles of wire insulated by
means Of gutta percha. This estimate includes tho
lines Of the Western Union in Nova Scotia and the
other Canadian provinces (which. OF course, will not
re affected by an American PATENT, well those
lines In the United States. have not made any
estimate Of the expense Of replacing the gutta percha
casing of our cables with some other insulating
substance, but present cables, with con.
ductors, cost about 81 900 mile and those with
only one conductor cost $500 mile. The question
of money in the project Of replacing present
cables is not important o the question OF
the time required to make the change"
In reply to questions as to whether there were any
other substances than gutta percha which could be
used in insulating the wires. and whether the
company had decided any definite action in
order to avoid infringing on simpsons patent,
DIR. Green said that he did not feel at liberty
to say much that subject it would be exposing
the company's case. He could state. however, that
there were several methods which could be used In
place Of the present mode Of gutta percha insulation
and there WAS in existence recent invention which
would cost less to apply than the method
costs. The Western Union Company used gutta
perchs In its cables merely because that substance
was employed by the manufacturers from whom thu
cables were purchased
The New York herald., 1878-11-30

do, grocery 2,e, soc.; Porto Rico ac. English
SAsA srossihs market for spirits rf tapenns
@ sna Kea @ Sa or@
R9sinmGood 5 ssra,nea y 40; strained " &
Sess from Wilmington were as follows low firm;
S's II sSfi' s', rs i; VII" "a
s.Sass%Ser 47,ss asked; DsssmSer s4e. bid
sa 4c asked sGaa & a sd e sssa nsssd
oil active and firm We quote
SsasSeS winter u q; natural Grads Ssr,lsra
urai 40 io bleachsd winter whale 5sc bieaehed
Sinte. elephant a,e winter beached fish, 4'e crnde
PrrRoLEgM-For refined the market duh but without
nspsSa y sas & a & DC ss M
sskss o.disss brands refined. Philadelphia, s.s
United @ 81 eas gsts
sIssas to's sTfs' New s York "Si1'HS oo
PotlIaT AsD GAa--Market dull after ThanksgivIng.
a af sias @sS @ i Ne sn
State &c. a he. Daeks~i'hiadephia. ise aoe.; State
s sas pa aS"s sine s wns is
w's5 & Il
g g dozen gsh s. snPs r % per Is Wssa
Quail dozen Reed isS fsS% BIRDS 7c p. s.
ss Psr s'f
Grouse. 81 per pair
hos ns; @ .r .4o oois ,afu 80.
4 sS s "ss g
Sa9sn ~
sSi. p''s asking price 'S being ''s
sS' sold easS aS. wsGs at 3as g
% ss sf ea ss s s assn @
ahs eary in Dsssmnsr ,s lea fairly active ;sss
S ::
Ss s ss 80" s; ss 20 fsAff lbs. 1s 4; g.
& 100 % s
n ss ;aDrs s as. % % 1a @ ss sis
heavy light and 4Ic for marke, pigs Lard with
ss sat as ebbss "s S 10 'as
% sash ss y y J. 3d. asked v rs sss: ss
% m sees arc r.as fy e s. % 900 g. @ d." sGt
s ssa Y: ss n so ss ss a e ss
@ sss 1ss.ass state dairy Vest.
oss s as'Rs ss ned a
state isetsry s. Pei wsssrn do ,. ts ss @
market was steady but aacnanged we quote Long
ssana aa fresh
fsror iae a. iaff 49,. G"nada fresh 2sc s4c DO in
i4s. a ! les; - 'e' ..s .., - 1'' ~ =
sk ., wa, !. s .sy' @ and
sSoee s.s a7s LsaisiSna s1ss e as4e ksnsoSn &C.
srsIrss s'a wa. easy At 81 80 81 . for domestic
active ciy s S's
on private terms .
sales we're S h%ss esas!tssai hSa:
day. hhS ros kso ssss
7c and 51 boxes molasses sugar at 6c refined was
ns u CUBA cen,f%sa S%s 'sI
re. 77Sc do molasscs, hhds and boxes 54c, 6al
good to prime, 7sc refined standard a szac
eranalaied ec; off do, s'sc; loaf Csc white
grades incladng Cs &C. a8lsc ,.,.,,. r..
saisc ssse aud 1000 lbs a. slse s s.isc.
We quote s &c. VS. Struts aud Maiacea Ias
English lamb and flag lsssc; do. refined ie1c sll gold
Is i SIS Is; do. terne 81 IS s..
leaf
price, ranging from s to lie seedleaf was qnet sales
Ut 7slc lsc., 500 bales Havana at s5c 81 10.
10 sSls SOLD a Il Dds Inc market was a"
wooI-rhe week has been broken BY holiday and bust
has rled steady at former prices We note sales q
assfs ID
nm fleece. oDo do Ohio fleece all on private terms
pulled Ns. d. - DO. cs%sng DO, soISo lbs.
] 500 do. pulled Colorado and 1000 do. Texas.
S"s We. q. on ss .S9
::s:s s:.. % :.: -:
n,easu emcnt and canned goods on private terms
ss ssSss fsss private term" "%ss%
IS steam aSS bushels bushels , grain 3d. 81 lbs
ienm A. oue hence Hamburg 4ooO bbls. do 4s;
hence :" Ess,sr s I.'; napn'h. 4s ID 80 SbIs re
sf ss.t s1 !. s sssa
British vessel hence to London general cargo at rates.
The New York herald., 1878-11-30

trade which is dull $40 per head calves included
NE,Ls AND cALyss.-Demand steady light supply.
Grass calves quoted Meal fed calves SIS 81 - Is
cwt ordinary quality vexts 1lsc. per lb.
HoGs.-Demand and vainns ipn; l62 Indiana hogs,
age live weight ls lbs. per head sold per
53l Ohio hogs average live weight l67 lbs head sold
c H. IT'S Ohio hogs live weight 3l4 lbs
head. sold at S. ~
The New York herald., 1878-11-30
THIRD cALL-2:30 p. M.

The following were the opening prices of mining
stocks at San Francisco today-Alpha, 10; Alta TX;
Belcher. 5; Best and Bclchcr 1915 Bullion 6; Gale
donia, AZ; California, s5S; Cholar Potos SO; Crown
Point. 5x Gould and Curry. az . 10; Hale and Nor
cross 12 Justice, 81 Julia Consolidated, 3; Kentuck
"a; Mexican 80; Ophir 80; overman. II; Savage. II
Sierra Nevada. Al; Silver Hl la4; Utah. l9 Yellow
Jacket. IA Exchequer. Virginia Consolidated. Z.
The New York herald., 1878-11-30
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

jersey Srss'c City i,'s.... . $50 1853 500
ss, run trade 5 has steady
ranged y irs% ss & Per s weights; * ss, iS.
hanging from Pa IcOf 70 good a A. sis.is'h stree,
,oF IS
s sd Sssin ~ ssS.s cGSS @ "sp.
s. & lc % gs q .sa 81 pc, sa
commission 10 mixed state cows and oxen At 7c per lb
s weight 81 y Ss:S '''ssi R.sn d. weight
Ss. Ss1' "isss Ssaueis s nsss ss
g. head i k;a;"ssy j ss:a rsa pss
Y sp per head head % Y head :. Y -
g Ss
.. cs ." rs v,f%s s. .Ss u e"
kentucky s,scrs-as head at sc. q s1ae. per lb with
Sss @ ." Il 's BE- head % ss per !. % wS d on top
wsss s"S ss so M Per q h. ssss
ssss :Sss Hs.s p;, sss ss"f %s s.: al
% 'sr Il ..s:. s~ !. 4 E pSs Id
weight %. cwt N. Goldsehmidt sold for self a Iii,
e: i's:' ss'S head 'is ri S:sS S:.a
Tor colorado steer. a. Iss per h. weight ew
a for j. Bates 70
s ss s ssm"s 40" Bros gss AZ
weight ia ew.; u Virginia steers =. s'.c oesie weigh,
ID estnciuicr Lot Lehman bfos ~ NifSihh
'SsF' nSsa:
ss ss. ''5 %.,.:l .s.a %" '1' y.'s.l @ i'ssI;
:; s::s
nsr b. Il head
' ss pss ssss s.sss. * .ii sr .; s.i "a svs s
S"'sda sa Holmes. :" i ger s @ SssA. sr &
gf head S !, ssSs,ns 1.,rs a..s III e~r ssG
I2 Ohio stecrs- per lb, with 81 per head
% s ssrs ID hs:a S :. s ss at E. r.
ss, es sS sssss "a s s. Z. Ss p:. AZ.
sasr And LAss.@be@snd steady and value. tending
S. Y q % ss sw =. ehss s. !. !. S
n.s oss ..ss o Ssa Sss sase "a psr
s s; y State sheep Weigh, lbs. head assss psr
NJ Ss Ssr state III s'' sA ns Us sheep @ per ''i% At
s%s: @ .ss .sss 3 % per s. s:S r. r. 4 s's: Ss:
.%s: s : bead. s
'GS Sle weight % s.sS, r,
Sss' - 's S. ssa & s sx s g SSS SS
wss, wssS s s lbs per =. & r a Y oso
sss ssss f ss. Dri
pr pr h. y state sheep weigh, IS. per head
s s'i % sss.ss .%s. stss y r:s head
!, pf, sv l 4 s'a,s z lambs: .siEa a s; =
head :"sS. .%S xsIss
s5s lbs per head. - per cwt; 224 Canada lambs
weight 74s lbs per head, at Sac. per b 1863 Canada
lambs weight NJ lbs strong Per head at 5lSc per lb
Dii. .snbeek A.. Dewey sold s,s Western sheep,
weight lU2s lbs. per head, At 4bc per b.; I69
Western sheep. we'sht ~ lbs per head, .. shs
4ac per ID i3 State sheep weight M, lbs per head
tsc. H. loo mixed sheen and lambs, weight
lbs per head ~ S'ac per lb' ~ state lambs wcght I"
weight s*s his per head sc per ~ ~ Canada lambs
weight sis Lbs per head, ~ ossc per 80 canada
Mich C0ws-No change In values nor in the tone Of
The New York herald., 1878-11-30
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

FALL RIVER Mass. Nov - 1873
The printing cloths market has shown but little action
with demands for and prices that
have declined For the best 81 square cloths spot
goods quotations continued at 3c, cash. less per
cent tn Sac fathe latter price only sidered for
tracts x6 cloths steady at &c. cash. for goods
but l-16c, cash TO 10 days, demanded for
The New York herald., 1878-11-30
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LIvERPooL, Nov. %, 1879
This weeks circular of the Liverpool Cotton Brokers' As
sociation says-Cotton was In moderate demand. The
market heavy, with declining tendency American
moderate request and freely offered and is ll6d
iad lower In Sea Island there limited business and
prices unchanged Futures dull and declined
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The New York herald., 1878-11-30

ARGUMENT ON THE INJUNCTION.
An application made yesterday to Judge Blatch-
ford to settle the form of decree Of the Court the
injunction granted in the Colgate and Western Union
suit and ut the suggestion OF the Judge all argument
was deferred until Friday next.