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Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05
War Expectsd-what Russia 0deFs 70
Turkey.

LONDON, April 2-LAtest advices
from COnSlantinSple, April let, say q
strong conviction prevails at Russian
headquarters that an AnglO.RnssiAn
war ls inevitable.
l. is reported Russia has offered 10
cancel the money indemnity aud in
crease Turkish powers over new Bul.
garla as reward for an alliance, but
these offers have not led 10 any re.
Rult,
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05
ohIo ana 1ndInna nlaoLiona.

CISCISSATI, April 2-Relurns ii
Ohio and Indians, yesterday, indicate
q light vote, especially In Ohio. Local.
questions. at issue put pOlihcs aside in
many places, In the larger towns and
clties--Clevehnd, Portsmouth, Athens,
Mt. Vernon, Delaware, Belle Fontalne,
and Cambrlge, Ohio, and IndIanapOlle
and Richmond, Indiana, the Repubh-
cans either carried the day or secured
large gains. In Columbus, DAYTON,
Hamilton, Springfield, Toledo, New.
ark, and Urbano, Ohio, the Democrats
were ahead. The National party was
defeated In Toledo, but seems to have
developed q considerable strength In
Indiana. Terre Haute was carried by
them by about one hundred majority.
The latest figures from the Cincinnati
election, with four Wards incomplete.
indicate the election Of d. Baker. Re.
publican, to the Board of Public
Works by 1900 majority; Harmon.
Democrat, Judge Of Supreme Court, by
1900 majority; Smylie, Democrat,
Clerk Of Police Court, by a small ma.
jority; Baker, Democrat, County So
lici' or, by 500 msjority. The Council
is likely to be Republican, the Board OF
Aldermen Democratic. The Nationals
developed but little strengih.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05

A LOUISIANA planter, says the Gin
cinnati Price CurreLt, who grows cot
ton extensively, has been in this city
recently for the purpose of securing a
Considerable number of farm laborers,
and he says there will be large in
cresse in farming operations In that
state this season, and that planters are
seeking large numbers Of hands from
The North.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05
IgnatieH Al Homo.

ST. PETERSBURG, April 2-lgnatitf
has arrived. The Agence Russo main
tains his mission has not failed, as he
was simply instructed to give and Ie-
ce.ve friendly explanation.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05
In Favor Of the Texas Pacific,

COLUMBUS, GA, April 2.-The City
Council passed resolutions favoring
Stephens's Texas and Pacific Railroad.
A memorial on the subject will be sent
to Congress signed by thousands Of
per:?Rs.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05
AnSrIoasS EnuaVsd Is the COolIs Trade

WAsHINGTON, April 2.--The secre.
tary Of the Navy has Official informA.
ton that American merchantmen are
dealing in the Coolle trade. The sub
ject was under consideration at the
Cabinet meeting to-day. Instructions
will be speedily prepared to prevent
further progress OF this traffic, and the
intention is 10 Vindicate the law and
prohibiting Il by the seizure of ell such
vessels. The information comss iFOm
the commanding official Of our naval
forces in the South Pacific, and the re.
port created no little comment in the
Cabinet.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05

WE call attention of our readers TO
the professional card Of Doctor c.
Beard, The well.known New Orleans
Oculist and Aurist. Doctor Beard cA1
give excellent accommodations at the
Orleans lufrmary, l42 Canal street,
New. Orleans, TO patients requiring
nnArAiions.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05

THE Camp-meeling buildings near
Crystal Springs, were recently destroy
ed by FIRE.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05
Wednesday Morning, April s.

The Pennsylvania papers are discuss.
Ing the NOtIett bell punch revenue sys-
tenn.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05

A NEGRO weman 10 on trial 10 Aber-
deem, for attempting 10 poison a family
BY putting strychnine in Q well.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05

SoME Of the papers are now urging
the idea "more corn, less cotton" We
remember tbst good long while ago
the Mississippi planterS metin COnven-
venlion aud resolved TO act on that
principle. Bot every one Of them,
thinking the thing WaS sure, went
home and put in An additional acre IN
cotton, just 10 have the bigger price
and more Of 1t, which the unanimously
adopted resolutions we're supposed sure
to bring. MOral-If you would be eff
fectlve for good, address your Argu.
mentS TO individual interests rather
than 70 the; general good.-I Holly
Springs South, -. -
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05

A LONG time ago, RatazEi wrote to q
friend, In q letter Just published: "If
any one has a prospect OF attaining the
Papal throne, especially II Ant0nelli
dies, It is Cardinal PecCi, Archbishop
Of Perugia. am prepared for such an
eventuality. Ny only hope 10 that
Plus TX. will CutllVe Antonelli, and
Pecci will not so soon have 9 chance
OF being raised to the Pontiicate. Sill,
if be were, / do not think the status
quo will, therefore, be much changed.
Pecci is a man Of incontestable worth.
He hiss much energy, and unites pleas.
ant social qualities with especially
strong administrative faculties"
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1878-04-05

"LET US prey" said Ignatief to An
drassy, q few days ago, on the other
s.Gs 81 che pOnd." U
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-28
THElsTAIE OF TRADE.


r,vYgPoor Dec y -rurk-I.,,Jern dEil AZ - Western
N =. "a I;,rou--l uneilaui cot dull - Cd short
Tinauu ~ - Lun- Gear dull a. - snort Cieaf
anil ~ "a Cd taIs-iDng dull Il 80. Shoulders
Jnii sd Rref-Inaa dull al - ES;ra ess
si,,'-vIf Ji Iu.r Moss duh at -. ilr-Pnme West
,r mi ,i ~ 30 TAlluE cry CUl 10 50 I'D Fur
,,tr. spif,t. duil -. kH-n,OmmOu steady al bi;
Fur ,iun n 10. CIoesrA mc1rsn Gh"ce Hui 10 40 Lard
INITIAL Al "a FIour-Eltra Sisis duil ~ 81. Wheat
No / Spruc market bare; No. Snrng inll ~ j.:
Ss W..Icn steady nj 90: Sew southern steady ut
a. C,ru PRIME Old Mixed soft dui NJ - So New Mixed
ann ~ "a cotton Serd UH-GeHow Amercan steady
AZ ~ o,n ~ Inutnu, dull al ASd lnrpentlhe
s,plrtts At Iouti Hteaiy 20 - Sci
VEGPool- - -lsn M. BtshdsiuHs quiet: Wheat.
az Id pr ceujs tor avrrage California White g "a a
. ia % 81 for New
aixr western r'eeIr'- 81 Wat for ~" past three
49, -, or. including 5000 American The
tlst fpr Yarns and EaDrcs Manchester h quict aud
n'c1dy. ...- ,....., - 30, -. -
InSpuy Dee &c nj a' nta Lln~eed. - til per Or
urGrrr Petroleum. 9'-aluh. pcf saL
.Nfysrr bsc. 31.-TctruI"ttn. pa francs Tor fine
ii. Amman Lard cUs.d 1874 AuriDs per - klos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-28
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH

CHICAGO Dee 27.-Tbr BrprerS Jpra' re. orGs: Hoes
EcerutS - 600 head. Market dfil gnt lower; Chico
HcLyy. - 5OGS2 b. Lgt. - J"9F2 co. Mixed. - 40
~ 81
Cam Rrccirts $500 head siiomrnts 800 mead.
Ma kt eady Choirr Shpaug 81 - 5OGsJ p; Ntoln
Grades sal easy. ~ ~ 0r Siuckef' ~ 5000 drAhd
al - 4uGk2 20: Eutch,r-' slow Tcysns, :" 81
SHEEr-frrsipis IJOJ head; shipments, 90 head.
Market ST. niger ut - 1oHr4.
81 L0tIe. Dee n ATI In good demand for shipping
Grades ana Iffurr Chor" U"INv Fat steers 81 -
a. tIs ne ~ .. export grades DO Llgnt, - 5udrb 20
Native Kdtrr.ts ~,rrs - 1j0Sf % Cows anq itl eis
y - turl.fci Texans, sass 30 CG!oraCcS, ~ p
Gsi Ir.uug steers. - -jHt3 10 Rec pts i" Lead
-hiVWCuts. - head. 49, ..--.., 80 -, IT.
no..-~t~aiy Light shipping, ~ 3jdS2 So ia King.
Jucf- 10 Butchers {" Fancy, q tJRs- 40 H'e'IrlS
1000 head shipu.riig. ~ hetd. .,,.
ady the ig supry demand fallen on tal'
10 Good SU.s Choice ~ lara a. iJ0ro 20 httel'S
hnah slnnnnnts mono.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-28

As was naturally expected, the local money m,T-
ket was rcverish during the week. and II rs likely
fn continue 80 for some time. On Government
bonds tine range OF rates on call was 10 ., Whl'e
ON miscellaneous collateral D was the lar rate,
with moi iii de doing H. hioh rs z, and IRON tnat
mat down 70 2loa3 III exceptional instances. Inc
best comm rciai paper seals at 4@1 anu
exchange on New-York remains as last quo'tu'
line United States treasurer at Washington w.
day received 100000 National bank notes in d re-
do,optiop The customs receipts were SJ@U'uuV1V'
and The internal revenue receipts S2o5,OOt. Inc
following Is The Clearinghouse statement to-day
(urrencv exchanges, %56,l2e. loo; cnrIehoS o o.i
anrcs, S.},UlT,3Sl; god exchanges 9''fl''oo''
U JhS london Stock Exchange, British consols
were on tie advance, and United states securltlrs
irregular more GrmnesS beng observed IN ihr
Anerican railway securities. The week was broken
hT two nolIda,s Bar silver closed at 1S'lGi' th,
onuce Enrdsh standard. At the meeting al ne
drectors, The Bank If England rate OF interest was
maintained nj per cent, against Oh the nguhe ~
whrh tbrce.monhs bulls are discounted in the ONT
sIJe marker. The sum of tgII 900 bullion went
INTO the bank during the week. bu' the proportion
of reserve 10 liabilities fell from 2s's per csnt I5S,
week 10 273,. To-day The bank gdlned tlOoOuo
.ou BALANCED The following are the mghesi ana low
est prices Of securities for the week, and the closing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-28

,,.yrn,, Der oT-l23O .. m.-COton in good demand ;
A, NM Tnisud. ~: Middlns ORLEANS 81 I'D sales, TO-
m,u"e ding 600 bales for speculation export
Useits 500 balos 600 Dale American futures
So 81 higher uplands Low Ni1 ilnK eL,se December de
I'D. also JsIsd do February asa h.reh GenYery 5l
NV dsyorv 55sd do, May aud June delivery I'D also
5iSaqd; do jane and July delivery, 1'lgli DO
Sale. Of the weeS, $4,000 bales American, 27,6uO
800 n,scnalors took 600 bales exporters took a.
ma IIes forwarded from tho ships slGo direct 60 spnuer
900 Daes actual export 10000 baes total receipts 5000
,siss American 2y doc bales total stock, $4,000 bales
AMERICAN 200 900 hales amount Of Cotton snos $4,000
baIes; American. 27DOOO bales. - - . -,
IvHRPooi, Dec. .145O D. nIhe safes OF COttoh tohay
included 4, 400 bales Anercan
IIvKal.oOI 27-5 mL--C0ftOn, futures strong
iands Middng elanse February ana March delivery
5Is,.d; do, March aud April delivery, 1ls I'd.
BAITIHoKE. Dec 91-Cottou hrmer Middhng, 94e.t Low
Ahdling sac; Good Ordinary ss net receipts Oi Dsles
5b6 bar. exports Great Britain. 3g6 bale-
Wise bales sales 4bs bales spnnefs $50 bales SOCK
5 bales weekly net receipts los bales gress loss bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-28

!, ALL sneculatlon ia better represented by
- Of only $1,000 shares of
~ cbore an amount for that stock which
nroe,v represents a fair days business when the
,,,o,teti s really moderately active. The greatest
not;y;tv was in the specialties-the Northwest and
G. PAM stocks which were well sustained as 20
,,r,ca and show fractional advances over the rates
IS = week ago and in the coal stocks, which are all
,,a, because of the collapse of the coal combina-
to,, and tho little or no present prospect of any
arrangement being made to control the trade OF
1879.
Erie s,ao was marked feature of the week,
;ts price adyancng 2os per cent. and at the end
showing q reaction Of only l. per cent from best
nrices. IL seems likely that some enthusiasm may
he excited in this stock over the completion OF ITS
narrow gauge and the good showing made by ITS
late martial report. At all events upon this basis
the stock is beng persistentIy hulled" But Tor
those who buy stocks for the purpose OF receiving
dividends INSTEAD OF realizing pIOht IN the mar
ket, il may be vel TO at tIrtner devei"phe ,
and 10 learn what the amount of debt OF the new
company vii be after II has been settled.
OF Inc snerbIll railroad stocks, Canada SOU heru
aud Uarle n show az adva zee fOI the week, Lake
Shore aad Michigan Central decline of u ana Is
per cent T. specuyely, anI central ana hHdson -
without change after total TRANSACTIONS amounting
to only $50 lare>. IHe ggregste ira src'luhN III
Western Iulon were 80, 800 shares within nhCIu-
atloB OF llS ger CEN, win the hhal pro az l'e
bip est Tor me week, and It 81 adVaHCe ol 4 pr
cent over the urire II week ago SIt'"g'' Dui
i'm n AID Quincy. and Chicago and ROcA lSidn-
are ~ ana bs pei cent respectively hEhtr Wan -
week AZ r: W iDtsI y PIT celt and lach nc MAI 3
per cent lower. The tran saCj OnS ana changes al
the reina nder Ot the last were TOO IhSlgLiAt' 10
require COMMENT.
f,p tgr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-28
Current auotations are as annexed:
In state bonds, Louisiana consols were again the

In State bonds, Louisiana consOls were again the
feature, ranging from 71a70, with sales to-day AZ
7Ol2Q70ls. There is yet nothing dehnltey
known in regard 10 the payment OF the January M
terest Tennessee 6s, new SERIES sold at 30~Zoi2
GD297s. ,...
CITY bank stocks were again devoid OF interest
fo-day's sales covering Bank OF RcpuDHc (i"] ~
S2lo and Bank of Ntw-Yori tl5) at 120.
Tne business in railroad bon IS during inc week
was large and an active demand was note1 ioT tnc
hrst-class issues concerning the saIety ol WHICH
tere i, no possible ubi. Io-Gay me tIaSacIiolS
were LARGEST in Canada southern lTstS AT Io9 1913
II PAM 6vsts at 1872, suking funds 40 lOl y la
1 rose Division at no. ]. and NJ. DIVISION at 1902
and C. and ". DIVISION at 110l2 Northwest Goh
bonds at 1929 Kansas and Texas hr,ts at 1O4d L
seconds at 1884, Elevated first al l03, Alton ana
Ierre Haufn seconds preferred at S2a SSA ana All
tie bonds of the Pac fc coast roads at iuli prices
Gold pTetty steadily declined through me snaleS'
of fractions I'll tie week. Unih yesterday theIe
were actual transactions Ut par through the
gOld-clealiug department OF the Bank OF tle
s ate of NeU-Y0rk; but to-day the premium
was lG. all day. perhaps owing to De
maud Tor cash gold tat changes the rate
from pcr cent Tor carrying. which IT was yeStei-
day to per cent for rs use. The Assistant treas
nrer paid ont duriI the week ~, S2j,OOO con ~
terest and 1882 700 IN redemption OF called bOnGs'
itc,uslyc Of 81 900 900 and S13O,3OO t0-tay' ne
DAYS bnsip. s. of the gOid-cl'anng department. OF
tie Bank OF the ale of Nev-10rk covered: Cold
ce;.. eu ~, 123,0OO; gold Balances Si4o'Voo' cui-
r,ucr balances, 81 l1.Ooo. ii,
FOREIGN exchange quiet and became weak
toward the close with reduction III rates, as iol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-28
rrROPFAN FINANCIAL MARKETs

LONDON Dec PIP 3ODmConsois 949 money. 9iIi
for the account bonds four and hall cent? TOO
Ten fortes 1922 En- Railway shares 2O2 do preferred,
80 New ersey Central 81
InNDoy Dec n s.: o y. m.-The bullion in the Bank Of
Enoand mas Increased g4 900 during the 1he
PROPORTION Of The OF England reserve to liability. which
iast week was gSA per cent, 10 now 27S per cent
LONDON Dec 273:4o D. m Inc amount OF bullion gone
into the Bank Of England balance to-day Is si6OO0U.
IosDoN. IA in.-ConsOls- 9ils tor both money
and T. bonds 1868 l0Ili New nyes lUSSI
Railway shares preferred 3J Pennsylvania Central
32 Pans Svces quote hVe pol cent rses Ut ll3 francs
for tbs account.
PARIS pee 27-Exohange London. 30 francs 80 cen.
fare cheek
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-28
THE MARK ETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Pe, NORTH Racer. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

FRIDAY, Dec. II, 1873.
AsHEs-In small demand steady Potts. &C.; Pearls 5''2
&c. -. ,,,..,.-. -, e..,-
BROOM CoRN-Quiet without new features
CANDLES Quiet, unchanged; hondaI deuahdb ialen on
HlCCORY-UnchaDgrd. -..-. -
COAIAutTecite IN somewhat beef ble AT " - 20
per ton by BtumBOus duh, unchanged
COCOA-Unchanged. ~
COFFEE Rio active. and &c higher, hales, 1000
Iask" 100 City Of Para 5 Pex 'L9paee"
$50 NORMAL" private terms IN NeWOft ans 5000
BAG sold priv ate tcrs ia quiet steady Quotations
Msracabd, L9d GLc Iagna' rs l4dl6c Sayanlla lJ2g
lie; Rca l5dl7 &c; 81 Domingo Ia Boz Rio Ordi
nary caIgoes y 4ci Far l4caliAe; Cool l5aIbAc5
Prime. 16afalBl Santos. Fair TO Good Ii adl9c.
COOPERAGE sToCK-steay. moderate sale.
CORDAGE Unchanged, quiet.
COTTON Spots" 9c higher quiet sales 900 bales
Of which l5l last ming Including $50 for consnmpton
speculation Of the above 10 % arrive deb vered
100 bales Tuesday and Thursday. Receipts at
the porte 22jl6 bales against 976l bales same day last
24b15 sam6 day last total since September
25G- 24s bales against 23i5.227 same time last year
OplaDns. N. u'Ds. Tefas
ordinary ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 7ss "a ia
Sr1et Oralnarf oi6 oe o,ts
o-'h
etflot Good ordinary. et
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-28
BLAMED.
Good Ordinary: ......... q. Low Mlddiing.

s.ri1r GOOD ordnarv AZ Middiins 9s
Futures excited cosln % % points higher sales
large sales Tuesday after mJanuary BIC, 92l a2.
92s; Feoruarv 945 a44 March 81 $50. 95s April 30
g73, "A Nav, 9SN $50 Jane g9S July. lOOS August
To- total g. 40 bales sales today Up TO nJanaary
ga, 80. H5 952 80, O. 4, 955. 957 9S9 9Go 9cI
february, Dos 900 96G 9.Gg 9sz. s5e eo ga "a a32
9s2. $50, 9.7g s.sl, 9s1 9.sS: 9.S4 9.o2 MeIeh.
S az as '7e 9S2 ss sSs SS o ~ S5s SSs
sSG oso. Sai. sSS ss6 6e7 $50 eS5 esd Soc SSs
zoos 1909 % os, 1905, io,e ZOOS icg7 iSio' Max
I02i 1918 10 20 lois 1922 lG.21 1920. 1925, lO2Z
June, 1923 1929, 1923, 1927, 1870, 1872 iu5i iu3
1887 total. $1,000 bale. grand total 70 100 lses a'Is
Call-January 60 9jr: February, ga 9I5 March, -;
April. 1908 1000: May lO.lC iOl7 Jnne. o29i July
1884 ld3t; toiGl. 10000 baes Secnn Ca-Jannary 20
$50; February, a7J. a.77, 976: March, 9g2 9N9, g.a
9s7 An1l 1000 Angnst lods o'a 200 n N, mr.
80 ass 9S7 Aprl 1000. 1000; Nay, 1913 l0l Jhn
lO2s, 1922 O2l July. 1887 lO3b August V4o' 4o'ii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-28
1oal shares gold for the week o.

Except 40 624 shares of Delaware, LackawaHna
and Western ock aud 22.140 shares of Erie stock
sold the transactions in any one stock to-day did
not reach to the amount OF 10000 shares. WIN
the exception in addition of 800 shares OF North
west common stock and $500 shares Of Central of
New-Jerscy stock, the transactions IN 40 other
stock reached TO the magnitude OF 5000 shares.
from the total transactions of the day, leaves on
81, 800 shares Tor the remainder OF the llsi,
and makes it unnecessary 10 remark that
to-dav's stock market was dull and without
feature. Inc North west and ST. Paul stocks, how
ever. were sustained as to prices. The coal snares
were responsive IN their frequent fluctuations 10
numerous and contradictory rumors IN regard to
the proceedings to-days meeting of the Board of
Control, but were decidedly heavy when the truth
became kn iwn. Erie was firm and advanced from
2Ol2 TO 210207s The dealings and fluctuations Ill
lther stocks were small and not worthy OF note.
The market closed too duI to be characterized
Is either firm OF weak
THE STOCK MARKET.
Asrsportsd bytse Gold and stock telegraph Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK Dec. 27.-DEEyEs-Eresh arrivals, Ss Cars
aT7 beads0 Jersey City and al GOtst Total
sncs SATURDAY, against $40 head for the
,onding time Nos,ock arrived from Huff
ao but abatement OF the s9rm has allowed the railroad
10 IN running condition, and 10
expeeea two through trains viii reach
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-28
r1nsINa rK1cEs OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
San FRAscisCo CLOSING PRICES OF MINING STOCKS

price.
Government bonds were not particularly active
during the week either at the Stock Exchange or
nj the offices of the private dealers, either in the
way Of speculation or Investment. In tone they
were weak on the 5-20s Of 1867 IN consequence OF
the heavy daily subscriptions 10 the new per cent
bonds warranting the expectation that refhldng
will go ON SO rapidly that the Secretary of the
Treasury on the first Of the year will authorize
first call for this issue OF $4,000, 000 The an
nexed table showst tue daily subscriptions received
at Washington for per cent bonds:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-28
exports to ore., Britain sac bales. con.twss $50 Oalss

exports to Great Britain 500 bales constwise icV oss
sales l719 bales spnnefs. b90 bales ,,,., o, aoar
CHARLESTON Dec 27Cotton frmer Middiins.
Low Kidding 90; Good Ordinary ssgS &C. ~ se
ss5 bales exports 70 Great riialn 3ees sass eeSly
net receipts 1927 hal.s exports 70 Great Bf a
bales 10 France. 3492 baes 20 COMMENT osoSo oae''
coastwse, ,7gS bales. sales. o. 100 bales -
GALVESTON, 81 Cotton quiet; Nlodng oSnS NV
Middiing. se Good Ordinary 7ae pet reeeipis IIss
bales: gross 334S bales exports coastwise az oaos
sale 935 bales stock i62 bales weekly mel r e
1899 bales: gross 10 1873 bales; exports 70 Grtat
$3.50 bales 10 France o92 bales TO tho Continent Lsoo
bales; coastwise, 9,3I6 bales; sales 70 - bales
MOBILE, 27-Uotton active and hfln Mddinf. S.se;
Low Mid9lng SAc; GoOd Ordinary 7 net receipts 800.
Bales exports the Continent LOCO hlS coaswse oSo
bales sales bales 76 90 bales; weekly mel re-
eeIpt l94Ss Great Britain - 20 oaes;
10 the Continent 1860 baesi coastwise. s3Js oales se
IL OcO baIes -,
NEwORiEASE. Dec 27.-Cotion active and high r MIC.
,ing 9e NLddlinR $50: a. OrslHary, sac: net
receipts 1928 bales 775S bales exports 70 Great
BrIta. bales o1astwis 67 bales: sat lo9Oo OARS
3i4 701 bales weekly net receipts l bales gross
s62l bales exports Great Britain 902S bales 10 France
4524 bales 20 the Continent 6bA4 baSs coastwise iooi
bales sales. 300 bales. 49,,
SAVANNAH Dee 27.-Cotton firm Mdding, &C.; Low MID
ding S2f. Ordinary fuceIptS s3.S Daies
expo 1852 bales the Continent l5Jo
bArs coaswse 4l2 bales: sales 300 bales stock S440o
1913 bales gross 70 Ss cales
exports SBG7 bales; 10 the Continent
3.225 bales coastwlse 70OO balesi sales s7OO Daes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-28

but the ong-date low-rate-of-interest bonds were
strong Tne market to-day was dull and without
prices for the week. and the closing sales to-day
and O week ago:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-28

The following are the imports of dry goods at the
port of New-York for the week ending to-day and
Since January /, as compared with previous years:
For the week: lSl6. ILL., l5fH.
Thrown market Us okS doJ'ooI sSo'ool
Since Jan. ! 1:
the port ~ 33S,192 lIblObOz l53b2,lt5
Thrown market. 80. 1908 76Ollbo6 1IJ82,Ob3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-28

NOTICE.-The undersigned, trustees under
~ the land teage OF Central Pacfc Railroad Com
pany made trustees Tor IA bondb0iders ana DARED
The Of ober 1870 her BY give notice that
they hold huuGrcd thUusiu0 liars iSlUOOuO In gold
coin with which, with the terms Of SAID mort
OF sa bonds a. Sla 40
of lowest prc les, han the par value thereof
the srCnder If bonds VIII be received M the
OF Of the Irus ets c0rnr ami TOwHseudss in
Francisco Cant mia until the 18TH day OF
January. 4. u. 1879. san Francisco, Dec. s. Is =.
=. w 50 DERSON,
dl4ayiWS OBJ. QUINN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-12-28

an. whole market to-da

The W hole market to-day was quiet In Paris inc
= ner cent French renies ranged between ll2SO
and 1870 francs. closing ~ 1l3; against l2.3'
week ago. Sgnt exchange on London closed az
o. a the prIce week ago having been 23.3i
and as high AS 25.35 on tuesday. a Berlin dispatch
sta les thai the Imperial Bank OF Germany during
fine week reported Il decrease OF S.2OO,OOO marks.
The gross earnings Of the following railroads are