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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-12

FLOUR AND MEAI.-FIOUR-Msrk shade easier with
holders generally dspOset 10 realize export demand qe
ing wants sale-, 1000 bb, including 9s0p hb OI eN-
port mainly within r4ge g. - I5 including 49U bDls
Tor We-i Indies 81 sOaS5 TO- 5000 bbs Winter Wheat
EXras So - 10 1900 bbls Choice Extra State private
So 7O Common 10 Fair Extra state 81 80 dood 70
Fancy do 81 J56S5 %; Common 20 Good Extra western
76as3 %: Choice TO Eaney do iaSG S0 Coanoe 10
Choice do. sias5 Minnesota Common - sjas3 90 Rye
Mixture. e. 2ess4 GOi Bakers' Extra ~ S0@sj 70 :
Common 10 FAIR Extra. 50 HDaSi; Fair 70 Gsod
81 O5as4 G5 Good 10 Choice FAMILY a 70d&5 75 Patent
ciin CHUNG s0uTHERS FL0UR quiet. unchanged sales
1850 bbls. including Common Choice Extras, 50 9OH
81 0j; Choice to Fancy $jas6 % RYE Fl0uR stGady
yellow Western q 2oss2 90 Brandy~ins e. S. - =.
buyers favor, afterward became more steady. and
closed shade fmer with far export demand
M an speonaiye seeount sales Oo $4,000 bush
ucndpg 232nO0 bush. OptlOus 368 100 bush spot and
special Geyey Including hsls 6 spring leoSH sTsh
ssro LOO bash f6c 90 MlwaaEes 25 900 bush: ssc
UnEadsd Winter RED a. o91 BUSH g iSs o. steamer n
81 O69.Ssi o7s.; No 2 Amber, $500 bush. 81 OJtS
81 OG; Ungrsded Amber $1,000 bush. 81 OGasl % )
sd o 81 ' o5si f as, 81 3 Vnsa,S % Mite k
S 81 oeasi III white ca9sds, 70 grade No !.
s. 5@ a 81 SSS &C. @ Sfis q S
30 White for NSyen6sr q cssSl os9 $1,000 s Mo
20 arrive soon. private terms 5000 bush No AMBER No
81 o. DID, 81 o6s asked 5000 bush DO. jan. Jaaq.
$1,000 busS. 10 ssa xoye@Se q o. sssl ora
ss 81 "a BID 81 0s asked 5000 bush do. Dseeneer
S eG = SJs,, S o. S So. I; s o. 3D.
VY steady $4,000, No. sWesterni ozsooe'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-12

z Western, 59ice stOre.......B A LEY and BARLEY
MALT dull. declning....... CANADA PEAS nomin.
ally unchanged Market without decided change.
moderate EXPORT light trade demand business In
options sales $4,000 bush options 122 600 bush spot in.
GUIDING yngr4de Western Mixed. 46ai7 ae No. g. 44o;
Go Siio1 NO Il 20 ga 9nu IrGw'
52ei steamer Mixed. November closing acc. bid. 469c
askedt do December. 457s646c, closing 4bac. bid.
acc asked DO January. 457sai6c, closing $3.50 bin,
bid 47e. Pskrd; do December Al lsat7Iae closing
4Ic bid 47tc asked do January l7slc, closing ~ &c
bld $50 askel OATS shade frmer her quiet sales.
ex'9o bush intending no whte 80 gr no = 3O',aSle
NO White, S20J2se Mixed Western 29d3l ioc; White
no. ~ Ia o6c Mixed state 3na32hc; White do Boa sc
FEED steady $1,000 ~ si4asl4 Sos MidtIings Sl79
slb...-- RYE FEED, SlJNSl6; SharpS S2hd S2l .....
BEA arrow, dull heavy at 81 7O Medium quiet ~ 60
Isl Dos Rte Kidney Tln 81 SOd IL 80 Red Kidney Guiet
s9d12 10: Pea BeansseidY. 81 8O0sl s. ali choice New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-12

g Sssss g JsnqaTy Isy t'isy with i5
key nomnaly unchanged at 06 freghts-Corn TO Buffalo
firm UNCHANGED oat, rS ana unchanged PORK stronger.
advanced SS N Ns sS Ram ss
s. IS Wheat NsS sS1t ep
ssfe sa sS S' ba Ss but @ at POE o
:ss RS ST N & t' r hiy i i@ Pa Ra %
aS fer nan ant M nsTse s nr s S ar s
maud al Die 35OdJ6Oc and 4c for shoulders Clear Rib
a1s S s and saSa sf and
c11r skies Whisky IN ar demand De! az vSe ddr ra and
nnehanged, HOGS - adv, with fair demand Common.
sG5sss Si Ssss;
2sR % s %es ff ar Hard a as r eSsTs SS 81 m
spOt and November s3c Deoem9rr 8le January No. 8
DO 3oe o a S S N RSe So' hr Corn dS and
lower; l. 4sc Barley dun and demorazedi 80 SPRING
90 rs New, 50 s.: Inrd-Pnme steam, 575c. neiRhts-
PariAesIFHi& nov. Petroleum UNCHANGED Coffee
R9 asS Spr7fsG o cS psa 10 odS
GRs SSsso PS@R 6o TT, s 'a no &
ira Family MeGium 70 choice e 5o@st7 -, pennSyyania
60 o. Coco TO ts97y = ~ ono o dc &C. p,e;
Wheat Patent ob. s0ese u.s. Mnnessta do SO
81 sS Ely Mean %1sd i''Sfs s
ws sSG S on southern n G sd on I
elevator 81 osit Wniie s. o. Rye gncaa9essd
Old out if9airy for export aud inares lmiIed
changed Oats III gOOd utuahu' iiosvV
prices well maintained, but Inferior negecisti far
and Good White Western ami Pennsylyanla $50
30ci Choice and Fsncg, S2c seeds-NothDg DONG.
Feed-Unchanged. Whiskey hFm; Western. 81 lOtc.
open BoarCorn quiet prices easier 46c It'd teSc
asked November; 46c Did 47lsc. asked Decembcr 4bc-
bid 46Sc asked Januaryi 5000 bush New sold at % c
December. Wheat iar denan and fraction higher:
81 033l bid, 81 037s asked November 81 Oh bid 81 Ot
asked December I'll OOH bd 81 % = ASKED January Tor
ST. Louis, Nov. IL Flour unchanged. Wheat betteri
Red Fab, 81 81 Sc, cash; $3.50, November SI1
S7Tsc December; S8hdS9c, January. Corn loSer SOLO
800, 3O7 NOyember 3O7c. December ana January
Oats lower; 9dl9sc. cash l99ac December Rye hghsr
421d43'qc. Barley unclaimed. Whlskey lower 81 %
PORK dull; jObbng 81 25GS7 80 January sold at $50
80 Lard quiet at sos; Bulk Meats duli and nominal
kcash les Short Rib 4Ojc. January lBacoh l0Wer
shoulders 3lae Clear Rib 4'se Clear sides. r. Hecepts
Flour, 1000 bbs: Wheat lIt10 bnsh5 OprSc o "pV1o
shlmenis-FiOur l2,0G0 bbls.; Wheat 5000 bush;
Corn, 900 bush Oats 1000 BUSH; Barley, 1000 bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-12

has been LARGE increase in the supply Of all kinds OF
Horses particularly ~ medium size work anipas
which used tor street railroad PURPOSES
Of late been drawing her supplies arge from THIS
taking three four carloads irOn single
stable on the whole trade as been quiet ANA values
are rd The demand for ali grades OF Car
Horses has been light; two carot OF SINAI
DRIVING Horses frOln Canada were Offering about SIX
days before they were finally disposed o. and only after
lowered about onefOurth 4 car load Of
Treucbred Cana ia bOcsy WORK Horses sold from 80 70
S25 per head though were slow and the owner thogh
small which their sale yiel ed was vel carne
Thirty head Of Hrrc part nom The West and
from Canada. shipped Nv Isaac Daman on board
LyerpOOl. There two n see Horses the
property IorIrl the zane vessel bonnd FOR Lon
don part the great london races the coming season.
one of the celebrated Duke Of Magenta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-12
FURoPEAN Financial MAnKrTs.

LONDON. Nov lll2so . uConsos a5,S Tor moner, .; =
fOf the account bonds Sew lyts InS Erle Railway
shares. 49, preferred 80; l.uois Crrtrs. 90.
LONDON. kOv. lI--l:3O mlarls mlycrs quote nye
- francs ~ gvutiiu,, Tor
LONDON. I15.3O Con-Ol- jTis money pials
for 1874 Do.
I0NDON Nov. Ii O.. MI. =. hands four ana itt
ptT IU6ta 1868. los Tenn .'s, cou'"n 'o'2i
c RAILWAY slIIc., 49, The amount Ton gone iylo
ENGLAND on balance today = tS9b rams nj
vices 0uOte nVr pei cent rrutc 90 ~ lu ccnuLoi
for the accoru silver quoted 10 IA once 4
BgEIiN N0V The .tatI1rui a. tir imfrrN bant OF
Germany shows iu specie o.. dlVtOOJ marks
PAgIS NOV ll.-INcnauEs ~" l"uIou, - udnCs 80 con-
ffrraa fore ieeEa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-12
THE STATE OF TRADE.

EUROPEAN MARkEIN.
LIVERPOOL Nov. H. Pork-Essten dul az 30; Western
dali az A. Cumberland Cut dull Al tbE short
RIB dull at 3i Long Clear duh az 80 6di Short Clear
dull at 81 I'D Hams-LonR Cur dul at 40, ShOnhleTs
du ~ 20 Cd Bee-lndis du IO Extra Mess steady
an 90; Primo Mess, market bare. Iard-Pr1me Western
dull ri 339d Tallow-PrIIno Ciiy steady 81. Tur-
pentine-Spirits dull at %. Rosin-tommon dull at 9li
Fine dull at 10. ClUoss-Amencan Choice dun at Al Lard
nII dUII al 80 Four-Extra State steady az ~. Wheat
No spring duh Cd No. 2Spring stea'y at 3D., new
Winter New Western steady at New southern sieay at
"a Corn old Mixed soft dull AZ p G Prime New Mixed
eteady at "a. Cotton seed Oll-Gelow American. dhu
AZ 30 Rosiu Common London, at Iurpebtine
Sps nj London steady at I'd Receipts Of Wheat for the
mast week: Atlantic ports 10000 qrs from PACING ports,
1850 q-. from other sources l750 qrs CORD 2oooO gs
IIyFRPOOI, ll-l:3O m-Bac0D sued per cWt lot
Long Clear Mindless ard u Cd for short Clear Middl.s
LONDON Nov IL $3.50 NJ Refined Petroleum 7sa7 lad.
ner gallon spirits Turpeune, 81 Sd AL 90. cw
LONDON, Nov. ll5;5O m-Calcntta Linseed. 9IodG+Si
per ar. LInseed. &2J l6'Gs26 per ton.
ANrwERP Nov ll-retTOleum, ~ francs Tor nne pale
American Lard closed at 81 forms per 90 kiOs.
HAMBUKG, Nov ll.-Lard ooeed III 80 marks per 100 D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-12
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BUFFALO, Nov llFour quiet aud steady sales Of about
900 bills at the following quotations city Ground No
spring. 80 IS 50 No Spring SO 1888 70 Amber 80 20
ass White Winter, IS aO0 50 New Process, 81 23dS
RYE Flour t3aS3 so Western No. spring $685. 90 No
Spring. 81 500 50 BsEeTs 80 25dsG25 Amber $3.50 0O
White Winter 50 5OdS6 New Process Sass Rye. S3 21
90 Buekwhea 81 20 per cwt Wheat In fair inquiry for
Spring grades Winter dull and in very light inquiry sales OF
1900 bush. No Duluth on private terms 800 bush
Sample SpIing 81 ac Corn STEADY aud In fairly active De
sales OF $1,000 bush. No Western, fO2ci 5000
bush. Ale; 1000 bush sample Western in los o921
Oats quiet quoted, Western BE state retal, 290
3ic Rye nomnsly IS. for state and Western Barley
dull and unsettled quOtable Canada, 40 b at e3cdsl 20
II 10 81 1881 20 Bright DO a. % state, soc u, col
weight considered alt Ia fairly active
from STATE 81 1881 70 Canada 81 l6gSl 30 aeoordns
Of sale Min Feed ana higher IN goou ue
mand Coarse slsas3 Fine, slsdsI4 Fins Cd slsSsiS
Rye Feed xl3 per seed quiet quoted, Clover - ou
large IS Iimothy 81 IOGsl Is. Highwnes quoted city
Made 81 6sasi 90 demand light Other articles unchanged
tHICAGo Nov ll.-Plour steady and unchanged Wheat
quiet steady and shade gwer No Red Winter So &c
bid cash 81 &c. Deeenbor No Chicago spring, oOsc
cash 81 Ese BID December s2ae BID January no CHI
caqo Spring 7OaG7lc Rejected 6Oc Corn quiet and weak
ale CASH sc bid Deceaber and January Rejected soc
OATS steady and unchanged l9sc nd cash " Sc Deeen;
her; lg4c January Rejected l6sdlOSs Rye steady aad
UNCHANGED, 45c Harley heavy and psnic declined 1ei
i6e December Pork steady, ~ 20 essh; ~ 1oSss wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-12
GorporaIlon Noilles.

FINANCE DEPARTMENT, BUREAU FOR TIN CoLIEcTIoN1
Nsw.YoRk, Nov. /. 1878
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.-NOtice is hereby
~ given all persons who have Omitted their taxes
year 1873 10 the Receiver Of Taxes tina; unless
same pad him his office before the lat day
per will be collected on all taxes re
unpaid thai day. and cent Ia addition thereto
All remaining unpaid the 18th day OF Decemoef
next -.
s.s. 2 n m "a n m MARTIN y. MCMAHON.
~ Receiver VI Taxes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-12

San YRAycisco CLOSING rlacgs or myN1 sTcEs.

Sierra Nevada opened at 1915, touched 200, and
closed at 1S9
Government bonds were in smart demand again
today at full prices the reaction in London hav-
ing no influence in the home market. We annex
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-12

HORSE MARKET.

UTICA " Y. Nov 1l-Today G.4OO boxes OF Cheese we're
sold oaS'c. 5000 commissioned average price, Sac;
I.oJ{,, nrisa ( L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-12
pipioeno Notlres

rrHE BODIE GOLD MINING COMPANY
4 have declared DIVIDEND of ONE DOLLAR per share.
l4th inst Office Room No 3stoc Exchange.
san FrsncIsco CAL Nov. 3, 1873. WM. H. LENT Secy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-12
TgE MONEY MARKET.

..,,r,IL Export ~. y. STOCK ExcHAE0E SALES
NI4'4A MONDAY HOV. II, 1873
CONVENIENT SToOK DEPARTMENT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-12
financial.

4 1.-THE MINING RECORD.
" 81 BROADWAY,
o only paper in the Unet states that gives full Latest
accounts from all great gold aud silver mines Of America
year Orders executed for mining stocks Inior.
NATION free
CHICAGO AND EASTERN ILLINOIS.
" CHICAGO, 81. PAVLAND MINNEAPOLlS BONDS
OR SCRIP, BOUGHT AND SOLD.
y. r.. TItOW BRIDGE.
Eanber aud Broker, Broad-st. New-fork.
GAS STOCKS & CITY R.R. Worsc aud ElytO
Osjocks & Bonds bought K sold. FTHEWITI, Bro9dst:
Gas STOCKS.
All NewYork End Brooklyn Gas stocks and also all kinds
GEO. H.. PHENTTSS
80 Broad ST., y. V.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-12

ToaI bush ..--...... V-''UJ IUUTVI ''I--T" I-7''V
The following were the rece pts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day, az re-
ported by telegraph:
uccripf. Shipments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-12

,,,er cAII--lOla O'CLOCK A. NJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-11-12

SkIOND
louisiana Con IS
6.OOO.. 7S
Dist OF Col 3-G5s
Registered
1000. ..... 774
M& ~ + - Isl
1000. ..-...l22
Nil & 81 e & NJ
DIVISION
G,OOO-.....1O7h
Merits g. Es rs II
LOCO .......l0O
Deny'r & Grande
LIST ~
. 1.OOO.....- SO7s
Ohio & Mi-s. con Il
5000. =
Chic aud y " Con
comp G Bs
5000. b3 104 3
Union Pacific Isl
i.UO1........lOI4
Union Pac II l. e
6.GOO........lO51s
Cent Pacific l. q
1000 ..--.. 81 4
Can Southern lstG
1000. .....-. "A -
n J Cent Cony A.
12,ODO...-..-. OS4
Alton & I III LIST
1000. -. -.l09
TOl & WRb con con
OK Coupon
1.OOO...--... %
I. OOO.....--- %
SALks IRON gag
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-13

msn.-S. u 7.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-13
SECRETARY sHERMAN's RE.
PORT.

Secretary Sherman has been engaged
for some days in collating information
TO be incorporated into his forthcoming
annual report to Congress. He has had
several conferences with tho officers at
the head OF the financial bureaus OF the
department. including the Treasurer OF
the United States and the Comptroller
OF tho Currency. In view Of the ap-
proIimation Of specie resumption and
his firm determination to carry this i'm
portant financial measure to a full con-
summation, he will give a retrospect OF
what has been accomplished. and CON-
bat the positions taken by the anti.re-
sumptionists and the soft money men.
that his policy has been and will DO
ruinous to the economic interests Of the
country. In addition to this. his gen.
sral observations upon the financial in
terests and future Of the country will be
OF great value as setting forth this vital
question in m official and authoritative
form. He will also expose the fsllacy
OF fat money and tho intsrminabls CO.
lamities to every interest OF the country
which would follow the success Of the
sreenbaek heresy. lie does not pro.
pose. IL Is stated. to urge additional leg.
islation TO enable him TO carry out the
Resumption Act. as he regards
tho question settled. and before such
q measure could pass specie payments
will have been reached. He enters very
deliberately into tho discussion Of the
silver question. and will show that in
resumption this metal will figure as q
prominent factor in connection with
gold in the future monetary operations
OF the country. He will explain the
grounds for his action in keeping the
amount OF coinage down to the minimum
amount required by law. He will also
show that there will be an ample supply
OF coin in the vault OF the treasury to
meet all possible demands. and he 70
CARDS the doubts manifested in some
quarters OF his inability to hold his own
against probable combinations OF specu.
lators as without reasonable foundation.
In regard to the national banks he will
establish the fact that they will be in
condition to cooperate with the Govern
msnt In its carrying out Of existing
statutes. as they are now in possession
Of ample means to that end.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-13
NOW roR JusrICE.


Rutherford d. Hayes. President Of
the United States. has shown that be Is
o man who has only to sec his duty in
order to do il. He has tried concilia-
ton toward the Southern States for two
years. The result has been that the
Rsdshirts and Rifle Clubs have taken
possession Of Louisiana aud South Car
olina. and all over the South Republi.
caus are practically denied the right Of
suffrage. Mr.. Hayes has determined
that his experiment has been sufficiently
tested. and that 1t has failed to produce
the results intended. He now an
nounces the end Of the Cancellation peri.
cd, and the beginning Of the era Of Law
and justice. This determination will be
hailed with rejoicing all over the land.
Republicans in the South will take
courage anew. and creep from their
holes, into which they have been driven
by rebel bayonsts. When this genera
ton Of traitors has disappeared in the
South. the policy OF Cancellation will
be in order. Until then. the rights Of
Republicans. white AMI black. must be
protected by the strong arm OF the Gov.
eminent.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-13
Not a Fraud.

Yesterday when a b~enzineish. looking
man entered q saloon on Grand River
street and stated that he felt like having
q shake OF the ague. the bartender
coldly replied that he might have four
Of them for all he cared.
81 have no money and I must have q
drink Of gin or q shake Of the ager,"
continued the man.
"No money. no GIN"
"Have you no heart 2" appealed the
stranger.
"Yes. sir ; but It's ten years since I
saw u man with q shake and I shall
really enjoy your performances. Please
let me know when the show begins"
"It-it (shiver) will begin (shiver)
right off I" stammered the man. and
Il did. His lips turned blue. his hands
grew cold. and he shook. At the FIRST
shake 4 brick fell from one Of his coat.
pockets. At the next an eggplant was
shaken from another. In about a min.
ute be shook down four onions, an
empty oyster can. a ball Of string. two
new pie.tins, a stove-handle and about
twenty cigar. stubs. Whore they came
from NO one could see. but every SILVER
was accompanied by q rattle and din.
"Got II pretty hard" remarked the
saloonist.
"This Is only tho b-b-bsginning !"
shivered the man, as he backed up TO
the stove. There was no fire in II, and
the pipe was shaken down In q minute
In the confusion two tables were upset
and . decanter knocked of the counter,
and a free fight ensued between Eve or
six men. When peace reigned the nan
with the ague was found on q barrel
outside. shaking 80 that tho iron hoops
ratified.
"You scoundrsl |" shouted the 50.
loonist.
Don't I s.shake 2" inquired the
man. "snd c.can I help s-shakins 2"
"You have damaged mo fifty dollars
worth Z" ~
I'm sorry. but didn't l war; you.
and d.didn't you want to see the per-
performance Do you 'spose I'm a
fraud. and that Lego round pepper
forming for nuthin ? Fifty dollars Is
my l.lowest figger. sir. and ] s-some-
times got q hundred l"-Detroa Free
Press.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-13
srArIsrIcs-

The statistics issued at short inter
walls by the Treasury Department fur
nish cumulative evidence Of the remark.
able excess OF exports over imports OK.
hibited by our trade in merchandise.
and Of the exactly opposite condition Of
affairs discovered in our dealings with
the outside world in tho matter Of coin
and bullion. II appears that the excess
OF exports over imports OF merchandise
for September was $40. 525. 2G7. an
amount greater by s5.0Oo.O 900 than the
excess for the corresponding month in
1877. For the longer period the In
crease is still more striking. In the
nine months ending September 30. 1873.
the total excess OF exports over imports
was s2o9. $50 .is7. asains. s5i.4GO. 33i
for the corresponding nine months in
1877. This increase Of the difference
between the sales and purchases Of msr.
ehandise Of course shows itself in the
cash account Of the nation. More gold
and silver by 1928. 703 was imported
than exported in September. For the
nine months ending September 30. 1878.
the imports Of coin and bullion exceeded
the exports by s32l. 900. while for the
corresponding nine months Of that year
the excess OF exports over imports was
S2i. zoo. $50. The condition OF affairs
indicated by the foregoing figures is far
from discourasing to q nation which
needs a large amount Of ready money to
meet debts that will soon fall due.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-11-13
4 c
Hsw the New Yosk Clearing Heuss
Proposes 60 Aid Secretary shsr.
inan 20 Resume on she First Of

Hsw the New Yosk Clearing Heuss
Proposes 60 Aid Secretary ahsr.
IMAM 10 Resume ON she First oi
January.
NEW YonK. Nov. 1.-THE Clearing
House Association holds q private SEES.
sion this afternoon TO consider the re-
port OF the committee which recently
had q conference with Secretary Sher-
man. Resolutions will be introduced
calling upon the different New York
banks to aid tho Secretary In removing
the present premium on gold. so that re-
sumption Of specie payments may be q
settled fact before the time fixed by law.
The Clearing House to-day decided
upon the following plan Of action after
January I. 1879. First-To decline re-
csiving gold coin as special deposits. but
to accept and treat them only as lawful
money. Second-To abolish special OF.
changes OF gold checks at the Clearing
House. Third-To pay and receive bal.
anees between banks al the Clearing
House either In gold or United States
legal tenders. fourth-To receive silver
dollars upon deposit only under special
contract to withdraw the same in kind.
Fith-Probablo payments OF balances
at the Clearing House In silver csrtif.
Gates or in silver dollars. excepting a.
subsidiary coin In small sums-say un-
der ten dollars. Sirth-To discontinue
the gold special account by notice TO
dealers that the LIST Of January next IL 10
terminate them.
Fifty banks were represented at the
meeting. which lasted an hour and q
half. Assistant United States Treasurer
Hillhouse sent Q letter submitting pro-
positions TO the effect that hereafter all
drafts drawn upon any bank represented
in the Clearing House Association OF
New York. received by the Assistant
Treasurer in that city. may DO presented
TO such bank at the Clearing House for
payment ; that hereafter drafts drawn
on the Assistant Treasurer at New York
may DO adjusted by him at the Clearing
House, and that the balance due from
the United States may be paid at his Of.
fee In United States notes or Clearing
House certificates. and that after the LIST
Of January next payment OF checks
presented TO the Assistant Treasurer by
any bank connected with the Clearing
House may Be made by him In United
States notes.
A resolution wa then passed declar-
ing that In order ~ facilitate payments
Of drafts and checks between the Treas.
urer OF the United States and the asso.
cisted banks the manager Of the New
York Clearing House Is authorized 10
make such arrangement with the Assis-
tant Treasurer a. will accomplish that
purpose through the medium Of the
Clearing House,
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New York. Nov. IA close COM
parison seems to show elected to the
next House Of Representatives eleven
Grsenbaekers. with Republican ante
cedsnts. to five Of Democratic. There
are also FIVE or SIX Independents elected
against the regular Democratic nomi.
nees. II Harolson (R~spublican) Is
elected. as some claim. the footing at
present appears to be Republicans one
hundred and thirty-two. Democrats one
hundred and thirty-two. Republican
Greenbackers eleven. Democratic Green
hackers five, Independent four. doubt
full four. the latter being two Kentucky
districts. Albright's in Pennsylvania and
Sheer Independent in Georgia. This
calculation omits Colorado. Upon the
above basis II Ia argued that Democratic
control Of the next House il far from
assured.