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The New York herald., 1879-07-02
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALvssros, July is7a
Cotton noninaiy ise lower seli middling isc low
mddng. iisse: good ordinary ii'se. Net receipts io4
bales Stock. 1900
cssson q1ist %idalins re ;icw y nddlng. Use good
200; las, evening, 1000. Stock, si,io,.
Nosrrs. July I, Is.a
good ordinary, IKE Net receipts. ~ bales sales ~
Stock, 2,7+3
Cotton nomlnaliy unchanged; mddiing i.e.: ios mid
iuS bales. Stock. a6ss ''e'P'''
Cotton quiet. steady; middnr' II" To-" m,ddinx.
llaae good ordinary. iitse Set receipts. ~ bales.
wiLsrssros. y G. July !. is7e
.,r.psd TO- ssoa .,r.issS - fud. , tsrpsaa%s ni"
s,sady sard sl sr seIw & ap, :. 10 yrsn " 10 Tar
Flour steady clear - soas, 7s 30. spring - 50
asnss extra e - :, ass so scr P,oesw;; g 50 q I
red red .ss Ifss1I fsss ',sii ss
oa,s Quiet ss mixed Is os,a s at % S
ss.sS ys sr's '.1 sass,s. Ss a s. .sip
.sn' sa %Iadinss s,t Canal a. tTSss,'mwss.' y . ,sa
70 Albany. s. - to Ssw yors. Rscsp,.-cs,n' isscS
SSis: rye, 800 bushels; lumber 5ss'so feet.
BufrAlo, July I. Issn
SAMPLE Sss 10 i SI
soc ioc. Oats Inactive; No. Western held At SIC.
u7 ~ 0S Pork quoted-Mess and short SO -
$40 90; short Cut, clear siI % si2 90 Lard
t"'' tscs aud Kegs, 81 y 81 S7H pals. 81 so "a q
s. per cwt Smoked meatsHMms, 81 81 90: shoulders
- 81 90. Bacon. 81 bellies, sS 50 50 Dried beet
Sla si3 per cwt. Canal frt ghts-nigher grain
steady. Railroad freghts quoted-wheat sc corn ic.
oats 3t6c. I" New York Railroad recepts-flour 500
bbls. wheat y. 800 bushels 81 400 do 2sOO
do. DO do Lake recepts-flour, 1876 bbs wheat
i4Os92 bushels; corn 1900 do pork. 100 bbs Rail
road shipments-Flour. io23o bbs wheat. ~ bush
els; 1917 do oats 233 do. rye 12OD do Canal
shipmcnts-To udewater. whea.. i5s0 bushels; corp
$3.50 do. inte rmcdiste points. corn 6OOp do.
DETROIT July L. 1879
Flour steady. with fair demands sales of 900 bbls
white at 50 Is Wheat steady: extra white Michigan
81 Osis No. do. 81 O7 July, 81 O7s August 81 U3
asked; September, 81 U21y Nc milling 81 oiS asked
s2Sc; high mixed. ale; NJ, mixed. 5shsc toc No.
do, doc Oats quiet: scarcely demand, No white
3jc. 36sc. No white 3ic No. Ned. S5re. No.
do 3,c Cloverseed quic prime $i 40 80 %: choice
SuD do. oats. 2~p do. Shpments-flour ., 80
bbls whcat ~ oOO bushels corn 800 do 800 do
ToLrpo July I. 1879.
Wheat quiet and unchanged Western amber. July
81 OiA; No. red Western, spot 81 1Ois July, 81 Oss
August Disc Corn dull high mixed. 81 &C. Tor spot; No
:. July. :s.c.; August, Ss4c. bid Oats dull; No :.
a5s,c Rcccipts-whest, tl.uoo bushels. corn. 80 ON
shipmentsWhcat, NJ 900 bushels 81 900 do.
CScisSsr July l. 1879
Flour dull and dropping. Wheat strohg old red aud
good aea aud shade higher at Sac Rye quiet
51c. Barley dull aud nominal Pork quiet at Siu -
Lard dull and druopng. current make, Sc. Bulk
stronger shoulders held at 81 81 cash - o5 bid selling
held s. 10 Bacon fairly active a shade higher
shoulders 4Ac 4Lc clear rib 5tae she clear sides
5Ac 5Ac WhisNey active aud hrm at 81 uJ. Butter
ssssr fancy creamery, i1e lse choice Western re-
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
A Decline in the Prices
Of Stocks.
Government, State and Railroad
Bonds Firm.
MONEY ACTIVE AT 8 l-2 TO 8 PER CENT.
WALL STREET.


ro-day's stock market, like q short horse. can be
easily curried That is to say, that neither IN the
amount of transactions nor in the importance Oh
fluctuations was there anything worthy OF particular
mention. As a matter of fact stcadness was the
rule aud activity the exception If there existed any
financial gulf between the bulls and the bears it was
narrowed down to small proportions. and any ambi-
tious stock jobbing Curtus instead of plunging IN
could have taken 1t ut bound Consequently IT is
fair to presume that nobody was hurt in pocket by
to-day's stock market. HomGopathically speaking.
business this morning dealt in innitesimas. SO far
as changes OF prices concerned. Some
few things were better. some few things
worso in neither case there sufh-
cient alteration from the record OF the
last ten days to influence the general market
one way the other. AS for some time back the
volume Of business drifted into the grangers. The
st. Paul stocks strong at the instance of buyers
who think they higher prices in the future, and
the Northwesterns were equally so under the con-
tnuous reports of large earnings In regard to the
latter it is stated that the earnings for June with
one day still to hear rom surpass those of the same
time last year by $500, 900. The anthracite stocks
were lower, particularly New Jersey Central 1t is
rumored that the city of New York intends to bring
suit against this company for taxes and wharf priv
ileges, due but unpaid to the amount Of something
over d million of dollars. An important item from
New Orleans is to the effect that the State Convention
has voted to recognize the validity Of the State debt
same of three per cent for the next fifteen years and
of four per cent after that time.
The extreme fluctuations in leading shares is
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The receipts from internal revenue to-day were
$3.50. .s12 IS, and from customs. $273.s4 o..
An iron merchant, named westray, of Middlcs-
borough, in the North Riding OF Yorkshire. England
has failed, with liabilities amounting to 100000
The London Times. in its financial article this
morning. says:-.'There IL not much business in
silver, although the existing Continental require
ments are quite sufficient to absorb any moderate
amount that may como into the market. There is
atill complete absence OF demand for India
Tho statement of the Comptroller Of the Currency
reports the amount of national bank notes outstand
Ing at date s32s. .224. .lo7 which is decrease of
63' .253 since January a. 1876. the day following
tho passage OF the we'll known act. The greenbacks
outstanding at date stated at $780, 6s1 OiG, and
tho amount on deposit at $12.l35.69s
ADerin despatch to the London Times of to-day
says the clauses Of the tariff relating to human and
horse hair. copper and carthcnware have been ap-
proved. Raw feathers are made free OF duty.
New Orleans despatch says that the convention
has adopted an ordinance recognizing the principal
Of the State debt. with three per cent interest for
the next iftcen years and four afterward. prt
The exports of produce from the port of New York
Tor the week ending to-day were &c. 273 083. against
$7.107.529 for the corresponding last year. and
sA.4ss.al2 In 1877. The total exports Of produce
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= -wheat-The market quiet, but unsettled and nom.
though shippers quoted the market nominal =, 81
s'S%i", p ufs ss @
s ~.n. y M = Tor N 's = 81 f, 70 .l
% rsd I'd, e 0r 5a no & g TO % .,' 70, nss, w.sh
j IS {, 6, M, 9nTT.dsd M red 81 ,s y 4 for no
Tue following were the bid and prices
White oi PsSs ss a'1 }a g 's d so .l Ss
81 90 81 il asked; DO, sep,ember. 81 IL ask; 90
i ~ asked No .%ss. i:s j%Iy. q liz bid
asked. Corn-fho market shade armsr, though
i2oCS bushels ieI future delivery were sS bushels
g, sSSs o,. ss for o mixed .ss.ms. aaea, AZ G
tss, fsr yellow; asAe is5 Ne ior July, and
asked prices the second call Iuy steamer 42'.c bid
4sss asked: do No = t,:se biz +,.se asked; august,
45.ae asked september, steamer 43c bid 45ac asked
IN" n.s uncSaSsS sales bushes GanaS "Hs @
evening at 6slac 2p bushels State part yesterday
and :,s.Ss ioS sod 81 s sss
ssfS 81 g. psa ,9s
loo e,,; s7a Sis; mddlins. 100 l6s $40 si4: do
We free on board 81 s5 81 4S medium dunn
& s. & s. ps Ssa rsS ID sacs sc pF%s g u 49, Sssy
81 10 81 20 Peas were steady but quiet We quote ::
cnnsdan % il bond 7sc zoe Southern S.cs .yes two
81 e m y & osss ss S . Ss%
se for ,o No o. s do ss s ss for mixed e
&c. DO and dG ss sse ~ 10 ioT % SIC 0'
fnur,-foregn dried Was steady aud fairly active. We
sStei do u 46: new Valencia Do re per ID Dates In
trails 5sc. Brazil nutsod. &c new. dtsc sardnes-
oess' new ssrra sa OIses new rrnsn @
mia do. Fse. sbcled almonds, zoe. New Grenobc wal
Saw s aSer %cw GsnS hasrn dG %
New figs. lie l6c. Currants 4c Ncw Leghorn citron
ite Aimondss,lrneess 35e.; rarragona, lie; Ivica.
Gussy CLorr.--Bagging steady but quiet. We
Hay AND STRAW rhe ma rke, was hrm aud fairly active
We quote Ill -ShipDing lOc 45c. prime retail
a9c good do, zoe - Zoe straw--Lon. ryo o5c short
iirxr AND JurK-Jute butts steady and oo bales
ap%y held We ie aye 'si p butts '9's s,s
2s.c for paper 1l6 2ac. for baggng Manila hemp,
single DO. $50: undre.sed sia5 a si3o Russia clean
$2IU Italian. S265 $40
disposed TO the views OF buyers We quote :
Buenos Ayres 20 bs TO - lbs re Be- - lbs 10 %
aic Corrientes. u lbs to - lbs, ioc. 2o. Rio Grande
20 lbs TO y lbs; iosc .yc ornoeo II lbs to % bs
America 20 lbs. to - lbs. l6c lie Maamoros ~ lbs
70 % lbs iec re Vera Cruz II lbs. to 10 lbs. ISc
iecied do southern ~ Tbs to 30 lbs lie. sc as hoy
rum city slaughter 90 lbs to 30 lbs iIc selected
The shipments since Friday last we're 2la bales We
Do. do medium tc SC. do, do low to lair. &C. &c.
Eastern &c ase; Western &c. oc.; yesrngs. ac a4c
old all growths c 2c and Pacific coast hops nominal
IRoS--rhere was no important movement in American
prices Scotch was dull aud the stock on dock being
pressed on the market the feeling weak The
rs good sns tons soa .s @ 4e 80
We we gno,e se;.Amercsn pg1No sis 90 $ie No 2.
No wrought sz4 Rsils-sseeI quoted at sa5 iron ss2
Ls.rnrR-There was tsir movement in hemiock sole
~ full prices We Busnos Ayrss
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serve iae. I3~ choice centra' Ohio " Toe sa-s
steady AID unchanged Hos. steaai and arui onmsn.
- - -u, light - 35 - ysckin- - ~ - -.
butchers. - o. "a Eecsipts. i'sFl >hipments 100
tHICsI.u. irs 4. ie7A
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat uaieraicis active
aud higher but unsetied Tor cash uture- 40 stranger
No chicago syrnE ~ VI lOs Tie a.. ales - rsr
lots al 81 a. round iats ~ No. cash -4ssr jut a-y,
August ss',c. ssrtembrr Ne. d. -ig feieetea "lc
Corn larry active Hnd shade higher; high iNed ~ a.
5"e. cash aud bid duly aH bid Aagn.t Hs'se Nd
ssptenber' rsiecteo air nat. qui.s but hrm; Ne ~
3@.4c. cash S-tsc. julf .-r. 1Sse.. Au2ast -ltnc.
bid. september Rye dui aad lor s2s e-sh - ba.
August Bsrey-No sales furk fairly srtise ANA shade
higher al ~ s''i cash and Jay slO Aaxnss $50 ~ sep.
tember Lard steady. with fair demand - O7t - 10
cash S. TO- July. - ia - - - - ~ rs.
September Bulk meAts>bouldsrs a. short rib - ";
short clear, - 10 Mhisksy. ~ Rsceipts-fissr.
l5o" ssls wheat. l1iSD bushels. eern. tslloo DO
bbls. wheat. l3s.OD bushels, cora 1000 do oats
1O.OOO do. rye. rs,O do. bArloy. - do
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In the London market consos "a lower at the
opening. but subsequently the decline recov-
cred and the market closed ut 97ss 974 for money
and the account. United States bonds were strong
with m advance of Il in new fours and u in 4i,'s
Eric advanced to 20 for the common and "a for the
preferred but the latter finally fell of to "a. The
new second consols to 1914 and funded nves to
7sk. Illinois Central was quoted at 30 a 81. Penn
sylvans sold up to 397s and closed at 39s and New
Jersey Central advanced to 81. Bar silver quoted
ut 5l7sd. per ounce. and afterwsrd sold at 5ld At
Paris rentes declined to 1l6f 2Oc. and bills Lon
don reduced to 25f. 26c.
In this market foreign exchange was unchanged.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LONDON, July l. 1879
trade for the past week sayswheat running to straw
nS nS e% ns s% lately M ss Ss "s .
merged Spring corn is sickly and weak In short. this
later, there probability the cereal crops being
barometer to-day however. foresll
able spell The reports Of the Scotch root disa
is still aud fields seriously injured
in con sequence Of the ncemeucy Of the weather is
apparent in tho provinces than in Lonaon the
wheat becoming ssnsby reduced, are decidedly in
aarsr ai IS acsas""ay ssnaSe rs
Of foreign wheat at and L0naGn lately have been
5000 quarters Miliers bought sparngly but there was
%ents Of the eoa"ry the demand for foreign wheat dur
a G st a % sn sh S %
hour Maize has been arriving very freely and has fallen
* oH p o ad Sd per-
aso lbs "ao}a shipments n., have been osS
the "s1S The 1r M
and Tor Of wheat Of for the United King
o White wss @ s f
maixs restrieted and PRICES declined Cd Cd
disposition Of s 'es 70 r has been .s
quarter. aHrins sorrssrendin ns week
week ending June = ,577lo5I Of wheat and
2ss, iSi cwt. OF flour"
LONDON July l-e:soP;M.
Rsesa ps asesa aGn sp5' 5 st
=
Cotton-Futures closed quiet but steady.
LIVERPOOL July I. 1879
Pork-Prime mess, Eastern, dull jOs; estern,
dull ut ass Bacon-Cumberand dull at 27s rib
dull 27s I'D. long clear duh at 26s- 3D.. short clear
dull at 27s. Hams-Long cut dull AT AS: shoulders dull
22s. Beef-Inda steady at IT'S; extra mess dull
at s6s prime do steady at 7ss tard-prime West
3as, Turpentine-spirits steady ut 2is; Cd
Rosin-Common frmer at As 3D. fine steady at los I'D.
choice dull 34s. Lard oil steady ut
3is Four-Extrx state dull 23s Wheat-Spriby No.
steady at IS Sd do. No. dun S. Cd Western
winter steady at 9s Id southern winter steady
3D. Ccrn-New mixed dull ut IS I'D: old mixed dull
Is I'd. Cottonseed oil-Yellow American steady vt
.s Rosin-Common, at London, steady ut Is. I'D. Tur
pentine-spirits at London hriner at 2is 80 stock
Wheat. 100000 quarters: l.lOO.UO do; hour,
5000 bbs and 10000 sacks beet ~ terces old s25 DO
pork. Si5 bbls. old 34OO do new bacon. 27.OOO
old "a $50 do hams, 1850 boxes shoulders,
1900 do. cheese. IA 900 do. la,d. 6.9oo tons.
FINANCIAL.
LONDON. July IA 20 r. NJ
consois. ~ llie for both money and tho account
United states a, bonds; 10 Erie, 2S's; do
ferred ID Illinois Central 3ol Pennsylvania Central
81.
advces quote per renes II5t eoc.
account.
PARIS. July l, 1879.
Exchange London, 25f. 2ec. for checks
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The closing quotations were as follows:--

Money on call at the opening was 3ia to per cent
on stock collateral. 1t advanced as the day
snd business done at 6. although the clos
ing rate was per cent. On government bonds the
rate throughout was a per cent. Discounts re-
mained substantially the same. The following were
the rates of domestic exchange on New York :-Savan
nah. selling u premium. buying u premium;
Charleston. nothing doing. buying 316. selling q
premium; New Orleans commercial y premium.
bank 4 premium st. Louis rs discount; Chicago
weak. buying lilo discount selling LILO premium;
Boston par.
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The closing quotations were as follows:-

In San Francisco the opening prices for mining
shares were as follows:-Gould Curry 13; Savage
1879 Chollar, TX Ophir 30A; Hale Norcross. Is;
Crown Point s; Yellow jacket, 17sl; Belcher. Z; I'm
peral. 2; Virginia Consolidated. 54 California 57s
Best Belcher. 1875; Union Consolidated. 45h; AL
pha. 27 Sierra Nevada, A. Mexican. 27A; Caledonia
81 Silver Hill. 2k Justice 3a4; Julia, Az Utah. %;
Leviathan. p: Alta. TO- Bodie. 21h: Bechtel. IL;
Tioga. 7s4; Independence 50 80; Segregated
Belcher. 2s; Bulwer, 9; Mono. l0X Consolidated
Pacific TX; Pofosi, 81 Standard. 81; Tip Top. IN.
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o.
'.rs S ds,.s ss ~ :... .lsr
10 !. % ss @ S % 4 @ :. + :, !.
loo At. a. .1s 900 at Ia's g. At la5as' ssP,s%-
500 500 4. 4 ia4is $500 = s.os.., at Use q is
70 sosl 80 90 a. ~ se 5 at sos % 100 ss nc
S.ss%Ssr ioos; 100 100 e I.ss 500 At ioss
Ny. IMa i os Total. lsSoo bale. To-day up two III 2
+ LII .ass A1sr: s gi . a
i2sie $500 a, Il sic 100 Al ias5e At II Sse 80
80 ss asss at 5S i c. ias os
ioOsr die no it7e. 800 81 tSe. 200 At
% i5ss 100 100 at at icss SO 40 a. oss 600 SiS5 ss ~ De-
aass sf%sSr 100 soa s T. M ros a s sas: s sanS als
bale, o The receipts IS .a. port. % w"S Mere as
M. nah @ a charssio1 % p % RIO Nortoik 40 To-
steam sd sfI s.i i$a lssd TO aarre
pres .s % T H.%bars l5
d s ph,s firm, ws y
German s. & Enx Il 81 G do%sse 81 css
patsS yssx S M iiis..s ss oaaas W: active
oa4 AZ =,
PRIME 'Si
81 80 iodine quoted At s. 50 IS 80 Quicksilver
quoted t' at 81 IS 81 60 c%oraie potash was quoted At
s,d
o,irie acid was quoted a. sac CanphSr asquo.sd At
quoted s eryssa s': .'tor ior
dered in bbls and 2siac. 2oc for do in boxes. Alec
the former and 53c. 6oc. for the latter. Borax
quiet; refined & sity was quoted at Sc yAc for bbls
quoted 4c. a 4,4c. Guarsns was quoted at 81 Is
soc. s5c for large 24c. 25c. for Cuttlo
hsn bones were quoted ted at i2s ise Bassm eepsl6a
; 9S a' 81 casns:
liver oil qsiet and quoted at SOC Sc for Newfoand
aqs sa M % o 81 e. nss. at
l9c. .oc for Jamaica bleacned. Ergot was quoted at
German and l5e i7e: for Roman Tonea beans
sss nmIs on " 3 . % for .sa Vss.a
for German Clutch quoted at &c. elsc.
pTn.sa,s & potash was a,.% sao.s%a At 81 se use
Gambler quoted at 4c. 4'sc Sumac quoted at
S eSs s nsv a. % sas..
at &c oc for whee and 4c for powdered Csssia bud.
at i3c I3lsc. Gum gedda quoted i2c.; 90
taca lie. ike Juniper berries quoted ai 2c
peel Quoted Stc venlcs .urpontins quoted
Ne G1ss White % wa; sns la ~
a. ssTss u1D.a. e large de-
FEArrrrRs remained nominal at 44c 4bc for prime live
FIsH-Georga's Goldfish sold in small lots at SO 75
Grand Bank and held at about So so Mack
at rs 81 for No y 400 lbs No. sold at ss Is and now
were selling n :%: s''sS
81 ?oa So for No; Box herring firm at 2oc for
ss essrssa .sD DIT snd
$3.50 bushels corn meal 52o bills and 275 bags
malt M Do Fourrns market remain. quiet bS
s.dy for 81 E % nppnT IN & city
including State. Western and Southern Is 900 bbs
within the annexed range kye Hour was hfm and and 400
aud 200 Obls and 900 bags sold within the
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vn In the following table Of prices :.

The whole number Of shares reported sold ut the
Board is 1884. including-Erie 12171; New Jersey
Central. $685. st. Louis Kansas City and Northern.
4.s60 do. preferred. s.070; St. Paul. $780, do. pre-
ferred. 300; Northwest. 6350; do. preferred. 1030
Delaware and Lackawanna. 4.s50: Wabash. 4.450;
Lake Shore. 2.62O; Michigan Central. 2.6Oo Hannibal
and st. Joseph 1900; do. preferred, 1900; Western
Union 1,429; st. Louis and Iron Mountain. 1850;
Pacific Mail, 1.4O0; Union Pacific. 700; Rock Island
$50; c., c.. q. and Ind. 300; Ohio and Mississippi
500; Delaware and Hudson 225; New York Central 49,
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neous stocks. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3,2lo,99o
The Treasury statement for the past fiscal year
Total revenue receipts for year ending yesterday.
sl12 100000; total customs receipts. sls6 $50 900;
total disbursements from the Treasury by warrants
during the month of June. SIG. .50O.O 900.
The movements of grain at the two leading depots
in the West to-day were follows Milwaukee
Receipts of wheat, SO. 100 bushels shipments 5000
do. receipts of corn 16 400 do; shipments 500 do.
Chcago-Receipts of wheas. 16O. 1876 bushels; ship
ments l2s,93l do; receipts Of corn. 800 GA do;
shipments 224, ,797 do.
despatch from London states that at the meeting
of the stockholders of the Grand Trunk Railway OF
Canada. yesterday. Captain Tyler. president of the
road. stared his belief that agreement between
the various companies concerned with view to the
avoidance of injurious competition, now nearer
consummation than ever before.
The Philadelphia and Atlantic Railroad Is to be de-
lvered by the receiver to tho trustees Of the mort
gage, the 7th inst, under the decision of the
Chancellor of New Jersey. The employees of the
road Will receive certificates of indebtedness, which
will be lien on the road prior to the mortgage.
The following is a synopsis of the days transac
tions at the Mining Board
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with heads 3s-ineh 81 s5 q 81 10; do. do. 36inch.
q 80 81 10; box shocks. sic. Ole do. s 70 a
S3 5O pipe do. 81 81 5O empty hogsheads ~ " -
hoops II teet ordinary TO prime Sss Ss5; do IL feet
do SIS $50 per ~
corrrR quiet but firm at Is1sc IoA4c cash, for
lake.
CoRDAGE dull bat unch anced. We quote:-Mana,
large aud small i2isc l5c tarred Manila l2e' sisal
rope lOisc iikc
corros the spot dull. but unchanged. Fntures
opened trhe lo~er The market quiet and nothing
or interest occurred during the day Al the close the mar
ket was steAiy Al about the opening figures The Closing
prices ot DAY compare with yesterdsys as follows
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
CHEESE MARKET.

FALL RIvsR Jgly 4. Is7a
The print cloths market continues quiet and With e
demand action. Previous quotations ara siLhous
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HAVANA MARKETS.
HAVANA. July 4. Is7s

Spanish gold. = 12l. = 1:st
Exchange rising the United States sixty days gold
.s 81 premium; short sight do. 50 do London
1s1a a 10 do; 0n Paris 55s "a u do
Sugar active and rising; No IL Dutch standard ~.
reals, gold arrobe: mOlasses Nos 10
u reals: muscovado sugar common to fair. 5is %
reals centrifugal sugar, Nos. III to i3 in boxes,
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HtEkfsEK. July I. ls7o
Recep pts and shipments of factory here
$500 boxes Prices for the former from
bulk 51,c. top. Jsac.: for the latter from ,. &c CO.
Butter-25 packages were sold at I2c. . I3e.
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since January this year. sl5s. S6s. against
Sl7l ,397 o75 for the period last year. and
$l33 945. 53s in 1877.
The following amount Of bonds. stocks. &C., were
reported sold at the New York Stock Exchange dur
ing the month of June-
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LAO 2 nj

$4,000 US 5s,c's 1884 $4,000 es 81 Io4s.
10000 do ....... 1884 10000 4s,r.l907. be 1Ol,i
5000 4s,r. 1907. be l0l7a 5000 9l.bc lC6
3(OOO r be
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=, TVDIy lad E'J IuEul
delivered contract 100 bales yesterday. Current
prices of spot cotton uhe following based
American standard Of easshe alton on cotton
store running in quality than half grade
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GALvssroS. July l. is1a
Cotton notnnally tc lower sell: middling isc low
middling isnc good ordinary. nee Net receipts io
bales. Stock. 1900
The New York herald., 1879-07-02

The New York Stock Exchange will remain closed fro
Thursday, July B. At three r. NJ, until Monday July 4
olo A. NJ.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-01-17

weak; to put on their feet again those who
are down, and 10 start them again in the
right way, and strengthen them as hcmight
in their determination to keep faithful to
the end.
We could not remain TO hear the conclu-
sion of the Doctors remarks; but gathered
enough To assure us that he proposes bend
Ing his energies in the main, to the work Of
retaining those who, in the face of discnsc
and death last summer, violated their
pledge and returned to their cups again
Such a programme, he has really adopted
it, is to be commended. The number that
remain unreclamcd, is not, perhaps, very
large; but it is large enough and respectable
enough to deserve the attention he
proposes to bcstow.
The arrangements made for the accom-
mediation of the audience are excellent.
The room is provided with comfortable
seats; most ofthem chairs; is kept comtor-
tably warm, and polite ushers are in attend
ancc to see to it that no one is left standing
while single seats remains unoccupicd.
The Doctor speaks again tonight at the
same place and We bespeak for him an au-
dience that will again tax the seating ca
pacity of the building to its utmost.