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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-04-16

PRODUCE MARKET REPORT

PnILADELrHrA. April i2.-Thers Ia very little
doing In breadstufs.
Bark is nominally quoted at $soper ton for No.
] quereitron.
Cotton is frm small sales at iii@li for
middlings.
Flour and Meai--Ths demand for -four Is lin
tied, and pricees Of low grades are weak. but
choice descriptions continue firm. Sales Of 600
barrels; including Minnesota extra family, good
to fancy. at sl,so@si Psnnsylvania do: do. and
patent and other high grades at $6.25@7. Rye
aoar is steady at Ms27s@2-s7i. cornmsali'no
nal at q. 4. o. b.
Grain--wbsat is quist and steady. Sales Of
5000 bushelsi including Pennylvania red, ct
$il24 49ll3j Psnnsylysnia and southern amber,
si.l3. Rye is steady at 5s@bsi 0. for western
and ennsyiyania, and nominal at 5o@5lc. for
southern. Corn 10 less active but steady sales Of
1900 busbelsj including rejected, at 4oi i94iici
steamer, at Al 47c; southern yellow, at 43t 44c,
and sail, elevator, at 43hc. Oats arc arm and in
fair demand sales Of 1000 bushels including
stainep at 30@3oie; mixed, at so@sic, and
white, at S2@saie.
Whisky is dull. Sales Of western at si.o6.
CHICAGO, April l2--Flour steady and uuchang-
Cd.
Wheat Is In fair demand and higher No. 2
Chicago spring, fresh s9ie regular, SIC for cash
9la@9lic for May s2i@92io for Junsi Nos
do, 7si@7sicj rejected $50.
Corn in good dsnandj a shade higher fresh,
$40 regular, size for cash SSic for May sstc
for June.
Oats fairly active, a shade higher; 22c for cash
l5tc for May este for June.
Rye dull, at 43ic9 44io.
Barley steady and unchanged.
flarseed scarce, 6rm crushing 10 choice SOW
ing, $l,So@i.7S
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s9aisfsllxufpns.
ARNOLD WANTS
Shingle Bolts & Saw Logs.

A DMINIsTRATORS NOTICES. Notice
IA 10 hereby given that Letters Of Adminis-
ration on the estate Of HENRY wITHRRow.
late Of Jordan township, CT earhsid Co., Pa deed,
having been duly granted to the undsrsignsd, all
persons indebted 10 said estate will please make
Immediate payment, and those having claim. or
demands against the same will present them
properly authenticated for settlement without
DELAY. ROBERT wITHRRow,
New Milipor, Pa,
MARY M. WITHRRoW,
Ansonviils. Pa,
apr9.6t. Administrstors.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-04-16

DY virtue Of writs Of ri. fs., Issued
I'D out Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of Clear
field county, and to me directed, there will be
exposed to PUBLIC SALE, at the Court House,
in the borough Of Clearheld, on
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-04-16

A n Mitchell, Barn'e tp,
| All Nsvconsr, orssn'd, t,
| Bobt Pattsrses, Jordan,
! q W 0earhaft, Decatur,
The New York herald., 1879-08-29
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY AUGUST 49, ls7s-TRIPLE SHEET

beef ruled steady a $40 $50 so for city extra India
ss ae s Cut
dull and nominal Dressed hogs were steady and quoted
ss ss spSs sales 200 o5sss re, Western 4
2, tis 6satns%, q s. I6s sales Tor future q,
$50 sao s. 9s:sss' ao seller
Ne b d e 3
psesStsT Dec m ss a'ssS Sid ssksd year bid
ssr-Rscepts e45 pack ages The market steady
Ws.ssn us 10 dairy M
isSs Western do. ioSs iass as factory .ils
saossd We quote: State factory. poor 70 fancy &C.
S rs Sss Ss # Steady
Nsw Jersey and ne1,ey aos s5ase
A1ac Riei~ate Values were still quoted and liberal trade
7sc. prime TO choice, 7sae !4c LOUISIANA f.'r TO
R,%sd 7" Sssd as s s s5:s h'ns0on' duty paid 's 0s a'
.na G wa srSar sa
market for raw ruled Arm note sales
Is refined was strong and the %ed% rsSS
s and sys
7,4e. 1sc; do mOasses, in hhds boxes and bags 5c
s 1sa rsTS prime. siss @ no 5osS
Of as s @
s1sc ssae of 4. re s1ss white exir. 2, 7e
III hhds iso t!ersss and JOG SOs
WHisKEy-Rcccipts, 425 bbls. The market quiet
but lrmer. and 10 bbls. sold at 81 U7.
FREcHrs-rhe general movement was light, but
held steady Eugagements-To Liver
pool, per steam. grain room quoted at 71sd
71ad. some lots cneese, 4Us.; 1900 packages pro-
visions. Sos per ton, and some lots measure
ment goods. pos 25s Bristol, steam. 5000 bushels
grain SID and Bristol aud Cardiff 600 boxes cheese
50s. HULL steau, 5000 bushels grain private terms
London. steam 5000 bushels wheat, I'D; 10000 do
do, 7s4d; $50 sacks -four, 22s. I'd. per ton Ham
burg, SAIL German bark O60 TONS 10000 bushels
private terms To Glasgow per steam. 25o bbs -four on
tors of grain, hence to Passages. at Isl an Austrian
bark 1900 quarters do hence to Cette or Marseilles
6 3d. Italian bark 5000 quarters do hence Naples
6 3D. German bark 273 tons hence to Konigsberg pro-
visions 32s Sd another 32 tons hence Stettin with
do, 32s Cd Italian brig 26e tons, hence to Naples
provisions, 31s. Sd British steamer. 1900 quarters
bark. 5000 quarters do. fhiiadelphia 10 Cork
bbas refined psssoep% hence to Livorpo9I % A. 4,ad
owners account; Norwegian bark, 37Oo bbs do. Pha-
phia to the Baltic, 5s American bark hence to Bor
deaux with 4, 900 bbls. petroleum, A. I'D.
The New York herald., 1879-08-29

wheat market was hrmer. and all kinds sold higher
with good demand to cover contracts. Corn was
quiet and easy. Oats dearer. Whiskey was
strong Pork quiet Lard without decided change
Cotton again higher for spot futures closed steady
Coffee ruled steady did also Naval stores we're
quiet but without radical change though spirits tnrpen
tine ruled firm. Oils and petroleum remained dull
corrsE-Ths market for Rio ruled quiet but firm We
note sales Of 1901 bags Rio, City OF Para at lSc
344 bags do, same ut l45Sc 945 bags do Olbers
at 9c., and withdrawn from stock 900 bags Rio ex
City Of Para The stock here tonight Is 102 bags
At Baltimore 1000 bags Campanero sold private
terms Mild coffee ruled steady. We note sales of 27l
bags Mexican. Vera Cruz and 342 bags do City Of
New York. both private terms. We quote :-Ordinary
cargoes, Ike. fair do lSc.; good do lac prime do.
l41c.; for lots 1l1ac l6c; Santos, fair
good, i3sc l4c ninety days. Java bags,
22c 23c mats 24c 25c; Singapore loc l7c;
Ceyion. l4c l6c Maracaibo. Ike l61sc Lsguayrs.
l3c. l5c Jamaics, lie. l41ac st. Domingo 104c
Ike; Porto Rico l5c 16bc. Costa Rica, i4c f7c;
Mexican, lac. 151ac Angostura, l5c l7c.; Savana,
ll1zc. tic: Curacao, lie = l2c
tor cotton the spot marked
for all grades with the market steady at tho ad
The higher views of sellers to Interfere
with business. Future deliveries active At the
the market steady The report that private
Elements were made with certain September shorts" Is
foot up $4,000 bales. The highest and lowest points
touched to-day and the closing quotations Of yesterday
and to-day follOw5.-
The New York herald., 1879-08-29
w ITH
FIVE DOLLARS

You can buy an
IMPERIAL AUSTRIAN 1864 GOVERNMENT BOND,
which bonds issued and secured by the governmsht
and rcdccmed In drawings
FOUR TIMES ANNUALLY.
until each and every bond Is drawn with larger q
smaller premium. Every bond must draws
prize, there BLANKS.
THE THREE HIGHEST PRIZES AMOUNT TO
10000 FLORINS
2DOOU FLORINS
1900 FLORINS.
And bonds not drawing Of the above prizes muse
draw a premium Of not less than
300 FLORINS.
ONE FLORIN EQUAL TO 10 CENTS. GOLD.
Tho next drawing takes place September Monday.
every bond bought OF before the ls OF sop
tember entitled the whole premium that may be drawn
thereon that date Country orders sent In REGIS
TERED LETTERS and enclosing 81 will secure one OF
those the drawing For ORDERS circulars.
Dr. any other information address
INTERNATIONAL BANKING COMPANY,
$50 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
In writing please mention the Nnw fonK HERALp
VlvILL SACRIFICE A FIRST CLASS PAYING MANU-
featuring Business for S7oO account OF my poor
hcah being entirely unable to atteud to IL the business
will 10 cent profit. requires small
ming capital viii evidently daily big demand for
goods sold strictly for cash. Columbia Heights near
Fulton ferry Brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1879-08-29
CONDITIONAL FORGIVENESS.

''Muggy" Jones' sleeves rolled up yesterday
when the officer brought him into the jefferson Mar.
ket Police Court and his whole aspect savored Of
the belligerent. "Muggy' was = bootblaok. and he
had been caught shying stones at brother OF the
craft who. 1t appears. had ntruded on his especial
domain.
..wbat is your right namo. my mans" His Honor
asked. as he was told how the prisoner registered.
'Tom." said the latter. ''rhcy calls me .Muggy'
for short. The fellows round the is precious
short O. wind. they is. an they it T. rope in
any galoot what comes along. SeeY'
"How il 1t that you were throwing stones to-
s.oh. tina. was ony at 'Bulgy. o'Dren."
"oh. that was all. eha Well, tell me who may
1.-The biggest thief on the walk he is. smartcrn
steel trap an always with bis eye skinned for .
qucker'n you could wink. Why. them fellers what
Keeps apple stands got TO put cat tcases around EN-
things from jampn dp inter his pockets. p ' p ~
but that was no reason why you should stone
..wasn't ity' asked the prisoner "po you s'poss
goin Z let that Congress blackin' slope away,
an that carpet shin of and brush or two skedsaais
not the kind of n hairpin am"
With this "Muggy' Jones' stuck thumb under
his four feet and an inch or two. The Court was
amused.
''Oh, you wouldn't pinch tellcr hard for standin'
up for his rights, would your said the pink OF pre-
costly.
"If let you go will you forgive Bulgy'"
81 don't mind If do.
.'And youn try to make him good boyY'
81 s'pose so.
s.You go, then."
"t4ood enough" said Muggy no took mp his
box Then showing pair of fists like hickory nuts
he remarked
..If sDuIgy' goes o travelln or to the workus I'll
forgiven him. oh yes but II he comes around that
corner he'll ind he's q foolin with thunder storm
and steamboat explosion rolled inter one. Dont you
forget IT,"
And the concentrated essence Of destruction vsnA
on gleomiy.
The New York herald., 1879-08-29
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
Stocks Less Active, but
Close Firmer.
M O N E Y E A S I E r.
Governments Wer Strong, State Bonds We're
Forgotten and Railways We're Steady.
WALL STREET,
THURSDAY. August 38-6 p. ]

I THURSDAY, August 1o-6 r. n.
The stock market to-day has been Aat as bottle
OF small beer with the cork out Until late in the
afternoon commission brokers went moaning about
destitute OF orders and in state of wonderment that
the activity Of yesterday should have 80 suddenly
given way to state Of dulness. Az q matter of
fsct speculation rather unexpectedly struck slack
tide. The current which for some days past has
been running ebb turned food this afternoon. and
the low wster bears found themselves fosted away
from the hsrbor OF depressed prices which they had
confidently hoped to mako. To the change in the
price Of call loans to be attributed the change In
the spirit of speculation. From . sharp
per cent money market with occasionally
IN additional extortion of 132 imposed by
money lenders to whom Manhattan Beach is = myth
and dream, the rate fell to-day to per cent for
the bulk Of transactions and to per cent for closing
ones. In word money was decidedly easier to-day.
and what with the inward how of currency attracted
by the spasmodically high rates Of day or two
past and the receipts of gold from abroad and the
amounts now ahost and those likely to be shipped
in the immediate future, there is every prospect
that it will become easier yet. The share market
quickly caught the cue afforded by the more cheer
full prospect and from state of depression rallied
into position of positive strength. which it main
tanned to the end Unless all signs fail, the decline
In prices resulting from the less artificial
stringency in money is for the present.
and tho market is in favorable position
for an upward turn. to which both the lower stand
ard Of values and the greatly increased short interest
will be Of valuable assistance. The simple question
to whether stocks were to be carried with
with difficulty determined the course Of prices to-
day. There perfect dearth Of reports and
rumors. good. bad or Indifferent. and operations
were regulated simply with eye to the condition
OF bank balances. Opening prices were higher and
figures fattened for hour two; afterward gen.
sral Banting process set in and they grew meagrc
howard the close they picked up all they had lost
and too. and ultimately closed under the most
robust conditions Of tho day. To all intents and
purposes the market was q brokers' one-more desire
being manifested to get office matters into q
Portable shape than to launch forth into fresh
lative ventures.
The extreme fluctuations Of the day shown
IN fho fol xpis,c, fai,la NJ
The New York herald., 1879-08-29

--Staned-Good ordinary 1114c; strict good ordinary.
future delivery sales follows Yc.terday after
two p M.Ausust. 200 At ~ 4oe: September. LOO at
1900 At II ssc 500 at II ssc. at zoe. October
l0Oo at ln5c 500 at II o6c 700 a. llo7c, 400 at
cember 400 At s0c.: January, 400 a Io67c Total,
81 iass Sa,'' 100 1'sA' at ,a 70 20 at 6 20
l2eec September 500 at y SOC: 900 At 800
i2eac GOO at i264c 2so0 at l26lc 400 at y e2c 100
at l27Ic 400 at 900 at II 7Sc 22oo II &c.,
1900 at 77s 100 & e y 7sc 100 & st Y q sos 500 e
400 At Il 64e 300 At a6ec COO At i26oc i2s9c
ioS = =. at Iass'sa ct gS
life 14Oo lil5c, $500 at IL 24c., 800 ut l23c
ii2sc 100 ut ii 800 at i2sc 800 at I22c 800
st II a4c 100 at iaiS 800 ut illsc, 1870 at lsc
TO- los at 10 sc 500 at TO- 79c 500 ss s
Co 1oS s: at oo at a' 300 =.
% az 'sss a iiS 20 !:
200 at I0s0c, POD at losic.; March. 200 at
S. Toss 1850 bales Grand p' total isosoo bales
The receipts az the ports were as 2oa
Chsrleston. :: Wilmington. s. Norfolk. 81 Total
42s bales This day last week 9i4 bales Th: day &
bales Cotton frssh.s closed as folowsNro liverpool
steam s,lsd az Id sail 7sad; s TO Hsyro steam @ &c,
sail sail To Hs%Sar
FLOUR Asp GaA.s-ReeeIp..- q 10 ssI.;
corn 27s o44 bushels; 81 563 do; rye, lo3o4 do
barley malt tSO do Fourrne houg market was quiet
tions In tho main full prices The sales, ncud
ing state Western and Southern were l5o bbls within
were bbls fall prices ruled frm
and rs hbls. and 900 bags sold ut prices within the
The New York herald., 1879-08-29
I quotations were as follows I:

Money much easier. During the forenoon it
loaned st to per cent call loans, and declined
to3s4p per cent in the afternoon. In the closing
hour, however. the tone nrmer and the quota
tons were to Q per cent
The influx OF specie il assuming large proportions.
There was withdrawn from the Bank of England to-
day for shipment to New York 100000. making.
with the xSs2.oo0 withdrawn yesterday. about
s2.soo.ooo shipped to this port in two days. The
steamship Canada, which arrived to-day. brought
81 600 In gold bars In its financial article this
morning the London Times ssys:-''The large
amounts Of bullion which have been sent direct from
Paris to the United States have, with the shipments
from London. had the effect Of strengthening tho
money market here but unless the exports of bullion
reach o volume sufficient to cause alarm here
and In Paris money may not Immediately advance
far in value. But many accidents may happen. and
the fact that the French market has lately been
flooded with the Of multitude of more or less
unreal speculative companies tends to heiehten tho
uneasy feeling still existing in London. The infa-
lion In France would be to end in q sharp and
disastrous reaction IL the basis of credit became
rowed there by heavy exports OF bullion, and any
collapse In France would instantly react London"
The London Rnano~ says that f17s.O00 gold is ex-
pected by the steamer due at Southampton ON Sop
tember l.. The bulk Of this amount. together with
bhe fl00. 900 which recently arrived. will probably
20 to meet the American demand. A great deal more
bullion will undoubtedly 60 to America. In
quarters It is believed that within comparatively
brief space f2. 900 will be sont there. Notwth
standing recent expressions Of opinion to the con-
trary we venture to affirm that the shipments Of
bonds and iron. or any other commodity. will be
quite inadequate to settle. for the tine the enor-
nous balance which must be accumuating In
spcct to American food. The possible ultimate
effect Of this draft OF bullion will be rise from
to ono and onequarter por cont the rate Of discount
now quoted among brokers, to four or Ave per
cent rate st tho Bank Of England during the au.
tumn.
According to . Washington despatch $35OOoO
called bonds. hold by the Treasury to secure bank
circulation. were Withdrawn to-day. The called
bonds received by the Treasury for redemption now
average little over 100000 day.
The receipts at Washington to-day from internal
revenue were $4,000 and from customs s7so.Oo0
Bank notes received for redemption amounted to
t1s0.oo0 Up to date the rcfunding certificates re-
ceived for exchange aggregate $35,570OO0.
Clearing House statement for to-day is:-Ex-
changes. S70.76s.c COG; balances. $2941.061.
Az the SubTreasury tho days business resulted In
statement OF 95l 106 10. receipts; s223o 7s1 72
payments; $133 $3.50 81. coin balance and
eAs. 1863 OF, currency balance.
The New York herald., 1879-08-29
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.


LIvxRPooL, August 2S-5 NJ.
Cotton-Futures nrmcr buyers at the last quota
LONDON. August 2S-5 ~, z. NJ
Whale oil f21 f24 ton. Spirits OF turpentine, 2oa
ASrwKRr. August %. 1874
Petroleum, 10sxf for fne pale American.
American lard closed at 79f. soc. per 100 kilos.
LIvERrooL. August ~. 1879 B.
Pork-Prme Eastern stcady at 54s; do. Western,
dull At ass Baccn-Cumberlsnd cut dull at 2es Cd;
short rib dull at us long clear dull at 2Bs short clear
dull at 2us 3D. nams.Lcng cut dull at 3ss shoulders
steady NJ 2ls BeefIndia In market
steady at s9s; prime ness none IN market LardPrime
Spirits turpen dull 22s RosinCommon dull
hne hrmer at lis I'D. Chcesc-Amercan choice dull at
3Os. Lard oil duh 32s. Flour--Extra State hrmer
23s Cd Wheat-Sprinr No steady at Sd for South
spring No steady at Ss Cd winter, Western,
steady at S. lid winter Southern steady 0s.
Corn-Mixed dull at "A 3d. Cotonsecd oilYellow Amer
steady at 29s RosinCommon, ut London dali al As.
ID. Spirits turpentine, at London, steady at 2lA
FINANCIAL
LONDON August 2S-4 r. VI.
Consols. o7 lille for both money and the account;
United States a. cent bonds 1O73x Erie prccrrcd
ss do second consos 74k New Jersey Central ccnsos
l0Ok.
The amount Of bullion withdrawn from the Bank Of
England ON balance today Is EfoOOOo
Paris advce quote three coat renes at s3f ioc for
the account.
The New York herald., 1879-08-29
The Government bonds were strong throughout.
closing at the highest prices of the day follows

State bonds were neglected, while railroad bonds
were generally strong for the speculative issues and
lower for investment. The chief feature was again
the activity of the Erie second consols. which
rose to TAX and reacted to 70 72k. while the funded
Aves advanced per cent. to II. and afterward re-
ceded to 70H. The Kansas and Texas issues sold up
to 71K Tx for nrsts and 2sx 2s,5 for seconds.
and c. c. aud G. hrsts T. G. c. A.. advanced to TAX.
st. Paul sinking funds rose to l04k. Rock Island
sizes declined to 112k. Erie thirds to 10S and Iron
Mountain. Cairo and Fulton frsts to 97k.
Philadelphia stocks closed at the following quota
The New York herald., 1879-08-29
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT HIGHER; FUTURES CLOSED
STEADY FLOUR sTRADy-wHEAT FIRMRR-
CORN EASY OATS FIRMER wHIsKEY
sTEADY-PoRK QUIET--LARD QuIET-sPIRITs
TURPENTINE FIRM-RosIN UNCHANaEp--coF-
FEE srEADy-sUGAR sTRADy-PErRoLEUM
DULL.
THURSDAY. August % % p. M.
A fairly active movement was In progress in most
departments Of trade to-day. and buoyant feeling
obtained In the markets generally. On Change the
The New York herald., 1879-08-29
The closing quotations wero:-

The following were the opening quotations for
mining stocks at San Francisco :--Issvage. 1879;
Chollar. tx; ophir. SIX, Hale Norcross. 1S4;
Grown Point assessed s1). 4x; Yellow jacket. leA;
Becher. AZ; Imperial. IN; Virginia Consolidated.
AZ; California. AZ; Union Consolidated. 81; Alpha.
25ts; Sierra Nevada -; Mexican. 34ys Silver Hill.
1s Justice. 8; Julia. AZ; Utah. 49, Alta. ox Bode.
IL; Bechtel. *; Tioga. az; Independence. Az; Seq
regated Bclchcr. "a; Buiwer. sI; Mono. IN; Con-
solidstcd Pacific, z; Potosi, 8; Exchequer. OK;
Monmouth. sk; Northern Standard, az.
The New York herald., 1879-08-29

The f53l 600 bullion Withdrawn from the Bank OF
England for the fiscal week ending yesterday has
doubtless been shipped for New York. The banks
proportion of reserve to liabilities is now 6ST per
cent. against So 7-lS per cent . week ago. and the
nominal rate Of discount remains per cent. In the
London market to-day bar silver quoted at 51Nd.
51xd. per ounce and Mexican dollars at 5OKd.
British consos made further decline of per cent.
to 97K 97x for both money and the account.
United States bonds were firm 1t 104 for fours.
10S for 4K's and 1861 for fves. Among American
railway securities Eric common recovered to ASK
25,I the preferred remained steady ct At. the nav
second consols rallied to TAX. the funded hves 49,
Reading to 19K and New Jersey Central to 526.
New Jersey Central consols dropped from 1ol to 90
s9H British consols recovered the early decline Bar
silver closed ct 51kd per ounce.
Foreign exchange in this market was weak. and
the leading drawers reduced their nominal asking
rates Hc. for both classes OF sterling Following
An lotao
The New York herald., 1879-08-29

Total sales at the Board exclusive of mining stocks.
we're $4,000 shares. including Delaware and Lacka-
wanna, 80 $685. Northwest 81 800; do. preferred 2Os;
b. Paul. &C. 100; do. preferred. 1,2O0 Lake Shore.
M9OO; Burlington and Cedar Rapids. 5621; New Jer-
sey Central 5000; Western Union. 3.9O5; Michigan.
2400; St. Louis. Kansas City and Northern. 1OO do.
preferred. 1925; Delaware and Hudson. 1850; Wa
bash 1.450 Ohio and Mississippi $50; st. Louis and
San Francisco 6o0 do. preferred. 800; do first pre-
ferred 400; Pacific Mail 500; New York Central 200;
Hannibal and st. Joseph. 200; do. preferred, 200.
The New York herald., 1879-08-29
$25.463

The following despatch from the West gives the
movement Of grain at leading points to-day:-Mil-
waukee-Receipts of wheat. 49, 600 bushels; ship
ments. 500 do. receipts Of corn. $500 do. ship
ments, none. Chicago-Receipts of wheat. 125.5Ss
bushels; shipments. 1212ls do; receipts Of corn.
323.s41 do; shipments. 34S,342.
In connection with the London Stock Exchange
settlement the failure Of James Case. Jr obber in
railway stocks, is announced His deficiency is esti
mated at from 100000 to 100000.
The earnings of the Ogdensburg and Lake Cham
plain Railroad for July exceed those Of last Tor
the same time 81 ,914 IT,
The Peoria railroad pool trouble in regard to East
ern freight business s still unsettled. The various
roads have claimed so much that the aggregate Of
their claims is 400 per cent.
The Board OF Directors Of the Texas Pacific Rail-
road Company resolved in Philadelphia. their re-
cent meeting. to extend the road at to FL Paso.
and issue bonds for tho purpose.
At the New York Mining Stock Exchange to-day
Imperial advanced to 1.65. California to 275. Hukll
to 1s0 Tip Top to los and Plumas to 3. The rol-
lowing were the sales:-
The New York herald., 1879-08-29
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

FAIL RIVER Mass, August y, 1S7H
market has shown demand for cloths but with
prices strong 4c cash, for "a and 3c.,
cash FOR tux50 cloths mills reluctant sellers
tho former price sales have been restricted
The New York herald., 1879-08-29
FINANCIAL.
J. 4 W. sELrcMAN 4 CO..

N. J. 4 W. SELIGMAN q CO.,
26 Broad ST., New York.
issue Letters of Credit to Travellers
In Of Europe ASIA Africa Australia and
America,
draw Bills of Exchange aud mako Telographic Transfers
Of money 10 Europe and California.
A ENDOWMENT AND LIFE INSURANCE POLL
N .ciss bought and loans on ssmc negotiated.
JOS. IIERzfELD 178 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1879-08-29

q DvANCEs- ON FURNITURE. PIANOS, SAFES,
storage eknea