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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-17

NOTICE REDEMPTION OF PUB.
IN Lie BUILDING loan bonds,
The holdera Of the above named bonds are hereb
nothsd that bonds Of the following numbers namely,
~ 49, 81 s. 20, 81, lGe 10 81, 49, IS, i7a, 10, II,
- Hc ~ ~ ", have been drawn by lot Ia accori.
ance with the provisions Of the ordinance RuihoriS.
9S the same, and will be paid al the Exchange Rank
Of Wheeling July Let, 1915 at which time they viii
ceate To bear interest, s
IOi6 4-NHAS'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-17

JAcEsoN's REsr.-Give it n trial and you
will use no other. Joseph Speidel & Co.,
Wholesale GroCers, have II,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-17

A PAPER was filed with the Clerk Of the
County Court, yesterday, by which Robert
Forsythe, OF Chicago, ILL.,, in considera,
ton Of the sum OF 81 800, transiers to W
?. Rend, Of the same place, the whole Of
his distributive share in the personal es
tate, moneys, goods, Chattels, and effects
Of his father, the late James II. Forsythe,
Of Wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-17

IT BEATS ALL.-Jackson's Best Sweet
Navy Chewing Tobacco. A full supply
now on hand at Joseph Speidel & Coz.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-17

Is consideration OF the sum OF $500
George L. McCulloch yesterday trans
terred to George K, Tingle one two-horst
wagon, three plows, two harrows, TIVE
forks, one shovel, one mattock; three
horses, two hogs, eight shoats, one set o
harness, one saddle and bride. Tn
paper was filed for record with the Clerl
OF the County Court,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-17

WANTED.-oNE SALESMAN IN
TRIUMPH MFG. CO., lie Monroe ST, C6isaSO.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-17

JOSEPH SpElDEL 4 Co., wholesale grocers
are headquarters for Jackson's Best TObac,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-17

WANTED-TO BORROW $4,000 IN
w sums Of from $4,000 TO 5000, 10 30 secured BY
hrSt lien OIL good real estAle
myW l2l7 ChAnliuS STREET
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-17

PIGI!NS,Ilo GRoUNDs-I OFFER FOR
RENT my Picnic Grounds, we'll k4owp n al ssnis
r. I SaTs S north q ths city % The
platform rsI.o SteeIs1 On them splendid dancing
Necessary buildings peraiD!ng 10 irSI.cISS, o,,aiS
s"unas, The ground. lS within 20 wards IL X
!" PERSONS desiring 70 rent them can All .,TSn ~
ana JOSEPH GREEN.
No. Ili7 MarkNt STRAIT
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-17
aud rising. Weather clear. Thermom'

and rising, Weather clear. Thermom'
eter 70'
NAsHvitlE, Jnne 10. River rising, with
4 feet on the shoals.
ST, LOUIS, Jnne 10. River risen 0 Inches
10 feet 4 inches by the gauge. Weather
cloudy and quite cool.
l.ouIsvrLtE, June lG.-weather clcat
and pleasant: River falling slowly with
feet inches In tie canal. 5
ClSclSEArr, June l0.-lsiyer $ feet !
iuches and falling. Partly cloudy and
cool. Arhyed-Virgie Lee. Evansville.
Departed Buckeye State, Pittsburgh.
PEGuLARTUEsDAY PACKEr-FOR
IN PafkeJburE, pumoFOy, GAIlpolis 1.ss. !.
lrghtoh, Huntingdon pOrtam1uth, Mays ~ - I
VILE, Cincinnati aud Louisville l&a4sai7zI
The ESaut Passenger Steamer
NEW ANDEsS...,...-...,..CIAs AiunLEWAs, Master,
Ed. MrItLENAS, Clerk,
Leaves Tuesday, June Ifh, At . n. M. positively.
passenGOFu and freight TOCOlpte through TO all POnS
WEST and sOUTH. For freight OF passage apply Oh
jos c. II. BOOTH q SON, Agents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-17

w ANTED-A LIVE MAN IN EACH
W city aud county 10 vlrtinIa and West VlrsIulI,
10 fsPrtSeht Manufacturing Establishment Ineltse
stamp for rrlly. BALTIMORE MFG. CO.,
jung ~ West f Eyi,Ios street 4,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-17
GENERAL NOTICES.

A DMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.
AZ persons having against the esLac Of Mary
l. whitman, late Of Ohio county, deceased, are ne
questCd to present them, properly auheniIeitCd IN
me Tor setlemsnt, aud all persons Indebted 10 mid
estate are hereby notified that payment must BE-
aads without delay. "
If. JONES,
my2O'Tu Adminlstnton
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-17

Money received on depoSit.
Interest Paid on special dcpoala.
a general BANKING BuSinesl conducted With PsAPe
ness and hdelity. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-17
WANTED.

WANTED
A Reliable OIL StOrC that takes less OIL nou.explO-
siTe, 10 do ironing, baking, Roasting, quick, and
guarantee all claimed iCrIt. I.Isior sale BY
III, SWEENEY,
mYa Q! EIevenlh street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-17
FINANCIAL.
RANK OF THE OHIO VALLEY.
SUCCESSOR TO TN

Fl aSF NA4IoNAI BANK or wHIrLrs.
Capital. 1850, 900.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-06-17
FOR SALE.
E,XStClHIANGE BANK STOCK FOR
IvEsIIARES
myH Address K. Y, thl, o@,s

FOR SALE-THE PIANO WAGON
y Of Adams d Lueas. The running rears an uS,r.
yneW. WIN 6e sold at very low pfies. To bs SeSa
II ne store Of C. Y. Lucas. Apply 10
de6 A, N. lDAus
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-04

year ss 20 hid Sc 10 asked buyer tho year So 90 bid
..E.s e. n s T. q sssss sSss.s
April 81 Is bid Buttcr-kecepts 5o79 packages Mar
Western a9e 2ss gre, State s.. q
Zee Msssrp as soses
sre's factory PoO e isnsy ne
G1s bills Market quiet We asote Long issnS Nav
zoe aais western fresh zoe zoe CANADA. do aoo
firm and fairly ae',ys we note safe OF
a 81 soGs a e e. 70 eesss su.y p
55sc a 7c do. in bond. Sc. si3cs' 80
SsEnszcloyer easier and 100 bags choice Western
seed sa nina al sGiHy Ta' s sal ~
sIsAnsn Receipts 80 terees and bills Market dull
asar ass We note sale. Of a.loo nhd.
$50 ssd ss. 30 9 80 81 Az hsd.
ssaning size; good DO, sls Cuba centrifugal SHEA
i 1sssd TO sCSaf fair % s ssea 70 prime s e
log Confectionery A. "a ioc: standard A. s5sc of
:fs IS ;,.ssS. 81; s..s.
Market Arm with sales of 1000 lbs at 73Sc 7'sc and
TonAcco ssedeaf was s.eady with sales of case.
oals ss 4 ydn sss sFoG
i6c. zoe 81 do State crop ISIS private terms; 1855
s ws and s% e sas g
hLss ware sold a. full prices n,s,,. ,.,.,
Fssc%TsEBasine.s was 3. slow in general with
tinued scant arrivals of tonnage rates were hrm En-
81 LSsrp"o per steam" 5000 Bushels ~. Grain
cheese ss and butter sos 500 boxes Sseon ss London
sail 10000 bushels wheat Sd; 5000 bushels do. = g
bushels ar.n g. sooo bushels ana do '' s
Glasgow steam busSs. grain private 60
.ss. .ss 81
Sc Ta hs"ss to tor
general hence
tom Austrian bark 1000 quarters grain hence to Cork
stores schooner ' soi tons, hence to Jamsiss
tf s e
Ass tons hence TO United Kingdom 10000 quarters
kio ersnsa DO sui aoas 81 50 and prmsss s
case oil and back at lump sum- American bark 1000
ship l.ssi ions henes to Angler for orders, 800
oil .sn ss % dS 8;
psrs ID aonr per ss 2. . 3D. heavy
4
ssfsis ~ per iashs "a nor Nv prov.oa.
se ss"I Rss s' M &
r. Cd, 70 London, y .,camaHeayy goods, ton
sack aour, s5s Dbl 2. sd beer per tisrce 81
ss s saD s eSs' sps
rs 3D. per eb OBS 3D. ton; provisions 27s Cd oil
@ 81 Pc
e good:
ssr ss9 3D. Is H'iy sGs
ISr 81 3D. sr
e1shsl is provisions son aos cotton
hoo s ssr lon Psr Ia I To
i6o lbs rs marks cotton per h. &e To Ant
Sd pr sss SD s s
iisc %; S"'"'' sui p'0V''0n'' ''' '0n ' e0''0n'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-04

Tho steamship Rhcin. which arrived on Saturday.
brought $950.000. and the steamship britannia.
which arrived yesterday. had on board $780, 900 in
British gold bars and American gold coin.
At the Sub Treasury to-day business was ne fol-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-04
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
Stocks Open Strong and Close
at Lower Figures.
MONEY VERY STRINGENT
A Rise in Governments-Ra
way Bonds Strong. ~
WALL STREET,



There is little to be said about to-days stock
ket; 325.ll4 shares sold to-day against S13.5lS on
Saturday. Prices strong in the morning.
weaker at MONDAY and better again in the
Stock operators who had availed themselves OF the
Sunday intelligence to think over things were loft
undetermined to whether the market in tho fu-
ture was to be bear bull one. Operators
who did not think at all rated it TO be bull ono.
and they right taking the day through. At tho
opening and tor couple Of hours afterward there
was . rise throughout the list Almost In every
thing there . fractional betrerment 1t might
have run up with whole numbers had not tho
persistent tightness of money acted like kill
Joy to spoil sport. 1t SO happened. however. that
the pinch for money dampened the whole
thing. There il particular qualification
in kicking against the pricks when things look con-
trary. and there IL no particular beneft to be de-
rived in bulling tho stock market against ctepanS
de ftse OF tight money. Nevertheless. the market
encountered something Of this sort to-day, for at
time were loanable funds obtainable under per
cent, and ct most times q bonus Of 1872 to a per
cent was demanded and paid. In spite of the money
stringency the market remained strong and in
many cases showed advance upon Saturdays
prices. It is confidently expected that before the
end Of the week such traders have had the pluck
and ability to starve along under the attenuation Of
money famine will fill up under the fattening infu-
snces Of general rise and be afforded an oppor-
tunity to realize satisfactory profit AS we
have said. pretty much everything was up early in
the day. though pretty much everything was down
later. To strike fair average. the days market
may be quoted as strong and steady. The Ohio and
Mississippi common stock was unusually active at
higher prices. there being some vague intelligence
shoat that the courts had rendered some opinion
favorable to tho stock. There advance also
in the Hannibal and st. Joseph shares attributed to
the Gould interest, and further advance in Read
ing partially because the stock is expected to be adj
n.itted to dealings upon the Now York Stock Ex-
change in few days. and partially because the i'm
provcment in the coal trade is perceptbly beneting
the property. The market closed strong. firm and
without excitement. The best prices Of the day
scarcely retained but there every appearance Of
better being made in the future upon moro
solid grounds than have recently existed.
Following II q synopsis Of the days transactions
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-04
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LtttRPOOL. Nov. 81 r. NJ.
Cotton-Futures weak; uplands. low middiinc ciausc
November December delivery 732d. upauds low
middng clause. April and May delivery. q ll-S2d.
ProduccLnsced OIL 2os 6 pcr cwt Spirits Of turpen
tine. 32s. per cwt
PRODUCE xxcuArcE
LvEKroot. Nov. q, 1871.
Pork-Prime mess Eastern dull al 5ss prime mess
Western steady a. 53s Observation-Disclosures dull At
short rib dull at J3s long clear steady 3 short
clear dull at 3s uams-Long cut dull at 33s Shoulders
dull at luts prime moss drmcr at s2s. Lard--Prmo
Western dull At Jss ID Talowrrime city stosdy
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dull At S2s Rosin-Com hrmcr
g. hhe hrmera lbs. Characterization choice dull
wheatsprins. No 3 mono in market; do Ne >, steady
los. 11d wintcr Western. steady Mt lis Id do
do Southern. steady at lis Sd. Corn-Mxed steady nc
ss od. Cotcnsced otlYellow American none In market
spirits az London steady 81. I'D RcceptswEcat for
the week, from Atlantic ports 4Srp from Pa
cinc ports $500 puartcrs from other 500 quar-
tiers Rcccipts-Corn. 1s,uo quarters. Stocks-Wheat.
15OoooC ccntss; corn, $4,000 do Hour. 1iuD bbis.
1000 sacks.
LoSpoS, Nov. 3--oP M.
Producc-Csicutta linsccd. 5ss. I'D. hs quarter.
Sperm oil ES7 csS Insccd oil. CO los.
snrar 21s I'd. 2Is od cwt Tor Cuba centrifugal
poisrfsing %. .
wiieoxs lard closed at 5sts marks per 100 lbs.
ANTWERP. Nov. ,. 1870
Petroleum I9i.f for hnc pale American American lard
closed a. OF per 100 kilos
Petroleum. marks ~ pfcpniss. -
BUSINESS FAILURES
LoSpoS Nov. 3. 1879.
Karl Schwartz proprietor of cotton spinning mills at
Eriangen, Bavaria has suspended His liabilities
The old cstabiishcd Calcutta firm Of Colvu Ccwc Co.
has stopped payment They are very we'll known East In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-04
The closing quotations were a. folloxs:-

At San Francisco the opening prices OF mining
shares were as folows:--Giouid h Curry. l11; Say.
age. l7x. now 1915 Choliar. %; ophir. 81. now
3iA Hale& Norcross, ~; Crown Point So 20; Yellow
Jacket. 1914; Bcicher. az: Imperial. N: Virginia
Consolidated. On; California. 5S; Best h Belcher,
1sS; Union Consolidated. s5ls. after s6h, Alpha.
Ha; Sierra Nevada. 90. after SAX; Mexican, IS. now
As Silver Hill. N; Justice. 81 Julia, 50 co. Utah.
81; Alta. 5s Bode. 14i Bochtel, ~; Independence,
~; Segregated Bclcher. 20; Buiwcr, 49, Mono. 6x
Consolidated Pacific. TX; Potosi. 6I; Exchcquer,
ga; Mammoth. u; Northern Standard, q; Boston
Consolidated, IN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-04
STATE OR NATIONAL?

The Union National Banks officers are nj present
considering the Availability OF withdrawing from
the national banking system and OF substituting the
State bank system. Yesterday the stockholders re-
covcd a quarterly dividend. and when they pre-
scented themselves their views were asked on the
question. large number expressed themselves In
favor OF the plan and these requested to sign
paper to that effect. This bank does large bust
ness with brokers. and the cause of this move on
their part account Of the late order of the
Comptroller of the Currency In reference to over.
cortihcation Of checks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-04

Wheat was quiet and without material change: sales
sn IS a S oS q g
8 s. for mixed ~nssr IS fsr angr"Ssa Ssd
Tor No. DO; 70. Steamer Mo- red 81 y for i
81 s2 for 10 Ssprins for NovemSsr and 81 ST. Tor do
I'D
BID 81 3si. asked; December ii r bid 81 ~ asked
Be- 81 I S q
s iSs asked J.Susry q bid SSS s.Isd No red
bio Corn n 4 "a. a rs se ss y
sp:ssi, for future delivery aos 600 bushels
Der. COG; Gle; for December. soss. for Sish
A. the 0 third es SIZE bid @ .sea or No"s%Ss
a ss sis o i a"d es SS &
% n Ey' Ss
si4 20 siS do % lbs si5 do 80 lbs 81 DO. 100 lbs
tree on Is for medium
S.s * Ga saoss No prime ano red bu 81 "
spii. srss per Dbl green Ds 30 Ca
SSS Saaa rhs '. s wss s sG'rs DO
Tor No. Do No. New Yors TOR p.seSS.r a. c a. a
Gussr c.or ~ ruled rm We :. S io
ping M S pas c M %esS% 5 &
s doc s g quality s''~L'ns rye csc 7oe short
vere stcady. N FORK
ehoice pcr ib 40c a 43c do do medium a,c n ssc
40 low 10 fair yf,c n 3,c Fasterr new rrnr :u,c Gl
wisconsin do. zoe zoe; yeariings Tc Isc clds all
growths &c Toe Pacific coast, new SIC. a 40c ; do
olds vc m lac. ' - = : - '
iIxsr Asp Jurx-Market arm lint mia. %, h,,, hsr,n
and into W. ouo,. -jmte sr N &C. hn,,s a. al. az
eordng quality; Manila hemp. sc De-. sisai S,,c
"A firm ton throu vhuul Inf nui., Va
quote New crop muscovado xrocery s3c s,c Porto
Rico 3sc 4Oc English Islands :rsc i2c :. New Or
leans old srictv chocc tc fancy a,,c ssr nav rr,n
SOC. sdoc. syrups-sussr. common to good ale stc
a eoc ~N'' 49,
NAVAL SroRxs-Rosin was firm. but ou,et W, motto
sale Of 100 hills No at a. so Shirts tnrna,t,no
dull, aud values were entirely nominal We quote -
Shirt. turpcnt tine merch tnblo order 4fr Eos,,-
srains cd and good strained ST ~ 81 rs Tar-wilminr
ton 81 rs Pitch So Advices from wilm,nrt on--Rss,
firm strained. 81 45 good 81 80 bid Spirits nomina no
sales Tar firm at 81 s. Turpentno firm; hard, 81 10;
Otrs-Co ton seed oil was steady Az thu call a,c hid
and soc asked for November; 45i,c bid 57c asked Tor
ember: Ace bid 47c asked Tor year: 4c hid t7sc
asked for January and 4sc bid issc asked Tor Feb
quote :-Lnsced. American soc Lard 5sr 5sc sperm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-04
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT UNCHANGED; ru-
TuREs CLOSED BARELY sTEADY-FLoup
QUIET WHEAT QU1ET-CoRN DUL1-oArs
FfEMER-roRK FIRM-LARD FrRM--sprRITs
TURrENrINE NoMrSAI-RosrS FIRM--corFEE
HEAvy--suGAR FIRMER QUIET
wHrsKEY FIRM.
MONDAY. Nov. Sc p. NJ.
ALCOHOL dull and easier. Free quoted at 81 os
asa TO- Export for prompt delivery quoted at SIC.
ana late deliveries at 3Gc. HO m.
CoFFEE.-The market for Rio was dull and heavy.
We note The arrival Of tho Elysia, via London, with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-04

In London consols and United States bonds were
steady and unchanged. American railway shares
all strong and higher. New Jersey Central ad-
vanced from 10 to 81. do. consolidated frsts from
log to 1868. Erie from 40h to 43K. do. preferred
from 65 66 to 67 do consolidated rsts from III to
ll7x do. do. seconds from SIN to sst<. do. funded
fves from 81 to S4a, Illinois Central from 1O0k to
lOl " Pennsylvania from 49A to 81 and Reading from
sly to 3lH. BAT silver quoted at 53kd. per
At Paris rentes declined from sof. 45c. to
S0f. 40c.
Foreign exchange in this market was quiet and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-04
WHEAT WANTED FOR FRANCE.

BRrIsu vicx CONSULATE. BiaRRIrz, Oct. 20. 1870.
To ruK Epnou rnK ItRALp:--
IL interest OF readers to hear that few
days since being In want of wheat for grinding
unable obtain in the ueirhbcring Hay
or this neighbOrhood. and moreover asked .HT
the hectore Tor such might come in Maze Indian
selling here readily ISL the hcetoltrc the crop
IN this district being almost complete failure. am
unable To inform whether steps have been
bring down these prices but there would be
hne opening tor enterprise. +. II. W. BELLAIRS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-04

The notification OF the Secretary OF tho Treasury
that he would buy $40 900 coo per cent bonds for
the sinking fund.- and that proposals for the sale of
tho same to tho government would DO received tip
to noon of Saturday. had buoyant effect on govern
ment bonds. At the close they were quoted as fol.
lows:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-04
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

BKrvEs -ffade extremely dull heavy run, several
sc S .s a.
good top ID the asgrssa.o coarse From q lbs 81 lbs
ns. Price, were w; icyse, per j. weights srIs
I .s' Ss S:Se.;
sss: ysgsl Esssa.ssin sold o. Meyer Ksssn:
; sisS sas as s.,ss.. e. ~
pss 81 Kahn % .a a. Tor II k.s
ID $50 head a. SC ss pc, ~ ls head y loo ps5 6
io1 selves noi. per '' xssS.s
los sr M on G Ss .Sd on r s' sd ~
per h., including head 4 loxc psr ID. weights,
fs A. ss a. for per- c9Ie g head head
city yards SOLD for H~
% Ohio H. with 81 on head, weight
srs s Sa OHIO
SIS &C. per h. with $i2 OF on ~ head weights cwt
ss s. I'Yrsa Hs :':s.;
Toe per Is. weights IA cv swt for Lehman q
o @ g. Xii, .s on Sss sss az
70 per ID fer Allsr.on Wilson SO Ohio steers at 7c
snExp AND LAaps.-Demand slow; values unchanged;
SSs:y ss s e good shSSP ,oIi a. IS So
Per cxt yswsol lomss sold et Indiana sheep, loi
b. sar hs sSd 20 na.a. Sheep
% 70 piF s-s i .sa o s sss
head os lbs, per 100 head 92ss lbs us lbs
s H. Ks.s. iss'H . sSs lambs 50
~ So. per H.: IL Ohio sheep l05 lbs,
sac. per ID. ~ Ohio lambs. ~ lbs, at size. h.
Judd Buckingham sold l72 kentucky sheep s6 lbs
3Ac per H.; ~ Ohio sheep. 81 lbs, At 4c b +jl
State sheep, "a ibs ia lbs. at &C. a4sc per III lbs
State lambs. SO lbs 10 lbs, at 5hc. sac ID 40
Ohio lambs. IS lbs &C she per ID j. u Hume sold 1856
sheep ti9 ibs 5kc h. 1873 Western sheep, 81 lbs
loo lbs: a, 4c per b. aos Western sheep AUD
Dewy sold ie7 Western sheep. 81 lbs. At
s. 20 per cwt.; ia State sheep and lambs, -
lbs at 50 cwt, with s. 50 of the flock So4 Canada
sheep and lambs. 20 lbs 30 lbs At - perewt
1857 Canada lambs "a lbs 81 lbs at IS 81 IS 50
cwt; 40 state lambs. 56 lbs az 5,Sc PER H. Davis
Halienbeck, III state sheep ~ lbs l4 lbs At 4isc
4sc per h.: 535 Illinois sheep &c los 80 lbs, mt 44c
4se per H.; ls Pennsy sheep aud lambs "a lbs
at 4Atc H. la state sheep and aubs sS lbs. +sc
per H.. 371 state lambs. "a lbs. a lbs. at IS o64
Sc 5Aac. per lib.
MICA Cows-rhe demand moderate and values steady
~ $50 $40 per head. calves included.
vrALs AND CALvKs-Tbe arrivals being rather icss than
heretofore sales affected and values steady
Grass fed calves sold at 2a SIC b meal fed calves
&c fsc per IL: vcals sc. Iic. per ID. VOL ISL I
Hocs.-The feeling cr on heavy run 2i3 Ohio hogs.
IN, lbs At sac. h.. IS state hogs liz lbs,
ID. IA pigs. 81 lbs. at &c. Id.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-04
REAL ESTATE.

The following sales made yesterday at tho
Merchants Exchanged
RICHARD ". uARSvrr
Foreclosure sale of three lots. each ,3x 100 H.
East 10th st., O. - 10 II. ". OF LIST to plain.
til. 81 600
Also. similar sale. of tho thrcc story brown stone
front dwelling. with lot lSxpD.11. No ~ West
ias,h s.. a42 4, Of s,h sv to plaintiff " $500
nv ~ W. srAuAS
Foreclosure sale Of Que lot. Jx2.i5, ON 9th st.
Ia IT, W. ~ Morse and four lots zach 2SxIaS.
NURSE nv. w.. a., 13S n. ". OF 9Th Motriee.
ia. % Jr. A opn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-04

State bonds were very DUH District Of Columbia
36Ss sold at So. Tennessee old at 81 new at 81 and
Alabama class A. at 40 In railroad bonds the princi
pal activity in the Kansas and Texas issues
which advanced from s9h to 92,s for consolidated
assented. and from At to ASA Tor seconds Follow
ing is a list Of the sales OF bonds at the Board:-
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FINANCIAL.

A REASONABLE RArBs-MUNEY on LIFE AXIS
lAEndowment Insurance Policies and Mortgages same
bought: insurance OF all kinds effected with beat com
panies At lowest premiuma
I'D. HABRlcH 4 CO.. io5 Broadway; boz $50
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The following despatch from the West gives the
movement of grain ct the leading points there to-
Of wheat. ia. 400 bushels;
shipments. l29 800 do. receipts Of corn. 400 do.
shipments. 400 do. Chicago-Receipts Of wheat.
49, 4ol bushels; shipments l0G76 do; receipts Of
corn. lss. 100 do; shipments. 47O,467 do.
At tho New York Mining Stock Exchange the days
business Was follows:-
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fNU CnnuuN 30 ISL, r q
400 Union Pac lst..c ZOE
2tUOU I'm Psc rs. lg.. liz
5000 X p SIS. J Il d,
M, with c Ger. b3 ia
5000 C.C&lClst. Trust
Co certfs. ass. =. as
10000 &C &IC I'd. Trust
Co certfs, Ass. -. 90
10000 Il, w h o, con, LIST &c
1000 st l. 4 I N, C, A
4 Texas LIST. -. 9a
5000 StL.KC&N.StCB 10.
5000 T&W. con c. ex c ~
5000 s Pacific LIST. be 10I
500 GtWeet'n I'd, xc 04
5000 do. :. -. ...bc 95
1900 Louisiana 7's.... ~
$4,000 NJ, K 4 7 c. ass. ~
10tAD do -. ........ 81
lUsO do ............ 81
1000 do ........... 81
llunnn No Ksu lTa~ ID A.
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TEMPLE BETHEL.

INAUGURATION OF REV. DIR. KoHLER-THE
Principles AND AIMS OF REFORMED JuDA-
ISM
Rev. DIR. Kohlcr is doubtless we'll pleased at the
reception he received yesterday by the congregation
of the Temple BothEl on his Inauguration as their
minister and tho successor of Rev. DR..
Einhorn, whose son-in-law he also is. Tho
day happening to be the 150th anniversary
of the birth OF Moses Mendelssohn Dr. Kohler
preached to congregation that filled the beautiful
temple on the principles aud Aims of Reformed
Judaism" In his introduction the Doctor declared
hts principles to be the those of his eminent
predecessor and then taking up his subject he re-
marked that the history Of Israel epitome Of the
worlds history for Israel is the heart Of manki