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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-24
sTEUBENVILLE.


Chapter Of AcrIdentS-SIaSOniOF FrOceSu
sion To-Day.
Yesterday (Monday) child Of Mr. Geo.
Boyd, aged twenty months, fell from a
second story window, u distance OF fifteen
feet, on its head, anA strange to say was
not materially injured. Early on Sunday
morning girl named Addie GARRETT,
twelve years old, got up in her sleep and
leaped from second story window and
sustained considerable and perhaps dan.
ger0us injuries. Mr.. John North, an old
citizen Of Steubenvilte, was considerably
injured near Wellsville, by being knocked
off the railroad track.
The Masonic celebration comes off at
Steubenville to-day. Extensive prepara-
tions have been made TO- the celebration.
The following is the route Of procession
Form in front Of the Court House, with
the right facing Third street; thence down
Third to South, up South to Fourth, to
Market, to Sixth, TO North, down North
to Fifth, up Fifth to Fourth, and thence
to Raney 4 Sheal's new building between
Market and Washington, an North Fourth
street. Open column and Goqntermarch
to seats at table in SAID building.
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Cattle Disease In The We.,,

DENVER, COL, June pa few days
since exciting rumors Of cattle diseases on
the divide, thirty miles south Of here,
were current. Investigation proves there
was needless alarm, no new cases being
reported for ten days. Timely precautions
have been taken and the President Of the
Colorado Cattle Growers Association
states that the infection is confined 10 a
few small herds and not extended To tbe
plains. The rounds are nearly through.
The cattle Is reported In good condition
generally, with less losses than formerly
and with greater increase in calves thai,
average years. -
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GL1e getelLilgeaeer.
onlee. Nos. IS and "a rour,eenth street.
Tng Re0iaer published yesterday wha

TuB RsOiaer published yesterday what
purported to be an interview between a
correspondent Of that paper and ]. W.
Mason, Esq., Of Grafton. Mr.. Mason in.
forms us that the interview never took
place, and that the questions and answers
given to thcpublic were simply manuiac-
tured out OF the whole cloth. He has not
been interviewed by any newspaper cor
respondent to his knowledge, and while he
may at some time or other have made use
OF one or two Of the expressions recorded
in the fictitious interview, in conversation
with some friend, yet the interview is new
ertheless an entire fabrication. No such
occurrence took place,
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EDITOR,S INTERVIEWED.

Father brennan, OF the Martins Ferry
News, AnUng Them-AIso the Editor
OF the CadiE Republican, They
All BoOmed For sherman.
The Cincinnati Commercial Of yesterday
republishes from the St. Louis Globe.Dem.
Ocrat, a summary report Of an interview
with the Ohio editors, on the occasion OF
OF theirlrecent visit to that city. Hearing
that these editors were en- route the Globe.
Democrat dispatched corps OF reporters
to interview them on the cars, and to the
end that the business might be disposed
Of with celebrity and certainty the reporters
wentarmed with the following cards:
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poomed IioiIie Naguir.e.

H4RRlSaURo, June 28.-The Supreme
courtsustaiped thelowercourtin the cases
Of Pete Mapus and Jobn Q'Seill, Mollie
Maguirps, convicted In Northumberland
county, and sentenced to be hanged IN
murder Of Coroner Hesser, in 1874,
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southern shooters.

COLUMBIA, S. O., IEna 2$-An Rlterca'
ton last night, between Jno. English, Q
well known planter, and policeman Rose
resulted in injuries to the former from
which he died this morning. Joe, Eng
lish, q brother Of the deceased, met Rost
ldy whsn several shots 99ts were exchanges
without effect
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SOUTH AMERICA.


LONDON, June ga telegram from
Callao states that the Peruvisn ironclad
turret ship Huascar bombarGed Auto
iacasta, and captured two Chiliau trans
ports and the Chilian man.ot-war Cava'
doups, wooden, was stranded. There has
beeT, an indeCisive engagement between
the Huascar and Chilan ironclads,
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'These were conspiCuously worn by the
reporters on their coats. To prevent con.
fusion and repetition Of the interviewing
process upon the same man, the eighteen
reporters were furnished with pink card.
board checks, in size and style like a con-
duCtor's check, as follows:
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FOREIGN NOTES.

Ills officially announced that the Ger.
.nan Court will 60 into mourning one
week for the late Prince Imperial.
Colonel Shaw urges that Hanlan be a.
lowed TO take the cup to Canada, and calls
on Englishmen who wish TO contest for 1t
TO row Hanlan in Canada.
The Russian and Servian commissioners
, having been unable to arrange the boun'
dary in the neighborhood ot koula, 8
Russian Captain with three hundred men
drove the SeryIans back to the boundary
existing before the war, threatening e
shoot At any one coming within q league
of Il.
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TgEladies sing sin the sweet buy and
.puy we will meet in that beautiful
store, and we certainly can raise no oil.
lection. Bntremember the little ones at
home and do not leave the nurse without
q bottle oi Dr. Bulls Baby sYrnn.
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DOME NEWS.
Three Propositions for Demo
cratic Action.
None ofthem will Probably be
Resorted to.
The Republicans viii Oppose Ad-
lOurnmsnt
Until the judicial Expenses Bill is
Passed.
The Democratic Senators Have a eau,
Gus Farley
And Agree to Try to Meet the Presi.
dents Views.
The Mystery Of the Hull Murder SOlv.
ed at Last.
WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, June 23.-The total sales
Of refundng certificates to date amounts
to $SO, $50, 7G0, leaving but SlO,g4O to be
disposed Of. The conversion Of certiR.
Gates into bonds to-day reaches S22 $780,.
ON
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Hteamshln Snnl,.

MONTREAL, juno 2S.-The Donaldson
line steamship Calina, from Glasgow, on a
voyage up the st. Lawrence struck rock
at Cape Laroche, knocking a hole in her
bottom which caused her 70 sink in ten
minutes. The crew were rescued by he
steamer Reindeer. The Calina has a ZEN.
eral cargo, the greater portion being raw
sugar. -"
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AZ a Wlllamstown, Pa, Colltery, yes
4eriay. William Savage and Lewis w.
SNYDER were killed. and james HarSins
seriously injured, by the breaking oil q
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chEMIsr.
CHARLES E. DWIGHT,
PRACTICAL CHEMIST.

L prepared to make careful and complete
vss SHssyses ot Iron Ores, LmestOnss MlnsrSl
LABORATORY Cor 2iRH AEp CHAPLIAE s7s.,
iAS WHEELING. W. va.
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ELECTION INQUIRIES.

The Senate Committee on Privileges and
Elections have decided to commence In
gals investigation in Kansas byasub'
committee OF five, to proceed 10 that State
next September and to prosecute the kel.
logg-SpoGord inquiry in New Orleans in
rext November by subcommittee oi
three. Senator Salisbury is to be Chair.
man OF the Kansas subcommittee, and
Senator Hill will probably be placed at
the head of the Subcommittee Tor New Or
InonH
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CONSULTATION or RAILROANs.

Il IS said a proposition has been made
by the Iron Mountain Railroad Company
for the consolidation with the Texas
Pacific Railway Company, and that nego-
tiations to this end have been referred to a
committee consisting Of Messrs. Morg-
nan, Allen, MtnturH and Wheeler, and
that a corresponding committee Of the
Texas Pacific board has also been appoint
ed, consisting Of Messrs. Shaw, Walters,
Stebbins, Houston and Barclay.
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Information has been received at the
Department OF State that the period for re-
Ceiving applications for space in the In.
ternational Exhibition, at Melbourne, has
been extended to the 3lst OF October.
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WASHINGTON, June 23.-The following IL
the text Of President Hayes message
vetoing the Judicial expense bill:
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COULDN'T AGREE.

The Senate Committee on Appropria-
tons in voting to-day on the resolution
for the final ad djournment Of Congress next
Wednesday, divided on strict party lines.
The Republicans all taking the ground
that no day should be fixed upon until
the final enactment Of the bill providing
for the judicial expenses OF the Govern.
ment is assured.
The New York herald., 1879-10-05

IN London the market. as usual on saturday, was
dull. American securities inactive and lower.
The latest quotations follows:-Consols for
both money and the account, 975s a9S; four per
cent bonds, 1851 1885; ~ per cent bonds. 109A;
hves of 1884, 1863; Erie common shares. 36%; do.
preferred. 81; do irsts. l1G; do. seconds. -; do
fves sljs; New Jersey Central. 63; Illinois Central.
9lls, There were few transactions in Readings at
22ia.
The foreign commerce. of the port OF New YORK for
the past week follows :AGeneral merchandise
imports 81 .s4l. .65s; produce exports. ss.l26.96o
The total imports of general merchandise since
January were S246 40. against $223 1853 for
the corresponding period last year. aud S255
i'll 1877. "Ht
The total exports Of produce since January this
year were $23 007 against S26l. .444405 for tho
same perio last year. and 500 497. .G3S in 1877.
The earnings Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Company tor the month of August, 1879. were
$25 945 against ss9337 for the same month in 1873.
being increase of $2560S.
In its financial article this morning the London
Daily Neics ays:-"As the Grand Trunk Railroad
seems to have secured an outlet westward the value
of the Great Western Railroad shares will DO dimin-
ished unless the Great Western again enters into
amicable relations with the American companies.
Returns of tolls received at the Auditors Office for
the month OF September show SlS759 IA. For the
same period in 1878 they $164.s23 o. The total
receipts the last two fiscal years 1877 and
1875 1894 G32 81; 1878 aud 1879, S909, ,S0j. which
shows decrease tor the fiscal year of s74.s26 ST.
Earnings of the Union Pacific Railroad for Septem-
Der 900. increase of sl07 4s3. Receipts
of the Mobile and Ohio Railway Company for
September were Sl5s5 sO increase Of sG 120 49,
Philadelphia stocks closed ut the following quota
The New York herald., 1879-10-05
A QUAKER LADYS WILL.

Testimony is now being taken in singular will
contest before the New Jersey courts. Property.
partly in New Jersey and partly In Now York
city. said to DO worth s20o.0oo is involved.
II Is the ostateet by Miss Lucy H. Eddy. deceased
quaker lady Of Railway. n. j.. and daughter OF the
late Thomas Eddy, a Quaker philanthropist or some
I,romiucnco half n century ago. Miss Eddy madc
thrce Wills The third il the subject OF dispute.
I,y IL there IL loft tn Mss Lucy H. Chapman large
share OF the estate. she, being named as one
uf the rcsiduary legatecs. II Is alleged
that she okcrcsad undue tnhuence over the mind OF
deceased She was relative of deceased aud IL said
TO have becn employed to take care ot Miss Eddy
q companion. Gradually she took active charge,
s alleged of the ladys affairs. and. IL IL stated,
controlled all her acts. The amount bequeathed
to Miss Chapman N estimated at from $25,U00 to
$4,000 The principal contestant of the will Is Mrs.
Pollock, OF New York. Miss Eldy's grand niece aud
nearest relstive. by of the earlier wills, Mrs.
Pollock Co inherlta large portion OF the estate,
while Mrs Chapman only 20 receive x5,0DJ. In
tho third will the positions arc ncarly reversed.
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At San Francisco the closing prices Tor min

COMMERCIAL,

PorkAPrimc mess Eastern armer s5s Is. DO West.
shori clear Grmsr at ss Hams eas s,saay 81
none IN the %arHst % ' western ssas "Ss Sa
duh at .as rn,er
at As 3D. Gne nrmer at ls. I'd Cheese American choice
steady at ass ID wIeatspring No T. none in the mar
hss; do No nsmer at los 3D. winter new Western
Corn--Mxed hrmer wt 3s 55sd. Cottpnseed ol-Yeow
aa Hias % ss Saao steady ss
23s. I'd. t'l Nj j. ~r .
The lard hand Liverpool S0th ult.
1896 tons. instead Of erces before reported
ass-t s. =. :, LospoS Oct. L. 1879
The Economist of this week. ays"There been fur
ther sharp prices in the iron trade Scotch pig
As I'D. and Cleveland is pcr ton higher the week,
both principally American orders The stocks In and
of thousands Of The upward movement 10
too feversh, and relapse may be anticipated"
FINANCIAL.
s,At~, LONDON Oct. 4, 1879
Tho Economist of this week THE rate Of discount
aud for trade hills sixty days three months
the Stock Exchange there has been general rise in
foreign government securites-EgyptianR Russian Hun
and Argentine tking the lead the latter In
qnenee OF the expanding trade aud revenue "f that
country and similar though less marsed features
Observable respecting Brazil British railway shares have
been tho subjc, OF considerable specnlaii"n for rse
Of their revenues In American rawaysan extraordinary
excitement has been reflected from New York and the
Eric ordinary aud preference and Central New Jersey
shares to cent higher Atlantic and reat West
Louis Bridge first mortgages. por cent higher At
antic rental trusts and Reading general mortgages
syvana per cent higher and mass OF Other mortgages
and shares from TO per cent higher
quotation from New York.
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OFFICER KIERNAN's FIVE DOLLARS.

Officer John Herman of the Fourth precinct. in
the Tombs Court yesterday charged Mary Morrisscy
alias Dempsey OF No. 20 Batavia street. with drunk
enness and disorderly conduct sit as] 4S.
Tho officer said Il found this woman in Batavia
street last night ut quarter before twelve o'clock
She Vas drunk aud used such vilo language that Z
large crowd collected about her, ft1
Judge said tho prisoner. cit is hardly right foa
this policeman to make a charge rgainst ma. !
wouldn't have given him IS II he hadn't promised
to ist me CO.,. f.p r- s.y III. .aAU
whats thatY quickly asked tho Magistrate.
you say you gave him money not to press charge
"Yes sir; and my husbands here to say the Same
thing" .llt
That's true Your Honor" said Thomas Demp-
scy, he stepped forward; II and my wife and this
officer on our way to the court. aud when in
Centre street my wife said to me. Have you 50
about you?' What do you want with ity 1 asked
The officer she replied. says he will get me dis
charged by the Judge II / give him that much
money. Igave her five dollar bill. She handed
1t to the oficer and he put It In his vest pocket
pocket.
sergeant. said the Court to Sergeant woodrur
''scarch this officer" '
In Kiernans trousers pocket was SIC; in
waistcoat pocket Ave dollar bill. The Justice. with
out letting either Dempsey or his wife SEQ
bll they said they had given to the officer Tie
description tailed with that of the note taken from
tho oilicer's pocket. Herman then asked Lawyer
Price to defend him, and claimed that both the So
aud the $40 were part of his monthly salary TIo
Court directed the Sergeant to mark aud retain tho
hvedollar bill and return the SIC to Kicrnxn, who
through his counsel. rotuAd to accept any but the
whole amount.
Sergeant said the Justice .'see that Officer Kicr.
nan IL takon before Superintendcnt Walng aud this
matter fully explained. Say that considered 1t due
to tho police officers, the department and tho comru
nifty TO order him to be searchcd."
peaut Woodruff. ft
The New York herald., 1879-10-05
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
General Recovery in the
s@aaStoclz Market.
MONEY AGAIN EASY.
Governments Close Strong Railway
Bonds Very Active. a
WALL STREET.

SATURDAY, Oct. 4--6P. NJ.
During the interval between the opening of rhe
market and MONDAY lower prices were made for
stocks. There not much disposition TO
drop prices to keep them shaking in the wind so
to speak. until the bank statement became known.
When it did become known the hesitation which had
anchored the market the early part of the day
gave way the free sheet and flowing sail of fresh
bull movement. The bank statement bad
enough. showing. it did, decrease in Of
S2,30 900. but it not bad enough to meet
the expectations of the bears. who had gone
short of the market on anticipations of
ruinous exhibit 1t is very apparent that the bank
surplus has been drawn down to degree of ex-
traordinary attenuity by the demands of our own
stock market and by the calls westward for crop
moving funds. 1t is also very apparent that the
great mass OF spectators do not jot whether
this be drawn down not. Naturally they
would prefer have easy money. but if tight money
to be the order OF the day, why it is simply acase
OF Hoop la! stand up tonight and we will make
it right in the morning" In other words. the mar
ket is more less in its cups and is just as likely
to stumble staggering drunk into stock panic as to
straighten up into the decency of sober specula-
tion. Up to midday stocks were dull and lower.
Dealings were fewer and quotations less variable
than tor some days past. There was an evident
waiting for the verdict in the shape Of
tho bank statement, and when this came. bad
enough, lut utterly bad had peen antici-
pated the bulls plucked up courage and sent prices
dying upon the upward turn. With reference to
tho table of quotations printed below the rise re-
erred to will be to be of significant proper
ions. sharp rally in Erie. due to what appears to
De fact that both Gould and Vanderbilt are COM
petitive buyers sent the price up to the highest
point yet attaiped belief that the coal combine
ton would yet be accomplished kept the anthra-
steady and the general opinion that be there
cheap money or be there dear money. the surge of
the market is toward higher prices. strengthened
everything at the end and closed q weeks market.
which has, to speak. been upon glorious spree
and is keeping it up manfully to the end.
Sales at the Board amounted to 493c shares.
Following is bird's-eye view of the days busi-
ness
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rlNASCIALs
LcIRE INSURANCE. STOCKS wAXTED~E. G. niLr-
II LIER. 81 Wall ST. sf
EusE !NsgRANcE sTocKs BOUGHT AND SOLD BY
L 4. S. BAILEY. No. Finest A speei.lty
j sa rEm GENT yIaST uo xo SksdT ISaSEs
Executor. 2l5 bowsry.
LAVE PER cENT-ANY AMOUNT TO LOAN Al
os isi Dss is5 Herald yass - . '"'- 80 :
IIENKY cIEws 4 co. = N " lsi''' ial ,ies'e 'e'
as. - ~ 10 New .aso ss' New York. Il
n STOCKS aud BONDS bought and sold on copmission
srE5 rs saars = s's as
| .sssssa s SS s
ar o. daily yw ys1s Stock
which admits Q" order, being 's .S. instant re-
aud s - @
OF Exchange. Our oce Is provided with four telc
graphic the OF investors aud operators
HoLpERs OF pEfAuLrEp ~ roWN, y CITY, ,, ,couMTY y
forward full description, Of same 20 WILLIAM O. Nc
DowELL. Banker. room IL II cortlandt st.
TIAsiERs RECEIPTS AND BONDS OF THE
Co waited BY VIZ. o. MoDow ELL II. II cor,iandt
INTEREST on DEPOSITS. S.-PARTfEs DESTROYS ov
interest for thoir depcits and having the
w s1s the i"'lss' Old banlSs house of owEs
whose business Is the same as that OF an incorporates
T ALWAYS HAVE MONEY TO LOAN on MORTGAGE
Sss bought 9Ssa @ a .o RsT
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BOUGHT AND. LOANED
Iupon surrender values obtained proofs of loss made
up other claims collected prosecuted on
speculation Address win tui particu'o'e'
box l6o Herald oiice
INVESTORS ARE INVITED TO EXAMINE SOME
lthng very desirable Call on or address NJ b. MONA
HAN. I20 Broadway.
r ouIsIANA AND MISSOURI RIVER. sr. LOUIS.
anS & hsr
wanted; Seat IL Mining Exchange for sale Mining Stocks
bought ana '''' on VAN DlvESrsI 81 Broad~ay
7 ADTEs DESTROYS OF OPERATING IN STOCKS
brnSss clerk viii call at residence for orders Address
CONFIDENTIAL. box 2s7 Herald Office :-
MONEY LOANED ON SALARIES ADDRESS Lex.
Nl box l2O Herald onice. rglpl ttf - 4liEl
MONEY AT 5 AND PER GENT ON NEW YORK
STAKE, $50 Broadway.
MONEY wANrED-rEN PER CENT PER ANNUM
xa liberal margin rance Iender good
gwen For particulars address COTTON Post
office box No 267 call at 10 William st. Monday or
Tuesday. 9th and 9TH inst, 10 to II o'eosk A. M
MONEY TO LOAN AT Low RATE OF INTEREST.
H New York city. Brooklyn aud New Jersey Addrcss j.
q. COOPER. lB Broadway
A'A''s' 0''s"' -"' GEO = TowNsESD. 70 Brosdwsy
MONEY TO LOAN on VACANT LOTS AT SIX PER
vlcent for five years In sums OF :! 900 ana upward
hi'''. loans made oh%p % SpioSSa
MONEY TO LOAN ON BOND AND M0RTGAGE.
l1 New York, Brooklyn, Westchester DlrCHETT,2 = New
Open BOARD OF BROKERS OF THE CITY OF NEW
OYork-A committee to receive applications for men,
II Of @ d e Post x Be aas III
every day thereafter until further notice from 10 TO
disposed toward the organization.
n. s. WAsHBURN
HpW1sD EpR1sYT &. cBS6DAihaA Bs65DisaAp. p.
Committee
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The production OF anthracite coal last week was
ass. .45s compared with 577545 tons last week
and 223. .266 the corresponding week OF 1878. to
wit:--Delaware and Hudson, 70.745 tons; Delaware.
Lackawanna and Western. sO.70S Pcnnsylvania
COAL 26.926: Pennsylvania and New York. $50;
Pennsylvania Canal. $1,000; Delaware Hudson and
wilkesbarre. report received; Reading.
1855. .536; shamokin, 19.S47 Sullivan and Eric.
Ts3; Lchigh Valley. lO9.994; Central New Jersey.
no report received. The total output from January
/ TO September ~ was ls,5s0.6s1 tons against
I723079 tons the like period OF last year, show
ing an increase this year OF 6s66.GO2 tons. The in
creascs follows :-Dciaware, Lackawsuna and
wesern 1,22s. 2s7 tons Pennsylvania Coal. 422436;
Pennsylvania and New York. 2426; Pennsylvania
Canal I52; Reading. 203s, ,s32 Shamokin. 129 s9S;
Sullivan and Erie, llDil; Lehigh Valley. l,SO0022;
Central New Jersey. 1.200.l5o; Delaware and Hud-
son, 959.354. .. ltt
At the,New York Mining Stock Exchange to-day
the following business done-
The New York herald., 1879-10-05

in the reserve, leaving the excess above legal re-
quirement only s26a.425. The changes in tho aver
The New York herald., 1879-10-05

State bonds dull as usual. and railway bonds
less active and weaker. Following We're the
al
The New York herald., 1879-10-05
HERALD SUNDAY OCTOBER -QuINTUPLE SHEET

National bank circulation outstandng--Currency
notes. $685. V2s. 800; gold notes. sl,447, 100.
Revenue receipts to-day were s4os .2s5 o. and the
receipts from customs. $685. 4aa -.
The receipts Of national bank notes for redemp-
tion for the week ending to-day. as compared with
the corresponding period Of last year. are as fol-
The New York herald., 1879-10-05

PARTNEK WANTKD-!N STAPLE UAsH
n business. handle money and h Ordsrs. owner has
secured monopoly ~ The trade that will secu. large
profits interest for ~ 800 worth x2OOb and
ward; everything safe. HOME DIRECTORY. East
14th st..
The New York herald., 1879-10-05

Government bonds closed strong. at the following
quotations.
The New York herald., 1879-10-05
FINANCIAL.

A -A-A.-RANDAL H. FOOTE,
BANKER, 70 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
g - shei mrttalf- e4e'H
taA WANTS
- .s3ffIg. Va f. .lH
taia nfsy M isnfi1a s4tifst ,a
COUNTY. CITY, TOWN AND VILLAGE BONDS OF
tas ttls.e 30