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Reaction in the Stock Market Upon
Realizing Sales.
FURTHER DECI me IN GOLD.
Extreme Monetary Ease at Home
and Abroad.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE WEAK
Governments Off Railway Mortgages
Active and Higher
WALL STREET.


TUESDAY. July 20--6 p. M.
The breadstuns markers show important
change rom the conditions previously pointed out
In this column. Arrivals are SUI too slow to
materially anect prices either here or on the
other side, which still snow an howard tendency,
although buyers in this market seem inclined to
hold OF for the present in quence OF the
high figures ruling simultaneously with an adj
vance In freights, and wait the reaction antlci-
bated nom early heavy receipts from the West.
Chicago sGvices, however. stll point TO firm
prices with wheat excited and hlaher-11SK for
August-and corn stronger and active, ~ q 70
for August and "a Tor September. Liverpool ad-
Vices to-day report breads IFS buoyant Average
California wheat advance Id. being now los. "a.
20 los. 6i; California cuo advanced A., now
los. sd. lis. red West rn spring advanced 4d. a
3d.. being now os. Sd. a los. red Western advanced
3D., being now 9s. Sd. to los. Corn advanced 3D.,
$685. Cd. to 34s. Sd.
THE STOCK MARKET
to-day Jailed 10 sustain te bulsh disposition
which was so marked feature OF transactions
yesterday and Satur iay last, although advancing
in the first half hour OF business q 20 q per cent
upon the closing prices ~ last night st. Paul
preferred marking the highest advance. Between
that and noon there was sharp eaction, with
decline OF y to 1I per cent before noon, North
west preferred lead ne, after winch the market
Became barely steady, leaving OF heavy upon a
further decline, prices at the close being merely
q fraction above the low ST figures OF the day.
This is not at all surprising in view OF the recent
character Of speculation here TWO days. profit
being about the extent wneh the patience or
courage OF the average operator permits in these
degenerate times. The subioinei table gives
THE RESULTS OF THE DAYS BUSINESS
In the advance or decline marked In the several
stocks dealt In -
ADVANCED. G. ana !. O.. a; Delaware, Lacka,
wanna and Western, AZ Union Pacific u; st. Paul
DECLINE.-Atlantic ana Pacific Railroad, x;
Erie, ri Lake shore, =; Northwest q; Ohio,
Il Pacific Mail, "a quicksilver, /; ROCK Island,
"a Wabash 4; Western Union ~ Mariposa =.
Observation-Disclosures ana 81. Joseph, Harlem,
st. Paul common, District Columbia, 1865.
The subjoined table gives
THE HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES AND THE SALES
OF each stock, with the closing prices. The ag-
Eregate Of sales, it will be seen, falls considerably
below that OF yesterday
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON on THE SPOT wEAK-FUTUREs wEAK-
FLOUR STEADY-wHEAT LESS ACTIVE AND
LowER-CoEN ACTIVE AND HIoHER-oATs
sTRoNG-RYE QUIET AND NoMINAL-BARIEY
NEGLECTED. AND NoMINAL-BARLEY MALT
QuIET-PoRK TIRIEB-LAED QUIET AND
STEADY PETROLEUM wEAK-NAyAL STORES
MORE ACTIvE--GRoCERIEs FIRAf-EIDEs
DUIL-IEATHER oUIEr--ong QUrFT-wHIs-
KEY EAsIER-FRErGHTs srRoNG-HEMP AND
JUTE QUIET AND sTEADY-GUNNIEs STEADY.
TUESDAY, July 2O--6 p. M.
Tue markets were without decided change,
though still irregular. On Change nour was firm,
wheat was less active and easier. closing with
few sellers TO arrive, at lower figures. Corn
was IN good demand and decidedly higher, tile
market closing strong at the Improvement. oats
frmer. Whiskey easier. Pork and lard drmer,
but closing quiet and easy. Cotton on the spot
WIS weak. Futures weak. Petroleum WAS weak Ma
val stores more active Hides were dull. Leather
was quiet. oils were quiet Hemp and juto quiet
and steady. Gunnies steady Groceries firm.
AsHEs.-The market was quiet and prices some.
what nominal We quote Pots &c. pearls, g..
ANrIAoHY.-rhe market for regular was firm. at 10
1870.
BEANS AND PEAs-The demand for medium was fair
at steady prices Marrows in fair demand from
exporters Green peas were duh and nominal, Kidney
beans we're quiet and somewhat easier We quote
Medium new choice, 81 90 do, fair TO good 81 50
81 75 marrows, new choice, 81 40; do fair to good,
81 25; peas new, 81 90 $2i red kidney, prime, new
So; peas new, 81 40 81 80; white kidney choice,
81 90 81; white kidney far TO good, 81 81 a 81 IS
BEEswAx was steady, with quite active demand.
Western and Southern quoted at &C. per ID.
BROOM CORR was steady, With fair demand Sale o.
i've bales medium hurled at l21sc. per 10. We quote
Brush short green, choice, lSc l5s hur green i3c
llc,; green medium 0c. l2ci red and red tipped 81.
l0c.
CANpIrs-The market quiet and the demand was
good and prices were unchanged. We quote :-Spcrm,
Il. O. Mitchell Co.'S nc ozl, &c. 2sc. adsmanilne
90 oz) lie. parafilno, As. 6s and l2s. 2ec a dc
more active Mid grades were drrn The GALES Of Rio
WAS as iollows;--l,46i bags ex-warwcS, 500 DO. OK
Belt and OF Baltimore 1905 do ex Alice, and 1000 DO.
Aqudneck, all on private terms. We quote -ordinary
for lots lie 2Gi5c gold 81 or 30 days Java, govern
po do, S 1s' sc ceyoS aie a5 MSracabo DC
q 23S Leguayra, 2O}fe; ~ J9malc1 lse iss.
Costa Rca sc a &c Mexican zoe. gIc Angosturai
se rug y yS: r c Win ass 81 20 o
Ing zoe bolts SO; bTazicrs' gls nails $50 $751;
got lake 2Z2sc 23c yellow mcisl1 New, s o
ws Without Change we quote
S with Heads E snSh - g. 40 o. Sch Il % y
box shocks Iec q soc rum do - oi pipe d9 " ~
ordinary ~ prime. S5e &c. hoops IL feet, do SJe
CoaDaaE-The market for both Manila and hemp was
inactive and noninav unchanged. We quote Mania
qareo aud small size, per ~, loo. i &C. 40
45Sc; sisa rope l2c. a iSc New Zealand, lgc sc.
Russia hemn tarred, llc. American do, l4ci Russia
orfoS, on the spot was sold TO a greater extent TO-
nent IN tho demand when was conHnsd TO one or two
buyers VI Gourse wiih the Liverpool marsetso Wach
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which itself may be referred 60 the cheap rates
ruling for money alike In England and ON the
Continent as well as the continued Offering OF
grain bills. Shortly AFTER noon leading bankers
marked down their sterling rates 10 4s7 for 90 days
and 400 for sight, with business at 4.SG a 4s6H
and 4.S95< respectively. Commercial bills arc
quoted asa a ass. A transaction In this market
is reported as being the special influence that
broke the gold market to-day. Certain parties
here purchased fl00 900 bankers 60 days sterling
bills. putting up currency as collateral for the
same subsequently selling the bills as also the
gold. 1t Is theif expectation that before these
bills mature on the other side gold Will have
reached such figure that they can bring back
the gold here and sight bills to take up the 90
days bills already, with q fair margin OF profit upon
the transaction.
OUR EXPORTS
The exports or produce for the week ending this
date amount to $5,2OS,e92, against s53os,Os6 for
the corresponding week In 1874 and s6,529,662 in
1879 The total exports since January l. this year,
are $13s15 ESQ., against $l63 943, 915 Tor the COR
responding period in 1874, ana $157 49, 573 in 1873
THE LONDON MARKEr
shows consols strong ana American securities firm.
Closing prices four p, NJ, were as iolows:-
Consols for money, e4k e4X do for account,
o4z 949s; 1865 bonds, Old. 107; 1S67s, 1O7K; ten
forties, 1o4H 1915; new 1ves, 1929 1903; Erie,
1875 1917; alter l35s 1917 do. preferred, 20 291S
RAILWAY MORTGAGES
were strong, with the Improvement extending
beyond what are known as choice Investments
into the class ranked as good. ST. Paul 1rsts
consolidated advanced ga per cent; ST. Paul Il.
NJ diylsionl, per cent; do Ola Crosse division),
per cent, and Northwest consolidated gold
sevens = per cent. Eric mortgages ruled lower
and Paci1cs generally higher. The following were
the bids on the regular call he sales viii be found
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, July %. 1878,
. Sqn ga sS sof sriar Hqa9s rics SE MD
bales; gross IS. Exports coastwlse, 1855. Sales aS
''O'N' o." NEW ORLEANS, July 20 1878
ordinary Net receipts, % bales; gross l Sales,
100. Stock, 22,i90 49,, ,,, a. 70.
Cotton quiet; mildling, 1ESc. 1859. low madllng,
ports coastwlse, T. Sales, "a Stock, lOO7.
Cation .D,,ov md shEasTt s { GNy q ISS
stock, 1862. -
Cotton quiet mddIins, lislq: low middling i44s.
70 France, I25 sales, rs. Stock, tiOa
WILMINGTON, y. G., July 20, 1878
for strained Tar steady at IS.
oswreo, July 70 1875.
:ss: 9eT s.!lRs ier amber y ySef
wheat rm and steady sales 90 bushels extra white
Michigan at 81 IS; 800 DO No Mwaukes at 81 IS Corn
M anSe a. ere ton GSsa
peT tom Canal corn and &
oats 3zc TO New YORK. lumber, 81 p to the Hudson.
Recsiptsb by lske-Four $500 bbs wheat ss5So6 bush
f bs jo Wheat SO Dqs f6SiGs CORY q o. 9S 800
81 DG.hS e Sy 9o5 do OATS 30 sS
mcnts BY canal TO tdewatcT wlest 900 6gshsi.;
FeS %as sss rs S, S$ M "a S p e
bakers So 30 81 50 Tor amber 81 s. Tor white Sc Tor
sales 900 bushels No Milwaukee CLUB 81 So Corn
in good demand and higher 5000 bushels Ild az &c
5a Oats andS rye neglected Pork steady; $50 b FOR
heavy mess Lard QUIET &C Hc. lisc. Highwinos
quiet at 81 90 c,,,. ,,u a, ,o--
Flour-Demand light but holders hrm. Wheat buoy
ant INIT unsefled No spring, 81 2l No do, ST lss
as sold at ST 1879, spot 81 ia bid. August ST 1874
September 81 Is all the year; rejected, 81 o. Corn
cited and hlgher strong No. 2mNed 73c, spot; 73Sc
bid August axe bid, sepemberi rejected 7uc. Oats
Dena nj fair and prices have advanced strong; No. q
be spot; 4O9Ic. August $3.50. September; rejected
1sisc. Barey-A speculative demand ana prices
heher; No spring 81 80 81 49, spot 81 OF September;
ST O5 October. Rye quiet and unchangedi No 2 Soc,
September. Pork-Dcmand good at iu prices; sales at
SID az spot; S19 ST. $40 80 Sep icmber Lard-De-
mand fair and prices have advanced sales at St3 B7N
SIS 30 spoti SIS i2h Augus lS 60 SIS 62h Septem-
Der. Bulk meats hrmeri held higher; shoulders sac. ;
ST H. Receiptss O0J bills -four, OoJ bushels wheat
M 0J1 do corn, 1900 do. oats 400 rye Shipments
toOg bbls. -four 10000 bushels wheat 5OoO do. corn
AZ the afternoon call OF tho Board wheat weak and
lower at 81 I7s< cash l6{, August Corn steady and
firm at &c. 731bc., August: T3gkc September. Oats
easy and Nc. lower. PORK unchanged Lard, SIS A.
August; SIS 62S, September.
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CLOSING PRICEs-3 r. NJ.
GOVERNMENTS

show further falling on rs result OF the de-
cline in gold, but were otherwise without special
feature. The following were the closing prlces:-
United States currency SKIES 122A do. sixes
1881, registered 11o2+ q 100; do. do., do. cou-
pom, 121 12lz; do. fve-twentles, 1862, coupon,
115% 116; do. do, 1864, registered, III 1l7J<;
DO. do do, coupon, III lI7}S: do. 1861 regis
tered, 119H 119; DO. do, DO, coupon, l1s7S a
i1oh; do do, do, new, registered, lis 11s4;
do. do, do, coupon, l1S11 1lS5l; do. do. 1867.
registered, 1l9al 100; do. do do, coupon, 110'{
q 100; DO. do, 1868, registered, 11e7S q 1908;
DO. do, do. coupon, 1l91l a l2); do. ten-fortes,
registered, 1l7IE ll73S; do. DO. coupon III a
117H; 90. 1ves, 1881, registered. l14Js IFS; do
no., do, coupon. 1166 lI63s.
GOLD
opened at ia sold ct 1l41s, out later went Off to
113H, closing at 1888, 113A bid On gold loans
che rates were Q 9 and per cent per annum and
LEA for the days use anu nat. The specie en-
Eagements for to-morrow's steamers are stated at
$500, 900 gold coin.
The Assistant Treasurer to-day paid out $4,000
gold for interest and So oOO for nve.twentles re-
deemed.
OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK.
Golo balances. .,....'.................. l4O,260
Currency balances. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1,656,03S
LroSS 90 900
MONEY AT HOME AND ABROAD
Money here Is Ia TO yer cent Tor call loans
with prime mercantile papec az to per cent,
paper running four months being relatively
higher. Advlces from abu Odd report continued
ease in London and increased case on the Con-
4lnent, money offering St + anR ort at4 q AZ per
cent, this being 4 TO l per cent below the bank
rate IL Is worth while 10 note IN this connection,
that this case in money following period OF
commercial disaster, atleasi IN England, and un-
aasiness elsewhere, nolos out Che promise or q
fresh demand for first class securities including
American bonds. Thus Secretary Bristow has, it
might be said, everything IN his favor to help him
IN his e1orts to prepare the way for specie re-
sumption The abundant richness OF the country
ana consequent high character of the security he
can o0er Is amply demonstrated by the great
eurplus OF cereals and cotton offered for
European consumption, while extreme none
gary ease tempts saic Investment.
Ihe rate OF discount IN London In the
open market for three months bills was to-day
81 per cent, or e per cent below the Bank rate.
The rate Tor money on the Stock Exchange on
government securities Wa 2 per cent. The
amount Of bullion gone into the Bank OF England
On balance to-day was 9ls2,0OO The Bank now
polds In the neghborhood OF e2s, O,c00, being
anger amount than ever before.
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
currency exchanges. $5i 52G, 461
kuiehcy balahCes.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 21uS,7b2
sDoo $500, oOEs,lUy
bV" OH'"n0cS'''ss. ...................... 1Uz,5zO
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
The sharp falling on IN the gold premium was
Flrt"ta"'s to decline In foreign exchange.
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CITY BANK SHARES

showed more inquiry to-day, with fair transac-
tons as recorded in the Official list. The follow
ing were the bids on the all:--Amerca, $50; Gen.
trail National, e9 Chemical, 1905 CITY, 900; Com
mercc, 12l x; Con Inental 100; Corn Exchange 1888;
First National, 200; Fourth National, IOl; German
American, 90; Manhattan. Isl; Marine, 1870;
Mechanics, 142; Mercantile, los; Merchants, 121;
Merchants Exchange, 1927 Metropolitan, 1873; ;
Nassau, 1O2; North America, 1ol; Phoenix, 99H
State OF New York, III; Tradesmen's, l4l Union,
~
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lower than this market no exporters were looking at
cotton Tho mills at tho East the only outlet for
stock at tho present figures and limit purchases
actual wants Holders disposed 10 sell and offer
with freedom The annexed quotations show decline
OF 10 per To- Some sales were made at more marked
reduction, including line OF upward 400 bales at
Me. per lib. on from the hsures OF yesterday. Other
sales made at the rate of decline The grade
OF low nddng feels the dcpre the least Futures
have been depressed bv inued Yorabe de-
spatches from Liverpool The pubic reports note
duchon of ll6d. spots and declining tendency IN
arrivals evera private dispatches were received ofa
more discouraglng character, with the latest re.
porting the LIVERPOOL market as demoralized and
looking to this market entirely for support The
decline contracts has been from &c to &C. and the
market AFTER slight variations, closes weak The first
bale OF Texas cotton arrived TO day, Messrs
Woodward, Stillman q Co. being the receivers. The
cotton was raised the plantation of Mr. A. Marion. OF
Cameron Co., Texas Mr. q. Hartman. broker, MAS
the purchaser today at BIC per h., aud will ship the
cotton steamer Algeria 10 Liverpool to Messrs Molly
neux, Taylor Co. Tue nal hree p. quotations of
future deliveries were follows July, IA 1880
i ilsSc. lliSe; October, Il s-s2c l4Sc; Sovem'
Der l4c a IA l32c; December, lie. IA l32c Janu-
ary 5-32o. a Ia 5l6c. February II ll-32c. 45Sc
March, IA g6c. IA l6 &c. April l42lc. II l3-l6c
May, ID lbl6c a l5c.; June, l5bc. 10 3-l6c.
Quotations based standard OF classification force
September 1874 and upland oOiton in store running
IN quality not more than half grade above or below
the grade quoted :-Ordinary, 136c. good ordinary,
l4Gc strict good ordinary l45sc. low mddling 1870
middllng, l5isc.; good middilng 1890. Quotations
based American standard OF classiticatlOn:-
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA, July 20 1870
spanish gold, 2l5 2l5i< Exchange very active; on
the United states 90 days, currency "a 70 premium;
short sight do, p3 100 premium; 60 days gold l2j no
l5l Ia nrenliun. On HRgI. ~ lss RrsmuIn SUGAR
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK QUOTATIONS..

City skies, Old, 1o3% a 1885; do, new, 1914 a
1913; Camden and Amboy Railroad, 1297l $50;
Pennsylvania DO, 5l2E 51A; Philadelphia ana
Reading do 552l 559S; Lehlgh Valley do, CT u
6l4; Catawissa DO, preferred, 421i IS; Pniladel-
phIa and Erie do, 2116 2lsS; Northern Central
do, 2ysi; Lehlgh Navigation, sos 502I; do.
gold loan, 1928.
MEMORANDA.
The following gentlemen were elected officers
OF the Erie Railway at the Directors 81 meeting to-
day:-Jewett, President; Shearman, Treasurer;
Marlborough, Secretary.
The Injunction against the Missouri Pacific divi-
dend has been dissolved and the same is now be-
ing paid at the once OF the Atlantic and Pacific
Railroad, Drexel Building. The stock opened at
IS against 40 yesterday but later advanced to co.
QUARTERLY STATEMENT OF THE NATIONAL BANKS
OF THE CITY or NEW YORK.
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In tine afternoon the largest transactions were
in Chicago and Northwestern consolidated cou-
pom gold bonds, which brought s4l< s43i. Mil
waukee ana st. Paul frsts sold at 1924 Union
Pacifcs were nrm at 1913 for frsts and e9H for
land grants. Central Paclhcs rose to 1oIK
The following were the closing quotations for
Pacific Railroad bonds:-
Union Pao hc frsts .101I O 1917
Union Paclnc land grants ............. e915 q 100
Union Pacific sinking funds. 90 q 90lz
CenITal IdCllCS VIA lu15a
STATE BONDS
were dull and steady, with sales only OF Georgia
scvens, gold, at 80, and Missouri skies, asylum,
ct 100. The following were the bids today
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DARrNER wANTKD-wITH 5000 TO $4,000 CASH,
l. for an established sound manufa cturing business
rst class ana required Address O. b
box 49, Herald office.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
. The sharp falling on IN the gold premium was
Flris"t@"s to a decline In foreign exchange
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%V,DIR Ltss Epenthy. futu.
for future delivery tbas low midding the were
as follows August 500 bales at IL lJ32c. IA % 32c
September OOj IA ls52c u l952c October 1910 at
I45sc IL OS2c November, LOCO at IA l3zc. 4l6c
December 800 AZ Il lS2c. Sl6c January, 2sOj at
4he 56c.; February 800 .. II 1890 March, 800
ports were rs follows -Galveson So bales New Orleans
%, Mobile s: savannah AS charleston, "; Wilmington,
z; Noriok 66; Baltimore, 2j New York, Il Boston. 4S;
year oi3 bales Total since september S4e I'D bales.
Cotton frelghts closed follows 10 Havre by steam,
ll-i6ei 70 Hamburg, by steam, &C. compressed; to
bremen, DY steam sc. compressed To Liverpool I'D
FEATHETS-Th market was weak and business was
generally confined TO small jobbng trade. We quote
Prime ne geese. Sc 65c. choice do. do. 55c SIC.
selected do. do, 59c mixed quality 3Jc. Acc
hen feathers. &c &c.. turkey feathers. Sc per ID.
FIRECRAoKERs quiet but steady at u ~ 81 10,
gold, In bond, for short and full count
FIsHIhe market for Georges Goldfish was active, but
the supply was light The sales were 200 quintals at
IS 25 There was better supply Of Grand Bank cod,
and 400 quintas sold at 81 70 So The market for West
Bank cod was dull at 81 o. Good old shore macke:el
scarce sales were made Of 100 bbls. at $l2 The
catch Of new mackerel was very light and they are
sold at SIG 20O bits No rs sold at S ana 200 bbs
lar1e No. 3s sold at 81 So cargo OF 1900 boxes
scaled herring sold at 49, There was some demand for
barreled herring but the stock was very light We
quote mo. bays, 81 90 50; No shore $40 SIl ;
No. 2 IS So 5J No. 3, S6 Georges Bank goldfish 50
Grand. 81 75 new large threes 81 Cos new medium
FLoUR AND 0EAIS. -Eeceipts-Flour, 1850 bbls /;
wheat los 2S6 bushels So 800 do oats 40 974
% s @s S Ss BAGS Is h sS H AZ so
bbls. Rye was in far demand ~ full prices Corn
meal was quiet The sales were 500 bos and bags at
yellow "a Is 81 % for Jersey and Pennsylvania per
Dbl; Bal fillmore coarse, sacked, 81 6O per 100 lbs
QuotedCity sacked, coarse, 81 6li fine suited. 81 90
9ed ysSw soa ana g ROq inc 81 yeaPS so KS
ST. 3D. and fine white, 81 30 per 100 lbs We quote -
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LONDON PRoDUcK MARKET. LONDON. July 20-Eveu
ing Calcutta hnseed. sos spirits turpenune rs 81
22S per cwt
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EUROPEAN MARKET.

In gold, Ia reals.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

6OO OOO TO LoAN-oN BOND AND MORN
pOO.OOO gage, in sum, would be divided
20 suit applicants. HlNMAN SON, IS Pine street
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MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRsT Mortgages, WITH
wi out bonus; Second and Leasehol Mortgages al
eAsY terms. GEO. w ,IAKE. l5l broadway. room
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MONEY TO LOAN-Fon THREE OR FIVE YEARS
WI on bon and MORTGAGE on New York city property
In sums -
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WANTED TO BoRRow-FoR 80 DAYS, $780, Fol
w which handsome interest viii be realized. AID
dress, for three days. r.. station D, New YORK.
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ONE-HALF CASH ANO ONE-uALF STOCK GOoK
" company will be paid Tor good First Mortgages az
Western Farms Address FINANCIAL, box rs Herald
Office.
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w Brooklyn $1,000 TO loan New York BrooNly1
improved Properly; Loans negotiated Properties en-
changed. W NJ. BOGERT, OIL Liberty street
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4 PARTY IN THE LOAN BUSINESS WOULD LIK1
~ 70 meet reliable party who viii advance money
at w per cent month and hold watches, diamond1
40, as security. Address DIAMOND BROKER Herald
Othce.
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A JERSEY CITY sEVENs
n. BROOKLYN CITY saYENS
80 YEARS TO RUN.
For sale gro X sIsTAEB.
"A Nassau street
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-08
A L Z X 4 v ID RIA.

FIRE.-The alarm about $50 this morning
was caused by the burning Of Mr.. Wesley
Makley's dlstillery, fronting on Union street,
between Princess and Oronoco. The fire de-
partment was promptly on the ground and
soon had the flames under control, though it
required fully four hours TO entirely eXtin-
gulsh them. The steamers drew their water
from the river. The entire apparatus was
burned up or so much DANA ged as TO be al
most worthless. Mr.. Makley's loss will
probably amount TO 5000, covered TO the
amount of =, 500 by insurance.
a STRANGE CASE-The Petersburg cor
respondent of the Richmond Dispatch, in
speaking of Mr.. Joseph Slater, whose death
we mentioned yesterday, says: He was about
thirty-eight years of age, and native OF
Alexandra. He dreamed a few nights ago
that he would die on the 9TH of July, and hi !;
dream was verified. He was taken sick on
Wednesday last, and IL is said his dream
Weighed heavily on his mind-ScHtHel Sft
FATAL ACCIDENT.-A little colored boy
named Eddie DOtSOn, whose father is an
ployed at the tan yard, while playing about
the railroad track that runs by that place
this afternoon. had his head caught beCwee,
the bumpers OF two freight cars aad mashed
10 such FEARFUL degree as to cause DEATH
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