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The New York herald., 1879-11-30

Money on call ruled at D per cent. per cent being
the highest rate paid and per cent the closing rate
The bank statement showed an increase Of $s65, $50
in surplus reserve. and the banks now hold
s7271.525 in excess of legal requirements.
The following shows the condition of the New
York city banks this week. compared with LAST
The New York herald., 1879-11-30
A GALLANT CREWS REWARD.

Captain Gaspare @. 1vancich. of the Austrian bark
Rebus. has received a communication from the Life
Saving Association to the following eifect;-
This association have heard with much satisfaction
of the the 81 OF November, inst. by your
self and by those under your command OF six mon,
the ouly survivors remaining on the wreck or the
schooner Petrol. OF New Bedford Your humanity
in promptly doing all in your power to rescue the
sufferers from a terrible death aud in ministerna
kindly and careiu ly to their wants aboard of your
vessel. IN gratefully recognized IL affords us much
pleasure to exprcss our high commendation OF your
conduct, and, with your permission. to present to
those of your ships company who perilled their
lives ia manning the boat and obeying your COM
mands a sum of money as a testimonial OF our ap-
probation OF their heroic service.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. %, 1879.
Pork-Prime moss Eastern steady at sos. prime mess,
Western, steady at 54s steady mt
3s short rib steady ut 36s long clear steady
short clear steady at 36s Sd HamsLong steady
3os. Shoulders steady at 23s. Beef-Inda mess none
In market; extra mess dull at loss; prime mess
frmer at S2s Lard-Prime Western dull at 37s
I'd. Tallow-Prime city dull and nominal at 39s
Turpentine-spirits dull at 30s RosnCommon duh at
D. 3D. fine steady at It's CheeseAmcrcan choice steady
CAS- Lard oil dull ut 40s FlourExtra steady
30s. Wheat-Spring No. 3 dull ut los Oh, No. 90 dull
ut los 3D. winter Western STEADY at lis 3D.. do
Southern steady at lis 4d Corn-Mixed hrmer 5s 9d
Cottonseed OIL Yellow American. in market
Rosin-Common. at London. steady at 5s. Cd Turpen-
tine-Spirits. at London, dull at 29s I'd.
LONDON, Nov. 20, 1879.
At meeting Of the refners of reenock
resolved reduce the output by 1000 per
week tor the three weeks In conjunction with the
London Liverpool and Bristol redners The leading linen
of Fotar and Brechin have issued price
lists of three weeks ago.
BREMEN, Nov. 20, 1879.
American lard closed at 42ls marks per ITO lbs
HAvRE. Nov. 20, 1879.
American lard closed at 5of. per SO klos
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Philadelphia stocks closed at the following quota

The foreign commerce OF the port for the week
was as follows:-General merchandise imports.
S5.736.754; produce exports, 81 .G63. 1877
The total imports since January S304. GAS 036,
against $2657l9.o03 for the period last year.
and 1921 .4s0. .26S in 1871.
The total exports of produce since January this
year were $50. against S3l4 for the
corresponding period last year. and $263 in
1877.
loaned up to per cent
The following despatch from the West gives the
movement of grain at the leading points there to-
of wheat. 96. 800 bushels;
shipments. 6.l0o do; receipts of corn. 1900 do;
shipments. none. Chicago-Recepts Of wheat.
$3.50 bushels; shipments 27.45T do; receipts of
corn, 357. COG do; Shipments 17.479 do.
At the Mining Board to-day business was again very
dun. The following were the sales:-
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NEW HERALD SUNDAY l879-QUNTUPE
FINANCIAL.

SourHERN LADY. FINANCIALLY EMBARRAssED.
oie.s nue. farlor Floor and Board party advancing
months rent URGENT station r.
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The following were the opening quotations for
mining stocks at San Francisco to-day Gould Il
Curry. 7A; Chollar. 73S Ophir. 49, Hale Norcross,
l3; Crown Point. 21a Yellow Jacket. 1917; Belcher,
AZ Imperial. q Virginia Consolidated, 51S; Cali
fornia AZ: Best Belcher. 15,S; Union solidated.
46s; Alpha. 9a; Sierra Nevada, S7li; Mexican. 2OA;
Silver Hill. N; Original Keystone $40; Justice. ~
Julia. IA; Utah. 151s; Alta. 35s Bechtel. 1 Segre-
gated Belcher II; Mono. ~; Consolidated Pacific.
So Potosi. Az; Exchequer. 4; Monmouth. 6; North
Standard, 2.05: Boston Consolidated, LGO.
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- A DvANCEs" ON FURNITURE PIANOS, SAFES,
hCarriages. &c. lO3 West SD st., west Of 9th av.,
storage Office
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.

FALL RIVER Mass, Nov. 20, 1879
The market has been active IN demand. with of
nearly 100000 pieces futures from January April ut
4s4c for 81 squares The market closes strong at 4c
cash asked for and but few be had
To Friday night the sales for tho week
pieces production 2oOOO pieces leaving the stock
hand 64,O0O pieces
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General Hillhouses report of the operations OF the
Sub-Treasury during the month of November show
the receipts to have been SOL. .557, ,s3s TO- making
with the balance hand at the close of last month
o total Of S195. 4614s OS. The payments aggregated
SIS, 2G34 SS. leaving a balance on hand of
sll7.6l3.5l3 20. Receipts from customs for the
month were $900i.557 SO. being increase of
So. 2.lO2. .63s SO over the corresponding month last
year,
The report of the Assay Office for the month
represents the deposits of gold in the form of
bullion and bars $12 .190 000 and the deposits Of
silver $343. .0OO making total of $12,533.0O0 Of
precious metals deposited. The amount of gold
assayed and stamped was $1.179.2l6 So and the
amount Of silver s365.917 %. making III all
s1545, 1874 81. No metal appears to have been sent
to the Mint for coinage.
The Treasury now holds 1864. .247. .75O in United
States bonds to secure bank circulation.
United States bonds deposited for circulation dur
ing the week ending to-day. s25O0. 500.
United States bonds held for circulation withdrawn
during the week ending to-day. 81 1.5O0SOO.
National bank circulation outstanding-currency
notes. s33s. .443,S10; gold notes, S1,447.120.
The internal revenue receipts to-day were
S226 3O5 49, and the customs receipts. $461 196 16.
The receipts of national bank notes for redemp-
ton for the week ending to-day. compared with
tb. correspondinQ period last year. are as follows-
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Advertising in the MoRRrsTowN aAZhETE = =
recognised by business men. having Ialtl ~ sn
wares, a. the most elective ne $50 = - theiv
0 wn merits. - .v,-----,-s ;,,,v,aIa
Advertising in the MoRRIsTows y = ~ 49,
tnnr1trv and VA IN the article offered ls on goo1
GnaIity and At : fair price the natural result ~
Increased sales. e,,,v,zurzrr ia a
Adventist az i'm the MoRRIsTo"s 1A e - 1900 =
uarmanent al dtion to the reputation 81 - BoouS
advertised because il is permanent lhhueAoe'
always at work in their interest," !. tt.o
Advertfsi sing in the MoRRR5TowN dA1EE1A y - -
vuosR anerpefic salesman, addressing CONSTANTS
t5e nulie IN the ad sertiHeris interest, and cease
lsssly at work, seeking customers Iro1n al rc
K5wartfafI9O in the MoRRIsT0wH GAZETTE Pr
auees trade for, even in the dunest times adE ~,
fisera secure by far the largest share Of WHAT - D
ing done 1,--r,v ana
Advertising In the MoRRLsTowS GAZETTE en-
phattcalIv pays The paper 10 popular ana haS
bona-ade circulation Of one thousand IL - TeAe
~ ara substautiaI business and agricultural Class
- ~ its section besides being the ofnclA! paper
Hnm5Iep Claiborne and CFrainPeF CouhIAsS
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The Detroit Free Press.

The Free Press is one Of the very few
Northern papers having any consldera :
BILE circulation in the South, or Whlch
desires and publishes Southern cores
popdence. There is hardly locality In
the South where this paper is not taken,
and where it has not secured warm
friends, for the interest it has taken in
Southern affairs. 1t has advocated al!
measures looking to the development OF
new industries, the establishment OF
permanent peace and friendship, and
the election to office of representative
men whose administrations must be pro-
life of peace and harmony.
During the coming year the fre6
Press will publish articles from the pens
of various State Governors in the South,
letters from centers of business, and
communications from those in position
to know the needs of their state and
can suggest beneficial changes. 1t IS
futher desired to hear from planters,
fruit-growers, stoCk-raisers, miners, ana
manufacturers. Their commt nications
will interest thousands in the North
who arc restless for a change of abiding
place, and must be of benefit to the
South.
All other departments in the free
Press will be maintained and made ruiz
Of interest to all readers, and it hopes to
make many new friends. Terms S2.OO
a year for the weekly.
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A Good Newspaper lis the Cheap
est Literature.

1t is a remarkable fact that the general apprecia-
ion in prices consequent upon the revival of
prosperity throughout the United States finds an
execution in the cost of literature of every kind.
This is ephaticaIly an era of cheap literature and
newspapers, after all are the cheapest literature.
A journal like the Phildelphia WEEKLY TINES, the
hfty-two numbers issued in year being eqqi-
yaIent to several octave Volumes is easily within
the reach of the most depleted purse The WEEK
LY TIMES is newspaper, but something more
than newspaper. While all the news Of the day
is fully covered by special correspondents station
ed at all the great centres of population, and all
other approved agencies for the collection of news
are employed, equal pains are taken to occupy
other fields of intellectual activity Fiction, poetry,
sketches of travel adventure and biography essay
in popular science, the latest aspects OF modern
thought are given adequate treatment from week
TO week. All topics of political, commercial rehg-
ous social and general interest are fearlessly dis
oussed in the editorial columns the critical de-
partments, musical, dramatic and literary, are in
competent hands, matters of domestic economy
have special attention and the press of all countries
is made to pay tribute in its best things for the
| entertainment of American readers. These asser-
tions are broad, but they justified by the near
| " unanimous verdict of the press and the people
/ that the Philadelphia WEEKLY TIMES is the best
| family newspaper now published In calling at
| tention to the remarkable liberal terms which are
| offered to subscribers for the year 1850 year
that is likely to be memorable in American history
we feel that we doing good service to all who
wish to enjoy during that year the visits Of a
! newspaper which, while having all the character
istics of the advanced journalism of the day, is so
! thoroughly iInbued with a wholesome spirit that
it may be admitted into any family with certainty
that it will become favorite alike with father, and
mother and children. The WEEKLY TINES is now
offered at 81 % per copy which sent III elubA VI
"Appals of the War;, volume of 200 pages, hea'l-
tfplly Illustrated are sent postage free to any adj
dress:
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FLOODED steeds. At slight, when ne
dismisses his operatoFa ffDm the
telegraph offices 10 his oW. house
ia Fifth avenue, and enters up IN
little book tie telegraphic reports
of tile receipts of the various RAN
roads which he owns, he dose not
% 70 a club to carouse, TO a
banquet to steam up with champagne
ar to a theatre; he retires 10 the
recesses of a peaceful library, ano
With his Young sons about him, reaa )
the Latin classics, the world forget
ting. but not By the world forgot
Inv a laroe majority. The next
morning early he has the telegrapn
doing lightning service, and ne =
eandino an electric shock throu o
Wall street as soon as the bulls q
the bears come into that heid TOT
pasture. Mr.. Gould Is q liberal
man. although when he makes a be-
quest he does not have the lnforma-
/ ton written in manifold and sent to
all the newspapers. The first news
New York bad Of his gift to tue
Memphis sufferers of $4,000 came
from Memphis, as did the news Of
the second gift Of $4,000.
Mr.. Gould. being q small man OF
little physical prowess. is naturally
not disposed to put himself reckless
ly 10 the way of the horns OF the
bulls and claws of the bears. Fhere
are some men in Wall street, as Dir.
Gould has reason to know, who wish
to resent their losses With their hsCs'
and are disposed 10 follow Maj r
Selover's example and dispatch him
bodily down into a convenient area.
Accordingly, Mr.. Gould keeps his
Office guarded by stout 4tlShman'
who prevents the Intrusion OF Visl
tors, and he has usually private
way to get out into the street. lie
has, too, it is said, big Italian
book keeper who accompanies Inn
ON many of mis- business trips ABOUT
town, and stands ready to protect
bis millionaire employer.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-12-24

WE heard q gentleman complain
the other day that his taxes were
heavier now than they ever were.
he said before the war, when he
owned a large number of slaves.
thousands of dollars worth of per-
sopal property and his lands were
much more productive and valuable
than they are now, be only paid $50
taxes. Now be pays 5000. Well,
take off the railroad tax, the school
tax and the large increase in the
pauper tax and the amount will be
MUCH less than it vas in 1860,
These are the things that press or
the people Of Ha~a.,iins county and
not the State tax.
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TT one would take walk around
Rogersville, examine all the stores.
and see what an immense stock of
toys, confectioneries. fireworks. &C.,
has been laid in by our merchants
for sale during the holidays, he
would come 10 the conclusion that
- hard times" had not paid this
village a visit for ten years. These
things will all be disposed of In the
next two weeks for cash, aud still
the everlasting cry of hard times"
will be heard every hour of every
day. Well. we are glad the chill
dren do not know to what straits
their parents are sometimes put to
purchase them a few hours happi.
ness. God bless the little creatures,
let them be happy while they may
They will feel the weight OF care
soon enough.
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THREE wagon loads of Christmas
Jubilee cornjuice were deposited in
the depot last Tuesday and shipped
Wednesday morning somewhere. 1t
was in iron-bound barrels; it was
warranted to be Simon pure, with
the headache extracted and weighs
16 pounds to the ounce.
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HAWKINS county has been pretty
we'll drained of wheat. 1t is thought
by some persons that enough to sup
plv the home demand for bread has
not been left, and that we may be
Without biscuits before next harvest.
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THE marble men in this region
seem to be doing an active business
this winter. Cars loaded with splen'
did blocks leave the depot every
day or two; while the lower quar-
ries are equally busy.
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AFTER ten months of low water
the streams are az ain full. The
river has a fine tide and produce ia
moving out. Several fat boats and
RATS went down the Holston last
urank
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The Morristown Gazette.
ElVElTs COUNTY DEPARTMENT
r T. PEATs, EDITOR.

THE trade in cotton is very ac'
tive and the price is still mp ~aFo'
This is better news to the people o.
the South than any political event
that could possibly happen.
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THE HOME

giving receips for practical dishes, hints for max
ing clothing and for keeping up with the latest
fashions at the lowest price. Every item OF cook
ing or economy suggested in this department is
practically tested by experts before publication.
Letters from our Paris and London correspondents
on the very latest fashions The Home Depart
ment of the WEEKLY HERALD will save the house,
wife more than one hundred times the price Of the
paper The intrests of
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SpORTTNG NEWS

at home and abroad, together with Story every
week u Sermon by some eminent devine, Literary
Musical Dramatic, Perso nal and Sea Notes There
Il no paper in che world which contains SO much
news matter every week as the Weekly HERALD,
vyhich ia SAINT hostage free. for
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Time-TabIe ROgersvilIe az Jef'
fersOn Railroad.

Trains leave Roaeraville daily Sunday exceptsa)
m arriving at Rogersville Junction 49, -
~ osIIno direct connection with the Mes1-DoLiiS
a. L. 49, S,11or the n r. Va g. Ga. RR., winch
-i1es in Knoxville at 1908 q. m. Eeturh l
1save Rogersvine Junction at p m, aItes tHS
te sS ~ tBs Eastern and Western-bound freignts
re - AZ RoVersviIle at p Parties gong
- Fogsrsvlle from the West win take tnS EF0'E'4'
STsin STlieh leaves Knoxville ut 40 .. m
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SKILLED LABOR

are looked after. and everything relating to me-
ehanics and labor saving is carefully recorded.
There is page devoted to all the latest phases OF
the business markets, Crops, Merchandise &c,
g. valuable feature is found III the specially
reported prices and conditions of the PRODUCE
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of the WEEKLY HERALD gives the latest as well as
the most practical suggestions and discoveries re-
atng to the duties of the farmer hints for raising
Cattle Poultry Grains, Trees, Vegetables, ETC.,
with suggestions for keeping buildings and farm
ing utensils in repair. This is supplemented by o
well-edited department, widely copied, under the
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1879-12-24
Mr.. JAY GOULDS Personal
HABITS.
From the st. Louis Republican

HUN EEE9 .. = 1E4H ~ T11R711V7771'
Mr.. Gou Ids millions now crowd
close to those of Vanderbilt. He is
a man of finer texture than the old
COmmodore's son. lie doesn't run
to fine houses, costly stables, and
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new YORK WEEKLY HERALD
&l = XE "a R,

al a Y Ear
- 4ae t ~ tbEshIa5 S,rs~ newspaper, has
t tlaGa ~ a. Ia LIZ the past year. 1t con-
Mar~. SA' lung news contained in the Daily
4lu and is arranged in handsome department
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Leather,
Saddles and Brides,
BOOTS and SHOES.
xK7E HAVE RE.PURCHASED

EK7E HAVE RE-PURCHASED
wv the Tan Yard property in Morristown,
formerly owned by Mcfarland, Kidwel CO., and
shall continue the Tanning business Having
large Tan Yard, complete in every respect, and an
ample supply of bark, with skilfHl wo1kmen, We
are prepared to guarantee satisfaction.
We keep Oh hand, and for sale or exchange Tor
Hides, SOLE, UPPER AND HARNESS LEATHER
Paw cash for all the Hides brought to us, or If de-
sired will have Hides tanned on shares.
We manufacture and sell at lowest prices, SAD
DIES, ORIOLES, COLLARS and HARNESS OF
every description and of superior workmanship.
"a We also manufacture and sell BOOTS AND
SHOES equal to any made in the country.
We use Bark only, for tanning, and have no
patent process.
We respectfully solicit share If the public
patronage.
w, Mcfarland n sons
August l, 1879-au20d
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D@Ay excepted
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PETITION TO SELL LANDS
TO PAY DEBTS.

w. B. Mitceell, Admr of M. Il. Stone, vs. Eliza
beth Stone ct al.
IN THIS CASE IT APPEARING
M that the defendants, Henry Massengill and
wife, Mary Jane Massengiu, and X. NJ. Stone, are
non residents of the State of Tennessee 1t is on
dered that publication be made fer four successive
weeks in TIE MaRR4aToWN GAZETTE, newspaper
5aid defendants to appear before the County Court
to be held for the county of Granger at the Court
House in Rutledge, on the
lat Monday Of February, 1880,
then and there to make their defense to the petit
ton or the same will be taken for confessed, and
set for hearing ex-parte to them. Witness my
hand at office, this 18th December, 1879.
dec "a, 1879. 4w 4 j. S. DOYAL, Clerk.
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