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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-06-13
JASPER 4 PETERSBURG
STAGE & MAIL ROUTE
Three times n xVeol

The undersigned. mail contractor from Jasper 10
Stage. and good team and will carry psssengers ~
small packages. safely and speedily. a stage viii
leave Jasper every Monday, "Wednesday and Friday:
md returning leave Petersburg every Tuesday Thurs
day and saturday, both places a. o'clock * M and
arrive at each place. NJ good roads, IN time Tor dnuer
Orders y passengers len at the Post once will nsnrc
the stage calling Tor them.
June8. 7s-tf. NEyfAN HAsKrys
The New York herald., 1879-07-11
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON July TO- 1879.
Cotton nominal middling l2c.; low middling 11ssc.
good ordinary iliae Net receipts, 25 bales. Exports
Nxw ORLEANS July TO- 1879.
Cotton quiet mlddiing, l5se; low middng. ll1ac,;
Sales, $50 last evening. 500 Stock, 2o,sso
MOBILE, July 10. 1879
wise. :. Sales none. Stock. a,is4.
Cotton lower TO sell middIing ll5sc; low mddIing.
& 10 sS1s ry 81 e sas ss re sceps s9S. s Ex
CHARLESTON July To- 1879.
@ Stock i5a ~ ''' ''''p'' ''''' '"'''' H.
Spirits Of tupentne 6rm 26c Rosin quiet and steady;
q o soSs s p o. - rs r
frm at soc Corn quiet; prime white 5ec
Flour clear 81 swSco Jay .6yno 10 s7s
$ amSsr win.s S Is "a So white ao doa
.ss. 81 nss
81 we sas as 81 % a ao soess old
o. Corn ;alss q
hs Soea ST. % ss % saa so
Miifesd-sIort sfi shipstua, si2 middiinss per
Gn Canal .w 81 snd @ corn and rye
rw 11ss os t M
feet ''''' 'A'-''' $500
r,onr n .ooa demand Bgsssro m Si;J July 10 is7s
changed Wheat in air sales 500 bushels No
sS Soaa
western sas oss :s,s' BARLEY Sn
tive Rye neglected Western held 6oc. 60lac Malt
Vine: dull city @ads 81 81 os Other srielss steady
New YORK Kali treishts minaliy heat Sc;
t , oats Ss &c. to ~ New % YSrI - r%
dS @ dS sy sse s aoas @ Ss DO
shipmdntsBy rail -four i6o bbs; wheat 81 2Oo bush
els com oss do; oats 4 900 do rye 200 DO 6y
bushels.
Flour quiet and unehansed Wheat easier @ extI. white
sales; August 81 oe4 81 oe5&: September 81 och.
Ssgr Ss sG rS ,s''s%
Sc s,eaay WITH moderate "S en- INQUIRY No White sS,e No
Prime SIS 7S choice IS S. Receps"fiou 800 Sbis
Shipment. Flour aoo bSis whess loo LOO bushels
Wheat White wssa:S ss, = 'S
po. = 90 g So red winter q spS. 81 S July s. 1
81 S 10 amber Illinois new 81 o corn ssiet DS
steady high miSsd; s.se 30 spot, S'.e July. sss
Sss,s o.,: dull; ss5Iss; kssslpi.W5ss,
els; corn, Al 900 do.
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat e .s7s and
lower at s5s. 81 os for new; receipts, 5000
sssc 4cc Oats in good SsmanS at IrSp f" prices.
st sy dun s and Ss and ss ss s
and lower: current make y, 20 bid Bnikmeats
r. sold a. = AZ cash = ,7 q s seller august.
snort nfs rb, ssr sides s. M
active and hrm al 81 "a Butter duh and unehsnssa
demand for light; others slow; common 5O light
$3 50 SO 80: packing, So 30 So 81; butchers, So
$3 ~; receipts, l,626; shipments s9o
CHICAGO, July 10. 1879.
Flour firm and unchanged. Wheat active, but
rreguar No. Chicago spring 81 OF bid cash July
s.sac bid. August 9ssc. bid. September; No do 9lc
rejected 4c Corn in fair demand bnt lower No high
%Nsd 80 7 bid cash and July ss August.
Oats in fair demand. but lower No. . at s2i.c
september rejected ss Rye and barley Pork
So 45. July; 50 45 80 47 August; 80 50 Sep,
emner Lard in fair demand. but lower S8 u2s SIS u.s.
CASH 81 o. $6 OH. July and August; 81 10 S6 l2,,
sep,emeer esss1shouIders - 81 short RIB, 81 75
Receipts-flour 500 bbs wheat 5000 bushels: corn.
$4,000 do; oats $1,000 do; rye, 5000 barley. 2OO
do Shipments-rlour. 10000 bbls. wheat 81
24sOCo do oats l0Uo do. rye. 1000 do barley,
The New York herald., 1879-07-11
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT UNCHANGED FUTURES
HIGHER-FIoUR sTkoNG--wHEAT QUIET
CORN LowER--oATs QUIET--wHIsKEY NoMI-
NAL-PoRK QUIET--LARD QUIET-sPIRIrs
TURPESTISE QuIET-RosIN NoMINAL--coFFER
FIRM-sUGAR FIRM PETROLEUM QUIET.
THURSDAY. July l0-6 p. NJ.
The merchandise markets generally steady
under fair degree of activity for all the leading
commodities. On Change the excitement in wheat
abated somewhat ana. though spring held Arm.
there was but little disposition to buy. Winter was
dull, lower aud nominal. Corn less active and
lower Oats quiet. whiskey firmly held, but nomi-
nal. Pork quiet. Lard quiet Cotton on the spot
unchanged Futures were higher. Groceries
were firm Rosin nominal Spirits turpsutins ruled
quiet Oils aud petroleum were quiet.
CorpxE-Therc was very good demand for Brariis
which resulted In sales Of i33s bags full prices Some
s bags withdrawn In lots of ISL bags and
7oi. 100 and 232 bags Rio. all Humboldt, making
grand total OF 47oi bags. against 1880 yesterday In
addition the sale Of $40 bags Rio Aquidncck in
Baltimore reported In our last should have reported
800 bags per the vessel The transactions in
Baltimore to-day so known were ouo bags Rio OK
Glenogal, at lie. and $50 bags do Gray Eagle at
12isc Tho transactions here to-day bags Rio
Goatfcll. at 1Oisc; 900 bags Rio, Humboldt at
llsc; 1000 bags Santos. OK same. at i2Lc and
tho following invoices private terms: :-2.eoO bags
santos, OK HUMBOLDT; 1850 bags Rio, OK Asbine;
100, 5i2 aud $50 bags do. OK Gsiiina uhe
latter invoice sold before arrival and 1000 bags do
John sherwood We also 1000 bags Rio to arrive
per sailing vessel, the name Of which lib.
ety publish We note tho arrival of the Gallina with
29,525 bags Rio Mild coffee quiet but We notc sale
of $50 bags savauis. cx Andes. on private terms We
quote-ordinary. liAc fair do, 13sc goodedo.. 14c;
prime do AXE; extreme range for lots II Ice.
Santos fair to gocd 3c 13ac., ninety days. Java gov
psIas po.s' iss iac ceyion ac as Msras.SS
lbl.c Laguayra, lJc De: jamaica l2c. iliec
Domingo. 1Uie II tae.; Porto Rico 5c I6,c Costa
kica lie lic Mexican Ac 1ol,c Angosturs, l5c.
u i7c Savanills II i,c. " lie. CuracoA lie I2c
CorroN on the spot was officially called easy at
changed prices but subsequently, nner feeling
holders being reassurcd BY the sharp upward
futures aud the views OF sellers as to the values followed
the price OF August contracts The inquiry
better, both importers aud sp,nnsrs showing more
disposition to bid on round lots In addition TO the
sales below reported 529 bales sold for
export aud 2U bales Tor shipping, making the
or the business YESTERDAY Jay conrscss some 5000 20
The New York herald., 1879-07-11
NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY JULY H. l87e-TRIPLE SHEET

fun rates We note sales of 900 hhds museovsde good
hning, al 6-nc 800 do centrifugal 96 7se 800
including English and French Islands Porto Rico at
6sse a6lac 32s do centrifugal test 96a 7sc. 7sSe
a,74c. Refined strong. wo quote Fair refining.
6'se a o Ice good do. el6e. 01sc Cuba. centri
moasses, in hogsheads, boxes and bags SIC 6iAc /;
Porto Rico refining inferior TO good fair; Sac eac
=. q, do 7.ise; =; eou,sctioners 4; ia slse
7ssea re; yellow DO 6'se 7sc other grades includ
ing Cs, 6'4e a6sse
market ruled firm. with sales of soo0l lbs. at &c.
WHsEEY.-Recepts. 7o3 bbs whiskey was fairly held.
sold st 81 osls and small lots regular at 81 o7ls.
FRsIGHTs-rhe general movement fair. with rates
tering tonnage and handy sized eonmsnded full
rates. Engagements-To Liverpool, per steam 1900
boxes cheese. per next weeks open figures
$50 packages provisons 25s. Glasgow steam, 10000
sS; s d! S s:s ou se'ss s sd
London steam is4 Uo bushels grain. Sd 200 sack
9a i 90 SS a0 "a 500 sail he tons srsa s
private terms hayre steam 5000 , bushels grain
pas %p san sn ,aa p
goods private terms. Malta. sail, 1000 cases
petroleum aae And some lots tobacco isc
orders 900 quarters grain. Is 3D. Austrian bark. 5000
ama,!ors do same voyage and rate; British bark 300
Norwegian bark hence to do $500 quarters do A. Cd
sssiher . sane capacity voyage and rate British bark
aos % psr sae' Sor~es." bark 4 U.S. auarss: tsS
grin, grim, baltimore 20 GALWAY Is: British bark:
1000 quarters do Is 3d. three barks 6OOO
quarters esen aud two ships thence TO the Continent
brig 1000 cases do hence to Alexandria. 2e1sc !;
2Ic four steamers laid the berth hence to London
gran DC a. rates Norwegian bark. 2aoo bbis refined
petroleum hence to Rostock, Is hence to Bremen
LOU bbls naphtha. 3s. 9d.
The New York herald., 1879-07-11
THE FREEDMAN's SAVINGS BANK

Senator Bruce. chairman Of the committee inves-
tigating the Freedmi ms Bank. in interview with
reporter of the Chicago Inter Ocean Of the 7th nst
said it is still impossible to give . statement rs to
the condition of the bank. Fifty-seven million dol
lars were. he said. "handled by the bank and its
branches. aud of this large 81. 500, 900 became
lost strayed stolen. There OF course some
stealing outright. which occurred in the small
branch bank-but the bulk of the lost money which
eventually resulted in the great disaster was caused
by oaning the funds OF the institution on insuffi-
cent collateral. The decrease in the value of real
estate had something TO do with it-but largely we
Il say we. meaning the investigators think was the
result of such unadvsed security any private bank
ing establishment has invested in, and in the same
way suffered from"
''Do you think that any reasonable percentage will
come to the losersy'
1--WE are in hopes of making a return to those
fortunates o. from fifty to sixty per cent which un.
der the is better than could have been
expected
The New York herald., 1879-07-11

London dispatches announced q loss Of f3s0OO
bullion by the Bank Of England during the past fiscal
week. The proportion of reserve to liabilities is
now 81 ll-l6 per cent, against 55N per cent week
ago. The banks nominal rate OF discount remains
per cent. The Bank of Bengal has reduced its rate
Of discount from to per cent. British consols
and United States bonds steady at the Anal quo
tations yesterday. Among American railway securi-
ties Erie common rose to 29s 29's. preferred to
b4k. new second consols to 791s. funded fvos to
7st. Illinois Central to gi1S and Pennsylvania to
AK; Reading declined to 1917 and returned to 30.
while New Jersey Central advanced to 53A and re.
turned to Ssx. bar silver steady at 5lsld. per
ounce. At Paris rentes advanced to 1i6f o71sc The
Bank OF France lost specie to tho amount OF
3o.oo0.o0of. and the Imperial Bank of Germany
7.s60, doom. during the past week.
Foreign exchange IN this market were steady.
Following were the rates OF leading drawers:-
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
Stocks Active but Generally
Weaker.
MONEY EASY AT 3 A 2 PER CENT.
Governments Active, State Bonds Neg
lected. Railroads Strong.
WALL STREET.
THURSDAY, July 10-6 p. M.


What between the great spectators. who are
out OF town and doing nothing and the smaller
ones. who are in town aud trying to do something.
to-dsy's stock market was thoroughly mixed as
Russian salad. There decline in some stocks
rise in others. and between these two extremes
chaotic state OF frmness which offered little induce
ment for operators. either to bull to bear. OF the
whole list probably stocks attracted more atten-
tion than the st. Paals. They we're buoyant at the
opening. weak at MONDAY and strong at the close.
The very contradictory reports to crop prospects
At the West have about divided the opinion of the
street to whether these stocks good purchases
good Sales So FAR be ascertained there
has been some damage to crops along the
lines Of the Wisconsin roads by iRcal storms, but
not sufficiently serious to disturb Che belief that
the coming crop will be at least equal to that Of last
year. There are however. certain timid and fater-
ing holders who think otherwise. and to their efforts
to sell may be attributed the weakness Of the granger
shares to-day. How greatly of the broken reed sort
Of operators these spectators may be gathered
from the fact that while these people free
buyers yesterday and the day before they were
equally free sellers to-day. An unaccountable weak
ness in Louisville and Nashville, which drove the
stock from 61a yesterday to SAX to-day fell like
q wet blanket upon the market There ap-
for the Decline except that the orders
to sell failed to make q connection with
orders to buy. While the grangers were tottering
Wabash and Kansas City weak, and Louisville
md Nashville thoroughly in the dumps, Kansas
Pacific gradually crept up some two per cent. and
Lake Shore like Samson Agonistes brsced itself for
higher figures. The story comes from Saratoga that
Mr.. Vanderbilt and his henchman intend making
deal in Lake Shore upon the bull side and it is
said that the cards have been distributed accord
ingly. There is nothing to notice in the Mining
Board a fresh spurt of in Bertha
and Edith. good deal of frmness in Imperial and
Lucerne and fair amount Of business in the rest of
the list. Mr.. James H. Banker. a gentleman well
known in financial circles. who has been looking
into the Standard Mine telegraphs that it is "good
beyond possibility of doubt and shows develop
ments that assure its paying qualities for several
years to come" There is nothing to be remarked.
except that holders of stock relgously hope that Mr.
Banker contrary to Scriptural assertion may prove
to be prophet in his own country.
The extreme fluctuations Of the day shown in
the following table of prices for leading shares:-
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL,

LONDON. July 10. 1879
John Joseph Merh the noted scientific agriculturst
and low temperature has put finishing stroke
TO the agricultural disaster IL Is late for
They considerably injured.
well famed and drained lands while III farmsd aud
undrained lands tho effect s simply runous The wheat
will suffer less than the spring crops Wedding is hope
less aud unless get tho promised hot. dry
aud clover crops and even Will rot
gathered"
LWERPooL, July lo-5 p. N.
Cotton-Futurcs steady.
LoSpoS, July 1o--5 30 T. NJ.
Calcutta linseed 5Is. 3D. q 5ls I'D. per quarter.
Whale oil. ga f27 per ton.
ANTWERP, July 10. 1879.
Petroleum. iGysf for fine pale American
lard closed sJf. Jlc 100 kilogrammcs.
IivKRpooL, July 10. 1879.
Pnk-Primc Eastern. duh az sos do Western dull
At 46s Cumberland dull 21s dull
ut 21s. sd long clear dull 26s I'D short clear du
27s Hams-Iong cut hrmer a. 45s shoulders dull 2ls
sd BeefInda none in the do. dull
Prime Western dull ~ SIS. 3D. Tallow-Irime city
dull at 81 Cd. Turpentne-Sprits steady at 23s.
Rosn-Common hrmcr at a.. sd. hnc steady at lis.
Cheese American steady at 34s Lard oil steady at s4s.
hrmer At Ts lod do No. frmer iOd new est
winter irmcr at os. 5d do Southern do. ffmer
9s sd CornNew mixed steady at Is Sd old do steady
at 4s. 5d. Cottonseed oiYelow dip American steady
pcntine-spirits ~ London. steady at 2is cd.
FINANCIAL.
LONDON. July tO-t T. NJ.
Erie 2els pennsyysnis Central, 4's Now Jersey cea-
trnl. JJta Reading ~.
Paris advicos quote cent rontes 1i6f 97c for the
account.
PARIS, July 10, 1879 :,
The specie in the Bank OF France has decreased
aU.oOO,UuW during the past week
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SainedGood ordinary, 10 l5l6c strict good ordinary
~ ollie low middling. llssc; middng; ilssc For iu
M-August 100 ut IL zoe. 1850 II l9e.. 400 ut
~ lsc. 400 at ~ l7c September 300 sc 4sC0
12l2c, 800 at ~ lie. 100 H. l0c. October 500
Ss Ss isie n :. ll9o at sos zoo g. y 2os Novs%
q ii.o7c., 100 az II .oec: Total. i7ioo oaes.
To-day up TO twoP M-July 500 at pose August. 800
200 at l2llc 100 at l2osc., 100 l2U7c., 500 nj
Lice, 500 ut IL &c., 500 at IL 1sc 800 l7c BOD
az u &c., 200 At ~ lsc 5ooat H. aoc 200 la.2lc..
4soo at Hose; 800 at II o6c i2o6c. a6oo at
l2O5c 800 ut l2o4c, 2uO l2oc, 500 i2O7c. I+Oo
at 500 At II iQc 300 at II oSc 26oO 0ec,
ll Loo AZ y loc 100 at II lie; 200 az H. he;
at II l4c 800 at y l3c October. 100 27c. LOO
1l25c, 800 at l26c.. 300 lL24e. 800 1I2lc 100
at 2oc 1000 II BE 200 at Life 800 II. .25c.,
1OS9c., POO ut 1O92c 200 l097c; December 100
lOstc 400 At s,c 100 at l0s7c 200 10 S6c 800
1Ossc. 300 ut lO92c January 800 NJ l0s.c., 100 ut
10 ssc. 600 at oa2c March, 200 at 0sc 300 ut o6e
Total, 6O9Oo bales Grand total. 92 800 bales The
ceipts at the ports were follows Galveson 25 baies
New Orleans, ~; Mobile savannah. Charleston. >;
bales. This day last week 759 bales This day last year
674 bales Cotton freights closed foows:To Liver
pool. steam. 3l6d. I'D; sail I6d, 1854 Havre,
steam, tsc compressed sail. &c. Bremen steam. &c,
compressed sail. 1-6c Hamburg, steam. 9-I6c., com
pressed sail. &c.
FLoua DGRAIN-Receipts- II. .66o bbIs wheat
1886 bushels meal 2 80 bbs and 81 sacks corn,
li2ii bushels oats 052o do $50 DO barley malt
$3.50 do. -
FLouRrhe market ruled strong for spring wheat -four
for which there good demand from the bakers but
other kinds were scarcely active firm The sales in
cuding State, Western and Southern. OCU bbs,
within the annexed Rye hour ruled firm with sales
of about 800 bbls. at fun prices good
demand which resulted in sales Of 2OO bbls. and 1000
The New York herald., 1879-07-11
TWO ENDS TO A BENEDICTION.

There was a look Of distress in Michael Boyle's
face when His Honor ordered that ten days be ap-
pended to his signature the Jefferson Market
Police Court register. He begged of SO hard thai
MIR. Timothy Donovan, solvent being. who was
signing bail bond. turned his head about to looh
at him. AT once Boyle frightened up.
"Arrah. Misther Donovan, is it yorself's thereY-
he cried. "But tbs IN luck am to mate you this
miunit. for ts you that wudn't q poor mar
dhragged from his home and all for beggarly foine
Yer ginteman. Misthcr Donovan. aud so ww
ivry sowl av yer name. BE the token, tho,
me out. sur. May the blessin' av God fall OF
YOU
went.
"And may IL COON down hard enough e. break
yer oud bald pate. Mike contnued '.for av all tho
name, thavin crathers God iver formed the Doono-
wus the manest. Bad cess thin ALL" And
Mr. Boyle with an air of relief. zgzagged to the
day cell
The New York herald., 1879-07-11
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

William Irving. importer Of hardware and cutlery
made an assignment yesterday to Charles Biggs
without preference. He has been in business many
years. the Arm Of William Irving Co.. which
established in 1865 having had q capital Of $60.O00.
He failed in 1873 and compromised at Atty cents
the dollar. and since then has been gradually losing
until he was forced to make the assignment.
William Thomas James, anufacturer of infants
caps. made an assignment yesterday to Herbert L.
Peck. giving preferences for $325. He has been in
business only few months.
The affairs of Maurice Moran have been placed in
the hands of Robert w. Gilbert, receiver, the
application of Thomas Lewis.
William II. Townley has been appointed receives
Of the affairs OF William II. Whetmore on the spplt
cation Of Phinney Ayres.
The New York herald., 1879-07-11

orally higher. with the largest transactions in Erie
seconds new consolidated. which advanced y. to
7f4. Erie per cents funded advanced p. to 76R.
The largest rise was-2 per cent-in Wabash frsts
(St Louis division matured coupon). and the
ln-in Great Western seconds Tex coupon). There
was an advance of = in Ohio and Mississippi
onds, u in Wabash seconds. Il in Central Pacific
gold bonds and Kansas Pacific skies. July and De-
cember. 1896. and u in Hannibal and ST. Joseph
eights convertible. There q decline of Ia in
Rome. watertown and Ogdensburg hrsts consol
dated and y in Chesapeake and Ohio rsts. series B.
Philadelphia stocks closed at tho following prices -
The New York herald., 1879-07-11

Receipts from internal revenue to-day were
$366.s53 %. and from customs s566.s57 90.
The gross earnings of the Denver and Rio Grande
Railway for the month ending June 80. ls7s were
$3I,251 %.
special cable despatch from London to the
Toronto Globe says:-"Messrs. Barring 4 Glyn invite
tenders for Canadian loan of f3 sterling
bonds bearing per cont interest at the minimum
price of 96."
The official announcement Is made that hereafter
the Western Union Railway and it's branches will be
operated directly by the Chicago. Milwaukee aud St.
Paul Company. ana will be known as the Racine aud
Southwestern Division of that line
An English paper reports that Gin order to meet
the views of the Jewish members Of the London
Stock Exchange. the day for buying and selling
foreign bills OF exchange has been changed from Fri
day to Thursday that settlement day may fall
on the Sabbath.
The Allan line steamer Nova Scotian, Captain
Richardson which sailed from Liverpool on the sth
inst. for st. Johns. N. F., Halifax and Baltimore
took out f3. 900 in specie
1t is semofhcially stated that less than $500 900
second mortgage Ohio and Mississippi assets
required to complete the reorganization of the road
directed by the committee appointed to carry out
the same.
The following despatch gives the movement Of
grain at the leading points West to-day :-Milwau-
kee-Receipts of wheat. %. 400 bushels; shipments
55.400 do Receipts of corn. 1900 bushels; ship
ments. none. Chicago-Receipts Of wheat. S9.1s9
bushels; shipments. sO.7ss do Receipts OF corn,
143.36O bushels; shipments. "a. $40 do.
AWashngton despatch says that Secretary Sher-
requests holders Of ten-forty called bonds to
forward them to the department Is possible;
otherwise it will be impossible to redeem promptly
the 18th aad 2lst inst the very large amount then
falling due If sent forward at once they will be re-
mtted for at maturity. On the 18th inst $780,
and on the 21st $24. .566 800 ten-forties fall due.
The day's business at the New York Mining Stock
Exchange is shown in the following record Of the
sales of each stock and the extreme prices:-
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In the money market the ruling rate for call loans
on stock collateral was per cent. although some
business was done early in the day at y per cent
higher. The market closed at per cent. Follow
ing is the Clearing House statement to-day
Balances. 5.0i0.595
The following were the rates of domestic
change on New York:-ssvannah. selling " pre-
MUM. buying y premium; Charleston. buying
nominal. s-l6. selling u; New Orleans, commercial
- premium. bank u premium; st LOUIS. 80 pre-
mium Chicago hrm. buying lilo discount. selling
lilo premium; Boston. shilling discount
Leading dealers in United States bonds report
large sales to-day of the four per cents. The
at the Stock Exchange was Arm throughout. The
cloaiu upta tis,v f.,1lo
The New York herald., 1879-07-11

The sales reported at the Board aggregated 254
shares including St. Paul. 307; do preferred sO0
Lake Shore. 1880; Northwestern, 1175O; do. pre-
fsrred. $50; Erie. 9.725; Delaware and Lacka-
wanna. $500; st. Louis. Kansas City and Northern.
4.105 do preferred, 5.535; Louisville and Nashville.
%,95l Wabash. 1900; Hannibal and st. Joseph 2O5;
do. preferred 5000; Michigan Central 2.30O Central
of New Jersey. 2.2l6 Morris and Essex. 1454; Ohio
and Mississippi LOO: Pacific Mall $50; st. Louis
and Iron Mountain $50; Union Pacific. 1888: Western
Union. $50; Delaware and Hudson. 47s; New York
Central. $50.
The New York herald., 1879-07-11

1000 bales viii be exported Futures today were more
active The early sales showed lower prices with the
greatest decline as foows;i July points; In August
~ points IN September POINTS in October points IN
November. points; in December, points, in January
points; In February NO transactions; IN March,
points. sharp reaction followed, with the market
closing hrm at the highest prices OF the day indicating an
points in August 20 points in September, points in
October 10 points in November IL points in December 10
points in January and Is in March As compared
with the closing prices OF yesterday the advance amounts
to IL points in July ~ in August IA in September in
Ocoter 10 IN November 10 in December. 10 in January
and 10 In March The closing prices of today
with yesterdays As follows
The New York herald., 1879-07-11
CIVIL RIGHTS IN THE CHURCH.

An Atlanta Ca, despatch to the Cincinnati Gouste
of the s,h inst. says:-"A curious scene was wit
messed at the Presbyterian Church in Decatur yes
tcrday. negro woman applied for admission TO the
Church. She called to the altar and underwent
examination. This was satisfactorily concluded and
she then regularly received into the church. and
a. IL was communion sunday she invited TO par
take of the service. and did so. senator John u.
Gordon and Congressman Gambler were among the
members who took communion with her. The anair
caused some talk. but was generally approved