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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-05-04
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-05-04

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-05-04

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1878-05-04

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baber bic 0eiunobeit unc Stlrte aui cine
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mittel mirb ron aersten ols bas einSi9e
SdfteperbeNerun9amitlel ertlirl.
The New York herald., 1878-01-18
CENTRAL PARK POLICE.

The system of doing police duty at night which has
boon vogue for tho past three years in the Central
PARK was changed yesterday by Lieutenant Corcoran
and system OF more efficiently projecting the Park
at all hours introduced. 1t has been the practice TO
leave tho Central Park after eleven O'Clock at night.
without any police, save lew wstchmen. who were
supposed to make two trips through. the Park
and then return To the avenue.
Yesterday four additional parolmen were appointed
by the PARK Commissioners aud five others Withdrawn
from tho lower parks and ordered to report 10 tho
Central Park duty. THIS ddtion TO the force
made for the purpose OF supplying uniformed officers,
to take tho place and perform the duties of
the watcnmen In moro thorough manner Tho
fourth section OF the Park police last night Tor
tho hrst time, sent out on patrol at eleven O'Clock,
to remain duty until relieved at six this morning
The New York herald., 1878-01-18
e.3O TO 3 p. NJ
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON SPOT DULL; FUTURES CLOSED BARELY
sTEADY-FLoUR LOWER TO sELL-wHEAT
LOWER TO SELL CORN LOWER OATS
LOWEE-wHISKEY LOWER-PORK QUIET
LARD FIRMER--PETROLEUM QUIET-oILs
QUIET-sPIRITs TURPENTINE QUIET-RosIN
QUIET COFFEE QuIET-sUaAR QUIET
FREIGHTs QUIET.
THURSDAY, JAM 17--6 p. NJ
Business was everywhere moderate to-day, save
whom 1t was small. There was decided activity
anywhere. On 'Chango the depression in breadstu fs
was deepcned and both flour and wheat wero lower to
sell. Corn and oats were likewise lower Whiskey
lower Pork quiet and lard frmer Cotton the spot
was dull. Futures closed barely steady Groceries,
treights, oils petroleum and naval stores quiet
CorrEE-The market for Rio was quiet weak and lower ;
1000 bags Rio, robert Dillon sold az lie for fair
at Baltimore $50 bags Rio s,d Gray Eagle private
terms. We quote: Ordinary csrgoes i5c i5c fair do
i7c. good do, l7,sc; nrime DO lsc. 1876; extreme
17c gold 30 days; Java, governments bugs. 2c. do
mats 21c. 22ac. Singapore IKE 1sc Ceylon
17c. s1ac; Maracaibo. 16c iS,sc; Laguayra 17c.
1S1sc jamaica 16c 17c.; ST. Domingo, I5t.c a 10Jsc
Porto Rico 1879. 19lac: Costa Rica 161,c lglsc
tnra lie loc.; Savanla, Ice l9c. Curacoa, 151sc
1870.
COTTON the spot dull The business for the day
confined 700 bales tor which sold
lot Futures opened steady last evenings prices The
market active and Buctuated but little during the
dy AT the close the market barely steady with
cline of from to points. The Official closing prices
day. compared with Wednesdays, folows:-
The New York herald., 1878-01-18

a., v,nase March and April delivery e32d upiands,
Low miadng clause. April and May delivery 5i6d
lands low middline clause July and August delivery,
Tied. uplands. low mdang clause, shipped February
and March, sail. 1924
LIVERPOOL Jan It's 80 r. NJ
Breadstus dull; wheat lbs Id lis. IOd. Genital for
averAee California whts I2s Sd. i3s Id tor Canforna
club. and lis. I'd. Is. Cd. winter
LoSpoS. Jan. IT'S 80 r. NJ
Prodrce-Redned petroleum. 9s4d per gallon.
AsrwKgr Jan. H. 1873
Petroleum. PSF Tor fine pale American.
LIvERrooL. Jan. 17-Evening.
Linseed oil, 2ss per cwt.
NEW YORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE REPORT
LIyKRPooL, Jan IT. 1878.
Pork-Easte-n dull at 67s Western dull 55s Bacon
Cumberland dull at 3lS. aui at 38s. long
clear steady NJ 3Os 3D., short clear dull at SIS. Hams
Long steady at as Shoulders dull 26s Beeflndia
dull at 93s. extra steady HIS prime
lowPme city dull Mt 40s Sd. Turpentinespirits steady
Dos I'D. kosnCommon steady ut 5s. Sd fine duh at
los. Cheese e-Amerc,n choice steady 63s. 3D. Lard
oil dull 46s Flour Extra dull 27s Sd Wheat
No spring dull lis ID No spring dull los 3d.
winter steady lis Cd Corn-Nixed soft steady at 29
Cd for old. steady 2ss 3D. for CoitoIseed oil
Yellow American none in the market.
FINANCIAL.
LosDos. Jan. I7-4 80 +. NJ.
Consos 95i 4 for both money aud the account.
United states four aud half per cent bonds lOi56:
1868. lo6ss ten-.or;es. coupon, loo1s.
Erie Railway shares. preferred. 2J
Paris aav,ces quote five per 109c for the
account.
PARIS Jan. II, 1873.
Exchange on London, 25E l6c for short sight.
The New York herald., 1878-01-18
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. Jan. II, 1879
good cp1in"ry 59sc Net reeeiots ase Dass Exports ss
To France, l,oai; coastwse. 5is sales i,7e2 Stock
NEW ORLEANS. Jan; u. 1873
good ordinary, 9jsc. Net receipts 1892 6aes gross
sSa.sT7.' ssosz SA ''' S000 last evening" '''o stock
Cotton quiet ana stesdy middiing. lohc. 1osSe. low
miadl'ng. ioc losc yood ordinary a+e a91sc Not
eoastwise, 22i. sales. 2.5Io. Stock. 6o2os
SAVANNAH. Jau IL, 1878
good ss%esy os Sa receipts asa, ao"s sros. ass
Exports 70 Great Britain 4o5i TO the Continent 2oO.
CHARLESTON, Jan. u. Is7s
ord"sry iojsc ioac Ne. receipts 1852 eaies EN- Es'
ports coastwIse. 972 sales. 500. stock. 7d.533.
WILMINGTON, n. O.. Jan II, 1878
spirits of turpentne firm 3Oc. Rosn firm at 81 40
y % M yellow Srads % aad y 20 r arm r, ~ 42 for &
Flour in light demand sales Of 500 bbis. unchanged
prices, closing With dswnwagd tendency whea.
70 aass ney. on on track. g miIess, a. ~ acc.
@ ss ss 1S% a s"a SST M s ss % !" on T
terms shwines auiet sales OF - bbis AZ 81 o7 u o.
eeipis BY raIlcoaas flour oo, bSis wheat 800 bush.
1000 d. Shipments BY Ssoads Flour 500 jes 'y.
wheat 800 bushels; corn 1000 do. oats, 5000 do
TOLEDO, Jan. II. 1878
y sss & a@rsr Mna spos q s se .G sJsa Jaaasy aH
Si ~. ""' 10. icu WIUtct spot
seller January 81 1875 do February II 7 seller March.
81 2Uis No. red. 81 O5 rejected Wabash. 93c. Com
du No. >, spot, 42Isc. new rejected, 3ss.; n
damaged, Sic OLD No. Dayton and Michigan, 4Gc.
Oats dull No. = seller February. 27xc CIuversced-
Mammoth aud choice "a as prime. - 30: No. 2 -
Hogs. - 30 81 10. kecepts Wheat 81 900 bushels
~ 900 do. oats 5000 do ShipmensWhca 1000
bushels corn. 1900 DO oats. 5000 do. Az the close
Wheat quiet and hrmcr; amber Michigan seller Marcn
81 "a No. red winter, seller March. ~ ~ Corn quiet
No. seller January. s29tc Old rejected Ic. new
CHICAGO. Jan. IL. 1853.
Flour dub; Wheat unsettled. active but
No. Chicago spring, ~ U3 81 U3i cash ~ U3s
ary; "a O34 81 O3s February: al U5gS 81 o4 March;
No. 3 do. vSsc rejected, S1c SIC Corn fair de.
mund but lower, 5J3c, 4c cash and January: 80
February aud March rejected, 3Oc. oats uu shade
lower; 2,c. CASH l3,sc February. 24c March, Rye dull
and lower at Ole Barley dull and u shade lower
5O1sc. Dressed hogs IN gooa demand aud a sh ,de
higher odd ots at "a - - BOZ choice and fancy ~ 80
~ 40 Pork strong smd higher; slesdy. win good
oemand at the close; 5000 80 %, cash; $40 90
$40 97R. iebruery $ll 10 *ll i2ls, March. Lard
airy. =. %, Marc. Bolkneas fairly active ana shade
higher shoulders. ic short rib 5ssc. Gear,
WhisKcy easier; quoted 80 81 o. but offered ut 81 Oh
without buyers. Rrcoipts-Fiour 1000 btis. whe a.
$1,000 bushels; co,n 10000 d4; oats. 5000 do, 80.
y,NO do. barley. 10000 do &hipments-Elour, iO0Oi
bba wheat 2sUoO bushcls corn 5000 do. oats. 1900
do, rye 400 do barley 5000 do. Al the close whea At
easier and 80 lower. Corn irregular; 3tSc fOc Jan
nary; 3,1sc. 39sc., February; 3yac March Oats I'M
23i.c. 23ssc. February. PorK inactive aud lower
*lUs7is $40 90 February; s1l 90 a xII O7Is Marce
Lard easier; " 426 s$7 a. ruary; 81 80 81 52,s
March,
The New York herald., 1878-01-18

SALES AFTER CALI.
so shs Lacrcssc.....c .3J 100 shs Kings Mt. $50
MEMORANDA
The total sales OF stocks to-day the Board were
S6,l0l shares
II was officially stated to-day that there was no
truth IN the report that the trunk roads cutting
rates.
The following despatch was received to-day on the
street from Philadelphia
coal ana the suspension Of minDg operations resulted
In reply from President Gowcp as follows tive
been stopped for two weeks aud on ca again
Monday Tor "A little wnic Prices have advanced
about IS cents' Vice President Hartshorne of tho
Lchigh Valley roat, sad:-'.We have not raiscd our
prices as yet, but II will be higher" The following
notice has been issucd:--
total Suspension OF mining and shipment OF an
thracte coal Lshigh Valley Railroad and branches
Tor week, from and alter Saturday the 1911 INST
Is hereby ordered. g. Is. LlNDERMAN
Il. r. WILBUR, Agouts
The New York herald., 1878-01-18
PUBLIC CHARITIES.

The annual meeting OF the state Aid Association.
authorized to attend to the details of visiting the
stutions OF Kings county, held yesterday In the
directors room. Brooklyn Academy Of Music Mr..
James I. Stranahan occupied the chair MIR. Ripley
Ropes, state Commissioner, and Drs. Farley and A.
Campbeli we're also in attendance Tho reports SUBJ
mitled noted slight Improvements In some OF the de-
partments at Fatbush, but dwelt upon evils yot ex-
isting there. Tho baby ward was spoken o. as an
agency tor the increase OF paupcrisin. Though tho
mortality there Is frightiui the numbers Increase un
til now the place Is crowded TO excess.
The New York herald., 1878-01-18
Shipments

"heat bushels. 46,5So 2,Sl0 l02,s00 90, 200
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
London adviccs report that the Quecn's speech had
no elect on the stock market. Consols fell iron
90 GIG Tor both money and account TO 95A. United
States bonds werc weak, making fractional decline.
The Directors OF the Bank o! England made change
IN the minimum rate OF discount at their meeting to-
day. Tho Bank Of England statement shows an in
crease in specie for week OF f75 O00 Tho proper
ton OF the reserve to tho liabilities, which last
week SoA, is now 40A ESQ, 600 in bullion with
drawn from the bank balance to-day. In Paris
rentes fell from 109t 25c to l09r 21sc., while
change on London quoted at 25f loo. Tho weekly
statement of the Bank of France shows decrease in
specie OF l6 500, oOoE Ttp closing prices In London
were:-Consols for money ana accounts 95I; new Ak
per cent bonds, lo4S hve.twenty bonds Of 1867.
1868 1868; tenforty bonds, 1884 10S1; 1ves of
1881, 1858 1859; Eric common shares, 9E; Erie
preferred do, %; Illinois Central, "a a TAX.
STATE
State bonds at the Board q higher for Missouri
skies, Asylum bonds. Tennessee skies, new, advanced
to 351S, while the new series wero steady at So.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds were quiet and strong and the fol-
lowing were the changes compared win last previous
salcs:-An advance of11l in New York Elevated Rail-
road irsts, per cent in Alton and Terre Haute in
comc "a in Western Union Telegraph registered
bonds OF 1900 4 IN st Paul cghts hrsts Northwestern
gold sevcns and Union Pacific sinking funds and 4
Hannibal and st. Joseph eghts convertbles There
was decline of u in Pacific Railroad Of Missouri
nrsta
The New York herald., 1878-01-18
NEW AMSTERDAM SAVINGS BANK.

Mr. X. NJ. Bent, receiver Of tho New Amsterdam
Savings Bank, No. 2l5 Bowery, will, by order Of ,hs
supreme Court, dispose OF the bank building by pub.
lic auction ~ the Real Estate Exchange on fepru-
AIRY y.
The New York herald., 1878-01-18
A YOUTHFUL TRAMP.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE

further heard Of him until about a week
since. letter was then received by Mrs. Ogden
from her son John, IN which informed her that he
was inmate OF jail IN Frederick city Nd but bad
not been sent there for any crime he committed.
He wished 10 return home he said. but nad not the
means TO do so. Sberin Richardson, OF Frederick.
added few lines 10 the boys letter, saying that
John not having any employment and no home the
Mayor had him to jail Tor thirty days. where
he had comfortable quarters and we'll ted. The
Sherlh said further, that he would continue TO take
charge OF John until his parents him the means
10 return home. Mr.. Ogden said tnat he intended re-
plying TO the letter, but he hardly knew what action
TO take in the matter, doubt after MS son hao
been nome short time he would start oil again.
The New York herald., 1878-01-18

Wheat du and lowers market entirely nominal
The sales between the calls 10000 Dusncs 81 20
for NO sprug, 81 25 or do, Mach; 81 "a tor No Mil
wausco Tor tebruAry 81 ~ tor No white IN store 81 J6
Tor extra white Michigan spot also 5000 do No red
TO arrive at 81 a. 5000 do No. spring March 81
ana ov do Tor Mt 81 ~ he sales at tue calls
"a 900 bisncs No. spring for January ~ 70 81 2
5000 do do tor February ~ 26 and 10000 do do
March ut 81 20, closing oilowsNo. red winter for
January. &I 30 bid, 81 81 asked do, February, x1 "a
bid ~ 80 asked d. March, 81 3s Nd u 81 asked No.
spring, May. 81 ~ bid, xf 20 asked. 2
Northwest Tor January. 81 20 bid. 81 80 asked;
do. for February. 81 ~ bid 81 30 ASKED
Corn duh lower The sales between the calls
3sOu Lusnes nj 1Jlsc. 55c mixco, soc.
52c tor No. mixed The sales w tho calls 2lVOQ
The New York herald., 1878-01-18
CUSTOM HOUSE NOTES.

inspectors Hagan. Van Horn and McCort yesterday
selzed 800 smuggled cigars on the Havana steamer
City OF Washington.
a spirited competition for the authorship mado
vacant by the death of Mr. Samuel H. Ogden, Is going
on among tho legion OF aspirants Tor tue oiice.
The New York herald., 1878-01-18


delivered contract 900 bales For delivery the
sales follows terday after T.. M.--Janu-
airy. 500 bales az li2ic February. 800 II 2gc..
GOO at LBO 1900 I13ic; Marc. 300 ut II. He
2loQ az u 4oc, 800 ~ II ace April, 200 II 57c. 200
5'c 100 at 53c May. 100 NJ II 7-c. une 400 at
s',c. coo At ll.slc July. 200 at 100 Total,
0.3oD bales To-day up 20 two T. M.--January,
500 24c 100 at Ii-2ic 100 notice at lille
500 Ii.23c February 200 AZ .3jc. 100 l.2c
At ll3lc 800 at Doe " ~ Lille, 700 ii3pc..
100 l2tc 400 H. 2Sc ZOO I2Dc at II 2Sc
$40 ut li2Ic: March. 300 at ll5sc, 1900 ll7c'
700 Ut II i1c 400 ~ u doc, 2tU " i6c 800
ll4jc 800 at Lie. 800 at l45c 2 100 .I2c
4OJ ut H. i3e.. 800 AT 42c 200 lsic. April 800
at 1 60c 300 az i5'c 100 20 I,55c. May. 200 al
H. i5c 100 IL 72c 800 At lille 700 6ic june
200 at llsic, 100 ~ II ls5c., 600 at II sic rotml
300 bales Grand total, 10000 bales yhc rc.
celpts At the ports were as follows .-Gaveston. 3l3
bates; New Orleans s.as2: Mobile, 3,I31. savannah.
1929; Charleston. 1852. ilmngton. "a; NorfS. 2Oi4:
297i Daies. This last week 1891 bales This dny
last 1880 Dnes Total since september 100
bales last night Cotton ireghts closed follows
To iiavrc by steam ll-loc .eonpressed by sail &c.
ssc To naGburg, by steam, &c. compressed 10 Bremen
By sail. iad.
wheat. 1890 nusleis; corn meal, .iy0 bbs 7Df
sacks. ~ 6J2 Dus"cls oats 800 de-. yc 1874
do; barley. 75u do bnricy matt 400 do. Hour WAS
southern. l2JOD Jbls ~ quotations
teady The sales embraced 40 Dbs prices
The New York herald., 1878-01-18

THE MONEY MANk"T.
Money on call lent at a per cent, with exceptions
at per cent Tho last made at per cont
The following wore the rates OF exchange on New
York at the aforementioned cities Savannah, buy.
,ng par, selling u premium; CINCINNATI, quiet, SO
discount, 90 premium; Charleston, easy, 3.16 l-5
discount l-6 par; New Orleans, commercial par
lilo premium, bank q prcmum ST. Louis, par;
Chicago, so discount, and Mwaukcc, par The rates
for foreign exchange arc as iolows:-
SiSty Days Three Days.
Prime bankers sterling
bills on London. ....4dj4 4Slh 4S31s a4A
Gnn nd IL ILnrsi si.Iluu mr. INN
The New York herald., 1878-01-18
REAL ESTATE.
Tho following sales were made yesterday on tho
Real Estate Exchange:-

Tho following sales were made yesterday on tn
Real Estate Excnange:-
ny wrLLrAx xENSrLLY
Supreme Court foreclosure sa,e-hasn Donnelly.
house ,gih lot 2oxl9o Sn 9th "v. w. S. 7sl IT. o,
NJ OF la7th St. to plaintiff $3.50
Supreme Court 'Grse9sare o s a. oa Logan G
ST. W. 100 #. n. Of sherman av. to plaintiffs. 80
Total sales for the day 50 4c
5ih st.. S, ~ IT, o. OF Ilth av.. asxioo5: Rose
c ss $. 1853 q d Is. .v, So 4s5o; wiiam
ssya 3d. s"a sS 70 o%"Tsi c,s WE 5a Gcma: No"
ssn'y ;o rss5I's a ssr cua.sIaa to g.
Edssli st.. s. i2sd ward sans TO same 400
ID @v. n W corner Of 5oth st.; iooxiOo.io John ..
ApSa% pSa%ey ay a ws wara re Van Josnd jr to 'oo
wlli,amsol,dgs Soad Csi.t waral sam. 70 sans. 4oi
c. sinclair usiercc) :, IS. q. Wstmore. -. 400
eSass ss a 'si&ss Ss ss
2e,h ST. T. 2on na IT, o. oa sy H.
26ih st., s., 2o7 H. W ., 9th av., 2l.ox9so; same
IsS "v,. n e. corner Of i1Si st. i5oxi9o o T. T.
kaynor TO Benjamin A. MiNs...;;.;..;:.;...;. W 1900
Morrs to IT, j. oiark =. ~ ........... -. 1855
ooth II, corner of BoOminsdNlo road 81 sx5s.4;
10th t.. n. 81. aa IT, e. Of is, av asxioGl
77th 81, 100 It; W of ist av.. iocxioo.a; L. d.
soth ~ n So5e Il g Of 4ih av, is5xoss viii
lam II. Hooplc TO Mary A. inkcrhon. Non
Mercer ST. corner OF Prince, 2Jx74; X. Ecls and
wifo TO e. Theiss. 1850
xMOHfcAGks.
Orbcn Philip and wife, to T. on, No. 4ff fth av;
. years .... 45O
WctmOre. Bcniamlu e., to j. II. Godwin, Q. g. of
Dyekmanst years; go. 500. ........... 14Uo
Conner. feix, 20 l.. a. Lockwood (cxecut0ri, s. 3.
OF 11h ST. between lst ana I'd avs. msnths. Ia O0
Strtter Charles. TO H. r. Hassey, n. 5. OF 4ha st..
av. 3 years. ...,....,......-.s...., $50
Kockie JohanLs, 10 boopola iiocfee. IA. 5. Of 7Oth
IT., @. OF LIST 10
IlaIstead T.. :. toxccutor to 4. \. II alstead (ox-
ocutor). corner OF 9Th and sytn 1900
ClarK. Mary j., TO d. Duprai. w. OF 10Th av.. OF
o9th st.. years. 100
Clark. Mary j., TO same. OF 9osh st., W. OF iotn
Pulling, ~, to A. scbuer, OF 18th ST.. e. OF LIST
Ioogan Catharne TO n. isaws (trustoe), n. g. Of
ara St. Q. of I'd av.; three ycars.... ....... 500
Lowrsy. James, To NJ. \. Coleman. $. s. OF 76tn ST.,
Martin, Martin, 10 L. Martin, W. n. OF Cannon ST..
between stanton and Houston sts. 8 years.... ~
Relter, John and vile TO o. q. Ferris ttrustce)ss
OF Greenwich av tNo no years. ........ 1000
same 70 same 70. iv otesnwi av ycars.... 1910
Same to O. Fuhrnann, No. III Greenwich av.; 1
Roberts 4. Mex, to j. a. Bcali, No IS West iith
year ..... i.25
corner Of Washington and spring year. 100
Schmnck Jacob and wife, TO 4. IlciUig, Q. g. of llth
av.. Of 4ish 500
The New York herald., 1878-01-18
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL

LIVERPOOL. Jan. 17-5 T.. NJ.
Cotton Futures weak; uplsnas. low midiing clause,
February and March delivery e32d. uplands law mid
The New York herald., 1878-01-18
BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKETS.

IOJASEIRO. an. 10, 1878
Coffee market il quiet; downward tendency Riotiood
nrsts 100 $3.50 reis per ten kAos Exchange on Lon
don. 241 Average daily receipts. 200 BAGS ship
nts OF the weukTo tho Channel and North of Eurone
10000 bags; to the United States ~ 900 bags or tha
Mediterranean none sales the weeKFor the Channel
and North OF Europe 900 for the United states.
bags
SANTOS. Jan 10. 1873.
CoHecMarwet very auet prices nearly nominal. Aver
daily receipts 51oO bags Shipments of the week 10
all countyes 600 bags TO tho- Channel Europe and the
Mediterranean 5000 bags Sales Of the weekFor Europe.
5000 bags; or the United states. none stock. $4,000
bags
The New York herald., 1878-01-18
BEFORE CALI,-l2:3O p. \
sanoo Tan, ~. old

$4,000 US 6's cpn. 1891 1867 S2OOOO US
1000 US 5-2urgI'65. fO36 5000 Us SIS reg 1881
OUl Is $40 cp 90 1UiiS 10000 US 6s 1881. lO6
2VW0 us 5-aorg 67bc 1904 1900 Us 49, reg '3l lO4
10000 US 1913,
The New York herald., 1878-01-18

dividend on Eureka consolidated OF SO per share
has been declared to-day
The salcs of mining shares in Now York to-day,
The New York herald., 1878-01-18
l0:lj AND ll.lj A. VI.
BOARD-l0:jO A. Al,
Q dO..........b ~:
u l. Shore 4 Nich.bc

100 shs West Tn Tel. 16ls
luO \ y q Il lind ..bc 1863
400 Pac Mail So q. be 227a