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performance In this city, 7lm l'roaf Street
closed the Rcaanf tAc 0ttlrr night Will tl'e 1-jl
ihn wf,olc aenson: At !,c North l,roa9. wbero
Seymour, formerly Of MeVtckcrts, llas been iEn
rclecH,ing fcatufe It Is pask Its 12ti. n,nl will
run Tor week OF two longer. "r,e Contra.
6ss # m& w.s Gssssss . s;1,ar Il rSay ,a! ,s sss5
''ayo been seen only in this city. !. play. otout
where, fur It Is 1nsel1 morn a1luahg that "Thc
sorccter.H Carncroas Is p,aknS m"''cy ha'l
hclindhtn'l when l,u Look 1k,lt,, and tint - A
very unusual Thing for him, who .nrycr
knew vhat II WAS to hnvc O. !osii'H
season; but. from tho tltI.e That no
nola .hr.n: 1t is pnckcsl, tatnnesl fuil VII!
Sf,U, nfll the result was that hight after night
cvcry, sent wa. soi.l hcforo Inc tloors opcned:
nl,l thGy c!if hive been sold at 81 Instead of
= censs. It ran for eight weeks, a.nl ever a,uce
been arranged for long ,befnrc, otherwise they
would 1e still singing "I'inas"ret' in thia city.
It Inns. drawn tucked houses. They staid two
weeks tn Pttsburg, tho grave of ail atnusoInsnt
tHtcrprtses, md ioot IN th0ro money tn VII
innei0n 10 one night tllan, any other party tats
arason. Carnrrnss' salary 1lst y rs tsE o. tllat
vi Ilaycrly's Maatutons for hnif the ,utt,hcr D[
aeoplc, but he has. Made uver $a9'ooo
In at the rntc Of $l.ooo o. 5000 n
week. Fred Zimmerman, mnt!c SIG0tN out o.
the broad Street, md doubt II w1lat they llnd>
besides i" l1nnttre'' paid ttsetn Il cent. Ford
tnuat llavo ma,lc eoj.UD0 to $4,000, wlicl, ls
Murc than hc erer matlc In 4 year beforct a,ll
he has to thank Frct! Tor It,. fle ncycr would
lnve had tho canco hut for Frcl's offering ht,1l
partnership in tho broad Street,
Tile managers aro goiaE tn try mud fight the
dog-star whilu longer. Mr.. Gemmttl has got
| out Of llfs house, except for tr run OF Freycs's
"Fatntza" party, which comes to tho CHESTNUT
Strcct from tic Filth Avenue, New York, on
| tie ID of June. Meanwhile lle. will lct the
| Mordaunt and Evnns Combination try
to make mouey cuouRh to got ont II
town, though to tell tic truth thry have
| given 50 tIuc performance OF "Eugagcd !" that
those wlo slayc saen II pronounce It as good as
| my tllat tllcy have wttuusscd III the country.
q. Swalnc Buckley getsa chanco 10 show his
"Ucyotion " ut the Walnut Street next week,
nlut after him 1Iobcrt Mc}fadu md 1larffHan
nnI 1lart. Mr.. Sfcnluu, who has lad
the hest Of luck at' the Arch Street, has
closed with lInycrly for thu Mnstodons 70 CONC
un the ri OF Juue after Barrymore and Wasdc's
rcarpcnrancc 10 .DlplosuncF.'n Then A'meo
will play ono Of her farewell engagements.
| This Is tle lntGst announcement made know 4
yet, AMI II is likely tllat tlie Fourth of July VIII
lind every house IN tile city cluscd. Tf.ry Will
be wise Il 1t Is SO, for tic nrce d! rents at fe
eeasisore intilcatcs TINT cycryboay y Eo|nE
there this summer. Il. ". ii.
, 1879-05-23

Russia seems 10 l1nve the highest death rate
q aay country that collects mortality statistics.
rear ls7S has bu. M r"csnt1v '' heen nab.le md
Il shows that IN u population. OF ooo3, 600,
the dcaths Of tho year were At the
rate Of from 80 to 10 per 1000. Ths raV-
ayes of dIphthesIa put Il Asst IN the list Of
anatlpox. There nrc about II, 900, 900 sectasans
IN Russia who do not allow vaccination, md
tlls accounts for the large mortality from small
pos. As to slse Typhoid. Il ia callsd In Kuts!1
aIW9Ys III the IatEsne. e.strlcken dl9trIctx.
, 1879-05-23

NEW YoNK, Alay al.-.A rugged md trayol-
stafted boy walked IA!o tho FortY.suyul.th
Little II le could ipt hn hare sheet Ut pales
aud pes,r, ~ l,e dusIrc.l to Mrlte letter to
his mo;her in Bloomington, III. 1l0 sal,l lis
nas,u was Aniou Sumner; thAt ho was Is
Bloomington over year a9u. l!e sAla lis
wa destitute, asn' ieSst. ltt.u scnt lia to .hc
, 1879-05-23
DENVER.

DENVER, t'ol., May aa-'rIle spring meeting
Of tho Denver Jockey Club commenced ut tic
Association track to4lar. 'rhe attendance wna
very large. Theru wcro upwards Ut sixtY
entries,
Tie Cultatakc race, mile dash, was won bY
q. II. llupklns' Lucille In 1:i9
TlIc race for cults, llatl-tni'a heats, two In
three, was taken by William AolkoY's Clliqu'ta
in ii. 52.
Thu frcc-ior-ail running rucc milo heats, three
IN are, was warmly contested an,l WIN by t.nc!-
Ihs favuritc, Marin uray, did not scorc.
The heats IN ahc last face wesc it,e most cx.
citing cycr Witnessed On Thu Colorado turf.
UwlIig 10 tic iarletscss Ut Rarus Au Was nut Tn.
tered,
, 1879-05-23
(qtticu.r:a
TIE GREAT SKIN CURE,

CurlcunA. insisted by CuricuhA Soar. II ear.
nesy believed to 10 the only positive Specific em
worm. Tetter. Pushes. Chin Whelk, Igoriasls,
l'nniphigus. .1mpetlgo. 1eproey, Llchen, prur.Ro,
Itch Ground Itch, DatberS' Itch, Jackson's ltch.
sraS Eruptons and lsrttaiions Of tho Skin; Beald
lead. DanAsaH, nsy. THIN, and Fa!.tpa llsis,
s cei
Sores, aud DIbcnarclng Wounds; Cnts, Wounds.
HrMlrcs. Scalds. Hurns, Itching Piles, Pain and
Inflammation; rheumatism mud Affections Of tho
Mu-clcs aud Joints; 3oro Throat UlphtaertA.
Croup. and ltoatscness. In al cases Of Blood and
Skin f1uMofs, the CurtouHA REsoLykNT should b
taken internally unt! somo ttmo aftet curo u
effected.
, 1879-05-23

I.oulsy1LIE, KY, biay a3.-Iho pools on to-
n,orrow's races to!d as folloWa Tonight First
eacc-Egypt, 50; hiatagorda. IS; Duukirk, 70;
VIrulIliau, 20; Wander, u; classmatc, 10;
Motiur, ID; 6ttltoM, 10; Honduras, Z; 5ohn
Davis s.
secoud racc-Louisyille cup, ono dash of.2H
mtles-uava Moore, a5o; Janet, a75; ulunmore,
Ito; Fortuna, lUl; King Faro, 1J5; lue0tIlnloue,
l45; cammto +, 75; Belle Ut Selso"' Us; Water
WNch, u.
Third race-Ga't llouso han1tcap, dasl, of
'l}{ -Largcrtinr, al0; MelionFy. 1aD;
Solicitor, ~; Artfat. 30; Kesno richards. Jr:,
40; jim Dsll, ~; Silver Maid. IL; Ioleina, u;
Clautla. III; Whreler, 10.
Fourth Eace-uatt llousa putsc. H-!n!te aael4
--Amazot, Is; Gold illtg, 10; crocse, Vcnttlatof
h!ly, d; Becswing, q; MEX Cheek,o.
, 1879-05-23

CoLpwATEH, Miel.. May M.-Ille attendance
at tho races vcatcrdar was good. The 2:a5 race,
unfinished yesterday, wus won by Big SOUP 1lo
talsing three heats to-day, occann ch!cf second,
Jassc hayes third. best time, *:;2. III the $50
race Gcosgo V. took first, Tom Walton second,
Dolly thtrl, and sam Titdcn fourth. Private
timers 1nat1o the beat tltnp o:8si1. In the :l'
raco Myrtle took t!rst, Wlll Cody second, PnrIna
third, tutl Katc llall fourth. Beat tf,nG, ly
spectators, a:8i. Track tcnyy.
, 1879-05-23

BALTIMORE, May 2.-rlsu Intla dash, all
aaes, wus wun by Kcobuck. Lady Middleton
grcuAd uatuu llouGu tltru, BnwstFl''s fourth.
): lll"c, ls4b14.
The ftruaE stakvs, quo mills, was Wou ny
4rA,ul Master, Puwnru sccu4I, Jcsrleo third,
uttllta l.,urth. Thine, :45.
The third raru, una mite. all ages, was won by
nouniu Woua, Nat.ts +. sesolld. Orlols third,
Albert fourth. Tune. l:4511.
l.he PeYtuu ha'.,llrap. m.tc acals, was wou W
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MKlNyOJ IN .rnt,1fn1,r,

n.y. ,a.'salnnon, tho wcll-known nrst.bascman,
II 9 ,hs ol tnc Syracuse Stars, but who aligned
I'M x !. commencement Of tl,u Erasy,t scusoa
al,..aae Nv eapital Clsys ot A!ua"y, seems In o
tht, ~ ~ 70 oo expelled 1hu League, md II
k,nsI oo Is taken Will also be practically It,
u,t nv ~. won playlpg In clubs not members vi
C,nns, ,ean'zat"'l. The .disbat,imcnt Vi the
ta,,. 49,, ss3 e'uo has stseady been noticed In
ton,,s "satana' ~ we'll AZ Tho transfer ot large
tt,, y! 'hs players to Rochester, where they
I'm. ~ ~ 'osor'a nine run by patcut'medsclno
d,n, a.. ~. l!e ttnu of the dishlu.ln,ent, prest-
ks fa9 fs9, ot the Troy tt.rnguc> c,ub. wns ioox-
tin, .M, ultet1al .hcrawitti to atreugh.nen lra
nd 4sK,nn..e!o Kn closed . live nlonths' contract
e,La. II.!aaotl I!l 10 psay t'rst basp II p'aeu Of
nxtttsd y. y. Young man signed the .loeuMcnt,
v IL liz, alsaErs ,nonsy. alnl WAS supposed
.atems"t secured. Avtording 20 e's Own
lsa ID Iolt VI si'c rase hs Ind previously signed
S,aFi,: :,Si'e.tsr, H.. ,, 4ud wl,eu thu u.cp sho urs
E.,tu NJ IN ~ Eela:ion to Trov they began q
oa''aoz.ug anl persuasion which SET
, 1879-05-23
BILLIARDS,

Champion Jacob schacfor md hts brother
Charlie sel,acfor, rising young p1nyes, will
leave Monday, May 20, for Lcavo1worth, Kan.,
their former home, whore they will spcnl few
weeks giving exhibition ganles. From there
they 90 70 New York md Canutn.
, 1879-05-23

PHILADELPHIA, May a!!.-At tile Amtlcr Park
raro special purse for Hopeful With running
mate to show the tl.reu fastcst hcnts ever nude
OIL half.n,llo track II Pennsylvania the tlsnc
was 2:1Vs<, 9,1o, a:2saaA1.
, 1879-05-23
THE CHICAGO PAGES;

bot1y and soul into the portrayal Of the strong
CIT crnotIous every night In tl,G syenk without
aufcrlng from II; and tile rett which affas Nell
enn has becn ordered 10 take has not cotne ono
minute too sQop,n
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r.ouancr. Dayard second, The rest distancct
Time, 1:ff, l;45;1, ~. bayard won the first
heat,
Tho ssecpccfInsn, about one and half miles,
was WON lY Dnnty. rattiut kecond, Lizzie u.
third, Vculllatvr Inst. Tine, H:l0
, 1879-05-23

Gkos,sa' hita-Dairymplo, Anson, Joncs,
FITS oatc williamson.
gtte,s ~ ~ ,sttofs-chtcago, 9; DoaI0n,
rsSed ansstnE tt,a sc0rpChicaIu, 4; Dustoli, 3.
CpniIa9. .o@anl,sTfllnt, l; Hnyduf, q.
, 1879-05-23
TIE ENGLISH TURF.

LONDON, May 2a-ito weights havo been
published for tho Ascot stnkes. paro!a las
been handicapped Mt eight stone thirteen
pounds, which Is four pounds heavier than the
weight to be carried by any othcr horac.
, 1879-05-23

0UTS1NE1lS,
Wot.cksTsa, Alay oo.-llulyokc, 0; Worccs-
iers, s. Championship.
utlcas, :; springaclds, 4. Championship.
WAs,.lNnroH. D. o., May aa.-Nationals, 0;
AlbAnys,7.
, 1879-05-23

Innlaqs- l a3 4 Il u 7 = 0 10 II u
TROY. g.. % ! D o u . o o. q
Cleveland. . O D 0 q l 0 1-1u
I,.nr--IIlrcc hours and 1ftccn minutes.
Ump1ro-tratt, OF rlttHbur..
, 1879-05-23
COLLINS
yoLrac s ELECTRIC
PLAs1En5

Liver anu Kidneys. stimulate ho stomach and
1,ossls. and when placed over lho pit of tho ston-
act cure Dyspepsia, lnJreston, and bilious collie.
pspycHt Aguc, Ma.aris, sud other Dsataass. Get
the Qtnuine.
, 1879-05-23

Tho CuT1cEnA 1tEMEblks arc prepared oy Weoks
l. put1er, lbanttsls aud Druggists, ayU Washing
tou.st.. I;oslun and for sa1s By az DFagRists
Prtcu 81 EuyicuHA, mnaall eoxea, 81 een.t; large
s"ar. =! cents per cako;-bY mall. 10 ceass. shtee
cnkpS III cprtH.
, 1879-05-23
BUSINESS NOTICES.

To provcnt ret1neas mt,tI roughnoss OF the
skin use Caewels Camphor leo Lotion. Bold In
Chicago by luck j. Nayncr
, 1879-05-23
t,UTfCURA SOAP,
Medicinal nnd Toi}pt.

n prepared from UrrtcunA In moal1cd form, and
Is putliyely Indispensable In tho treatment Of Skin
ami Scalp ni4cnsts. W. recommend 1t for the
preservation of tho Skins OF Infants, for gent!anea
wh0 have ar1s. A.r troubled will, tonder fdces, for
Nculp and for a purposes ot tho toilet. bath. md
nurAGty.
, 1879-05-23

CUTlUultA,CUTICU REyOLvEKT II
, 1879-05-23
0JyTSlnEIt9,

DAipI1t-k'+ - fuHutn.Ht 'e,tt"N'
Tlme-.EM0 h1uxh QGd uftf minutes.
The New York herald., 1879-01-06
A FAITHFUL DOG.

It is nearly fortnight since Abram Bailey, who
resided Manhassett buried in Greenfield
Cemetery, Hampstead, L. I. Mr.. Bailey owned q dog.
resembling very much Newfoundland, which
followed the funeral cortege to the grave
yard and returned to its home. From
the minute that the grave filed the dog
has kept faithful vigil over it, and continu-
ously has he slept upon it that his shape has been
worked into the clay The people generally. moved
to kindness by the dogs fathfulness have given him
food pentifully and young ladies have strewn the
ground with sweet morsels. Nevertheless the dog
has not been to eat anything and is reduced to
skeleton. The intense cold weather of the few days
and nights past not sufficient to drive
him to shelter. but he at all times
found faithful sentry. and the wonder is that he
not frozen to death by the cold and buried in the
snow Many people, hearing of the case. have jour
neyed to the graveyard to verify it. During Thurs
day and Friday some people tried to coax the dog
away as act of humanity, intending to treat him
kindly but failed and several attempts to catch him
by throwing rope over his head were not more
successful. The faithful brute has aroused the SYM
pathy Of q whole community. During yesterday
many people peered through the picket fence at his
shivering form and pitied him.
The New York herald., 1879-01-06
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Jan. 4, 1879.
Sns!y Xi; 5sssps. bales =.
lO4 s6O
quiet. unchanged mSdns Em s adsas
s'sss EsSss
1881. Sales 5000 Stock, 1852.
ports Sales
SAVANNAH, Jan. 4, 1879.
oss SSttSn Gas @dSns Sw
ports to the Continent, $500 Sales 1900; last evening
Cotton steady; middlng sKc; sse; low midaing &C.;
& Sales, 100 Stock 7isiS ' '''''''' ''-' '''''
Spirits of turpentine nominal at asc Rosn nominal at
81 I'm for strained Crude turpenne steady 81 25 for
ST IS. Corn unchanged
Flour quiet and unchanged sales 100 bbIs Wheat dull;
No. hard Id DuSsS spring q y TO- No MIN sgTSs
white State ssc 81 93 Corn unshanged No Toledo.
s 's @ %
Mo- o % 81 So bys q Sas 3 % sr hsld
bolted shorts $l2 shipstns sl3; middngs, SIT There
The market was a standstil the live yards
twenty.four hours Only few sales of lots of grain
Prices nomnally unchanged.
ys:s MiehIg"n a aas
little inquiry No. yellow new 3ac. high mixed new.
: %:s:' ssi d: rs a.,
lower, with active demand prime 50 30: choice 81 60
Dressed hogs firm $3 TO- Recepts-Flour 24OO bbs.
wheat, $4,000 bushels; 800 do. oats 900 do.
Sh hipments-Flour, 120O bbls wheat, IL 600 bushels;
CO rn 800 do. oats, 1000 do.
CINCINNATI, jan 4, 1879.
Wheat and firm; red and white, 92c a 81 Corn
dull and shade lower, at 31st 32c cash 321c seller
January Oats in good demand at full prices, at 241ac
sSS K at se sa 9nnSs &
Lard quiet; steam y SO spk meats quiet M shoulders I'D
Bacon quiet but steady shSalder; ssc s clear sr rib
Butter dull and unchanged sugsg steady and nnehasged
81 sO packing, s. rs So 80; butchers s. 30 $s;
ceipts. 1927; shipments, 1,479.
CHICAGO, Jan. 4, 1870.
Flour quiet and unchange,. Wheat in fair demand and
higher; No; red winter se1sc No Chicago spring.
March, No do. 6ssc. zoe. Corn 2sc. 29,6c, cash;
Rye steady with fair demand 43c, bid Barley in good
demand tending upward ut Sic 97c Flaxseed rmer at
81 10 81 D. Pork fair demand but lower; 81 421s,
cash; 81 52l 81 SIS. February; 81 62H 81 65 March.
Lard unsettled but generally lowcr SIS 45 cash. S. 52
SS SIS. February IS 62H s. S. March. Bulk meats firm
and unchanged Dressed hogs at S3 Us So TO-
Whskey. 81 O6. Recepts-Four, $500 bbls wheat,
,OOO bushels; corn 1sOO0 do oats 1900 do;
1000 do barley 5000 do. Shpments-Flour 200 bbls.
wheat rs 600 bushels 1900 do oats % 900 do
$40 do; barley, 5000 do.
The New York herald., 1879-01-06
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA. Jan. 4, 1879
Sugar-The market has continued quiet sellers rejecting
low offers ruinous prices; better feeling prevailed
the close owing to better from New York;
stocks sufficient allow of good selections especially
of centrifugals; Nos 10 TO H. Dutch standard SO 6
reals gold arrobe; Nos is to 10 Dutch standard
ga reals; moasses sugar, Nos. to TO- at 4 reals
Muscovados nomnal centrifugal Nos IL to H. in
boxes and hhds, 81 IA reals Stock: in ware.
house at Havana and Matanzas26 900 boxes 800 bags
and 800 hhds Receipts of the week 400 boxes i4o
boxes 800 bags and 746 hhds including o45 boxes and
all the bags and hogsheads the United States Moasses
nominal Bacon. $23 $s3 SO currency, cw Butter,
SO SO $50 So currency bb for American. Jerked
American sugar cured $3s $45. currency, per
quintai for Northern, and $50 $52 for Southern
Lard kegs $27 - $27 So currency, per quinal do
tins sci u x2 Potatoes 81 SO ~ So currency per
bbl Taow. $27 S27 80, currency per quntal Onions
$4 $i6 currency per bbl for American. Coal oil
Empty hogsheads, "a 80 IS, gold. Lumber nominal :
pitch pine, $50 S3l gold per NJ Shocks quiet; box,
reals 9 reals gold: hhds 10 reals 10 reals
lasses hhds ~ reals White beans 21 - reals
currency per arrobe Chewing tobacco $S So gold per
quinta Corn 9 10 reals currency per arrobe Hoops
quiet; long shaved $2 S5 currency, per NJ Freghts
quiet and nominal loading ut Havana for the United
States per box of sugar 37c Soc currency; per hhd
of 81 81 % loading a ports the north
tsde ports for the United States hid. of
81 80 81 75 per hid of molasses 81 81 50 Tobacco
quiet but firm. Spanish gold 2Oos Dol Exchange firm
the United States. sixty days gold, 81 "a premium
short sight do, 9a premium; London 10 1913
mium; on Paris, u 51s premium
The New York herald., 1879-01-06
THE WORLD PRINTERS.

special meeting Of Typographical Union No. 6
held in Pythagoras Hail. in Canal street. yester-
day afternoon Committees of compositors from the
various newspaper Offices in the city present
and the attendance numbered fully three hundred.
Mr.. Ganong occupied the chair and Mr.. Charles W.
Colburn acted as secretary The meeting called
for the purpose of taking suitable action regarding
the course pursued toward the members of the union
by the proprietors of the New York World. statement
from the World compositors received the effect
that year ago the World compositors agreed to u
reduction of from fortysix cents to forty-two
per 1000 ems with the understanding that should
any further change be made weeks notice should
be given. On account of the rumors prevailing
last Thursday committee from the World chapel
waited on Mr. Hurlbut but received no satisfactory
answer. They however, performed their duties
until about eleven O'Clock, when they were dis
charged, and a number of compositors who had been
kept in waiting in the Tribune Building marched
in to fill their places committee was appointed
to devise means for the relief of the discharged
World printers. and to submit report regarding the
affair to the regular meeting of the union, which
will be held tomorrow The special meeting q
secret one, and reporters were excluded.
The New York herald., 1879-01-06
AGED AND INFIRM HEBREWS.

The Board of Directors of the Home for Aged and
Infrm Hebrews met yesterday afternoon in the par
lor of that institution. the northeast corner of
avenue and Eighty seventh street 1t was expected
that action would be taken in the matter of
copting or declining the gift of $3.50 offered to the
Home by Mrs. A. L. Stewart through exJudge Hilton
After the meeting Mrs. President Stner informed the
writer that the subject had not in any shape
form and that the meeting yesterday was simply
the regular monthly for the auditing of bills &c.
To . question whether the subject of the proposed
gift would be discussed at any future time. Mrs.
Stincr expressed the opinion that the matter was
settled and that further notice would be taken of
The New York herald., 1879-01-06

The total sales of stocks at the Board during the
week. aggregated 500. 1914 shares. which dstrib
uted as follows:-Albany and susquehanna. 100; At
lantc and Pacific Telegraph. 1221; Burlington
Cedar Rapids and Northern, 434; c., @. and L. s45O
Chicago and Northwestern, 74,665; do. preferred,
62.205 Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific, 5593; Chi
cago and Alton. LOO; Canada Southern. 6425; Chi
cago Burlington and Quincy, 3.129; c. @. and l. c.,
7.O25; Cleveland and Pittsburg, s,sI4; Delaware
Lackawanna and Western 49, 720; Delaware and Hud.
Canal. 225; Erie Railway. 1888 337 do. preferred
400; Harlem, 20o Hannibal and st. Joseph 2335; do
preferred, 3,0i0 Illinois Central, $500; Lake Shore
III 020; Michigan Central, 26,900 Milwaukee and st.
Paul 5,92s5; do. preferred, 52935; Missouri Kansas
and Texas 6963: Morris and Essex IL $780, New York
Central. 4.O4s New Jersey Central. 26592; Ohio and
Mississippi, 6.099 Panama. 2sG; Pacific MAIL 2,61O
Quicksilver. 100; St. Louis, Iron Mountain and South
ern. LILO; st. Louis, Kansas City and North ern
2,soo; do. preferred. 1000; Union Pacific. $3.50;
wabash, 4145; Western Union Telegraph, 49472; Ad-
ANS Express $40; American Express. 235; wells
Fargo Co.'s Express. 996.
The money market during the past week re-
narkably easy for this time of the year. Tho
large demand for money at the opening of new
year for the payment of merests and other settle
ments had scarcely any influence upon the local
money market. and call loans were made at 4 per
cent, with exceptions slightly higher and lower.
There was a fair supply OF prime commercial paper
st a. a5js per cent. The bank statement was again
favorable and shows gain of s1537 In the total
reserve made up of an increase of s472 100 specie
and 81 .065,50o legal tender notes. Tho surplus re-
serve account of the increase about So 900 i'm
deposit liabilities. has gained only s7o6,775 IL is
now $il.275.5Oo against $9.S24.i25 year ago-Jan.
uary 8. 1878.
The following Isl comparison of the averages Of
me New York banks for the last two wccks:--
The New York herald., 1879-01-06
so. 500. .425 81. 1.543. $50

Excess of
serve above
legal
qnirements. $40 47s775 sll.275.55o Inc. s7oe.775
Foreign exchange was weak early in the week.
but toward the close the rate for sixty days sterling
bills advanced. partly by the amount of interest
falling due and partly by better advices from London
The gold department of the Stock Exchange
abolished after the first Of the year. and there
have been no quotations for gold since The London
price for silver is 59 per ounce and the bids at
Philadepha kept strictly secret it is impossible
to give the government price here Government
bonds have been very active and strong except for
the fve-twenties of 1867. for which two calls of
$10O00.O00 each were issued during the week, all
the hvetwentes Of 1865 have been called in. The
subscriptions to the four per cents continue
very large and very considerable amounts were SUBJ
scribed through New York banks by both financial
institutions and private investors.
The New York herald., 1879-01-06
AMERICAN TEMPERANCE UNION.

Exactly twenty people. exclusive of the choir
of nine persons. assembled in Clarendon Hall. in
Thirteenth street. between Third aud Fourth avenues
Yesterday afternoon to further the of temper
ance A DIR. Remington advertised to be present.
but he did not put in an appearance. Mr. Richardson
presided and read chapter from the Book OF Judges
The chg sang some pleasing songs. after which the
meetinj ,1djourncd.
The New York herald., 1879-01-06
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY JANUARY g. :rRIPLE SHEET

The following shows the relations between the total
reserve and the total liabilities
Specie 500 5l4, 100 s2O.9s6 200 Inc. s472, 100
Legal tenders 40 100 4.s32. 600 Inc.. l.065,500
Total reserve 2Sl 400 $G2 800 Inc 537 900
Reserve
quired ag'st
deposits 80. 5O,s02,42 5l,o43,2oO
The New York herald., 1879-01-06

L,ANCy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND FINEST AS.
sortment in sheet aud BoS valentinos also Cards at
the lowest prices from the manufacturer, STEIN.
BACH, i9V Last Houston ST., Now York.
The New York herald., 1879-01-06
PIANoFORTEs, ORGANS, sc.

4 -A-A-A-HER MAJEsTYs OPERA COMPANY.
A.A FLArTERING COMPLIMENT TO STEINWAY
SONS.
The New York herald., 1879-01-06
H1IsIIARIDS.

A -A-TfiE J. N. BRUNSWICK 4 BALKE co. (72I
~ .Bruadwayl wareroOms open; and second
hand Billiard Tables. IN all designs, at lowest prices
A MEXICAN STANDARD BILLIARD AND POOL
Afabes at prices lower than the leading house for
all kinds of Billiard material.
W II. GRIFFtTH A Co. 10 yescy 81.
4 RTlSrIC BILLIARD TABLES FROM $50 UPWARD;
~ Balls Cloth Cues Ne. best goods at lowest prices
III. W. COLiENDER, 7ss broadway, corner 10th st.
A 7 L. DECKER a CO.'S, 726 BROADWAI.-NEw DE-
Assigns In Billiard Tables; prices lower than
WANTED TO nIRE-A POOL TABLE. WITH ALL
w the appnrtcnances. Address r. $40 Broadway room
28
The New York herald., 1879-01-06
COPARTNERSHIPs.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE CoPART-
In nershp of Marion Flynn in the billiard saloon bus
carried Nos Al Park is this day dis
solved by mutual The business will be carried ON
as usual by Peter f. Maroon, PETER L. MARION.
Dated, JAN. 3, 1879 TIMOTHY FLYNN
The New York herald., 1879-01-06
PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

| FALL RIVER. Mass, Jan. f. 1879.
The market for printing cloths has ruled quiet with
light business previous quotations steadily main
The New York herald., 1879-01-06
DENTISTRY.

4 SET or TkErH IN THREE HOURS AT THE OLD
Apacc 37i 9Th rubber, gold aud patna; prices TO
su renenber the number, 31i 9TH av open eyenings n