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The New York herald., 1878-11-02

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quiet. aases s12ssa s3s ir a. small 7s o. SOC Tor
.sss s N
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Spanish At 81 Gsias Gsos'e lsos wa. quoted
N pf sfs sora.s.a
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ss TO p ~. sSe.iS :. .Ss was is GENERALLY rally
81 rs s.; M y.ysSs 81 g % ss Ds
i,.s 4o H. dG%s:i = 3 81 ae s Eng
do. second &C. Mass.rd-Triss.s &C., C.ii:rnis brown
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saS,:e = tof sss:si
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ssss ss az at e. 'Is: s.
oaisOris, soc spanish SOLID, aSe asc.. soa f,rn.
:s sis sse' f'ss '%. ss..a
oils we're quiet d. au, steady We quote OIL esrss-
v ilmssns asss oil rose, IS; aaiss s. 2o s ca.
ton, 81 80; oil ctronela, 7se s5c; oil lavender
- y; oil wintsrgrsen 81 oil sassaas 500 oil Dsnny.
FEATHERS were quiet At 471ac 45c. for prime live
FisaThs market for Goldfish fairly active Georges
still and firm under good demand Grand
Sank were In iuil supply aud in light demand and
lower sales were about 400 quntas 81 50 Georges
aud $3 81 for Grand Bank. Mackerel nominal
ato prices, and salss ade within range 23
$25 tor shore extra SIS $50 for No l. 81 IS No.
So 75 "a IS for No Box herring steady
Al 2lc. for sealed and l2c for NO. l. safes about 5000
boxes Portland shore herring were quoted ~ "a rs =
S4 SO and Halifax shore split at $5.
FLoUR AND GRAM kecsipts-Fiour, 1857 bbls.; ;
corn. 1852 s4s bushels oats 1850 do ,45o do
s.rong including State Western and Southe
700 bbs within the range Rye nour
steady sxles OF 6OO bbs Corn meal was ouist
with sales of 275 obs kysSOOo bushels iots)
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The Stock Market Dull but
Strong.
cold 100 Ia A 100 3-S A 100 IA.
government Bonds Firm States Dull
and Railroads Quiet
1oney on Call Active at 4 a g
az Per Cent.
WALL STREET, /


FRIDAY. Nov 1-6 +. n.
Arch1eisgists a1irm that the groned arches OF
ediSva cathedrals suggested to the aronsct BY
ie tnterlacing branches Of ancient oaks. Modern
ock gamblers assert that the plan OF watering stocks
devce Of only few years standing) is suggested
the dishonest practices of tho liquor dealer, who
'eates close copartnership between his barrel
II wniskey and the propinquitous pump. IL Is not
aimed that the whiskey is strengthened thereby,
lat 1t 10 claimed that a stock submitted 10 the
.me process benefits amazingly. The Western
mon people, or at least such OF them as control
rye blocks OF STOCK. hold 10 this latter thsery,
I'D, from tho most reliable Information 10 be
lad, mean to put it into practicable shape BY
R1ding Q auficlency OF stock to the
Es.ing capital the grand total up 10 5oo.o 900
larss. A. least this the prevailing impression
the street to-day, and upon It's probable correct
Rsas based the current transactions in the So
Rlrty. These transactions, however. wore, In com.
rison with those of the past lew days. eror both
a magnitude OF dealing and In sharpness OF ductua-
ions. Changes price were confined within limits
II per cent The opening figures we're 10lX, the
west l0l and the closing ones 101H; fluctuations
ere feeble and was the entertained opinion ~ 70
hsthsr the watering process bodsd III OF good to
kpture quotations. Under TINS state Of uncertainty
ads diminished and there were more operators
ply endeavoring TO peer into the future
ban actively engaged IN buying and selling.
The recent outburst In Western Union
Jas a. least had eGoct-t has strangled general
,scuIation. In other stocks business but shade
moved from duness. Changes In values were few,
I'd the uggles Of bulls and bears to steal march
pom each other were scarcely elevated above me
agree OF petit larceny. Consequently variations In
tces were small and inirequens and there occurred
~ku
Lake Shore the grangsrs and the coal carriers I'M
artant enough 10 call Tor comment. Closing prices
ere irregular, and in most close 10 opening
{ass, always excepting Wabash, which showed net
taprovsmsnt OF nearly two per cont
I The opening, highest lowest ana closing prices o.
Ibid and stocks at the New York Stock Exchange 70.
Nay vAro an folloVs:-
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LONDON. Nov. Ia p. n.
The amount Of bullion gono into the Bank Of Epgiant
on balance to-day is ft26.0Oa
BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKET.

Rio JANnaR0 Oct. 30. l61a .
Coffee market animated; price very hrm. Rio, COED
6rsts 500 $3.50 res per lO kiios Exchange on
London, 22A Average daily receipts u 200 bags Ship
ments Of the week 80 the Channel and North OF rurcp:
22OO do TO the United states "a 0O0 DO TO the 4edi
terrAnean do sales OF the week or the Channel
and North Of 5000 bags for the United States
$4,000 do. Tor the Mediterranean. 1900 do. Sssek.
$4,000 bags Freigbts, sail for tho Channel, 35s
SANTOS. Oct. so, 1873
Cces market quiet prices main aimed NO change Su-
peor Santos 400 600 reis 10 kilos daily
receipts 200 bas Shipments of the week TO all coan
tres $4,000 bags to the Channel Europe and the Medt
errAneAn. 10000 do Sales the week for Europe
$4,000 bags; for the Untea states 7,0JO do. Stock
76.OOO bagA
The New York herald., 1878-11-02
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Nov. I. 1874
ersi"sss sss:n. soss Sa s.!s. EYser;S ss eeSs
ss' STOCK 90 sns e
bales nxporssTo Britain. 1870; Francs 23ls:
Cotton strong; good dsmsna; %iddl'sE ss low mid
bales; gross. s.4si xports 20 Gree. Britain BOZ
S S.:: aS.: Srs. % ss
% France sss to the consnsnt 52il; soas.wiss
o mSsss % %adaS sesgs. s
s:!ssS' ssS' 1853 ''''. Exports e'.''"l'' 4s'e sales
s:. .asis ss %.atss
70 rl.nss eeas.~i.s ios sales asoS ssss ssss;
. ''Hi u 7 s.lss ss pI.ss:
s 70 ,ss 4S s.s ss to the Channel so
Cotton armos; held higher; maaiax. 6ssc low mid.
bales Exports TO urost BRITAIN 4.sta bales: coast
w sas s ss. :s s.
France. ieis: TO tho 0onsnsns SeSs so.sssiss.'
ton, ,,..a, clear 9. 50 a 4S:vsso S ssy iszs
8. 20; amber winter. S. IS. white winter. 50 IS
i Is 50 .... P;S ss;.p si;s,
extra sli.s Mishissa. 81 q; ~: aiwasEs. ss.iss.
sts S.ss held nis:s % ssss ss asssfs 80;
sssns sss
s s sssF Ks :s,
S 70 s's 9ss' Ss as.su 90
Wheat, 400 bushels: s..rsy, 6a0o do. shpmsn.s-
DO. lumber sss doS feet ''''''' ''''e'' 'oo"
Flour steady sales of ESQ bbs Wheat In liz ns milling
demand; coo basheIs spring 81 OF other Grades
ssas:; ...ss so %
saes.s ss@s's sss &c M Barley asS
:.lssb'e bashe choice Canada sold private
sS S sy mad: srSsss s. Is
a.. a.%s ss'. 80 ssn Sss ..sS..
ss sSa 100 sS 20 ssw yofs % rail
y S,;S S s
s sss yss. Ss.ss: $3.50 Do sso ssss.
s,iS b. sSS az s:sa' % . tide
..yss.. Sss. sale: .:s :0s Ss.. ss % s
SsysrSs Ss,. ss H t.s sss.s :aa:5y
%iasa tiHs SS ns;a Is i9ts os.: .,sonsss. -,s
ss;s.i as$sas .. sas s' ss Dr. held
Rsssip. flour 500 ssa xhoa, $4,000 bushels:
~ GO oats: $40
u. steady and .s,sss SS s.s
Ssss sos OLE receipts. 800 s Ss.ps, .nip%sn,s
:ss ss :ssa: v
q m NOMINAL sas sad Ss hs
nsss s., .ss sss,: s''%s %; s..: ss ssss;
sf,s Butter steady aud unehAngei sugar quiet and
ssi s sasas y e ssfiS iS
receipts. 800; shipme ents. 2,23y. :.
y!sr. asls. ~. xs.s ..r,ss y IS s.:.: . ..ds.
old wheat patents, 81 50 so Wheat active firm and
hs ner, No. red wiaisr S6Sc. bia cash; No Ducavu
spring. sa4e ssa'se. casn sac sa<e. Decsmberi No
with iair demand; sac. cashs 33Ae December; re-.
jeeted, 32kc- Oats tteacy and arm, Js, cash l5yac
and priccs shade .igher $40 Barley stronger; SOC.
9bsc. extra no. B. 52c J6c Pork fairly acve and
sssse higher; 81 cash. 50 90 80 92 November, 81 %
!. " ON. Deesmoer Lard quiet sad weak; 81 80 .
So s7x casn; % % o.. v7k. December bulk meats
steady and unchanged whsEey stesdy and inch snsed
81 o. YretEhts-Gcrp 20 Buffalo. size. Receipts OOU
bb,s. -four 3s o0 ousheis wheat, $4,000 do corn $1,000
DO % eats: 4gD dc rye ssvov do barley. shipments
$1,000 do. oats. $1,000 do. barley. Market civsed-
wncat active, Arm and higher; $40, November; SIZE
Deeembsr Corn easier but not qnotsoly lover. Oats
steady and unchanged Pfevlsions STEADY and
The New York herald., 1878-11-02

delivered contract, 1305 bales yesterday Current
prices cotton uhs following quotations based
American andard Vt eassnc atiou, aud cotton
The New York herald., 1878-11-02

There we're no quotations rom Londsn to-day. The
ank OF England gained fl26 900 bullion on balance.
he nrst secular days Of May and November being
No days which the bank makes up its balances,
70 observed AS holidays la the bank aud on the
tock Exchange.
state bonds at the Board wero dull and steady, with
aes confined 10 Louisiana sevons consoIs. District
COLUMBIA o 65's cold at Tx. Railroad bonds we're
uct and strong ana the following we're the changes
ompared with last previous sales AN advance Of v
a Union Pacific nrsts, and y in Canada Southern
Irsts, guaranteed, and Union Pacific sinking fund.-
ghs only decline was u IN G., Q. and l. Q. seconds,
ind y In ST. Paul sinking funds
The New York herald., 1878-11-02

Ine tota sales oil stocks at the Board to-day
sssd 1o7 SOC shares which distributed as fol-
pvs:-wes,ern Union Telegraph. 1918; Pacific
tail 100; New York Central, $50; Ere, $50; Lake
hors, 3l,0i2; Illinois Central 800; Pittsburg, $40;
orthwestsrn, 5,970; do. preferred, zlz5; New Jsr-
- Central, 100; Rock Island, 1.75o ST. Paul. 1000;
Q. preferred. 2,12o; Wabash, 1000; Ohios, 900;
ackawanna, IL. 600; Hannibal and 81 Joseph, 500;
rs preferred, $50; Michigan Central, AIS
The money market was more active to-day, with
all loans up to per cent Tho closing quotation was
por cent, and the lowest per cent The follow
hg wero the rates OF exchange Now York At ths
aforementioned cities to-day = Charleston, easy,
uyfng 5-10 4 discount, selling u q par; Now Or
sans. commercial, Kat 10 discount, bank k dis
pant; ST. Louis, 25 premium; Chicago, firm, IS pre-
a,um, und Boston. slight discount Foreign ex-
mango was nominally unchanged at san Tor bank
re- long sterling and at ASS Tor demand Actual
usinsss At CONCESSIONS
Gold opened and closed at 1904, selling In the IN
srim at 10oh. The carrying rates At tho close
u 3 pcr cent The Clearing House statement was:-
The New York herald., 1878-11-02

two r MNoyemse, I.ioo bale. \. 2as.. 500 .t a2ss.
= soO 100 = 1915 ss 4 g. ]:
rasy, 800 - ssse soo q ss7e. aYo at 9 sse. 500
100 HH $ :. s.s sc scS 100 e . s., s
Tod.y ~ 70 ,~s M1s.ys%sss No no. 200 a. aa2e 400 a
S.:5s g. 20 20 10 ST. a 10 10 :: 4
IS ~ !: ss sSs !: ssS: s: 81 50 sSs IS: @
sSss o esss asSo SSis. lOS SSos iS 10 4
s 80 ss 81 sSs -
ssss iesS ssts ssss.. . 4
ss3: rs; so .: ssss ' y, ssss i;SS. !:
:. si,e 1900 :. a7os 500 =. s4ss. So =. s4ss.
ssos sc = s,s' 50 a. q ss4ass SO so
aiss iSo !, .; i,, iSo 1s iOoo ssa. i;sos
ssas asa 80 20 So sss s
sss fs. is =. q soo 10 SS sSS ::
ssse.; pr,,; 200 :, s4e iom - 2 $50 400 ., ios
& isoc Hs's. ias.: iSc ieSss. 40 ~ . iasss. ass
so iS asc ro. sso5 ia bales. olss% soo S.s
ss .;ss.'o ss o ~ sss pssi T'ss ss
Se: SsafissG ss Ss
7s osA ai.sso oss. This o.y ,sss wsss q s14 bales
io0S. vcs,on freisnts closed fsIov.:-T 10
ssas ss sy 81 se:% :ss.m ss y 'is
steam, c. comp,esss, oy san lsc TO Liverpool. By
Dsues 40 -up,un was . srIae Hrmer aud about 70
cases within da,s within the quoted
x3 37x guld In bond; powdered - ~. ofnG,
botn currency. sheliscs were anshsSxee there was
o.. aud damoud I, a1c diamond and ~. llc. gafnet
1Tc all Quinine quoted vt 81 CO. Morphine
was ouoted 1T So quiet 3ulc Tor
dsic Tor boIea Blue yttis was quoted e,4e
n else. prime. lodide potash was quoted S3 Bj
IN bulk sua s. rs In bottles Iodine quoted
at ~ 80 a ST. Quicksilver was quoted at 47c. $50
vulr; Csltioruia quoted AZ Ale, Goiu. London. f7.
Alum.-Luinp was qas,sd q ,2xc. PIC. .Cbiorsss
Tor Tartsric acid was quoted nt aye GOLD
crystal aud 4sc fsc for powdered Uirc acid quoted
B2c q o3c seneca root firm aud 900 lbs sold
At 57sc. Ginseng was qu,sed 81 DC. . 81 20. ac-
curdng TO apsliiy, Canphor vas quoted ~ 28c
for rehned. la .bbls,a ON spot Cream tartar was
higher ana aaessa ~ 3ie a2o. keld. br Amseioaa
The New York herald., 1878-11-02
COTTON RECEIPTS.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LIVERPOOL, Nov 1-5P. Il.
co,son-rasg;ss srnn uelaaa. low uiddiar clause.
This weeks eirea.r OF the Liverpool Cotton Brokers'
cuisines. generally WAS os a M so
e.sclins For American the demand was modsrats.
Of recent imports. Prices aseasd daily and quotations
Of retail prices unchanged Future.
%th depressed tone and gradually declined s'i Wsss...
from Thursday Of s32d in ocober. 56d in October
monihs dsiysries On Wednesday afternoon aud Thurs.
Ing sverish at AN eighth above the lowest.
Bales oi the ........ aao00
specnlator: took...... ............ .-....-... o00
ts!w.ided from the ship. side direct :pinnsr. 700
Actusi export ...........-.............O... Iooo
amount OF cotton adoai $4,000
is.anx Liverpool grain circular
aavanes s' ps 'oes VA.
promp. oStaSsa more money on I On the spot aud
maize has been done curing The two the u
business in wheat ned descriptions in favor
wns va 10 many was Ia per sont.
late prices Corn nearly 81 quarter above
Lard 34s pcr cwt Tor American. spirits Of petroleum.
LONDON. Nov. 1-8P
Refined petroleum. I'd per sallon. Common rosn. s..
esss e. sss as. .S ~ ws. y 81 ~ sperm OIL
BREMEN Nov 1, 1874
American lard closed at 353< marks per 10 lbs
LIVERPOOL, Nov. I. 1873.
Pork-prims mess Eastern steady a. o2s DO Western.
dull AT 45s Cumberland cut steady at 37s ssrs
steady 35s 3D. long clear steady Sis Cd short
do. steady At 33s Hams Long 47s; snoui
ders steady 1t 2ss BesfIndiA dull ut 7Os extra
do. steady 9Os. prime duh at Sis LSrd-Prime
Western duh 34s 3D. city dull STA sd
Turpentine Spirits dull NJ 23s Rosn-Common dull ~
A. sd anc duh At los. Cheese-Amsrican choice dull
1T Ala Lard oil dull ut 39 FiourExtra State dull ~
24s Wheat-No spring dull at 9s. cd. No do steady
q Is lld Tor new crop: winter Western steady e
Ss Sd; do do Southern steady 1t os Corn Mixed son
nrmer AZ 23 81 Tor do do dull at 2as 3D. Tor DID,
C0ttonseed oii-Yellow American dull 1T 3Os Rosp-
Common at London stsady At IS Turpentine ~
London. hrmer 1T 2ls. 3D. StocksN heat, 2lOO0 quar-
ters; 26o.OOO do. -four. 40ooO bbla and UoQ
sacks.
vI.m..a. FINANCIAL. Mr0aM
The New York herald., 1878-11-02
FINANCIAL.

( i REASoN1BLE r R1TEs-I0YEY on LIFE 1N0
Aendowment Insurance policies and mortgages; ssme
bought Of all kinds eected with best csmpsntss
j. J. HABRIcH 4 CO., 1855 Broadway; box $50.
The New York herald., 1878-11-02

Ths following amounts Of bonds stocks, 30, were
ported sold during tho month OF Octobsr:-Govsrn.
snss, $7.40 $50; State bonds. SAL, 400; railroad
,pds $7,los, 400; bank shares. 1881; number Of
OF railroads and eous Stocks 3s2
The New York herald., 1878-11-02

The following is the statement oil the Comptroller
OF the Currency showing the issue and retirement OF
national bank notes anu legal tender notes, under
the acts OF June 20, 1874, and January IA 1915. TO
November !, 1875
National bank notes--Outstanding whom
the act OF June 20 1874 was passed $780, S04 182
Issued from June 20. 1874 to
The New York herald., 1878-11-02
BEFORE CALIl-l2.an p. NJ.

IuU r. VI.
$1,000 Us AS. G, '0i. iD4
iovUo Us 4jasr,'Ul.be l04tS
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o.s0 p N
SECOND BOARD-l P. Al.

Sl00OoD US SIS, C. .'SI.bc los
1000 8 bose '67. be 50 IO6l<<
1900 Us $40, 0,r, '67. bs 1861
The New York herald., 1878-11-02

l0:l5 A. NJ
$2foo $40 '67bc l061s $4,000 US 5's DC los
$4,000 Us SIS. lo4o, 1851 10000 Us 4hs.c BIS lo4
7JUUO Us 5sSl c.. .xi l0i1s lSuOOO do... lO4
lO0OO do........... los 1900 Us 4s. 1907. lOUh
ll:l5 A. M.
$4,000 US SIS. 81 e. los $500 US 4k'sr. sl.bs lo4S
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-03-15
A Word to Clergymen.

Friend, stop that cough! Do not
neglect Common Cold even for
day. It may end in Consumption
and death. REv. n. IL. DowSs'
ELXEB has enred thousands, both old
and y0ang; and 1t will cure yen, If
taken freely mud in season. This
Elixer has been before the American
people FoRTY-sIX YEARS, and has new
er failed 10 give relief to all who have
used IT, 1t has won its way hy AC-
TUAL SERVICE, until IL has become Il
household friend in thousands of our
best families. Regular physicians use
and recommend it. Clcrgymcn and
pnblc speakers are its best patrons.
Railroad employees, much exposed 10
colds, coughs, etc, should always use
it. Farmers, Lawyers, Merchants
and everybody, Old and young, speak
highly in It's praise.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-03-15

honor in others as q fault, fidelity to
oil that is good and ennubling, an err
ror, and truth a depravity. ], in COM
mon with others fcrvently wish that
this man may reap all that the enormi-
ty Of the crime will entitle him to, so
far as mundane tribunals may meas
uTe il out to him. Here We rest how
eyer; but iogdly clinging TO the old
cons0lemeut, that the Superintendent
Of Cremation will claim his own.
The sable eheruhim needs heads over
Which 10 break his bark to kinde his
birthstone with. While an ordinary
criminal may perchance be mounted
upon awhile cloud sweetlv melodiziug
odd hundred'-the mfeeling rahbel
of Needham will he crawling around
the shady side of the big Goals shout
ing, like guest in a burning hotel
for a fire, scape. john COLLIN.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-03-15

AS the time draws near for holding
our biennial elections, we notice by
our State exchanges that the Cover
nor question is being considerably
agitated. The names of many good
men are mentioned rs being probable
candidates for Gubernatorial honors.
Among them we do not know of one
who would be any discredit to the
long line of sterling men who have
added 50 much to the honor of the
Green Mountain State; and when
time and circumstances shall have
brought them to the front, we believe
the voters of the state will be delight
ed to honor them.
At the present time, the name of
Hon. REDFlELD PRoCToR stands fore
most as the choice of the people of
the state. Gov. Proctor's cnviablc
record as a soldier; his career as a
business man-honorable and upright
as well as successful; his unassuming
modesty and unblemished character as
private citizen; his answering and
uncomDromisirg integrity rs public
officer; united with his sound Judge
ment and rare executive ability, are
the best Of guarantees that, with him
as chief executive, the laws Of the
state will be honestly and cquitabIy
administered without fear or favor.
Governor Proctor, the present Lieu
tenant Governor of this state has
stood the test Of political temptations
with an upright course, and an eye
single to The accomplish pent of the
welfare of the people and the COM
monwealth. Through all of bis career
as a public officer, not single in
stauce, to our knowledge, has been
brought to bear, whereby his honesty
and integrity and faithfulness has in
the least degree suffered; and he
sands, to-day. free from tie stains
and pollutions of political fugIing.
He will make q Governor that the
voters of Vermont will be proud Of
and we hope that, when the time shall
come for the nomination of chief ex.
ecutive, that Lieutenant-G Governor
Redfeld Proctors name will be Tue
choice and pride Of the Convention
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-03-15
SELECT READINGS NEXT TUESDAY.
New Hampshire Elections.

The returns from New Hampshire
indicate another Republican victory.
Yhe voters of the Granite State have
been true to their former record, and
have earned another triumphant sue
cess for the cause Of good government,
The struggle has been one of national
significance, and the result has been
anxiously watched and waited for by
the whole country. The "still hunt"
practices Of the Democracy have
proyel futile, the "barrel Of money"
insufficient to turn the tide of success
from its ordinary channels; Republic
can ascendancy has been maintained,
and the record of our sister state is to
day untarnished With Republican
Governor, a Republican Council, and
q Republican Senate and House, the
Democracy gain but little comfort in
New Hampshire, Our Republican
friends and neighbors can copgratu-
late themselves on q well earned. and
holly contested victory. They have
been tried and not found wanting,
they have been true and faithful. All
honor to the earnest and stalwart Re,
publicans Of New Hampshire
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-03-15

anything, gives Bascom Just that much
more profit. The dettor class amt
prodted at all. for ii can't git no silver
10 pay with.
Ef the government hez any mercy
onto us at all, il will procoor car loads
NV silver to wunst, TO be distribbitid
pro-rata among the cItizens. That
wood give US relief, Onless the gov
ernmeDt does this tic silver bill is u
p-Ockery, a delooslon and a snare. w
wat good is it to say to me, "you kin
pay off your debts at a discount with
silver" when | amt got no silver
and can't sit il! Ef he'd any Sc.
koorities to put up, l Good pay ny
debts in paper money or gold; for
good coilattrals l Kin borry all want
now.
70 give US the relief we want, either
the government hcz got to supply us
silver, or let me carry out my projeck
of munissipal bankiH. Either will do.
But to leave it where it is is boiler
mockery; it's giving Us stun when
we asked for bread. It's giyin us
hope Nv suthin when the realizashua
Nv it is ez fur from us ez ever. Wat
good is 1t to me TO make silver lvgle
tender, onless you pcrvidc me with
silver to tender? l amt got no sill
yer, and can't see how | am to pit
any. | want either a car load Nv Sill
yer distributed in the Corners, or
want Unlimited munIssipal bankin.
One or the other is necessary to meet
the wants nv men like myself, for wich
all fnanshel proiecls are make. Men
who hcv the faculty NV workin, and to
whom likker at stated and rapid in
teryals amt a necessity, manage to
git along without transferring. Er
they are gOin to fnanseer for me,
want EN- to TO suthln practice.
PETROLEUM. V. Massey, Finanseer.
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In Vienna they complain that, while
Russia made concessions to England,
she has made none to Austria. 1t is
by no means certain that they are
right but if they are, they should
recollect that while Russia has good
reason for wishing to concilate Eng
land, she has no reason for being very
particular about Austria's opinion
of her action. England alone would
be formidable foe to Russia, but for
Austria alone Russia would care no
more than she cared for unaided Turk
ey. Only in the event of Il war com
ing about between Russia and Ger
many would Austria be an important
power in Russian estimation; but t.
be compelled to elect between those
two empires would be most repulslve
position to Austria.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1878-03-15
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LISTERS MEETING.-The Listers of
the several towns in the County of
Essex, are cordially invited to meet
in Convention in the Grand Jury
room in the Court House of said coun-
ty, on Wednesday the goth day of
March, at 10 O'Clock a. M, for the
purpose Of mutual consultation and
agreement, as toa judicious and uni
form rate at appraisal Of real estate
and personal property in said county.
W. II. Hart<horn, Lister of Guildhall.
Jos. II. Benton, Maidstone.
A. Ii. Bonett, /" Brighton.
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