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NIGHT SESSION.

The bill introduced by Mr.. Henry was
adopted after the adoption of amendments
offered by MessrS. Cooper ami Augustus.
Leave of absence was granted to Mr..
Stands.
Onmotion of Mr.. Seabrook Senate amend
ment to II. B. 654, to provide for the ap-
pOintmenJ of a commission to ascertain the
actual cost of the Mobile ana Ohio Rail-
road, were cOncurred in. The amendments
limit the expense Of investigation to $1,000.
and the cost of construction and net earn
ings shall not apply to that portion of road
within tho State.
Mr.. Dabney offered concurrent resOlu-
ton, which was adopted, to change the
joint rules as relates to the passage of bills
from one House to the other two days be-
fore adjournment.
On motion or Miller of COpiah, s. B. 267.
an act supplementary to and amendatory of
an act entitled,to regulate railroad taxation,
approved February 3, 1873.
Mr. Street moved to amend by striking
out 80 per cent" and insert ''25 per cent
as to part of tax to be credited to the couu-
ties. Tabled.
Mr.. Tison moved to amend by striking
out all after the enacting clause. and insert
ing new bill. Tabled. Ga motion of Mr..
Miller, by vote of sc yeas TO 80 nay. the
House. refused to suspend rules for third
reading. and bill lies over.
S b. 270, for the relief of tax assessors
was lCeiu III 81 Uil1C MI DdUney moved TO
suspend rules second reading. Lost, and
bill lies over.
S. b. 264 an act t. amend an act to regu-
late the tax on privileges, and to provide
uniform license system, approved March l,
1850, was taken up, and numerous amend
ments were offered and rejected, and sew
eral adopted, and the bill passed.
On motion of Mr.. Street. the roll was
called with view to aScertaning how
many members would pledge them
selves to be present at roll call Tomorrow,
and siXtv-siX members so pledged them
selves.
S. B. 1885, to change the rules of evidence
In certain cases was indefinitely postponed.
Messrs. Moore and Field, minority of the
special committee to whom was referred FL
B. 655. to authorize the Boards of Supervi-
sors to ascertain the outstanding in the sew
erai counties in this state, etc. recommend
ed that the bill do pass TIE majority re-
port recommended that the bill do not pass .
Mr.. Robinson, OF majority committee,
moved to reject the minority report.
Mr. Cooper moved to table Carried
Mr.. Clay moved to reconsider that motion.
Carr ed. Question recurring on motion to
table, and lost. The bill was passed so as
to apply to Tallahatchie and Copiah coun-
ties.
balance of night session will appear to-
morrow
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control of the school land fund arising fro.
l6 h section In Chickasaw county ard OH
counties, approved April IL, 1876, so az rn
Include the county OF Chcasaw. "
An act to except and exempt the COMMIT,
of Adams from the operation of the nro,}
sious Of sections one two and four Of An ac+
entitled an act to provide for the approval
of the OH lal bonds of county officers. and
for the justification of the securities on tba
said bonds approved March Is, 1876. an
proved February 6, 1878.
An acL to protect the land owners of War-
rem county, in this State, from tresnass br
stock. and tor other purposes
An act t. incorporate the Tunica Countv
Turnpike Company.
On motion of Mr.. Mckenzie, S. B. l9I 70
amend section 1911, Revis d Code. in rafor "
ence to special ,tables, was taken up and
passed.
Mr.. Pintard, from Conference Committee
to consider Senate amendment to III. r. az
in relation 90 the working of public roads in
the county of Jefferson. reported a substi
tute for The amendment as follows: PRO
vlded, That such persons furnishing stock
and i'm plementS under the provisions of this
act, shall be eHtitled To fuch allowances for
said stock as are made to persons in section
1856 of the Revised Code of 1871, for labor
Which was lost.
Mr. Baker introduced bill to amend sec.
ton OF an act to regulate the cOmpensa-
ton in certain cases of the Sheriffs of this
State. Passed. The bill fixes the paw for
feeding prisoners at not less than 20 cents
nor more than 80 cents per day.
On motion of Mr.. McSwine. the EMPLOY
ment OF three additional enrolling clerks
| was authorized.
On motion Of Mr.. Tucker, S. B. l9S to
amend chapter 9, Revised Code of 1871, was
taken up and after considerable discussion,
Mr.. Tucker moved to table the DILL, which
| was carried.
On motion of Mr., Bailey, S. B. 1876, to re-
| peal an act regulating the venue OF suits in
certain dases, approved April 10, 1873, was
taken up and passed.
On motion of Mr.. Perkins, S. B. 1876. for
the relief of ID. n. Quin, of LetiOre county,
was taken uD and passed.
Mr.. Henry introduced H. B. $50, to amend
an act establishing the fees of certain Off
GERS, pending the consideration of which, a
recess was taken until 30 O'Clock.
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NIGHT SESSION.

The Senate convened at o'clock P. NJ.
with quorum present.
Mr.. Bills offered the following resolution
which was adopted:
Resolved, (the House concurring,) That
the joint rule prohibiting sending bills from
either House to the other on the last two
days OF the session, shall not prevent the
sending of bills which have passed both
Houses, either with or without amend
ments.
The Finance Committee, in accordance
with instructions, reported I'll. B. $50, to de-
fray the expenses of the State Government
for 1878 and 1919. with amendments. Which
was taken up and disposed of.
Leave of absence granted Mr. Morgan
from day to day.
The privileges of the Senate extended to
Mr.. Young of Warren county.
II. b, 45S, in relation to the office of Sher-
iff and Assessor of Quitman county. Passed
III. B 459, To authorize the building of a
dam across Yazoo Pass, Coahoma county
Passed.
The balance of the night session will APP
pear Tomorrow.
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BRANDON MASONIC LODGE was duly

constituted last Friday night, under the
charter granted by the Grand Lodge. Hon.
Wright Cunningham, one of the District
Deputies, ofliciated on the occasion, and
after the installation of the officers, con-
ferred the Masters degree on General
Robert Lowry. The following are the
officers elected: A. G.. Cassell, w. NJ. :;
Fl. S. Cole, S. W.; A. J. Frantz, J. W.; S.
Dobson, Treasurer; S. r. Martin, Secretary :;
F. Anspach, S. D.; Pat. Henry, j. D.; John
A. Ray, Tyler.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-03-05

Col. E. HI. MURFEE, the accomplished
President of Mississippi Military Institute
at Pass Christian. called On THE CLARION
yesterday, and ef renewed assurances OF
his distinguished consideration of same.
We were pleased to learn that the Institute
is in highly prosperous condition.
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EVERYBODY

Go to STEERS Furniture Store Rooms and
see an entire set of Furniture in one piece
-Beadstead, Dressing Case, and Wash Stand
when closed, has the appearance of hand
some bookcase and writing desk. Will be sold
way below cost.
feb27-dtf.
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NOTICE. Whiting & Gray-Have just re-
ceived a Handsome line of Gents Cashmere
and Straw Hats-Spring styles; and an ele-
CANT assortment of Ladies Underwear, sold
either in suits or by the single garment. Price
to suit the times
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THE DAILY TIMES

A FIRsT-CLAss INDEPENDENT MORNING NEws-
PAPER.
Universally quoted by the Press and the
People as the Best Newspaper ever published
in Philadelphia.
TERMs-Postage Paid Six Dollars year, or
Fifty Cents a month. Two Cents Copy.
Address THE TIMES,
TINES BUILDING, PHILADELPHIA
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-03-05

ADJoURNMENT.-The Legislature will
probably complete all its business TO day
and adjourn tonight.
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THANKS. -The fair Daughters of St.
Andrew have the thanks of THE CLARION
for considerate remembrance.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-03-05

Useful ana Ornamental-The Photographic
group in gilt frames, made of and for the Leg
islature, by SEUTTER.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-03-05

The Legislature.-One hundred and sixty
different photographs, all excellent likenesses
nicely framed, for only $780, lasting rec
ord at SEUTTER's.
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MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE

BEFORE adjournment, are respectfully re-
quested to return all the books borrowed from
the State Library. Respectfully,
STATE LIBRARIAN.
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BE SURE to call on j. STADEKER & Son.
The best Clothing and Gents Furnishing
Goods for the least money.
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continues, withstanding the hard times.
feb28-dawtf
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-03-05

Cost and Less than Cost-enfire Stock of
Winter Goods, at J. STADEKER & Sons.
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For Rent.

A PLANTATION about miles West of the
IA City of Jackson-80 acres of open land
in cultivation. A Dwelling House, Stables,
and two good Cabins, with cistern, and all I'M
der plank fence. Terms reasonable.
JOHN w, ROBINSON.
janis, '78-Y4t.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-03-05

Now is the me"--Dry Goods and Cloth
ing are being sacrificed at STADEKER's.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-03-05

The Silver Bill having passed, j. Stadeker
& Son will sell goods for less than. ever before.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-03-05

J. Stadeker Son sell Coats Thread at
cents per spool.
The Daily clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1866-1888, 1878-03-05

Best Calico-6 cts, at J. STADEKER & Sons
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AFTERNOON SESSION

The consideration of III. B. 657, was re-
sumed, and the bill was tabled
5. B. 159, to reduce the Judiciary ey pen
ses of the State, was called from the Com
mittee on Ways and Means and the bill was
tabled.
On motion of Mr.. Tison, FL. B. 277, for the
relief of Thomas Jones and Thomas Stuart.
partners in trade in the county OF Madison,
was tabled.
BILLS APPROVED.
A message from the Governor, through
Mr.. ID. w. Rice, Assistant Private Secreta-
rry, announcing his approval of the follow
ing Senate bills:
An act to provide for the distribution of
the Common School Fund of the State.
An act to prohibit the sale of malt and
intoxicating liquors within the town of
Paris, Lafayette county. Mississippi.
An act to amend an act entitled an &C to
provide Tor and regulate the custody and
The New York herald., 1878-11-08
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON : SPOT UNCHANGED FUTURES CLOSED
CORN FIRMER-oATs FIRMER-PoRK DULL
LARD DULL-wHIsKEY QUIET QUIET
SPIRITS TURPENTINE QUIET - PETROLEUM
QUIET-CoFFEE QUIET-sUGAR QUIET.
THURSDAY, Nov. 7-6 P. M.
Business was fair to-day in nearly all departments
and the better and more confident feeling which OBJ
tanned yesterday result of the fall elections
even more apparent to-day. stable currency is one
Of the most potent incentives to confidence and
without change-business fair Corn was firmer.
Oats firmer Barley dull Whiskcy quiet Pork dull.
Lard dull Cotton the spot steady former prices
Futures closed weak Groceries quiet also
naval stores, oils and petroleum
C0rFEE-The market for Brazis quiet but firm for
the better grades Most of the following lots with
drawn from APT bags Santos Hoey; 500 and
602 bags Rio same; 800 056 3O2l and 1,34e bags
Santos, Galileo; 997, 1ooo 800, 1000 80 276 400
500 and $50 bags Rio At New Orleans 1000 bags
active The principal business in mild Coffee
of which bags sod embracing lots of 400
563 and 1927 bags sundry vessels We
cargoes 12c 13c fair do 15c good do, 15slc prime
dc Ice. leAc extreme range for lots 12aic I71sc
Santos, fair to good 147c 1916 gold 90 days. Java,
government bags 22sc. 23c do grass mats 23c. 24c
Singapore 16c. 17c.; Ceylon l6c. lsc. Maracaibo
131sc. 1916 Laguayra lac. l6c. jamaica 14c 16c
St. Domingo 12c 13c Costa Rca l5c lsc Mexican,
l5c lie Macassar l7c lsc Angostnra, l6c i7ac
Savanilla. l3c l7c.; CuracOa, 1876. 15c.
CorroN on the spot was quiet and steady at unchanged
prices. Futures opened 2 points lower and closed
weak at about yesterdays closing figures. Tho closing
prices of to-day compare with yesterdays follows
The New York herald., 1878-11-08
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALvEsros, Nov; :, 1879
ordinary Sc Net RECEIPTS @ 500 Saos sass sSsS
Cotton-Good domand; middling elac low ,middiine,
1910 Exporssfc Great britain ae5 to the Continent n
l,o47. Sales, 2soo Stock. 6s ,s22.
low idSns Sra sSs ss good 1sa or
bursed 20 ssiss 90 stoeE %
SAVANNAH, Nov Z, 1879.
Cotton rm mi middng s7c M low WIN, midaling se good
ports eoastwisa a.oSs. Sales, a,soo Stock, aS,4sa.
cnAnLrsros, Nov, !. 1879.
Cotton frm; middng, 9Ac.; low middling, DC; afc.
porss po1a eoas%. & Sales $685. ,See soek Dsss
wmMISGroS n. G.. Nov. I, 1879.
Spirits of .arpsnnc quiet and steady al ase kcsn
81 y for hard 81 80 for yellow dip 81 80 FOR virgin Tar
Flour firm; sales 400 bbs white 81 75 wheat lower
white SiS Messn
April q o, Corn n very little demand; No yellow
nSs "!Ss% "a e s. s:sss
Cioversced in demand at s. Is Receipts-Flour $500
sbls wheat aoo bushels; a M corn = 700 @ ao & oats 200
corn oo6 do.
Flour in fair demand at unchanged prices sales Of 800
bbls Whea'far inquiry for spring grades prices firm
$500 Duluth ia''s .prinF i%pi ass sp!'DIo
Srsss .issdy sale. bushels Kansas at iis M
e No. 4e Rye qoi% % no inss spo&a &
Of 90 bushels Canada 4, e s 500 o do t COMMON Wcssrn
blc. MATT IN good trade demand sales OF lots ~
frcights qaet wheat, ssc. corn esc. Rail freivhis
.oS ssi; wheat II, &
y OATS sS'. ws%, ssss 5000 %
& @ sS ssrn y ss1" to @ s
DO rye ss do G s
7seoo do oats y 400 do; barlcyoo do 1900 do.
ToLrpo Nov. I. 1873,
Michigan MhSs Nc extra wss White Msssn amber M
gan spot and futures pc No amber Mchrnn " ,sc;
s"a "Sf
new new & c peeescd ss .s. nsS 's's e.; damaged
Ss' S" prs'sS pms a Tsi's
closed No. red winter, spo, aud November
@ Western amber Ss ss% c.Ss SsIn %xsd
Flour steady and unchanged. Wheat in good demand
easse s%pmas S' Corn @er
"a M 81 @ se % yc c il s
barley r. seed demand y. Ssyer; sellers
Lard Ia steady yisS good ds%s"a % 's .ss%
s quiet and .eay' sales fi .SoaSs. Seller
s
sns ss ss Il a. s s. sssr .n sds s
and !. b Sd m oEs % %,ssay 6 Il With 3 e. fair
= Is; butchers s. 7Ss u ss receipts seas; Shipments,
Flour quiet but hrm whes. dg. weak and lower; SO 2
spring, sc cash and November; s2lac s2c Deccmbcr
5sc. 5sac Corn inactive and lower 32c, cash Decem
shade higher; lhiSc ioIsc, cash; Ioi.c ia,c, De.
cembcr g'4c january; rejected, idc Rye steady and
z, Sic. a ~ s2e Pork in fair demand and higher
II 80 So s2is December; ~ TO- January Lard fairly
actiye and shade higher 81 50 cash; So 5 December
ders 6c clear rib 4c clear Sides 4sc whiskey dull
and lower ~ ErsghtsmC9n ic Buffalo 4c wheat
do corn 1900 do oats 500 do rye 5000 do barley.
Shpments-aJuO bbs -four, 14OOO bushels wheat, 80 900
do. corn, loe do oats $4,000 do rye, i6OOu do barley
At the cose-Wheat market dull and prices shade lower
S,tc bid cash s2ac. bid, December; s3i4c January.
dull, weak and &c lower Oats easier but quota
Provisions en- hut mo- AZ a avs
The New York herald., 1878-11-08
1l:ll A. M.

$1,000 US $40 1867 1861 $1,000 US As 1907 &C 1oo,S
10000 Us SIS, 1881, 1854 200 do. be 1OOis
5000 US 5s, u, s3 lo5a 1900 Us As, 19U7 10Ols
1000 do.........bc lOo%
Ills A. M
100000 uses 81 che 1OSM $4,000 US4sc 1907 be IOOs
10000 Us SO '65, 1O3t OOOO AIS r. 1891 lO4i,
400 US 500 67bc 1867 $1,000 US as 81 be iO45s
The New York herald., 1878-11-08
The Stock Market Active
and Strong.
GOLD 100 IA A 100 l-S A 100 IA.
Government Bonds Strong, States Dull
and Railroads Active.
MONEY ON CALL 4A5ASl IL PER CENT.
WALL STREET,

THURSDAY, Nov. 7-6 PM
The lul which was evident in the stock market yes
erday still more pronounced to-day, and there is
consequently nothing to record except the transactions
Of the small gamblers which meant little, and the
variation in prices which meant less In the way of
profits there little of benefit to be got out Of
the market good out of Nazareth. and most ope-
rators gave it up bad job before gong sound
rorporals guard however who believed that Mr. Van
derbt would, later, control line of railway
stretching from the Atlantic to the Pacific free
buyers of the Northwestern stocks and better prices
were made, as matter of course. In this they
were helped by the reported increased earn
tngs of the Northwestern road and the antici-
pated improved traffic Of the st. Paul line.
From both Of these lines Improvement in COM
paratve earnings to be expected for it is not to be
forgotten that at this time last year and for two
months yet to come their business reduced to q
nullity by the unfavorable weather which prevailed
and the blockade of mud which shut off all communi
cation with railroad centres Union Pacific rose to
s91@ to-day and closed within fraction Of these
hgures. From the "de profundis' Of dead stock to
lhe "te deum of live appearances that this
stock has risen in day. Something of its activity is
lue to the possibility of Mr.. Vanderbilt controlling it
link in through line and something to the ad-
mission Of Mr.. Sage to the directory. In the first
Instance there guarantee that the property would
be administered strictly business principles in the
second there is fair presumption that it would be
managed solely for speculative ends In either
ease the stock is likely to be brought into unwonted
prominence. Mr.. vanderbt's control would recon-
mend it to investors; Mr.. Sages "puts and calls to
Bpeculators between the two, it is fair to believe
that this usually deadand-ave stock may become
of the active the list and roll up its daily
amount Of transactions in fair comparison with the
ruling fsvorites Of the day. fractional advance in
Lake Shore, without ostensibe manipulation and an
equivalent rise in the Northwesterns, which showed
the handiwork of Gould, the chief features Of
the day. In neither case. however in the rest of
The list was there anything to elicit particular obser
vation, and the market came to end as it had
opened and continued the day through prey pred
story traders. who made much and lost little as
The feeble fluctuations of the session admitted Of.
The opening, highest, lowest and closing quota
lions of gold and stocks at the New York Stock Ex-
change to-day were as follows:-
The New York herald., 1878-11-08
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.


LIVERPOOL Nov. rs p. M.
Coton-Futures barely steady; uplands low middling
clause November delivery. l6d upands low middling
clause, December and January delivery, o I32d.
Linseed oil Dos. cd. per cwt.
LONDON Nov. rs 40 r. NJ.
Refined petroleum, 7i4d per gallon Linseed oil. f25 l5s
per ton. Spirits of turpentne 2ls. Sd. per ewt.
ASrwERP Nov. z. 1873.
Petroleum. 22isf. for fine pale American.
American lard closed at 2O5s forms per 30 kilos.
HAvRE Nov. T. 1873
American lard closed at 43lsf per so kiios.
NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE REPORT.
LIVERPOOL. Nov z, 1873.
Pork-Prime Eastern, dull at DDS. do. do West
ern dull ut 45s Bacon-Cumberand cut steady at 36s id
short steady Cd long clear dull 3s Cd short
clear dull 3os. cd. Hams-Long cut steady at AIS
shoulders steady nj 27s. Beef-ndia dull AT 1Os
steady 90s prime dull at tS6s Lard
Prime Western dull 3s 9d TaowPrime city steady at
3D. fine dull at los Cheese-Amercan choice dull at
ATS Lard oil duh 9s Flour-Extra State steady at
24s. Wheat-No. spring dull at 9s Cd No do steady
I'd. crop; winter, new Western steady at So
Id do. do Southern. steady at os I'd CornMixed soft
24s for do do dull at 24s 3D. for old Cot
ton seed oil-Yellow American dull at 3Os Rosin-Com
mon London. steady at 5s Turpentne-Spirts, London
frmer at 2ls sd.
FINANCIAL.
LONDON Nov. 74P.M.
United States AZ per cent bonds 1864; 1875 lCSzS
tenforties coupon 0 Erie. 1914 Illinois Central 81
New Jersey Central. 80; Reading l31a
PARIS Nov z, 1873,
Exchange London 5f 27lsc for cheques The specie
in the Bank of France has increased 10 during the
past week.
The New York herald., 1878-11-08

-Whcat was moderate request only but prices were
without important change closing Arm The sales ncud.
Ing bushels for future delivery about 1861
bushels at 81 10 81 0 for No red 81 O6A for amber
Michigan 81 % % for Canada red and white In bond,
gle for ungraded spring fc for No do, 81 O7 ax1 07
for No red December and III O for do for November
The following the bid and asked prices az the second
call No spring. for November, g3sc. bid, 96lc asked
do December, glac bid tsc. asked do, January, e5c
bid 81 t asked No. Northwest for November v5c bid
81 asked do December ooc bid 81 asked; do, January
g7c bid 81 ~ asked No red winter for January 81
bid, .$ OBJ asked, Corn was nrmer The sales,
i4oywm sbusIels AZ 4s,.c for low mixed o 4ic.
for no. 3 do, 47c.. 47lsc. for No. do,
46c 4sc for un graded do and 4fc. 47sc 47sac for
December 10 J mixed. The following were tho BID and
asked prices the second call November steamer 46c
bid 47sc asked do; No 2 47c bid, t7as asked bcce
47ssc asked january, steamer 47c asked do No y use
bid 49c asked OasThc market firm and &c higher,
with good trade from home buyers We note sales Of
about u 600 bushels within the following range -Extrn
whte-one car sold since last report sac none hero
to-day; No white sa.sc a3ie; No; do BIKE; No.
do aJc; No mixed, 3ic. a3ac; No. do, 3Jc. No. 3
mixed 2s,sc. 2Dc. nngraded Mixed 3o]sc 3ic; un.
graded WHITE SIC. n 3Jc.
,iuSNy CLorn ruled steady We te;-1oslc a foIsc
for IA lbs ios6c lOc. for ibs and ic for "a lbs
Iltwr JUrEIute butts steady hemp quiet
5o0 bales ssal OF Cxst AeridS sold On private terms
The New York herald., 1878-11-08
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY NOVEMBER s. 1s7s-TRIPIE

The other changes were as follows:-An advance OF
in Great Western seconds lex coupon). u in Wabash
frsts st Louis divison). Il in Central Pacific gold
bonds. u in Wabash hrsts lex coupon). and North
west gold sevens. and u in Hannibal and st. Joseph
eights convertbles. OF the assured 10 per cent
nual t2s quarterly dividend stocks. New York. New
Haven and Hartford and Harlem have respectively
passed almost entirely into the hands of investors and
are held respectively at 159 l6O and l3s l40 Chi
cago. Rock Island and Pacific. which pays the same
dividend. is apparently following the same course
that is. it is passing into the hands Of investors
The New York herald., 1878-11-08

The London adviccs report no change in the Bank
Of England rate Of discount which remains per cent
although in the open market money is easier. three
months bills being discounted at 81 per cent. Tho
bank gained f106.000 bullion for the week ending
yesterday the proportion of liabilities being
e4H per cent. against 33a per cent last week. The
bank gained f10,OO0 bullion to-day balance. Bar
silver Is quoted at 505sd per ounce. Consols nd
vanced to 95A a95ys. and closed at a5M for money
and 95% for the account. United States bonds ad-
vanced u Il per cent and closed strong at 1861 for
|tks, 10s for ves, 10s for lsG7s and 1O9 for ten
fortics. Erie fell Oft H. to 1874. The preferred rose
Ito SO. and reacted TO 32. Illinois Central fell of TO
IS0k, and rallied to 81 Pennsylvania declined u, to
34h, and New Jersey Central a. to 3o Reading sold
At 1874 1875. At Paris rose to 1l2f SOC. The
weekly statement Of the Bank of France shows an in
crease in specie of 10, 700,000f
state bonds were dull and strong for the Tennessee
issues. to which dealings were confined Railroad
bonds active and strong with the largest trans
actions in st. Paul sinking funds The largest adj
vance Ia per cent in Wabash seconds Tex coupon
The New York herald., 1878-11-08
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA, Nov T. 1879.
Spanish gold 1925 1n2ri Exchange Arm. Sugar quiet
prices dcclininR No. ~ H. 81 5 -, reals, gold per
arrcbc; centrifugal Nos II to ~ 50 reals, gold, per
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