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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-11
General News.

Andrew Johnsous monument was unveiled at
Greenvie Tennessee. ON Wednesday, with much
ceremony.
Mr.. F. A. Dillingham; has accepted a call to be
come pastor of the Grove Hall Uuiser.ast
Church.
General Neville paraguay d. Killers, one Of the
Generals of the First Empire of France, and one
of the Marshals of Napoleon Third died yestel-
day in Paris in the SO year of his age.
A Young man in Norfolk, while suffering from
mania a-potu, had exciting over the roofs
OF several houses the other day in hls attempts to
escape from a supposed murder Gus pnrsuer.
Connecticut lover young and enthusiastic,
who sang and played for nearly two hours before
the house Of bis lady love the other evening, was
electrified - that, is, shocked - after a short
Pause. by a cordial "thank you" gracefully pro-
nounced by the "other fellow" who appeared at
the drswing-room window.
An amusing story is told in a Southern religion.
paper concerning an incident which recently &C.
Cured in Methodist church. The pastor, the
Rev. j. X. Huges, was a loyal Tennesseean minis
ter, who. serving in the Union army, had one Of
his eyes shot out. Southern Methodist brother
who had been Jealous Confederate, occupied his
pulpit few Sundays ago and grew eloquent III
his description OF Heaven. IAN gloIIied bodies
will be perfect" he shouted, and turning to Mr..
Huges he added Eyes, dear brother Huges, there
will be no one-eyed saints in glory" That is
so," Mr.. Huges shouted in reply. for there wnl
be no rebels IN Heaven to shoot out then eyes
General Grants manly declaration that he alone
WAS responsible for the Wilderness campaign, and
not Lincoln, naturally brings to the front General
RicIsrd lay Tor. He had asserted, IN the Moth
American Review, that Lincoln compelled Grant
to take that uireci route to Richmoui. lie now
says, IN letter 70 the Herald, tnat General Hal
leck made that statement lo hun IN New Orleans,
IN 1874 OF 1875, and furthermore, that officer
on outy in the War Department at the time OIL the
famous conference oil Llucuin, Grant and stan
ton. told General Joseph E. johnston the same
story.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-11
Boston stock List.
sales AT The kT krrS' Roaf,l
Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO june 10 1878.
FLOU8-ENtra spring 4ja5.C0: western 40
south, rn . %
WHEAT No. spring % Cash. MA.a4
Jun o Is sa' SIS July T. ooasy, August 81
-; >o. s. Uess Regular Ia, rejec eel Is
COk> S4les regular, ga ca-h --a@ Jun,
3f-rRls; July 37-a-; Au-usi, 81 ais; r,jected
3t4.
OATS Cash 23,a-; June !5Saaa5l July, ~.
a!3ss Au-ust,
IA r )!
BARLEY-4>is.
DRESSED HOGS-t l1ail2b.
PORK Ca-n % -a9.l21l; June, 7.79h; July
s.s1la Angus, 81 sa1 ~.
LARD-Casr d 10 $40 June G52ts a; jolly
q. 71.ah7s-; August, s7aa--.
BULK MEATS SHOULDERS 81 AZ, short ril
sides ~ =; short clear RIB '4lo clear elder
iaa6&
Wht>kFY-l0i.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-11

PRACTICAL. WISDOM,

An ancient adage says, "ln time OF peace pre-
pare for war" Is It uvt equally wise TO prepare
for sickness in time OF healtnf When anticipating
journey, guide books and maps are stuulousy
examined, aud all possible Iniormation OF the
route and country obtained. Yet many make the
tourney of lite" and throughout the entire trp
remain almost strangers " themselves, IN pro
found ignorance OF their Abilities, aud have he
knowledge OF the Physiological laws that govern
mind and matter. 10 SUCH, life is ike q boy hand
ling AL eng ine; ne may have sscettalned now IL
start and stop IT, bat he knows not how to keep II
IN running order. Inc Peoples Common Sense
Medical Adviser, an illustrated work of over 9UU
pages, Is desigued by It's author, as a popular
hand book OF ANATOMY. physiology, hygiene, med
Icine and the most common diseases TO winch all
are liable, and with wuich many are afflicted. The
work is replete with sound, practical suggestions
Plce, Sl.5O. Address the author, K. V. Pierce
NJ. D., Buffalo, n. Y. 1t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-11

One of the prominent planks of the
greenback platform, and even one which
the greenback convention recently held
in this city earnestly reiterated, has been
opposition to "forced contraction of the
currency" the on'y basis for the charge
being the contraction of the volume of
greenbacks to the extent OF 80 per cent.
Of the new national bank notes issued,
with the int'n of reducing the green
backs to $500. 900, 900 A week before
the Maine convention met, this contrac-
ton of greenback currency ceased by
virtue OF an act OF Congress, leaving the
volume of greenbacks at 1916 600 600 4;
but our stat, greenbackers overlook ed
the fact that the progress OF events had
dropped out one plank of their creed,
and went on resolving against "contrac-
ton One year hence, the greenbackers
will ind all the other pl inks of their
platform also knocked out from under
them bv the course OF events. - LeUistOH
journal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-11
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.

Ndw York. June TO- 1878.
Money loaned at 4 as on call and closed al c.
per cent.
Sterling quiet at 4s5-4s7- tor 90 days, ass -as7-
for demand.
Go Id opened at 1905 and closed At l0o7a.
Carrying rates, al per cent. Borrowing rates
fat.
Clearing, s9,l5S 900. CustoA receipts, s3s 900.
Treasury disbursed-s lOs, OOO Interest 5000 for
bonds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-11
Nasty Flies to the Aid of Potter.

am goin TO Wsshinyto ton to help out Potter
hev man here wich will swear to snythng eff
you vii only let him know wat 700 want, and ef
be breaks down shall come to the stand myself.
We want, and will bev. Tilden and Reform Pres
ldent. ken never forgit the $500 he paid me
Tor my vote IN the St Lpois Convenshuu, ar d
though 1t wasn't ez much ez it shood hev bin, I
shell not 90 back onto him. He bought the Off
and maid for il, and shell hev it.-From Ais Letter
0 The Toledo Blade.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-11
The Burlington Howal Hawk-Eve has

The Burlington Uowa) Hawk-Eye has
been attempting to describe 1.-The new
party" Here is a specimen paragraph
Zone popularity of the new party is that,
like Georgia regiment. it is comp Jsed
entirely of leaders. This explains the
singular fact in the history of new aud in
dependent parties, that they always make
quite as much noise during the camp ,ign
as the Oldest and biggest party on record.
and never make any kind of show at
the polls. Every man in the new party is
generally candidate. If he isn't cam
eidate, he expects some appointive office,
and in either or in any case, he is always
on the stump"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-11

The alleged forgery of Judge Levissee'.
name II an electoral return from Lonisi
ana has given the democratic press a mild
spasm of delight. But it Is all over now
The regular return, all the signatures ia
which were genuine, was counted for
Hayes and Wheeler, and what puzzled the
Potter Committee in the official report, Of
the Electoral Commission Is found to have
been merely a clerical blunder. II Tribune
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-11

"Victor aud Vanqnished" will find reconca.
ton in SLIPPERY ELM LOZENGE>, iol
Coughs. For sale by ali Druggists.
Csswell 4 Co., corner Washington and Winter
Sts, Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-11

A large proportion of the American people are
to-day dying from the effects of Dyspepsia or dis.
ordered liver. The result of these diseases upon
the masses Of intelligent and valuable people i.
most alarming, making life actually burden in
stead of . pleasant exstsnce of enjoyment and
usefulness as it ought to be. There IS no good
reason for this. il you will only throw aside pre-.
JUDGE and skepticism, take the advice of Drug
gists and your friends, and try one bottle OF
Greens August Flower. Your speedy relief i.
certain. Millions Of bottles of this medicine have
been given away tn try its virtues, with satisisc-
tory results in every case. You can buy a sample
bottle Tor 10 cents to try Three doses will relieve
the worst case. Positively sold by all Druggists
on the Western Continent. spll5-+ eodSwtf
An i'll fitting Truss is worse than none.
Persons suffering from Hernia or rupture
sh"uln go 40 Part idge's Drug store, Au-
gusta, where special attention is given
20 properly fitting ana adjusting the Trus,
to each particular case. The Messr..
Partridge Brothers have the largest stoc K
OfTrusses To be found in thr State, whic
enable them to make proper selection.
apllS-t Swltaw
4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-11

Don't pay 50 cents and 81 90, when you can buy
an article like Adamsons Botanic BALKAN for 80
cents. 1t cures Coughs Colds and all Pulmona-
nv Complaints IS and 70 cents. Sold by all
Druggists and Dealers. jun.5-t&wiw.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-11

Minister Noyes sailed from London Thursday,
for sais coantry to testify before the Potter Com.
mittee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-11

has been inund particularly beneficial, AS attes ted
by ittering testimonials received during
the last -iS years from well known physicians %
every school, and also from Directors of Publ,
Institutions of the United states.
Adults suffPring from Dyspepsia, Prostitution o.
the system. and General Debility, will also fine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-11
Broken Faith.
journal.

The democ attic party is not now for the first time
breaking its pledges ard stutifying itself, but it
has never committed q grosser breach of faith
than that involved in re-opening OF the Presi-
dential question. For it is folly TO say that par
tisan committee, making n sham investigation in
to the Southern elections, preliminary to report
declaring that the returns we're fraudulent, is not
re opening of that question. The report is to be
as everybody knows, that Florida and Lousiasa
should have been counted for Tiden. and that re-
port, which will be adopted by the House, is all
that it is possible for one branch of Congress to
do to cast faint upon the Presidents title, vio-
lent and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-11
THE DECISION WAS TO BE FINAL.

Yet the whole party as represented 10 the House
now violates the pledge then given. and engages
IN work which has other purpose than to
mpeach the Presidents title. II has no power To
dspossess him, but its violation of plighted faith
l. just as clear and obvious if it had the power.
and frankly svowed the purpose to enforce IT,
- ROsfOn 1arfrfissr "
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1878-06-11
PARTRIDGE BROTHERS,
Druggists 81 Chemists
AUGUSTA

And If your regular spotbecary does not keep
"U. s. Gold Bltters," you can get them at Par
ridges Drug Store, under Granite Hall.
apl5.teodtf
New-York tribune., 1878-11-21
COTTON MARKErS

LIVERPOOL Nov. 2O-l23O m.There ls moderate In
oury Tor Cotton which is freely supplied Mddng UpandS
tsG. Nddhng Orleans 6d OF tire day, 5000 bales.
I'm lng bales for speculation and export Receipts -
I5O bal bale. American Futures opened s2d
cheaper; pland- Low Mdinng clause November delivery
6,G; Uplands Low Mdding cause, November and Decem
Der denvery 5; Uplsnds Low Mddlng clause December
Jgnulrv and February delivery 5s2 Upands, Low Mid
ding clause February MTcn denyery, 6S. Uplands,
LOW Middng clanse March and April delivery 81 led, also
JIsa,d Upapds, Mddng clause, May and June deliv
cry. 3 L2d. Futures now steady.
LIyERPooI, Nov 206 D. u--The sales OF Cotton to-day
included 400 bales American Futures quiet but steady
AUGUSTA Nov. 2O.-CotoD quiet, steady: Aiddhng, S2d
SNc; Addng Ss; Good Ordinary, 7c receipts S9l
bales; sales, 9l2 bales. -,
UALIIaoRg Nov 2O-Cotton firm MIddling. 0tcs Low
Middng 0c. Ordinary. she; net receipts 81 bales
gross 32l bales exports cOastwise l6l bales sales SPIN
nors, 2SO bales; stock 3. .SS2 bales. ,.- o., ,,,
BO@ToN Nov. 20.-C0tton quiet; hlddlnE t0c low mid
ding Gle. Good Culinary S41 net receipts looO Oaee
VIoss $50 bales; stock, l. 1872 bales .
Esfos Nov. 20-Cotton quiet; Middhng bSc; low
Midilng De- Good Ordinary 6sc net receipts $50 bales
os TO Great Britain 3S3 bales saes OOO bales STOCK
t1SciSsATi Nov 2o-Cotton steady; MddinG. Dc; Low
niddling Sdxc. Ordinary Sfc receipts DOT baIee
shnments bales sales u bales stock, % baleA
GILyRsToS Nov. 20.-COton steady; Mildlng, ec; Low
Middinq 8Lc Good Ordinary, Sci net receipts Sbol Daes
sales. G72 bales stock, lU3.93O beea
IopIsyIILR Nov 20.-CottOn steady middling. ec.
MzNPHIs Nov. 2O-Cotton quiet hrmi hIddllna tci TO
ccpts s02 bales shipments 1854 bales sales Ioo paies
stock 81, ,e06 bales -. ,,,.,,. a. -,
Mddns sSe. oood Ordinary Sol nesreospA z'ssf paes
New-York tribune., 1878-11-21
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

BUFFALO Nov 2O-CATTLR- Receipts to-day, 1855 head
total for the week thus far head for the sam" time aSt
crease receipts Tor the week % cars market actve ana
prices l0dl5c below last Wednesdays quotations.
quail ~ lir TO good sales Of Choice Steers At -
Good shippers 40 Medium So bOdS3 30 Comron -
dfJ 80: St'ckers tar demand Western ~ 5OTeZ w C
81 75dF3 Is Bulls stock % Good Butchers, II oUa
81 2j Old Cows, Slas2 rs; Hefer, 81 71GT5 20; Oest
STERP ASD INBs-Recepts today 800 head total for the
thus far 100 head for the time last week. uO
being principally fr feeders Pate 20 Good western ~ e
So 2jdS3 Common 81 COloados. 50; FXtrl Wether%
81 lOdSi ?O Canada Lambs $I0S4 30 BUCKS SZdS- oV
II OF stock remain IN the yards uDSoll
HOG--Recepts tOav 245 total for the week thus
far $40 head time last week, SOi20 heal
consigned through 30 market opened active LOT lk'
the West Yofkers Goo TO Choice, - do@S2 SO EHtra
80 HEAVY ~ GDdS Extra Selected 81 10 store Ilss,
81 IOGs2 so all ofsrngs disposed Of 49,
CHICAGO, Nov 2OIbe DroB'rs Journal felOrts mO+s
Receipts. 5Ocu0 head shipments. al0O mead. Marker
five Choice Heavy. ~ 90ds3 10; Light ~ OO~
~ 10: Mixet T. cking. ~ 7OdS2 30 sll sod. -
ping dull GOHSi Oj Feeders and StGckers - 40
- To- Butchers hrm shade higher; COWS. sZGt3bO steers
sHFEP- Receipts 800 head. Market steady, F"0t3 TO-
EAST LIBERTY. Penn. Nov. 2u.-CArTLE- Receipts 10
day 1913 head o local hut through stock total tor
late arrivals Cattle Tire mlrket FniT 10 oDd
1901 800 H. - 1884; Common, Loo 100 d. - %
- co. StOcgeI 1OOGoOO ID, t3He3 2Ji Feeders I'OVV"
HoGs-Reccips TODAY 50 head; total for two DAYS SAB
head Workers - 7OGS. 80: Philad"lphids ~ 9Daf3
SHzEP-Receipts today, 100 heal; total Tor TWO cay"
l4OO head nothing doing.
ST LOUIS Nov 20-HoGs-Mo Moderately active bat lower
Light Shipping. ~ 35d~2 20: Packing. ~ 61dS2 80 :
Butchers Phiadophias 81 1882 % receipts LoOO
CHTTiR-Quict ana unchanged; the supply consists Of
butchers stun which taken at previous prices receipts
SHEEP Du and unchanged with very little demand re-
ceipts 2JO shipments, none.
New-York tribune., 1878-11-21

ITauA
F0REiGS FRUITs-By auction, sales 900 bbls Almcria
Grapes - JOas7, via yerpCol by steam direct 400 boxes
plc Do. So . 9nG cases MaHga Oranges s2 16Gs4 l2h
Low Grade Extras with moderate export demand other
Kinds without decided cuange lobblns tTide inquiry light
II 600 Lb Including l2OO bbis No ~ J54sf o. mainy
DIV Mil Extra for West indies - 75os. mainly 81 oj
- rs 800 b6la Low EIra s5 old$i 20 Including 800
IS ~ 5oasi 6@ and 700 pbs state Fayote HrSnd
mai1y for export sidSi 80 62Oj bbls Minnesota EIa,
a % 15 ' S6 SGVH & saSs Ry Mknr nSs 90 SG' Go
9e aSe5 - JSS:4 S os 5Oo gSs srEt 81 ,6 .se s1s
i2oOjbbs for export Quotations. 90 s2Jjds3O %
% a g 81 81 S 70 % rSSV aS E5!' g
Good Extra Western g. sod.3 o. Choice to Fancy DO
as % ooG to c6otce Do sss5 MINNESOTA Common
: 9SGst sast M 90 Sds 70 ST Ioas COM
Good to Choice Family. s. 7Ods5 76 Patent Winter
Wheat Extra, 80 1891; closing quiet. eldy
tel business manly Tor pressing wants Of he jo6eSs
20 sf Fsndy S 80 PS S r. iPfG h & ses
saes, $50 bbs. suPernne sass ;,;.;,Bu. NV HEAT
coRS MEAL dq sales ljC bbis: yellow Wtsien, y 900
e 60 400 b9S ~ 30 sales lloO sacks Coarse
advance sales FOR future delivery export dsnsnd quite
moderate local Milling Inquiry conlned TO urgent wants
for 40 Amber and N92 Red for NoyemDer December and
January sales 722OOO b including IGi 900 bush options,
25sOOd bush spot inoaGins Rejected spring 9l0O bush.
sOa39 &c: UogaGSG Nebraska Spring. 5000 BUSH SS;
bush $50 az but load SSf GaTa @ spr@s oo
u Oldsi 6ss 50. Amber. 1900 bush IL 0is4asl O5 G
no $4,000 bush. 81 O7ladSl OS2 UngTaded Amber.
10000 bush; o. 06dtl osS No, ! Red, 5000 6n,h
NO. While. car lots; 81 oei White Canada 2t01O
hush Osdsl OB mainly ~ 90 White state, 80, 900
BUSH 81 O0asl u EIIa White l0.2OO bush 81 II a
~ l2L mainly 81 l2R 5000 bush. No. Northwest No
vember. In settlement 9Se 5000 bush. no spnug De
cembe,, od rc $4,000 bush SO Amber November 81 Ol
DO December 81 o5tqs 05'. closing q 05'.csi o0|
10 900 buAh No Red, November 81 0!2dS US. el0siL
Al 81 OsqGs liS. bid and asked i52OOO bush do Decem
ber 81 Osas o. cloalug 81 tstGsi 0s 10000 BUSH DO
January 81 O94 81 TO- closing 81 O04dSl RYE
shade ffmcri sales $1,000 bush. state, 6OaGohc. 5000
bIISb Rejected. 50d55c.; Western quoted. bBdosc
- BARLEY Market quiet. about steady sales
10000 bush bush. Ungraded Canada part FL re re
PEAS as last noticed CORN IA &c. bet
Ter cash dul active trade In options export demand
ebt, local 4 inquiry tor immediate wants, sales 50i
oO bush opuOns 7S0OO bush spot including ung aaee
Ws.tsrp Mixed ai6t7e, inside pres tor hot No3 S&e
New-York tribune., 1878-11-21
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 30, 1sT'

AsIIEs-Tnchaugcd only jpbbiug sales.
COFFEE moderately aCNt al weak pfces FAR car
goes i4Lali9c Ordinary 20 Prime l2alCc. gold sales
o., bngs ex KrUn Pnuz," 1881 do, 1000 ~ B'tiy
1850 "GalleO" private terms 1000 pa, tt clahnim
add IN NrwOreans private terms stock here now, 4lfOl
uuirt unchanged sale Oi aD0ut 4OJ bt-
Niracab1 reported private terms asJ for past Week
4s4 bags MaTaC4bO. lUiJ sayana, JOlU 81 Domingo aDd
Dos Mcxf within the range 3J' bags A. Domlugo are
i'm tapJt Tor pe stock stated l7l9S bags, including
o. IOs BAGS MariclbO 2.572 LaWayra BOO Jamaica 100
ia ICa $3.50 African, l,sls Mexican 200 CearA lisj An
rostura y say0na l63 CnracOa l20J mats Singapore
MaracaiuO l32d Ec : vanilla l5dlIC 81 DOhlhS" IL
al,c: Mexican, lJd lie; Java, 222a24C., gold.
COITONSpOt Cotton quiet closing barely steady thongh
with ut quot able change Good Ordinary UpandA sc LoW
Mlddllng do 9'sc. Mddhng do 9'Igci sales 1Ol bas,
II5i last EVENING". including 40 Tor export 53i
Tor ho cousumlt on. Loo bales deiyeIci on m.
trsct Receipts at the ports 2i,4Si bales Against
"a 0I2 this day last week. 39iO2 sst year Futures
0rt and al time 10 II poiats lover cosi-g at dc
Gin. of to points sales last evening 1900 bales lOaY
First Call-January gis February, 0j0 MAY, 033 June
iuU, l,O3; July 1912. Total $500 bales SecOnI Call
November 932 2Sd o$2 DoeempeE 90 Jauatry.
As; February, $50, March, OIL April Os8 May 0g5
june 1904. 1905; July i0ll l0l0 t9'al, 1000 bales
Third CALI buay. 95s MAY, Oel total 200 bales Also,
To- az: NUyember g.3l 1858 do g. H.. 0Jl Dcc-ml
S3i39.5G: Jannary. 9.47a95li February 95sGg 81 :
March g. IOdg7 Apnl, DS2gg.Si; May, 5b3dJSJ June.
lnO3 july 1919 total 292OO bales. grand total 10000
afr- -taaAp
New-York tribune., 1878-11-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LIVERPOOL Nov 2oPork- Eastern duh AZ 6o Western
dil al f. Bacon Cumberland cut dun at 81: short
R'b dun AT 32i Long Clear dull 27l short Clear
dull al %. Iiams-LOng cut duh az ~ Cd shoulders
dull Beeluda Mess duh at 20. Extra Mess hFlneI
92 Prime Mess, market bare. Lard-Pnme " est ~
dull at 33. Tal'ow-pTIme - CITY steady at 81. lur
penpe SHIRTS steady at %. dull at I'd
Fine dun at 10. CIress-Amencan Choice dun az a! Lard
oil dull at 3S. FlOur-EXtra Sttte dun f. "a. wheat
No Spring. market bare NJ 2Sprng steay n 2d' now
Wner New Western ste dy al Cd; New southern eay AZ
Slid Corn odd Mixed duh 2l 3D. Prime New Mixed
steady al % Cd. Cotton seed Oi-leOw American. dul
So lkO-n Common AZ London, steady ri o. lufpehthe
Spirits at London. steady at % Sd
LIyEEPOO. SOy. ZO-lj0 y. m.B1con, ~ per cWt tOI
Long Clear Mddes aud 20 FOR Short Clear Midle5 Lard
80 pei for American. .--....,
IIyPFrOOG, Nov. 2Oi D. m.-Rosin 4Si al ~ d or Com
mon and . 10 for pale -, -.,
LONBoS, Nov. 2O-53o p mRetnen Petroleum $50 $40
gallon Inseed OIL A2Jd &25 per ton SplIls Oh iu
pentInc 236d u sd. per CWt
Nov. 2O.PctOleum. G2lf francs lot me palt
American Lard closed at 2O'e hOrins peT 81 kliOs
New-York tribune., 1878-11-21

STATE b0nds were negIecIedI DuI LOulsaha cOnsOls
sold at 1878.
In CITY bank stocks, Gallatn (i0 sold at 112,
Fourth National (90l at 80.
Railroad bonds again demanded attention. Mis-
sonri. Kansas and Texas firsts and seconds were
especially prominent at advance to Ais .and 10
respectively later selling at 47l4 and 10 =; Great
Western seconds sold at 747s@74si, and Canada
Sont6ern guaranteed irsts at 75l4 St. Paul CON
sols were in inquiry at an advance to 100i2a lOOis
Denver and Rio Grande frsts recOvenngtO Slls The
PacIfcs were quiet and steady Northwest gold
bonds firm at 1854, and plain consOls selling at
1l2ls. , g,
Gold was dull and steady. 100lIs and two days
interest 20 100le loans costing 2l2Dl per cent
for carving 1he Assistant Treasurer paid ont
SI24 600 in coin interest the public debt, aud
S347 900 10 redemption of called bonds. he days
business Of the gold-cearing department OF the
Rank of the State of New-YOrk covered: Gold
cleared, $S.104,OO0; gold balances. $l,32S.0O5j
currency balances 81 1891, 1873.
Foreign exchange was dull and steady, with
scarcity of bills. Selling rates were l2Gl per cent
LnIn,u mammal ANNEXED nnnfntinnR.