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The New York herald., 1878-11-17

state bonds were dull but steady Lackawanna
onsols advanced to 76s and District OF Columbas to
I7al. Other issues steady. Railroad bonds
irregular and the following tho changes
compared with lust previous sales:An advance u
In New York Central coupon. firsts and Southern Pa
cifc Railroad frsts; v in ST. Paul Il. and M. divsion
Morris and Essex seconds and New York Central skies
of 1883. and u In Great Western seconds lex couponl
There was decline Of ~ in New Jersey Central con-
sols, hrsts. assentcd; ! per cent in do convert
ible, assented, and Wabash convertible.
sented; u in Ohio and Mississippi Sec
onds and Missouri. Kansas and Texas consols,
assented; Il in Missouri Kansas and Texas seconds.
and in Northwest gold scvens and Canada Southern
nrsts guaranteed London advices report consols and
United States bonds firm. the former being quoted at
OF 16 for both money and the account and the latter
1T 1865 for 4s 100 for 1867s 109as for ten-fortes
and los h for ves Erie fell or Il, to 1914 preferred
~ 80; Pennsylvania. ~ to 33A and ILLINOIS Central
x, to 81. New Jersey Central was firm at 341a. At
Paris rentes to 112f soc end fell Off to l12f 65c
The Bank Of England gained Eos 900 bullion to-day
balance.
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FINANCIAL.
BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKETS.

RIO JANhINO, NOV, IT, 1873.
Coffee market quiet prices maintained; cnange Rio
good lrsts, I, 100 rcis a ) $50 rcis por 10 kllos
Average daily receipts for the week. la5Op bags Ship
ments III the week To the Channel aud North of Europe
1000 bags the United states. 3tUO do Sales of
wcek-Eur the Chan mel and North Of Europe 1900 baqs
for the Unltrd states 5000 do. for the Mediterranean
5tEsJ do. stock iubND bngs.
Exchange on I.undon, 23a.
SANTOS, Nov H. fS7S
,onec-Aycrage daily receipts. 400 bags shipments Of
the wcekro all countries, $1,000 bags, to the Channel
Eurupe and the Mediterranean. tu do. sales Of
week-for Europe, 1000 bags; Tor the United states
1900 do. Stock, 600 bags
The New York herald., 1878-11-17

delivered contract 900 oacs yesterday Current prices
spot cotton hc quotations based Amcr
can ri of aud cotton IN store
rtade auoted1t
The New York herald., 1878-11-17

1O.I5 A. NJ.
$4,000 sssi. sss los si,mo Us 81, = be 100
HIS A. NJ
tinm1 s's io4o. idTs sasoop Sc, 81 o.. 1864
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The gross earnings Of the Denver and Rio Grande
Railway for the first week Of November to T. inclu-
sivc were s2s,os7 A6.
The gross earnings Of the Burlington Cedar Rapids
and Northern Railway Company for the week ending
November 7. 1878. were .AsO 66: same week last
year. $34.s2s c5. Decrease. s4,3l7 90.
The New York herald., 1878-11-17

Wheat was duh and lower the spot but fairly active
for future options the decline The sales including
10000 bushels future delivery 10000 bushels
81 0 81 u6 for No red ~ ~ for No white 81 Oh for
No. amber, 81 O6 for steamer; No. white, 81 06s4
for white State = oe for cash No rcd VI " for n.
81 0 for December do The following the bid and
asked prices NJ the second call =
No > Spring. No = Red Winter
Bid Asked Bid Ask~d
November u IVA @l 'pis
1 Oiia
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LONDON Nov 16 1879.
The Mincing lane markets during the week have been
of sales hut closed steady ut the decline
Other coces have been inactive Tea has been extremely
tens have been more salabie Rice is unchan ged In
sugar unusually small business done.
erys,alsed Denenra has fallen L. cd per since the
cept beet which IL rather Cocoa main ntanes aud
occasionally exceeds last weeks highest saitpctre
pepper has further declined The cinnamon sales on the
25th inst will probably comprise about 4,usn bales
HAynF, Nov is, 1873
BREMEN, Nov 16. 1873
American lard closed at 81 marks per liUbs.
pnopucs ExcnAyGK nsroRr.
IIvhnroof, Nov. IA, 1874
Pork-Primc Eastern dull at JUs. Western dull
Al tas dull ut 3Js I'D short rib
dull 3is I'd long clear dull At ass. short clear
dull ~ 3os iIams-lonr cut dull At 46s. shoulders
dull at 25s. Becf-India dull at IOs.
gsr at steady a & @ T"swpe eta stead, AZ
as Tnrpennc-Spirts dull at rs Cd. Rosin-Ccnncn
dull st 47s Lard oil dull ss Fiour-Extra state dull
3ss. wheat-No spring. market bare; No spring,
crop, dull ~ IS 2d new Western winter dnll st :,
steady at 23s Oh old dull at 24s 3D. Cottonseed oyc
low American dull ut DIS I'd Rosin-Common at London,
steady Mt 5s Tnrpentne-spra. ut London. steady at
Ills. Cd.
LONDON, Nov. 10, 1879
Tho Iscpi saws the ratio Of discount Tor bank bills Is
~, AZ per aud for trade bill. AZ pa. The stock
e"s"ss scas speech u, shs Lord Mayors banquet banquet,
The Russian declaration Of intention to Re,
Of the money market Quotations generally higher
and in some instances the Improvement u considcrabe
of the Egyptian loan has induced the emission
favorable moment. but il IL very doubtful whether they
will meet with anything like similar response. t;ss
gradually recovering under reported Influential
The New York herald., 1878-11-17

STAINED -Good ordinary, 1ssc; strict g0ou oralnnvy
etc low middling ssse nddng. DC For future dciiv
sales follows yesterday after two r. NJ
November, 4On bales at p:Ise December 100 at Dssc
Al us2e, 40 u sssc Febrssrs loo a, ao;e' 10
go g 'ess ode Apsi. roo S'rcn Sse @ s7Ss {,
y,uc.; May, SOD At arse, lU at iOc. june 100 at
fOU7c Tofal 1000 baIca TODAY ny to two r. NJ
November, 100 n3c. sou at A35c ~, at Sic; Dccem
bcr i34c, itU mt a35c., 4UD AZ u3tc no at a7c
UU 9avc.; January BIO At a47c. 600 4sc stl Al
TO at vOc, 500 at y lSc., 100 4sc tU ut Soc
.tI ut a4yc lido JUc 60b 4,'c I'M NJ q tsc
Frbrmary 40 at e57c., 7D at p5ac. 4UD D5pc u nj
egc 2tD at at2c, 800 at A6c, 800 at ulc., au ptsr
3Uj 40, March, tKD NJ . 72c., 1U at e7jc. April md
At ps4c May 4b at uiwic,, 10 az Mu7c ui p,c 100
at D,sr Total $40 bales Grand total, 2,btD bales
Tho receipts 81 the ports were follows slalveston
4,p bales; New Orleans, ls Mobile, 3,24 Savannah
3,i77i charleston, SIR; Wilmington, sd2; Norfolk
This day last week AZ s bales This day last year U
hae. Total since September I, $50 Sss bales Cotton
frcights closed ~ focwssTc Iavrc by steam, lliuc
comprcsscd; hy sail &c. To Hamburg, BY steam sac
compressed To Bremen, by steam. c. corprcssed by
sail. hc TO Liverpool by steam. d3,d. Oiled; by
sail. AT.
FlorR ASp Ax.-Reccpts-FIour. i5.7ss bbls, wheat
i1u bushels meal IsD bills and Y, sacks corn
7Sip, bushcis outs. II 100 dn rye 22,tb de-. barley
u7,45o do barley malt tuI5 do Flour was auie. THO
iuUo bbl. within The annexed range Rye Hour vas was
sslcs s $50 bba within the annexed range Rye wss dull
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1000 South Pac 1st..
1000 Q. q 4 I G I'd.
5000 Tol 4 W c G. be
6IO Tol 4 w LIST, xc.
lltA0 r x w c c, cx g..
5000 q West I'd, OK C.
1000 do.
10000 do. he
1000 Mo, X 4 T c, xc.
5000 Mo, X 4 7 I'd. s:S
1000 L T, Va 4 q LIST.
1000 Mem 4 Char LIST.
: shs u of Commerce
2, st Nicholas Bank.
10 American Express.
100 Del h " Canal. he
2fD do ...........
loo At 4 Pac Tel. be
100 Pull Pal Car Co.bc
10 Ont Sill Min. be
1000 West I'm Tel. :. be
sy(lfa n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-06
The CHURCH DEBT PAYING
SENSATION.

DIFFERENCE BETWEEN PLEDGES AND CASH
TIE "iGuE INwARDNEss" OF THE RE-
yivAL-TuE QUIET WAY THE BEST.
Tho late sensational ripple caused by Tho efforts OF
churches hero aud elsew here to pay of their debts
leafs the Je,csh Rjormer and Times to remark that
tho Christianity OF the period IS nothing n not
dramatic. 1t seems to depend for It's success upon
the commonest forms OF sensationaiism Alter some
reflections not very complimentary to Messrs. Moody
and sankcy aud Hammond, cvangeiists, the Retormer
goes Tor Brother Knball who pays of church debts
II says--"By holding prolonged services, half starv
ing his congregation ind halt bullying thcm into CON-
pl,ancc with his demands for money. Dir. K:mbap
scheme affords cheap ana effective means OF adver-
tisement to professional religionist% aud has at
least tho result OF securing for the purpose
which no has SO much NJ heart thousands
O, dollars which tho donors eau III ofiord
10 contribute and which would be better employed IN
charity than In swelling tho fortunes OF greedy specu
lasors In church property. We do not believe the re-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-06
THE PARK DEPARTMENT.

session Of tho Executive Committee Of tho Park
Commissioners was held yesterday morning for the
purpose OF taking some action In regard tho appro
priation made to the Department OF Parks Tor tho
year 1875 Tho appropriation Is s3le. 0oo twenty-five
per cent less than IT was last year; ana In view Of
this TACT the committee thought there would have
he sharp reduction somewhere in the forco
poyed by tAo department. AS far as tho majority OF
the Executive Committee we're concerned they
seemed disposed TO strike ut the professional meu In
neers tile landscape artists anu the scientists engaged
IN the Meteorological Observatory, anu others Of the
same grade, but not affecting the lower grades OF
pioycs. There Was also eviLced disposition tho
part of the COMMITTEES TO abolish tho Meteoro
Observatory IN the Central Park altogether GU the
plea that II was practical utility 1t finally
agreed, however, that the Observatory would be
abolished, whe final action ~ regard to tho reduction
Of tho stan ofcmploy OF the department. deferred
until u later session.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-06

amer until the beginning Of the succeeding year, We
hear very little about II and 500 less manifestations
OF IL than ever There not few who seem TO re.
gard formulated union tho all In all. Sometimes ON
the platform, aud oltou In certain religious papers.
this Is urged as the only road to true CHRISTIAN fellow
snip In this world But there 10 room and necessity
for dcnominstionalism, and tho urging OF organic
unity as tile short road 10 Christian union. SO fa
from advancing the OBJECT often gives fresh impulse
to the denominatonal spirit and makes precarioua
the cordial fraternity now prevalent
Tomorrow the remembrance Of personal and rca-
tive mcrcies Will Dc consdered Tuesday prayer ioi
the Church Of Christ all lands and the guidance
OF the Holy SPIRIT Will be offered; on Wednesday
prayer for families, young people and educational nsti.
tutions; Thursday Tor nations, rulers, benevolent
institutions &c. on Friday for Christian MISSIONS
sunday schools and 0tner Christian Efforts SaIur.
day THO circulation Of the Bible, scaArng men, the
intern perate and tho lacn, and on next Sunday
vices are 10 be preached on the Christian life. Tho
Baptist ministers OF Philadelphia al recent confer
ence proposed to mako Thursday season for special
Illumination, suppIcation aud prayer before Almighty
God for OF the nations SINS for revival
Of personal ana national righteousness for tho bcstow
truest wisdom upon our rulers and Tor the
favor OF God which alone bring real prosperity to
US as people. Those brethren also recommend the
President TO proclaim day oil pubic prayer In behalf
OF the country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-06

AIRY, gill preach ia the Pilgrim Baptist Church this
morning and evening
In the Presbyterian Church, Harlem. the Rev. J. s.
Ramsey viii preach at the usual hours to-day
In inc Church OF thu Messiah tUnitarianl The Rev.
w. R. Aeer viii preach morning aud IN the even
ing will deliver lecture "rne Work OF Lilo ana
Its Motives"
The annual meeting OF the forkviile orancn OF the
Young Mon's Christian Association will DO held IN
their hall on Third avenue ana Eiehy-sixth street.
tomorrow evening The years. work OF the associa-
ton viii be presented In the usual reports.
Ths Society OF Humanity will meet to-day as usual,
In Science Hail. Eighth street, near Broadway, when
the light OF science and The religion OF humanity VIII
be brought 10 bear upon the practical difficulties OF
society and liza
Ia ,no Cnurcn OF the Good Shepherd tUniversaiisth
Jersey City Heights. tho Row. J. II. Hartzel, D. u
will preach shs morning, and In the evening DO VII
review "The Opinions OF Eminent Scholars Concern
Ing the Doctrine OF Endless Punishment"
In ST. Andrews Protestant Episcopal Church, Har-
lem, this evening the Rev. Dr. Potter. OF Grace
Church. Will preach tho second IN course OF sermons
10 young mcu. rno rector. Rev. sanue!-Carp. Will
preach In the morning
In ST ignatius' Protestant Episcopal Church the
Rev. Dr. Ever will ollciate at the usual services to-
dxY.
"How to Adorn Character Is she subject that Dr.
8. h. Tying, Jr., Will present this evening Al tue
peoples service IN tho Church OF Tho Holy Trinity
Christmas ioid stye) VIII DO observed this morning
in Tho Russian Chapel. Father BJerring VIII deliver
sermon In English the Saviour's birth.
sR.,,ona ism and RoInanism, " being tho subject oil
a paper read weeks ago ut the annual meeting oil
the Evangelical Alliance a, Detroit, viii be considered
thus evorng by the Row. c. c. Tiffany In the Church
OF the Atonement
The Rev. Samuel N. Warren. OF Brookline Mass,
will preach this morning In the Swodcnborgian
Church. recently vacated by Mr.. Giles who has gone
TO Philadelphia.
Dr. jeffrey, OF Brooklyn viii preach this afternoon
In Macdou.ai street baptist church, and Rov. j. }.
Muir morning and evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-06
MISSING FROM FALL RIVER.

letter was received yesterday at the Police Cen.
trail once from Fall River, stating that Thomas IL
Rockil, of that place, had boon missing sncc Deccm.
Dor 9. He last seen on ono OF the Fall River
boats bound 10 this city. He haa, 1t Is supposed.
about 5000 on bis person when be lelt Fall Rivsr-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-06
UNIvERSALIsM IN JERSEY CITY.

SIR. Albert Edwards, clerk of the Church Of the
Messiah Unversast, Jersey City, writes to correct
q false impression which he thinks may be drawn
from an item III last Sundays 'Regious Intclll
geuce." Ho says that no individual outside Of the
church is pccuniarly interested In the property
the extent OF ono farthing, nor ever shall be. Nc
individual owns pew in tho church, nor ever shall
under the present management The sittings as
Tree to all us the Gospel OF Christ which VIC preach
Mrs. Hanatort did not leave the church until sue
compelled to. Brother Hartzeil Is not nero keep
the church alive, Dut rather 70 minister W its
strength. Dr. Hartzeil Is man OF scholastic attain.
mcnts large abilities and untarnished virtue, and
icel that could not have committed the pre- aching
OF ms faith utO hber better nanus. Ibis Is un-
doubtedy true; but how the opposite could be
rally or dcsigncdly inferred from our item
gee But we give thc ''corrcction."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-06

rs compelled take It, necessary may be.
Here Is curious entry from the household book Of
the srationcr's Company in 1860, which shows the
relative value o. clergyman and some other classes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-01-06

Tne greatest conservation exists among the Catho
lies OF Norwalk, Conn, owing 10 rupture between
Father Dwyer his assistant priest pertaining 10
a wholesale appropriation oi u common fund" by
the pastor to the detrmont OF the conhdng assistant
The principal OF trouble IS tho manner IN winch
The inaucal affairs Of the church have been ad MINIS
tered causing "a dcep-scatcd dstrust and dis'ncna-
ton contribute The part vi the people. Unless
tho mator Is speedily settled The gravcst results arc
10 be anticipated. SO wrilcs correspondent
DIR. C.esLorn, Of Champa,gn, ILL.,, has resigned his
pastorato Oh account OF age Rev. b. 7. hewitt, of
Crystal Lake. Rev. i. Cnapellc, OF Cranson, A.,
have also resigned Rev. II. Taylor, OF Monmouth,
H. has rendered his resignation and Rev. A. s. Mcr-
rifcid has left sublctte tor Newton, Kansas.
Koy. ". IL. II. Templeton OF England, has settled
with Tho Gale Uurg Church; Rev J. ii. storms
ccptcd Passionate at LA sale, aud Rev. j. X. Land
ridge NJ kcnawcc, ILL.,
call Lite Falls. n. " Will begin hrs pastoraic with
tho latter church to-day Rev. a. 81. Prentice. OF
Little Falls goes to West Troy, y. Y.
rnc Baplsts OF Bennington, W., are finishing
church, which they Lope 10 be able 10 dedicate In
May noxt
rho North Church OF Camden, n. j., has paid OIL
ST. 900 OF debt and kept tho machinery IN motion as
we'll. Toe Rev. H. g. Moses mas entered upon the
uflh year oil his ministry with the Church.
Kcy. James rrImbc, worthy Baptist minister,
formerly resident and we'll known in tue Province
oil New Brunswick, but now residing Ia the State OF
Name has fallen heir TO ortunc Of 600 sterling.
University Place Church. Chicago, winch was IN
financial danger shor, time ago has paid OF $40 O0U
OF IT'S debt, aud has PROVIDED Tor the payment oi the
remaining IS QUO within Jour year,. Gu this sum the
church pays but two per cent interest per annum.
Tne Rev. Arthur MursciI, the Baptist, VINO Is soon
to visit this country, favors t5c union vi Baptsts
with Congregationaliss, the forms OF government
beng exactly alike. He thluks The only difficulty In
the way be overcomc--tho practice OF Congrega-
10 bwptzc their uabics, and that oil Baptsts
TO insist that bnbies shall not be baptized.
The Rev. !. T. Gaipin has resigned the pastorate OF
the Unondugs BaptIst Church at East Nuvariao and
accepted a call TO Dansvilic, y. Y.
Rev. William Lawrence, another "sorehond" Metho-
dist, has withdrawn irom tho New YORK East Confer
ence, and has united with the FIRST Dapsi church OF
YonkcrA He expects TO enter the ministry oil tho
Baptist Church. He Is 'candidatDy' Tor church at
Ncwuurg and Tor another at Tarryiown. He was re-.
ccvcd into tho Baptist nsters Conference nero two
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-10-03
D. J. Dill, Secretary.


General Brisbin estimates that there
are now 92.729 Indians on reserva-
tions in Dakota. Nebraska. Iowa, Wis
consin, Minnesota. Michigan, Wyom.
ing Montana, Idaho, Oregon and Wash
ington. They occupy 92,757, 1858 acres
of land, which lie would open to per-
manent settlement by removing the
Indians to permanent Indian terri
tory north of the Missouri and Column
bia Rivers. He would give up the en-
tire region between these rivers and
British Possessions, cutting it up into
reservations extending from the rivers
north to the boundary line. He be-
lives this the best game region left;
that it will be the last portion of coun-
try settled by the whites. and he
would put the Indians there and al
low no whites to cross the line.-La
Crosse RepubLican-Leader.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-10-03
For Member of Congress-7th District;
HON. H. L. HUMPHREY.
OF st. Croix County.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CoNvEN-
TON.


The Republican party of Pierce County is
hereby requested to meet i'll delegate con-
vention at the village of Ellsworth on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 14th, 1878,
at one o'clock P NJ, for the purpose OF plac-
ing in nomination candidates for the offices
OF Member of Assembly Sheriff, County Clerk,
County Treasurer, Register of Deeds, Clerk OF
the Circuit Court, District Attorney, Survey
or and Coroner, to be voted Tor at the ensuing
November election and for the transaction of
such other business as may properly come
before the convention.
Zach town and ward will be entitled to rep
resentation as follows:
Clifton, 3; Diamond Bluff, ?; Ellsworth. 6;
FL Paso, l; Gilman, a. Haltland, s. Isabelle;
l. Maiden Rock, 5; Martell, 4; Oak Grove, .;
Prescott-1st ward, 2; I'd ward, l; Sd ward, q;
River Falls, 81 Rock Elm, A; salem, /; Spring
Lake, 3; Trimbelle, 3: Trenton, .; Union, 2.
Total-62.
Under the instructions from former Coun-
ty Convention the committee would recon-
mend that the primary meetings be held on
the Saturday afternoon last previous to the
Convention hereby called at 3 o'clock.
J. J; D. BIT, TR IIsr3 Republican Coun-
+. L. gibson, ty Committee
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-10-03

THE Greenback Convention which
met ut Ellsworth last Saturday was
anything but harmonious i'll feeling
and action. The convention was or
ganized by the election of Barney Ca
sey, of Trimbelle, chairman, and G..
W. Youngman, of Ellsworth, secretary.
The towns of River Falls, Clifton,
Diamond Bluff, Prescott and Union
were not represented. After some
what protracted struggle between the
Simon pure Greenbackers and the WI
" Democratic seekers for spoils the
latter became masters of the situation
and adjourned the meeting to Oct 4th,
the time fixed for the regular Demo-
cratic convention. The Republican
Greenbackers of the county will vote
the straight Republican ticket this
fall rather than be thus manipulated
by the leaders of the old Bourbon par
ty.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-10-03
REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

We to-day publish the call for Re-
publican County Convention to be held
at Ellsworth on Monday, October 18th,
for the purpose of placing in nominal
ton candidates for the various offices
to be filled in this county at the ensu-
ing November election. 1t is to be
hoped that the primary meetings will
be well attended, and we urge full
representation from every town
in the county. Let strong ticket be
nominated composed of men selected
because of their fitness and available
ty, by full convention.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-10-03

THE Chamber of Commerce of st.
Paul has issued an excellent address
to the farmers of Minnesota in regard
to the grading of wheat in that State.
This address was brought out by the
numerous complaints from farmers
along the railroads.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1878-10-03

The Democrats and Greenbackers of
Eau Claire couldn't agree upon a ba-
sis for coalition and divide,
"got by the ears" so to speak. and G.
d. Parker's name no longer floats
at the masthead of the Eau Claire
News as its candidate for Congress.
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