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PlTTsBuRaH, July ls.-PErRoLErx-ouiet.
crude HHe at Parker's for Shipment reiined
OAe Tor Philadelphia delivery.
Oh CrTY. July lS-PEfRoLEuM - Market
opened quiet with eS9Ic bid, advanced TO
Ss2se declined 70 6sx, at which price It closed.
on,lptn ~ oarrelA averaging Il, 900 bar.
ANrEERP. July iS.-PErRoLxuN-17XL
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Chienrn

CHICAGO, July s.-Flour-Dull aud Tend.
ing downward Wheat-Actiye mi lower
demorallzed and unsettled; No. / Chicago
spring 90c cash; s79ta9sc August; No. 2 d0
99h cash; ol1<c July; 92c August; oil &c Sep.
TENDER; No 3, $50; rejected CSC. Corn-Qufet
but steady at $50 cash; 36JSa38I<c August,
S6$a361Sc September; rejected CSC. Oats
Dlll, weak and lower at 279<c cash; 25<u
2osSc August; 2hLc September. Rye-Steady
anda unchanged. Barley-Steady and un,
changed. Pork-HeavY, dull, weak and
lower at g leH cash; IS 06aS ok August
y l0aS l2H September; sales at 81 9Sas ii
September. Lard-Dull, weak and lower Al
- 20 August; s. 76a5 NIX September; sale.
It y 7OaS 50 September. Bulk meats-In fsil
demand at lower rates OF s. 55a4 26a4 50
Whissy-ln good demand and prices highel
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TnlNln.

ToLkpo, July ls.-wheat-weak; ambar
Michigan spot 81 90; September 81 90 bid M,
2red winter spot, new offered, 81 03H I: julv
81 o.; August 81 COX; No. 8 red ii 0SX:
western amber, new, 81 02If: No. 9 amber
Illinois new, Il 06. Corn-DulB high mixed
SSss5te; No. . July 3se bid; Argtist SSlIc:
No white t0Ifci rejected sc /; dAinSeed
IHe. 0ats.Dulli No. 2 August held OF
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NV o1lEANs, July Cotton-Dull
mlddling l1lsc; low do Il 10 good ordinary
ll1ic; net receipts 103 bales; gross az; ex.
ports to Great Britain 81 bales; Slles 100 bales;
stock lt,6e2 bales Weekly net receipts 40
bales gross 6S5; exports to Great Britain
cofee-Demand fair and market firm; Rio
eargoes, ordinary 70 prime II 4aI6c. Sugar.
steady with good demand inferior TO good
aBfe; yellow clarified 7j<AfRe, MolAsses--
Dull and nominal; ierinenting 9taS0t corn.
mon 26a2Sc; fair 28a3Oc. Riee-Dull: Iouis.
lana ordinary 10 choice 0ISa7j{c.
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Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, July ls.-Flour-Easy and
lower for low grades; western superfine s. %
as 5Oi do extra s. GOAT IS; do family IS 2Sa
9 90. Wheat-Western lower and active; No.
western winter red spot 81 lOlal ii * July
81 1lal llH; August 81 1iNal i01S; Septem.
ber$l LOCAL 10k. Corn-Westerr dull west.
ern mixed, spot and July 431ia4S5Ec; August
A2sa4'zc; September 45I[a45sic, steamer
iO1c. oats-EaSier and in better demand
western white Ssa4lc; do mixed 3iaSsc; Penn
sylvania 4Oa42. Rye-Quiet at Sc. Hay
Firm and active; prime to choice Pennsyl
vania SIS 00a18 90, Proyiions-steady. PcrI
Mes $40 50: Bulk Meats-Loose shoulder.
&c; clear RIB sides &c; packed IISa51tc. Baeor
Shoulders 4Nc; clear rib sides sc. Ham
|-llal2c. Lard-$7 co. Butter-Firmer
prime to choice western packed lOal2c. Egg
Dull at 9alOc. Petroleum-Quiet crndl
nominal at 5ha51ic; refined 6s<a8Xc. cofeC
llll1Sl44c. Whisky-Quiet and nominal al
$IV'18al Us.
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0 cincinnat,.

ctsc1HxATr, July 1s.-cotton-Dull at
ne, Flour-Dull and dropping. Wheat
In iair demand and lower rates at a5cati 90 ;
receipts $1,000 bushels; shipments 5000
bushels Corn-Qniet at 40a4lc. Oats niei
put steady at 3Sa36c. Rye-In tsiS demand:
good 70 prime, new, 6TS6Ac. Barley-Q Quiet
and unchanged, P6Fk-Dull and nominal al
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HE wHEEIINe DAIY NTEIGENcER MORNING JUIY1 1879

spend twenty out Of an income Of nine
teen; for you know tho old proyerb:
There was couple who loved one an.
other, and they always took what they
hat. and they never wanted n-HaFpers
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The MARKETS.
Money Easy, Governments in Btisl
Demand and Higher, Stocks Active.



NEW YonE, July ls.-MosEY - Make
easy Of 2IIA3 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 3IIA4x per cent Sterling RTGhange
bankers bills weak ct a. S5b; Sl9ht exehafiFt
on New York q 81 Dry goods Imports ri
the week s., 82s 900. ~ mi, -
GoyERSltEaTs-1n large demand and higher.
gnlted State q lot ISL coupon.
Nov
seH iolr and
ceN Hoais
az
RAlLnoAp BoRpS-AetIye and strong; c, U.
q ]. Q, hEst sold Of I8It no sales Of seconds,
STATE Boans-Dull.
SFocKs-Maiket was generally strong and
active throughout the entire day, and prices
with the exception Of o slight reaction about
noon steadily advanced 70 the close, the final
dealings showing an Improvement OF X 10 az
per cent, the latter Ohio & Mississippi prefer.
red, which sold up on reports that the road
was about 10 be taken out Of the hands Of the
Receiver. Granger shares were quite proml.
nent In the advance, purchases thereof being
stimulated by favorable reports from the West
regarding crops 81 Paul common advancing
~ per cent, and Northwestern common TX,
Among the trunk line shares Michigan Cen.
tral showed the most strength, and rose IL
per cent. St Louis, Kansas City & Northern
was iavorably affected by the statement that
the company had entered into an alliance
with the Union Pacific, and common adj.
vanced IL per cent aud preferred TX per
cent. Louisville & Nashville and illinois
,entral suffered from the reports regarding
the yellow fever, the former declining i 4 per
cent and the latter percent. Iron Mountain
also fell l per centssand Hannibal & st, Joe x
per cent The general market at the close
was strong. In regard to the above mentioned
alliance, it's stated a meeting was held to-day,
y which representatives OF he.Unfon Pacific,
Kansas Pacific St Louis, Kansas City 4
Northern aud Wabash roads were present
md an agreement was made 10 the affect That
fair share Of California business shall Be-
given 70 tho three last mentioned companies,
Transactions aggregated 1891 600 shares Of
which 1900 were Efie, 1890 Lake Shore,
900 Wabash, 5000 Northwestern common
1000 preterred, 81 900 St. Paul common, 1000
preferred, $1,000 Lackawanna, 1900 New
Jersey Central, 1000 Michigan Central, 5000
y. Joe. 5000 0hios common, 5000 preferred.
go Western Union, 4 1000 Louisville & Nash.
rule, 5000 Kansas City q Northern common.
4, 900 preferred and /. 400 1rnTt MnnntaIn
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DRY Goods.

NV YoRk, July 1s-Cotton goods Quiet
but steady and unchanged. Grain bals in
300 demand. Dark prints in fair request :
brlstol new styles opened ateIfc Dress goods
IN imptoyed demand: Mems wear woolens
eign goods quiet but prices steady.
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DgPROVERBs.

THE Richest Blood. Sweetest Breath and
Falrest Skin ID Hop t3itters.n
ia litil6 Hop BitteFS saves big doctor bills
and long sickness "
That invalid wife mother, sister or child
can s,,,h DO made = pttr Of health with Hop
when worn down and ready TO take You,
bed Hop Bit ersis wlllt you need"
1Den,t ply W And physic, for 1t weakens
and destroys, but take Hop Bitters, thai
build up continually"
.%%RhySciapS a, all schools use and recon-.
mepd Hop Bitterss Test them"
Health Il beauty and jOy-Hon Bitter
gives health and be utys
There are more cures made with Hor
Bilters than all Other medicines.
when the brain Is wearied, the nerves
unstrung, the muscles weak, use Hop Bit
ten. ~ 4 4. iie .tft,5HJ
THAT low, nervous fever, want Of seel
and yeakne Scalls for Hop BitterS"
HOP CSdGh Cure and Paln Relief Is Pleas.
GsiA ant, Sure and Cheap.
For sale by LAuoHLlN BRos, & Co.,
~ bup whol Shsei Ri5gsE@i' Il. "a.
fUTHkW
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CINCINNATI no. ST.,a..,.

cncrsxATr July 1a-Hoes-Dull for
light and Others quiet; common g 0Oas 50;
" iigns y 1oa9 90; packing 8 60aS so; butchers
y y, tq 9 90 Receipts 7s5 head; shipments
zol mead. .,a.. T,-9,.
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% ooss Is I4tdzN 5ainSily UNCHANGED.
Bulk Dull at s S0aS 40al 2saI 50.
Bacon-1n fair demand at q iOa5 O0a5 IS.
Whi.ky-d V. Butter-Dun and inchang.
cd. Linseed oil-steady ct csc.
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cnFEencpc From Nervous Debility,
SUfFEkEho Lost Energy: Manly
VIgoF, syphilis, Or any
form d disease, cured At the Old WEsEE ~.
rI1nHfi. by the oply sure and reliable TemedteG
Ia charge until cared. call or write ior trse
HiTieo Charges low. Half rates 70 me
pooT. o0-daN
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Miss Haywood thought he might have
spoken without her permission. "Too
much courtesy; too much courtesy" she
whispered her own heart; but she signi.
fed her assent by a little nod Of her head,
and 9. set, steadiest look into the water.
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A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
FORTUNE. EIGHTH GRAND DISTRIBUTION,
CLASS H, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, AU-
GUST 9Th, ls79-IIIGh Monthly Drawing.
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"Niiss Haywood -Margry-I want to
confess to you what foolish waste | have
made Of my life and fortune. Hitherto
have squandered them in the silliest OF
pursuits
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"Yes, for ten thousand dollars
Ibid you pine much. Harry%
NO, could not manage 1t; and, do
you know. that pleased uncle. He praised
ny spirited behavior, and said that was
Just the way he took saucy woman's No
thirty years ago; and then he gave me
the check, and told me to go to Paris for a
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I'M LOVE AND 4. IN DEBIT.

"who is that Carrier rs ' ,.s,...,
"Di %, Harrington. Is he not hand.
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
FALL RIVER Mass, Jan 30, 1879.
Tho market for printing cloths has ruled very quct
quotations are very strong AZ previous figures
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMEpCrAT.

COMMERCIAL.
LONDON Jan. 3D-5 NJ
Calcutta lnseed ass per quarter 1nsecd cake f7 5s
Es ton Lnsccd oil, f5 per ton. Refined petroleum.
SD per gallon.
ANTWERP, Jan. 40, 1870
American lard closed n forms per 30 kos Fetro.
lcum, 23hf for fine pale American.
LIvkRrooL. Jan. 3o-5P.M
Cotton-Futurcs steady.
LIvERrooL, Jan. 80 1872
PorkFrimc moss Eastern, dull at AS do. do Western
steady at Ais Bacon-Cumbcrand cut steady at POS /;
eeS steady at Dos Hsms-iong cut dull at 3es. shoul.
dcrs dull at 2ls I'd. Besfndia dull extra do
dull at SIS. prime do duh at 1us Lard-Pr,e Westei
nrmcr at S2s. I'D; Tallow-rrmc city steady at 36s.
I'd Tuvpcntinc- Spirits steady al 22s I'd Rosin--
Common hrmer al, 4s ID, nne dull at ios.
CcsseAmerican choice steady at 46s Lard oil hrmer at
=, dull At Ia Cd No. mono In the market; now West.
vintsr dull at H. od Do. Southern vntor dull NJ "a
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT 1-16c, BETTER; FUTURES
CLOSED BARELY sTEADY--FLoUR STEADY
WHEAT FIRM--CoRN FIRM-oATs DULL--PoRK
FIRM-LARD FIRMER-wHIsKEY HEAVY
SPIRITS TUHPENTINE oUIET-IosIN QUIET
PETROLEUM HoMINAL--coFFEE STEADY
SUGAR BARELY STEADY.
THURSDAY Jan. 3O-6 P. M.
business was moderate in all departments of trade.
On Change hour was steady. Wheat and corn were
Arm, and wheat was more active. Oats dull. Whis-
key dull and heavy. Pork firm. Lard irmer closing
quiet. Cotton the spot 1lGc. better; futures
closed barely steady. Coffee steady and sugar barely
steady. Oils quiet. Naval stores were quiet Pc.
troleum dull.
CoFFEE.-The market for Brazils was the samo
ordinary cargoes being firmly held while the better
grades were only steady We note sales of 11s7 bags
Rio. per Graf Bismarck; leoO do do per Hppnrchus;
1000 do do per Kon and ss4 do per City of Para;
all private terms At Baltimore 7l6 bags Rio pcr
Nowlight, sold at l4kc. Mild cofees were generally
quiet and steady, but Padang coffee In demand and
frm and about 10000 part resnlcs) were sold ut
2Sc 24c, the market closing strong BIC for pale
terror and 25c for brown do. We e:-Ordnary
gee. lie; Sal. llssci fir do I4,c i41e good do I4sc
days. Java. government bags 22c 2c do, grass mats
. 22c 49, ,Singapore lGc l7c; Ceylon 15c lie.
121c i7c; ST. Domingo i0t4c like: Costa Rica, l5c.
i'c; Mexiean 5c l6c Ango.tura i5c lie; savan-
CoTToS on the spot was -lGc better. and the market
closed steady At the advance The market for futures
and price: advanced steadily under good demand. At
tho close the market barely steady The advance for
tho advance The closing prices to day
with those Of yesterday; were as follows :
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State bonds at tho Board to-day wero DIM. Iouis.
Ana consols were fairly steady at 63X and District
m Columbias at s1A slX Railroad bonds continu,
strong. with the largest rise-1h per cent-in Denver
and Rio arande rsts; the next largest advance was
per cent in New Jersey Central hrss consos assentcd
and Lehgh and wlkesbarro consols asscntcd. Tho
other changes follows: AN advance of u In
Burlington and Quincy cights, New Jersey Central
convertible asscntcd and do. adjustment bonds, In
Delaware and Hudson coupon scvcns Of 1894, Canada
Southern hrsts guaranteed and c.. O.. c. and l. con-
soils, and x In st. Paul sinking fund.- Pacific Railroad
of Missouri nrsts and Ohio and Mississippi seconds.
Thoro was decline OF per cont in Cincinnati and
Bpringhcld nrsts guaranteed by Lake Shore. and Y
In Wabash seconds fox coupon). Tho London al.
vices report buoya ant market for American railway
shares. which advanced y to ~ per cont New Jer
scy Central led tho upward movement selling up TO
S5z. Eric preferred rose az. to 50k; common 1. to
I'm; Illinois Central 2, to 9O,S; Pennsylvan u, to
9o%. and Reading u. to 13x. United states AXIS
were steady at 1o9k. United states nvcs roso 60
l07 =, reacted to 1861 and rallied to lo7; 1sc7s de-
ciincd n. to 1881, aud tcn-forties NJ TO lo6a but tho
former recovered to 10i and the latter to 107 Con-
soils advanced per cent. TO vGk g0,. The rise in
American securities IL attributed to purchases NV
investors. The Bank of England reduced its rate of
discount from 4 to per cent. The bank GAINED
f2o6Oo0 bullion for the week ending yesterday tho
proportion Of reserve to liabilities being sex per
cent against 81 y per cent last week. Bar silver is
down to sod per ounce. At Paris rcntcs advanced
TO i1sf. Toe. The weekly statement Of tho pauk or
france showsa Eain tnspscis o8 Gszso,0OOfs
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delivered contract $40 bales yesterday Current prices
Of spot cotton Ghe following quotations based
American standard Of classification and
running In quality than half grade above or
he Rrn dc duot ed -
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market Very Ac-
tive and FeVerish.
Government Bonds Steady States Dull
and Railroads Strong.
MONEY ON CALL 2 A5A2 PER CENT.
WALL srRKxr. |
THUnepAY. Jan. 3O--6 y. n. I

THunsDAY. Jan. 0-6 r. MI
Todays business upon Change has been ehsrac-
torized by some particularly brilliant exhibitions of
ground and lofty tumbling-to such extent. IN
deed, that one-half of the speculative acrobats did
not know at the end OF business whether they we're
upon their heads their heels. The very strong
market of the morning succeeded by very
serious Decline and out OF this unexpected change
grew the doubt referred to- The early morning
market was all that was to be desired from bull
point of view; to lug in comparison by the throat
the bark of speculation doated on with "youth on
the PROV and Pleasure ut the helm" and there was
no questioning the extreme altitude occupied by the
speculative goose. But. happened TO Linden
when the was low" the market speedily "saw
another sight in the form Of sudden disruption OF
values and general break down Of everything good
bad and indifferent in the shape Of salabe securities
About two O'Clock p. NJ. dead set was made at the
market. and it was clear enough that Jay Gould
The setter" The onslaught was primarily directed
against Northwest common and with such
hemence that the price speedily ratified down from
63 TO &c. 1t were bad enough had the decline stopped
here, but under the contagion of example 1t quickly
spread to the rest Of the active list and vapes gen.
orally were pretty seriously damaged Were
this result attributable to the influence OF
some great political, commercial or financial
catastrophe It would demand serious treat
ment. As it was simply due to desperate
demonstration upon the part Of Gould II is not
worth the consideration of o Of pins. Catching
the market under circumstances which had left it
greatly in the hands Of outsiders. and with only
moderate support to be expected at tho hands Of
prime spectators. it easy to break prices. A
sharp attack sufficiently discouraging of ITSELF
and it was made worse by reports that Gould had
effected settlements of his short lines and that
insurrection had broken out in Paris the latter
rumor, for some rhyme reason unknown. driving
small operators here to take French leave of their
senses. Under this one man power the market broke
away though it had been attacked by an army
with banners, and at the end of business in full
retreat.
The opening, highest, lowest and closing prices of
follows:-
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whsAt bcsscr and hrin and eoscd ut the
;seiss % e.. S q @ y a.ess e DID,
=. ard s ' g a:ses :' 40 s'' I.tes, Isps
al oe; 10, No . red a c"s. icr DO. tsSrSasy: ii 100
,ss % "a % % q. No rss .ssaa e. s ,ss s:F me
graded si No. asmbcr 10 store II 0 Tor do aaoat
~ os isr Nc white ~ 81 ~, for do 81 ISL
Corn 6r and closed q tho second cali as follows
Jsnnar,. steamer, tsAe bid. tic asked; do No. . 47o
~ .s sized sr .s .e'ss e. sa tse asked M for new
ssksa! 40 xss. Sss bid sSsc ssied May No. :. iSac
So . ns-, - tsls,i ssoD bushels February Nc. az
<she saop sashel- March do AZ setsc 46,sc; and op
ne Tes i.s.o .. bushels. "',e for No: =
yellow on Sssk sse for J,i.e, a., aaes, tse soS
% rs.s SS SIC oa.s for rsss %Sw
sfmse.. We hs-r % sale. o. about sosp bushels We
sSs ss ~ Is ss M snE,ssss 40 40 % Ss Ss SS
E,sasa Ssrsd mss saiss; No do sihe'' No do,
unssss We sets sales ef ~ ticrcc. yellow at she
-,s $.as ,sa,s fsr as,s sssy S"s psrsas: si,s
.srs 20, s.aS pas'e aae'cd NJ ioe ior2s lbs ee for
ssF sSb yrrr-late buts- were steady and 500 bales
sold ca Pr'vsse terms hemg vas cute. and sisai ruled
srs..ss sl's s.arssssa siss $50 asssiss clean IS y
efliV lehAn $2s t<sOi Jute She Fsc Juse butts,
ace rs. cash saa lima hsns. hemp. 6s.e es.e
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS In moderate demand, hut with
out ehsnss fsreign vac Inactive aud neminsl We
aaste tahs sensrfsssi and mlaed I.c. i-e cayed.
zee 2es ns.ess ado r.ahag. ise 2Jc do. grocery.
"a "a ~ rs.ss hse. x,s 1e sas''sh Islands ise =
ssvM oNss---rA. nsrkss fer spsrsv mpen,iss wa.
s..es .sS sssi.s ness sso gue,, sui late vsiues
vsss ssssssiy vsu sssssss< We ssose sspnss mrpsn-
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALvEsros Jan. 30 1879.
ordinary, sac. Net receipts, li5s bales Expor,s-To
ITO ss'afs 70 ss Channel
,,,,,. Nkw os!sAss, Jan; 80. 1879.
or". 81 Ss sse %sSaF Ssis sles sss
Exports-ro Britain 1859 coastwise 3II saes,
Cotton quiet. nddin ins Siaaias ssn 3" is5s
sSss,~.e Sales. 'i Stock 81, ss'' Exports
o., sAvAssA,MI, Jan, 30, 1870.
ordinary sse Net reecpts aao bales gross aois ES.
% s,, Gsa srsnns ssn % sg sosswi'e 44 Sales
Cotton opened .,esdier: mddiinr, olsc !; low
1sSaF bales sales & Stock f"H Gs Not receipts
- WILMINGTON, Jan. 3o, 1872
s % Sa soGS s. ID. 1.lis. Ssi aD & e @
virgin. Tar steady at 81 A.
Flour unchanged; sales 100 bbls Wheat Steady white
s;ss s sa hard rss ars'S sSH g. o oss S a
% s;' @ @ 'isf If's 90 sss mss!sy
held + s ,se 5oT Canada e bond Corn meal sls s.
%ddns s ss sap''"' s4
ro,r s,u and ,,,,.,r.a xn xSnss,Esa5, M Jan; 30 ls7o
s3he Oats dull at sts ase Rye q1ie, but steady az
f";S $.S ] god ] md Ss$.s
as,.; q s,s ;s.' :A:s. :s
clear rib. sac. 5hc. clear sides sac 5I.c Whiskcy
IRREGULAR sales 81 o2 81 saesi quotations made
easy cay: h"rts sAc Zoe; A. white ste. grc New
u s4 & q S g. sesD e. sS s.ssss % s. ssSn.a.. 20 r. Is
DErRoIr. Jan. 30. 1879
Flour firm and in moderate demand; sales 4nb bbis;
% ss,s 4 * ass. .sss ssss snS .Soi a
S Cor. eoss dali and q"ss rSss?r ~ sS Ssow xss s
mixed; sane sss; NJ n.ises st'.s So; do. siisc
No do; 24Ac No mixed 24c No do, .5e. Glover,
msnd asd hrmsr At g. sccoips~rionrs s' aso y r sS.
wheat, 22UD bushels; corn, .sU do; oats, do
shipmens-flour so bbis wheat ~. .oo bushcsS corn
ToGKpo Jan ~, 1879
Wheat duii No. white Michigan ole amber do spot
March, stc No. red, elAc No amber Illinois yol,c
Corn insesfye; high mixed ssae 10; ;sshe; No,
Hogs. s. 20 81 for all weights
Flour asic. and snshsnFsa Wheat fairly active and
March No.s So 7oss rcjscicd. s2c sss. Corn fairly
sooa demand Shade higher. is cash: ose Fen
changed barley quiet, but arm at SAKE Fas:sca Hrmsr
a. 81 l5s y 2s Pork strong and higher sg 40. cash;
~ 7 s Ssr""ry Lard 20 ssrns nS ss ns 90 SIssn SMSs4
E.ass scsh rss Ss. rsssIy Il rds e q g
tied at s. 75 50! whiskcy steady and unchanged at
corn. 1900 DO oats, 900 DO rye 4too do; barley
1900 do. shipmcnts-Fiour, otOo bbls wheat 3d,u0
Ss s do Sns % s S c bailey
s5sc asked February and sc. March, Corn steady and
unchanged Oats steady and unchanged PORK aud
% IS, April ''''' '-r' " '-''
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SECOND BOARD-l p. A

eiocnoo Us es 81. 1861 5000 US SIS, r. 100
iOD do. % l0iss 6nsO Us SIS G, 81. ItB
900 Vs 2s. G, b7.. it2 l6oDo Us 2Us C. 81. l02
The New York herald., 1879-01-31
The closing prices Of mining shares IN San FFsn-

The following securities were sold in New York to-
day:-sls.oo0 Central Railroad Of Now Jersey seven
per cent consolidated mortgage bonds. in coupons
payable quarterly. principal due is9s thypothscsssd
$1,000 each 97sl $4,000 south Pacific Railroad Com
pany of Missouri first mortgage six per cent gold
bonds. interest payable January and July. principal
due 1888. $1,000 each. 96 100 shares Eric Railroad
Company (hypothecatedl. 500 each. 9ss; 20 sharos
National Park Bank, $100 each. l0l.
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livery the sales US follows Yesterday after Two y.
MGannary, sol bales Ct a4sc February 400 at sl7c,
as7c, 500 81 oSsc April s at 9S3c 2 400 At Ss4c 800
ase NY s,s % 81 I1s Jgps Sor ?, 70 q July
February at a46c. 1900 at 95Oc IU at o Sic Sol
hort notce) At 9t9c 100 At 9Oc 100 notice today
short notice. lst o53c tshort notice 3 at 5fc
100 at s5c so at 9j6c.. 1000 at a53c $40 at 5lc
200 s at asss MsTsn 2syo . a. a;c ss9 at 9sSe 2o a!
sI!c.. SD at szsc.. 600 At a74c. 2eoo 75c
e7ec; April ~, assc. st asic 100 at asSc. 100
arse. .soo At os7c. 1900 at 9ssc $40 At 9glc 800
a. nsec, um at ayic i..ml at aalc., 500 at Y.9Ic.,
aa,c.. loo at 9.esc. 400 at a94c. May 40
a. a.se; iu q ioe 90 st Ionic; isD At ioGsc.,
otoc June 400 at lolsc 100 10 &c., 100 at 10 l9c.,
Ia, at 10 Isc I'D at 9i7c lD At lo2lc August, 2O al
The receipts :. tie popss we're az S.a
Galveston. i55: New Orleans 4is7; Mobile ,5oy sa.
ysnnsh. 2sa ChHrIcssen. I,is; wming gton sill; Nor
5s.s ~. scy ~, scrs asa nS,so9 22s,' rh"ds,phis
This day last year. 1904 Total since September 1,
sxres bale. 20 last night Cotton frcghts closed as
&c. To Hamburg by steam: &c. comprc.scd To Bremen
by steam Ae compressed By sail Nc To Liverpool, ,4c
Fisrn isp isirs-Recsips.-FIour 2a4 bbls wheat.
a 2y bushels: meal 500 bbs and 264 sacks; corn
yi,27 bushels oats. l5A do; rye, a,74o do barley
sS Dc. s.rsy NAL: Sso 4. fas -four market was
crn aud sout6ern we're about aOD bhls Within The an
ncxed rangc kye -four vas steady with sales Of 2 bbs
ssek. rye vas quiet: ao bushels we're sold Including
state on track a. 35e and Pennsylvania at 5,sc harley
vssfsry ac.ise but weak; sales we're l0oO bushels
hn. n.hes citv sold 81 80. time. We auotc