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STRANGE GRO WITH or
WHEAT.

An Ohio paper says:-On the 18th
Of September, last year, B. S. Erwin,
living on farm owned by j ohm
Mover, shot and killed a. flying pig
con, in the crop of which, when cut
open, he found three kernels Of wheat
These kernels lie planted next day,
Sept. 20, and two Of the grains came
up. A short time since they were
harvested, and the stubble removed
from the ground by the roots. One
Of the stools bore sevonty-two stalks,
with head more or less we'll flied
with wheat; tho other bore about fifty
stalks, also headed out and the heads
filed. But the most remarkable
thing about the entire growth was the
fact that every head contained two
varieties Of wheat, white and red.
Several gentlemen were present when
tie ouds we're opoued, all OF whom
attest this fact.
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i lSNING Dl Y

Oh dear me! what shall we DO?
said Mary LennoX. It's jnst exact
ly like those working people, to 80
and fall i'll just when we need Them
most. And everv napkin in the wash,
and not enough table linen to last
two weeks. You must be a poor
manager, grandma, not to have more
Of such things'
Old Mrs. Lennox sighed as she
rubbed the glasses other spectacles.
My dear, said she, 4 should have
had more if | could have afforded
them. But times are hard, aud---
Yes, I've heard all that before,
said Mary, irreverentiy. But the
question is, grandma, what shall We
do about the washing, ROW :hat Ka,
trina cannot come?
Mrs. Lenuox heavcd another sigh
She was ol! and rheumatic, and the
great piled up basket Of clothes
seemed a terrible bu5 bear belOr,
her eyes.
I'm sare | don't know said She
Bat if VOW girls will heI p a little
.t... ..a l,ncr I will trv and 500
what can do. Il must be cot out.
I suppose, and
But here slight, dark-evcl girl,
with a clear, olive complexion. anl
wayv black hair growing low on her
rorehead turned from the table where
~ho WAS rinaing china.
'You will 40 nothing Of the kind.
oraudma, sad she, as resolutev as
= cIo head boeo seventy instead Of
seventeen. You attempt a days
w,shjuc at YOUR are?'
,r1t nv DEAR said grandma Len
uox l,en!y who will do i,Y
i will said the dark -eved !assie.
,G4oyy;e, I'm surprised at vour.
said Na,y. 'Why yon never did suel
a thing in your life"
'TAat's no reason | never should.
'Bn. Ceoruia-if any one sho.ld'
see yon,
ave d-a'+ onnnrl1ly raaciya com.
pany in tie Kitchen, said Georgia.
Tnr.ov .A,1 i any ONE .1.ouldI
.,n,.. i,----
,VaI,2
n tI,ov like NV occrnof;on I sh,1lI
i ..,,.,. ,,..,.l. - 49,. L..
D7 very '""o" 's'av'' i ,"gy "'"
III
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l)7IIEATCUL TED WITH
Il LOE.

A yield of ei5hty-four bushels of
wheat to the acre has been reported
in England. The wheat was cultlva-
ted like corn, with.a hoe. The seed
was planted in drills one foot apart,
and four inches apart in tie rows.
The spaces between the drills were
carefully cultivated until the plants
had attained sufficient growth to in
teriere with the work. Another eX-
pertinent, resulting il yield Of slx-
ty-niue bushels per acre, was planted
with rows six inches apart, and four
inches apart in the rows.
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1878-10-17

Mock MoDEsrY.-The amount OF
superior mock modeSty that IS no"
car:ent instead of the genuine article
Is astounding in its proportions, The
girl who does not see the slightest
harm IN Io'Iin8 in q man S arms IN the
macs of a wall, viii summon to her
checks all the hectic in her compost
tion 4 ia conversation some poor un-
fortunate by the slip Of the tongue
says leg iu3teai Of limb; and should
the woman who 5hamelessiy dlSsr~co@
our parlors by appearing in dresses
the waists OF which are onl y an apoI-
! ogy, bat have those dresses short
enough to display q glimpse OF the
white stocking, prlm mock-modesty
society cXciAlns with one accord,
"IloW Indecent
A gentleman few weeks ago, re-
turned rom Europe With magniG
cent collection of plaster casts Of some
Of the ar; treasures Of Rome, among
tuelu some to HlY,a rntouess his fam.
i.y objected, and Insisted that lie
keep these in reserved cabinet. -
What could be more pernicious thun
Aaliug Il specially Of them 10 tie
pare all things are pare. "Houj 8olt
9,l5 ulal = pcusg" is Tie motto under
which all sucn exam les Of the beau
tiiul and simple may be almired,-
There is no doubC that the parjty Of
= refined taste is superior to any las
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olexion, doll blue eyes, and a Byronic

llhCu W llldhC Ne''AA NA'i''N''
and decorating the tea table with
flowers.
You'll hang out these cloths for
me, Mary, wont you?' said George
as she flung the Lass redborIerod tow
el Oh the top of the clothes basket,
while | wash the pillow c33os?'
Indeed | shall not, said her sister.
With the Hiss Pooleys laying GRO
qnet in siglt ? Never
Then | must do it myself said
Georgia, with u little shrug Of the
shoulders. 'And-
But ]nst as she spoke there came a
tap at the kitchen door.
Come in = cried George, yalinntiy
lille her sister, with bulnin3 cheeks,
cndeavored to hide herself and her
occupation Of peeIing onions behind
the DIG foi!er lowell
And Mr. Raymond ApooIt walked
in accordingly.
1 beg YOUR p'rdcn' MISS George
said be, rather bIandly, 4 didn't know
/ should disturb yon.
'oh, you're are not disturbing me
at all, sad George, serenoIy' resting
o"e !'mple dotted, rosy oIbo" on the
""eoboArJ, and looking at hun ilEe a
pr&otIclil@od cory oi one OF Uuiao )
Angels, o"t OF q cloud OF soNPy steam
But, he went on, i WAS gong to
ask one @! the servants tor u basket
to bring fish home ln.
1 HIIi get IT for you with pleasure
SAID George.
And as she turned to the dresser,
her sister answered the puzzled oA-
pIeaaion Of Mr.. Abbott's face,
you are surprised to see Georgia
doing that !? sail she, with gesture
toward the n)eb,,n tub And |
,,,, ,,1 p,+ -, on1,, r,r .
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DEREC Glory
UF FREDERICK COUNTY
AND
The Borough CT MGch2nicStoWn
COUNTY OFFICERS:

-( 20: -
COUNTY OFFICERS:
Chnf Ju7ge-IIon. L. !. Bowie.
Assocmtes Hons. john 4 Lynch and ".
V Bouic.
States Attorney--John c, Nottcr.
Cycrk Of Circuit Court-TAomas Cor
such.
!Merif-Col. VIM Richardson.
Auditor-Fred'k J. Nelson.
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A garden surrounded by tall trees
admits the cultivation, even in our s--
we're cIlmato,cI .loIts a!Mo.t trorrW.
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JUSTICES OF TIE PEACE.
REGISTRAR OF yN .L>S,

District No. 15-Hynar. Go,'i''oNer'
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President, James "fr"rra; (@nir'iSion-
crs-William & Bake, ,. ii!'o w. i'"Ae'''
joseph Brown, Henry Boyle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-01

rsts were strong at los, st Paul sinking funds at
9s7s, Northwest gold bonds at 1027s01O2la and
Union Pacific land grants at 106Si05a4; sinking
funds ruling steady at 1O1. Elevated irsts sold at
9O1a. ST. Louis and Iron Mountain frsts sold ut
1862 Alton and Terre Haute frsts at 106SsS 1868
Missouri Pacific frsts at 1912 seconds at 1OO and
Morris and Essex rs of 1871 at 81.
Gold was quiet to-day and lower, the sales being
1OOs1eS1O01 and one days interest. On gold
loans the lending rates q a and per cent Tor
carving. The Assistant Treasurer paid out ST.
500 in coin interest on the public debt, and $751;,
600 in redemption of called bonds. The days
business Of the gold-clearing department OF the
Bank Of the State of New-York covered Gold
cleared, $11 $4,000; gold balances, $l,5G5.O47;
currency balances, $1,572432.
Foreign exchange continued quiet, but sixty-days
bills were strong at 81 S2l2. The more cheerful
look of affairs abroad checked the demand for
cables and sight bills, and the latter were reduced
to 81 SO. Selling rates were 2 to cent lower than
A.. sal of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-01

-aro-.ar. ars rewarded by success Tho schome
from which have como sill the reports relative TO
stock dividend to be paid by the Western Union
Telegraph Company Is fully explained in another
column. 1t seems that 1t did not originate with the
managers OF the company. but with the largest STOCK
holders who desire to receive scrip to represent the
earnings of the company which have been ex-
pended in buying up competing lines and In I'M
movements. From the character Of the names
attached to the request, which Is to be presented
soon TO the officers of the company, we are
bound to suppose that the object in view
is some other than that of creating market for the
stock which they hold.
To-day, on account OF the disappointment felt
that no action WAS taken last night by the fXecu-
tive Committee of the Western Union Telegraph
Company in regard to the anticipated extra dlvi-
dend the price of the stock after opening ut luz,
declined TO 99s,, but under steady purchases BY
those known to be inside the ring, the price
later rallied TO 1919 and closed at
1918. Between these extreme figures. however,
there were numerous and WIDE fluctuations, whch
gave to the trading appearance OF great ieversh-
ness The general market also declined from the
opening prices but more than recovered i'll hnal
transactions. Lake Shore opened at 60l9' and
after selling down TO 60, rose to 70ls and ended
at 20. The secret Of the reported increase OF the
earnings of this company IS solved by promi-
nent official Of the company who says that
while there is decrease i'll the receipts
from grain and petroleum, the immense apple crop
of Michigan has furnished traffic to the road
which more than compensates for the losses men
toned" Erie was rather active Mt 14l4
0I45sa143, and at 1880 lOlsGle's Tor
assessment paid. but Central ard hudson
was dull at liza. The granger stocks, after
being lower recovered and closed at the best prices
of the day. Wabash was firm at 197sGl9ai because
the directors voted to pay the interest due tomor-
row. moments consideration shows that no vote
of the directors was necessary upon the question II
the funds were in the treasury while II not. the
manner of putting them there would require some
action as also will the demands for the payment OF
the principal and four years interest on about
100000 OF bonds which mature November L.
4 no coal stocks to-day, alter opening weak. I'M
proved in prices for the two DeawaTes,
while Morris and Essex closed Il below the
opening price, and Central of New-Jersey, after
rising y per cent, ended at its opening figure; IA
cific Mall with little more activity than OF late,
was weaker, selling at 1J34G1J010l2. The market
generally closed strong but dull.
RANCE OF THE STOCK NARKEr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-01

COTTON MARKETS..


and s a 1Ss s .as. dS 81 M sag
Se Sss i s saS sIp
dung sanss 6sssSsy deSsry SiIs. Sass "
oct s@S uoaGas S9 az,
o9cdordinary upaa1ds I'D; ordIpssy uDiands Sd
inendsd 800 bales American Gpiaaas low M
ding clause November delivery 5a. uplands Low Mid
Siadsss siss:s fssIasis Msssa delivery
EvEerooT- ocI si-s 0. futures dun Cplsnds
Low Midlns November delivery; 5: also 5IleL
dsGTsTy ssssdi TDSas Low SSdns clause psss%Ss;
aI nu Sssir oe Seny no r,port
,a CAL Ss;,ss. ss. g: Loo 1cs
bale. gross 275 bales Scastsis $50 Sslss .ass
30 saSs Ss CO.. Sn quiet nSa
MiddlSs sTe Ordinary ss net receipt Liza
as s on, os asS @ h%S 9s sass MED
receipts 5427 bales exports eoaswse 1921 bales, sales
'SDS c 1ses ''S Sei rw dnr ss Low
MGGSS % SsS oed SSae g Bales &c. ,d sseP s %
GALVESTON. Oct si.-CoIton irregular; Aiddhne &C.: Low
MSans she GGS o gaE se net S @
losi bales sales, 5i3 bales; stock s., $37 bales
Esarn .' Oct si-coton quiet 1s nominal asnng e',c,
s92 bales sales unmEotsnt stock $50 bales
bales exports coastwis 1852 bales Sales 250 bales stock
nE% s 5 sTRgy Light Mf
net receipts 6l6l balesi gIos. 660S bses exports TO
NoRVoIK, coton-Estimatcd rcceipts. $500
PmtaDElfui Ia. Oct. $i-ootton quiet, M.ddlue ssc;
Low Mddng, Ole; Good Ordinary 9c net receipts $50
sales sales sS bales: S 10 S.Is: "fSs 'I''
Oct o n. se"aE sd az, s Ia
bales gross Sl7s bales sales 5000 sock iocs
ST Lours, Oct sl-cotton firm; Madins s7.e. Low Mid
Sng GG saes .s bales s bales bales
WILNNGTos, Oct 3l;-CottOD ARM MiddIing. s'sG; Loy
s the stccf
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LryyRrooi oct Eastern steady az So Western
dali nj a. Cumberland Cat stcaly ~ 37 short
b steady 3D. Long Closr steady Al 36d Short Clear
steady nj 80 uans-Long steady at AL. Shoulders
steady st26 Beei-Ipda MSssdu a70 Extra Mess steady
AZ 90: Prime Mess dull %. Lard-Pnme Western
null Il - Sd Ta!lOw-Pnm CITY dull at 81 3d Tnr
pcrtne Spirits dull 49,. Rosn-CommOn dull AZ 4 9i
Ine u Al 10 Choice steady nti7 I'd Lard
on lf1 at SO. Fiour-Ertrs Staro duh &C -. wheat
10 dnll I'd: No Spring stesfy At 7 lOd new
Winter Western steady at S9l New southern steady az
o. Com Old Mixed soft dull ~ - 3d.! Prime New MIXED
steady AZ ~ ID Cotton seed Oil-leOW American dun
al 30 Rosu Common London. steady al b. Turpentine
spitIis nj London ifmer AT 81 Sd
LIyEaOot, Oct. Sl-5S0 y. m-Lari. 1884 per c"L fof
I%snSI oct 1850 p. m.-Taiow. 10
ANrwgRr OCT. 3l-Ietroeum 22 d francs tor nno pale
American. Lard closed 2O1i horlns per 81 kilos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-01
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,
Per Norm Rirer. Vessels aud Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
AsHrs-Steadvo u,e,
THURSDAY. Oct 81, 1878.
THURSDAY. Oct. 81. 1873.


COFt Rio acuye, irregular Ordinary weak other
grades rmer Ordinary 10 pIJe i3aI6Lc including Fair
al l5ite sales 10 221 bags including 1850 City
LOO sx dol 800 eI do; 500 OK HALEY " and $50 Santos
ex rascal, private terms Mild grades quiet unchanged
CoIIoN-spot Cotton qnet. unchanged .Mddling Up
allds 9sr: Low Mtldling. 9iiac Oood Ordinary S7isc
sales LUIS bales t51i last including $50
pa Tor home conSnp on .4 speculation of the above, 2vO
Dales 10 9rt1ye delivered contract, 800 bales Flu
lures active closing 10 30 Il points higher. sales last
evening 1900 bales. r0-dIy-Frst Cal-NO embor %.
D29 December, Sc, p33 January g47 0iS ADril 80
$50 Nav, 9tl. 900 $50 june 1907 1910 July, 1910.
lol2 lOll total $500 b3l's SeconI Call-NOvembeI,
a3l, 932 December a42. BiJ January g.j2 February.
963 March, p.14 April. 9sJ: May 992; July. 1919:
93t 93S January 0ld. "a reorarJ 057 o6I; March.
BOB: April 80; May OSJ June 99j July zoos; total,
BOD bales AIo, to0ay November at 9.2o99.32 De.
oriipet o.-oaJ;l4 January Hj'9l9i: February, 9419
99l Jane, $3.50 1905: July. 1B8d lO.II total 10000
blos; grand total, l-TfGO bales
2ausO Odies NnIflk estmatc against % 21j bales this
DAY 1851 week, 1,j last closed strong
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-01
City bank stocks were quiet sales of Continental
% at rs. We annex current quotations:
Bid. Asked

well distributed trading was reported in rail-
road bonds. Anon the most active varieties were
Lake Shore con. registered seconds, which were
strong at I059105ls. and Canada Southern flrsts
guaranteed at 75@747s frsts Of c.. c. and I. G.
yielding to 81, and seconds to 1914. North Missouri
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-01
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NywYouK Oct 3l-BEEV ES-Frosh receipts 20 head, all
Of which were state Grass fed Bulls and sold az i've
Noua OF stock offered Tor sale hence
but little trade beef Cattle The total number received
sinoe sairasy IA against head Tor the CORES
nondine tms last Dressed Reef moved very SLOWLY AZ
Warrington Market and Is very piopanis tnst large is
Prime Native Sides were selling al
eisTc Win Common ut as Texas Beer sold lower
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-01
EUROPEAN PINAyCIAL MAnKrrs

LONDON. oct 3l123Up m.-COnsOl.
for the account US bonds four and hall pcr
1868 los Eric Halfway shares 1875: preferred, 81 y
Illinois Central. NJ =; Pennsyvania I
Central 81 Heading Railroad 1874 The Of
three months bills In the
u per cent below the Bank OF England rate.
LONDON. Oct Sl-3 y. m.-The bullion in the Bank OF
England has 200 during The mast ,y1ek
Conso eiSs for money "a for the account Ere Railway
shares, l9at
LOSDos, Oct. $3.50 p. m.The amount OF bullion gone
into Tho Bank OF England on balance to-day IL Tho
proportion Of the Bank Of England abity which
last week was 2ss cent 33 per cont Erie Rail
shares. 1873. " "
LONDON, Oct. Sl-i m.-U. 2. bonds four and a half
1854 1en-fortes lOB New fyes lOOs.
Erle Railway shaes 1871 do. preferred 5l; Reading Rail
road H. Paris sdyces quote ave per cent renes q;
francs 90 confines for the account
PARIS oct 3l.-kIchange on London, 20 francs 81 Gen.
times for short sight The specie in tho Bank
increased {. 100000 francs during the past Weok
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-01

There il no quotation for time loan. The follow
ING were the rates OF exchange on NrN-NurL:
Charleston easy, buying 5IGb j discount fchnE
Lon par: New-Orieans commercial "a DC Dis
couut bank * discount: ~. Louis, % premium
Chicago Ermer, 30 In IS cents premium lfhs-
ton mar. The United STATES Treasurer NJ Washing
ton to-day received S2NOOOu National baok nnteS
for rcderi ptiun The customs receipts were 80
600 and the internal revenue IccIpt- were T51p,-
600 The following l. the Clcarns-iI 'usc state
mrnt to-day: Currency exchanges. T7J97G,'O1;
currency balance, Si.21S, l.O gria exchanges
so 0s3 ~ gold balances ~, l51,i7J.
The directors Of the Bank of England held Their
regular weekly meeting to-day, but made no all'fa-
ton in the rate Of interest II stu standing at PER
cent * above the rate at winch three months DIS
arc negotiated IN the out idc market. Tic bank
gained the sun Of 81 .2OOOOO bnllion during the
week supplementIuG IL with "a gam " on balance"
to-day Of e51 900. The proportion of reserve
TO liabilities. which Tas la,i werA ~ PEI per
outlook Of political aifair' was reflected III an
advance III British COlS0is on the London
Stock Exchange to 9fas United states 81 'hllties
ruled at higher figures 1867, al lOS's, new 's ~
1864, new i23 ~ 1854, and lO-iOs at los. Ia
American railway securities, Erie common was at
l9lsa lgl 10 a. and preferred ~ 32DJl - lllinOs
Central continued fra al y, jersey Central RISING
~ 81, Pcnn'ylyania to 81, and reading 10 ", Inc
Bank of France during The week reported % GAIN OF
u 800 900 francs I'm Par renies opened at ll2.SO
and closed AZ 1890; sight exchange Oh London be-
ing quoted at 2j.Jl. =.
Tomorrow the Controller oil the CITY of NcW-1OfS
will be gin the payment Of about 80 900 900 OF the
principal Of the city debt, with the interest upon
the same. large proportion of this sum j. payable
to savings banks and large capitalists, who are
likely 10 renvest II in the thriy-iiity years new
bonds Of the city the principal ANA interest OF
which are payable ia United STATES gold coIu, max
ing them particularly desirable for per Iiancn IN
ycstmcnt.
Tho following were the receipts and Disbursements
Of the Assistant Treasurer OF thr United states at
New York for the month of October
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-01
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TIE

BUFTALo. Oct. 3-CATTLH-Recepts Of cattle to-day, 22i
heat tor the week thus far G4Z6 head for the same tmo
1911 MAJ ke dun and prices haN
al quality OF offerings unrh ngcd; sales Choices
~ Buns ~ 75ds2 so; few loais unsod Mixers and
lor sj Sl5 per head backward Sprngrrs not wanted
yeas IN light supply 9ni lower Faif TO Cool eiGSa 80
aud Heavy Calves not wanted
SHEEP LAMBS Receipts to-day 1900 head for the week
thus lar 100 head fr the time last week, II 500
heal through Cogsignmens cara Market firm aud IN.
- C0re Fe@ers StdS 20 best Grades disposed Of
Ho-Iiecipts t,ay lJ,jl5 head for the thus far
through cOns,gnmrns 40 MarIt dull demand hght
pri,os lJ@-cc lower lorkers GOOD 10 Cho.ce 20 OSS
- 7bS3 left Ia yards ursol Market closing weak
CHICAGO. oct 3!-Ts Droce''s JOaIaai re ortS; HOES.
Receipts 900 head shipments. $4,000 br1d. Market
and higher advanced Jc hoice Heavy 3 ZO0sS ~
Light, Oh - 10 Packing, - JJrt3 10 all soid
Cattle Receipts, 1900 head: shipments l2OO head.
Msrart active, but not qHUlaby higher Nalyes ~ oO@
10 Feeder, aud SOc<t.s 400 ~ 10. Butchr5' hm
$20t3 Western Cattle IN far demand 80 7Oas3 80
-iEEP-keceip- 800 head MGrEet unimDroyed 81 81 2@
81 70.
past three ays head through AMI l"il head Of local
stock supply light nothing dong to-day market over Tor
To dav 4T3O head total FOR the three
DAYS 10 head Workers. SJGs5 10: Phhaaelphias - 90
U.s. -. .,----. A..
daya 700 heal nothing doing to-day market closed Tor
L1TIs oct 3i-D oGsThe oil and the feeling
bitter d.nand; Light S pEing To Workers - ~
TfR; Packing aud Bpsoua - 3Sd%3 40; Butchers aud
Pidrlphas - l00 - -; receipts 5000 heid slpneht
cAiLr The supply Is sil mainly of through Texans and
stock. prices are dul and weak but not quota
STr-Tar demand at previous prices receipts,
1000 head, shipments. 100 head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-01

Money WAS generally 3Gi per ccat ON cal on
pledge of United States bonds, aud 40 on railway
collateral At the close the rae advanced TO t.
The market for commercial paper is quiet rates be-
ing scnlcd as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-01
to-day han yssterdaY sons q low e &c. and

today than yesterday considerable going 80 low ~ &C., and
AZ Isfs;issa sss aSssp at wasnou
% &C sothst and o z, Jersey Cy Total since saturday
ply was moderate and wb far demand craessrs aa
yancsd tribe from other grades were apcssassd
and my Common strictly Lins Veal. a, 50. ODD
Sc % 49, 40 20 so 2S 4 rs q 80 ess 70 aG 5 y
Veas io5 d. az stS Ss H. doc i5S a. Gle 1'0
aane Elliott Co sSia: Gfasssrs ga at a,.e sdo;
ssG iS s. d1 40 D. s. ss Sts srTse 3d. go
ss Il Fed Caves go 81 81 VIZ
Eye Otis sold; IS. Bucks County Calves a. ?c 40 do
at 7c no.. at &c; Do at Sac; do, 4ls D, at 5ss
G Collins sold &c Mount Holy Calves, manly heavy
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Arriyals. IS cars at soh-st. and
SaT C masking ne Ssad Tor S s
time last week With light OF stock and tine weather
me market was fairly active though WIN no material
i the supply CONTINUES light remainder Of the
oa % s@ Arc o e9"S very Common state 10 Tor
Isl head Of Prime Western %,nsf' for sSpOr S%S ST
Dressed sheep dull and prices 4 ANYTHING are
az p m buyer could have his PICK for 61c Lambs were
Judd Buckinsham sold at Jersey city: ls5 STATE sheep
% a !c 20 State lambs 10 d. at ci ITO Canada do'
Ksso & Pidcock Sold Is virginia Sheep. 1875 at4ac;
nslssSees ~I saV ss sO =, eGst % state
Iol b. at sc 81 do ~ H. .t AS; 10 STATE sheep and
81 d. g. ss :? % eT Long Sip
at 81 per- cw y canada Lambs B. at 4i IS do
IS To- at 10; 40 STATE no. 90 No. 4c. az do STA IN.
4Le 2l8 DO 7i 6 4'sc; l52 state sheep and Lambs.
II 10. at 4 &c.
Hume Elliott g. Co. sold: 1913 Western sheep 90 d. at
.c 81 do ia D. at 54c 43 very Common state do -
Lambs. 10 ID, fsc.; 1O2
DO 81 ~ ut CT l67 Canada Lambs IL ~ AZ - 20 per cwtj
1872 81 d. &c; 29 do 10 h. az &C.; l19 DO TIA % az
OCT cwt 1873 state 40 d. at lac; 2l2 do 30 %.
Ole, less - on the lot
-Recepts ID ears Of 7O4a head at Jersey
CITY % 4Oths Total since SATURDAY, ~ 292
heal 57512 head tho corresponding tine a,t
week. Lave Hogs freely offered and with very rht
demand market rules extremely dun No outlet could
a Light Pigs, except 10 have them
killed and paced L. in Washington Market stand,
which done OTIS Wo quote from sac. 10 800
ksse Pdcock IA Kentucky Hogs, awe.
l43 n, at Ji2c -.
W Reid Co. cold late yesterday 26i Ohio Hogs, 2Oe
n AT z "A Ierg Af
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-01
Total sales for the day.
s1sosGl9A9lSTs assessment patd.
sAS FRANCISCO CLOSING PRICES OF MINING Sticks.
YestardaY. 70 dar. Yesterday. To-day

Sierra Nevada opened at 1T. sold up 10 100. and
closed at lS0 Union Consolidated opened at l50 sold
l60, and closed at $50.
There was a large and active business in United
States bonds to-day. and an advance in nearly all
the issues was noted; the demand extending to all
the active varieties. We annex current auotatiOns