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The Virginia star., 1879-09-27

the early days of june last | was very
sick, suffering from yellow fever in
its early stages and in consequence
of the vigorous treatment which
the physicians adopted in my case,
and the aggravated character of the
disease it was supposed that I could
not live. Additional force was Civ
en- to this opinion from the fact that
almost every foreigner who was at
tackled by it died. Several of the
priests, Brothers and Sisters of Char
ity, the Representatives of the Peru
Wan and French Governments, as
well as many others have already
died."
"How soon do you expect to re-
turn?'
at is expected that I will return
to my post of duty, reaching Port au
Prince on the 20th of October"
"What is the present condition of
your health?"
"My health at present is very good,
having almost entirely recovered
from the effects of my sickness" ]"
Very great respect is entertained
by everybody for our Government,
and we are informed that our Rep
resentative Is held in the highest es-
TEEN by all. Mr.. Langston, in his
comparatively short residence In
Hayti, has succeeded in mastering
the French language quite fuehtly,
He is to speak in the College Chap
ell Wednesday evening upon the po-
litlcal issues.
The Virginia star., 1879-09-27
EAST BOUND.

Mail train arrives at Richmond daily
except Sunday at at......................S: 80 P NJ.
Express train arrives at Richmond
daily at..... ........... 6 AS NJ
and on Tuesday Thursday and Sat-
ufday connects at Richmond with
Virginia 50 n.Amboat Company's siea-
mer Ariel, which feaves Richmond
for Old Point Norfolk, &C.. al 7:I5
A. M.
Accommodation rrain arrives at Ricn-
mond daily, except Sunday at 9 80 A nj
A mixed train leaves Staunton at 5:45 A NJ tax
ing passengers from Virginia Midland train
from Washington, and arrives Al Richmond at
4 :i9 Z M daily except Sun ay.
a connects with Virginia Midland railroad
t taving at 1100A for Lynchburg and Atlantic
Mississippi and Ohio railroad stations, and with
Virginia Midland railroad, leaving at $40 P
for Washington
b connects with Virginia Midland railroad,
leaving at 80 NJ for Washington and with Vir-
gina Midland railroad leaving at 2,55 A NJ for
Lynchburg and Atlantic Mississippi and Ohio
railroad stations.
d connects with Valley railroad, leaving at 8
? Nj for HarriSOnburg
E connects with Valley railroad leaving at IL:
10 for Hsrpers Ferry.
connects with stage line for lexington Va
connects with c. +. s. P. p. steamers for alb
points on the Ohio rive: ,and Cincinnati.
III connects with the Scoto Valley railroad for
the Northwest.
j connects with all lines diverging to the West
Northwest, and Southwest.
WINS. DUNN,
Engineer and Superintendent
CONWAY r. HOWARD,
General Passenger Ticket Agent
n16 Richmond Va.
The Virginia star., 1879-09-27

Let the insinuation be hurled back in
the teeth of the malicious libellcrs, The
debt is just one and Virginia is able to pay
1t. Although the Negro IS not responsible
for the creation of the debt he enjoys today
the benefits Of it equally with other citizens.
The Virginia star., 1879-09-27
VIM. Fl. PIERCE & Co..
BOOTS G SHOES.
4O3 ErOad street.

Have the cheapest and best shoes in
the city. They also have a fine as
sortment of trunks, satchels, school
bags, shawl straps, etc, etc. For
neat and good repairing, that is the
place to have your shoes mended, and
save money.
REMEMBER 4O3 Broad st,
iyl5 I'll
The Virginia star., 1879-09-27
COM MUN MIC A r E d.

We do not no Id ourselves responsible for views
expressed by correspondents. Neither 40 we
endorse all they may saY.-Eds.
The Virginia star., 1879-09-27
LYNCHBURE NOTES.

EXC URSION SEASON OvER-SOME COM
MENTS-COLOkED HOTELS IN VIRGINIA
PROF. WILSON-MORAL PHILOSOPHY AND
EDUCATION-THE VIRGINIA GUARDS GO
ING TO THE STATE FAIR.
The Virginia star., 1879-09-27
HIS LIFE ABROAD,

your correspondent embraced the opportun-
ity of Interviewing him upon the subject.
"Mr Langston how long have you repre~
sented the United States government al Hay
ii. and what is your rank or title?
II have been in Hayti about two years as
Resident Minister and Consul General. My
residence during that time has been at Port
au Prince, Capital OF the Republic.
"What is the estimated area OF the Island
and its population?
''The area of Hayti is about ten thousand
square miles, and contains a population of
about 600,O00 The Republic of Santa Do
mingo is very much larger than that OF
Hayti, while the population is much less.
numbering only about 10000
''Of what nationality are the inhabitants,
and what is the prevailing religion! Will
you give a brief sketch or their history?
The people of Hayti are of French and
negro extraction. Seventy-six years ago the
Haytians asserted their independence as
against the French government, and, having
achieved and established the same by war,
have ever since maintained it. The prevails
ing religion OF the country is the Roman
Catholic. In accordance with concordat
established with the church of Rome large
appropriations are annually made for the
support of the church, and sthe people are
The Virginia star., 1879-09-27
John N. LangstOn "At Home" in OberIln.
RECEIVING CONGRATULATIONS OVER RE
STORED HEALTH-A TALK ON VARIOUS
TOPICS.

Special Correspondent TO the Cleveland, (O)
LEADER.
OBERLIN, September 1.
The Hon. j. NJ. Langston arrived IN Ober>
lin last Friday evening, where he was warm
y greeted and heartily welcomed by large
number of friends His visit here compriss
ed the twotold object of visiting old acquain-
tauces and placing his son in college.
Thinking that your readers might be in
tPrested in a sketch of
The Virginia star., 1879-09-27

The Virginia (Blues) Guards of this city
have selected the number of men they vii
take to Richmond to drill during the Fair in
October.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
rrRoPEAx F1NAVc!AL MARKETS

LONDON oct 25-7Re EOnOufst says The OF DIS
counf for hank bills sky Gay- tafArc@ months IS 4r
= nfr and trade hi i- Iir fa- 20 three months
~ per cent There been les aciifr tlr -JirA
r~rfl.-,re except uitrd at and f Ailan ilw
he Drmr ar advancing malv r. evr and the an ian
tre eri Ia Anvr caught tie Infection. Al Ooyernmeu
nav. been qui-L "a .nd stetn-hV hare are higher ~
ir.rel 0ut'H0.. lrt % fil way. ere -sltl
b er ON -hr veek rnriny from the mecsu-e Advi -
f,ir, D. v-rp that here viii fuubtts Dee
Under October tlt ill
Isl lnoat touching the suspended rr1n oi :" j.
INml CO.
IoSpnN oct 25-l20 p rn.-U. = bond- tour per cents.
lDf fiir - = TO- areiaiIn n' DO se
o, -ft Sew Neutr. 19 ltnolH Central
iOs lca ing Railroad 49,
Iu.uON It. % 20 u. m-tsrwI wIrrseN ttnra' o"ns1i'
l1- View fef-ev Central T92 Ere srcona ols. ~
Inoi, Central 100 Pennsyvana central 4S's Reading
Railroad. g. , ... ,.
drawn o. England balance 90 eaf - sloutp
IaNIon oct. 2a--ilv~f Guoles a. i-74d per oanos
IuNIoS m.-parr aNvfrss uuDir three per
cent rrntes "a - france confines Tor the account
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27

til
LTvEgroo- oct 25.-fork-Pume sir-- Eastern. steady
~ atIi western. steady al % bAcYI-Cu n.trinu Ca,
~ 20 Zeal. Nfilar 81,
5a -lolt "a Jd Hanelong ,u cull az 5.
shoulders. dull a. serf-Inus Mes, none mai
at lO-. Prime dess Afner Al -
al 3s6d Iurpentue--r-ss dul Al 80 h.sn
Common. a -t-all a. - lhctseAicr
Chuic- dun 63. LaTri O, steady 90 90. flouI.
Extra duh al Aneai--DIlns, 40 d, none n
7d -ouLirfn ~ inter STEADY 40 81.
iN-sl, steady lO COttuusetd Oily eloW Anc
lnaIhtL oulluu. AZ London.
a. Iurpentne- .t London. steady al -j 3d
l.lfLafsIoi- iacUu
Hc M4nulc 30 I'd fDr -hot clear Afde-. Lard.
Beet -. tr.mr Hr,s lalU~ 50 cNL
luNboN. Nut. EJ-iu' Mlnung Lane mzrArta .ro cNsiel
rxteuslvo partly spct We al aFanc
AK prcee iAe .cuNrrl raclg articles from tAe
stnA- gul al. .Dsaoa - ,sa eois,a la
q .nuui % vance p- 10 .a lsi
cNt, for al-tani s.iiurui' u t4 q. -
ID France trh b'tiel -'i
usf oi lat TIE eohiinontA n-IA'', a.
tcffr- market, which last ""rA sN"N'S a. ~
purchases ll isi', Ia
further uIeucct D. h~ very hgh prices ul-
day Ordiuar Java r qIut afout a. 10 - -
tl O. t.e. -rufru Ter a.
uIrpn .nds Unusually extensive salcs
carE1-. ana quotations ais agAn
Ligief uuaTkrt- uafticlpa Tue general ii
prov ,ne rather active. SatpeIe Lac been uJ
b. higher 49,.
.l>DsA OeI .,-23O p. m.-Sugar 2G6l az ewI ior
Ceufrifuga. luba
anOat Con mon Eosii Sd 40 od Refined fe'fV
sil Ifr lllluM 81 pei 'Ns
Axr,y.sr oct 2J.-PeirDieua. 40 Tor nne p1ie
American % erutiines ivu
ls.sMl.x. OcL 25-PetT0cun. ! marks 20 pfennigA
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27

SATURDAY, oct. 25--P- n.
II there were reason 10 doubt that the bank
abatement to-day reurc-euted the nGions 81 th' past
1ahe than those there would be occasion
Tor soIDe uDes-iness- A week ago wrote that
The actual anOuAt Of reserve. held by the
DAnKs al the end Of that week less
Ah Tue sums reported for the averages of the week
But now there reason 10 orlieve tnai the reverse
'Ne o~se ana that the actual " oash-spocie
and ica-teDders-heid st close OF business last
niZ"t "as nearer s59 100000 than s57 s34 300 the
cum reported by tins weeks statement These eacula
uons are made without TAXING account any lock-
ingup OF funds This statement, we'll the
previous statements, has failed - prove such
manipulation Althansh the deficit n So 700 from
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27

strong ard hirer 70 cirago srr1n~ 81 o8i efi ct2
10 40 ~ ''@sl - cash Il iS7igtl D, Noventer
~ y = lDreul1i % 81 % 3rc' ci tU, corn
hnFit r ht rfrfr' owe frf irf , - af'c Tor ca.h
- - -. cls - 30 o. n.i. 80 - Aosenl1er " &C.
't,,.tel Hit- ',.s ~ llth''nt -'-l ~ a.
eHeept for ca-h and rieauar 20 ~. bid lnd 81 e 81
@ &-n & -, /. ~, - - ... . r,s 49,, 49,,
o.. & -..-A', '".t' a. = - ~ D. , : ,,,, ,, o. .,
,. ~, 49, a, e. 49,. III i ~, e , ~ ~ " st
iri c ,9l - am -, , o. p,rl .rarce an nr'I
n IN -fr,-. ana i-rr. iyrren ,faFe g 30 n -
,'a-io ~ fhe m rhf rnIk ssa scare ami firm ason
.1.i frf firm r g-f r. a ar Hib -iac. Clear Ies
.c 5r-on iiels. in GO, iriand 7,orides wanted =.
wiz rai,-d1 ~ II - Rufifr steady and arm Sugar
-ler l1 h.r- q aios "s, sss an ,esg ina, .so
81. Tafri,sr' 30 - o.. r c,ipis 257 head. slip
n5-r II - ~ ,s rrour ..ser g c,ined o,c sales $50
nj al 81, i Viife N csl,.n i gl. cash ard n, niar
Sotrr,i'.- ~ s. T,,br = = rs,rssr, II s9 SI 40.
Amber Mich gan 20, Rel Mi,hisan ~ 81, very
slc. No Mir.a '5le. No do s~c 0ats scArce and
sl'n5 :" W me- -, NO & ic- Sc, 80 - q, & ~. -
rr,me - 10 C1osre ~ pece,,f.Flonr .Ul bbl..
-ssr,, . - ~ inr 1p H.; '., uyy, aon lnb oar.
9g rs our, .yy DIS ""'~1 o'OoV OuSn'' '"41
%Auhhh oct 2a-fbo1r quiet ana unchaneei Hh,at hss
slots iIri - s, i -, =. !, - - MI. ,,E.
- - ' "'l - - 80 NOF'i,D'r ~ = 90 g1 1n
sc Corn .iaady with fair denana A. g5sc for 40
7co Tor 40 l. Barley .s,aiy No sprine 75S75,c casb
roysion. aneI 3ui arr Mess PORK gpist Al -" 20 an
isnnarv Freights-W1,eai to pufaio -
~ ,', IL h ITO , q" ,r
ana Benu.viara F4r. 80 Minnesota fxfra Family Good
3 - fo. thoice aud Fancy, 81 nnsyFania 10 ctoe
% choir = lOss7 - IN lanas9 & aisc = So o1,o
ao 1'as' r. o. -n'i "n'~t & "a @ re =, 55 ,or
'''' - "a. .ic.,~f -
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27

BOSTON oct 21-Wool-rhe market = quite active f1r
DOms-lc Wool. -l-0 alive iuq iirF.
have gam per r. fIe being mtTArG
iu ef gan ami kenfu Ky. Nir-nur ans nfrtr Me-
There appears fu h' falling Oh demand if
holders Linz l-Ts 80 the culrent rnes IIe -otS
ui Mrliu i. reduced.
-Hsribc attention. tuiru " Nu. sustain ilf
ans anc, previously noticed a. demand ~a"s com
se Ohio Prnn-vlvana and virginia reces y, AN AAN
aud No Al 4uGffci Michigan n aii w. "a 5'Stlt.-
30 I a Medium ard Nu. Maine.
az - s5c eavy Fisece~ Sc. ,onbng and D-aine
t - ,. Kent CumDI ya 5t IA De-, -"uI az -
q af rnw1-iIesi Ium-Tclautaae
Fe-c-- 2lH33c IuD ahei at 40. Texas Fan $40.
Territory - secured 30 super aud Pulled
.0 lne .a NJ fall cal f'rus ior fhe week reathed
% Zsc.. 6t.ul -pruT al --sd3l iat.;
l.s quite a English louuiug and
Clothing COLI fhe comprising fij. H. 10
.u4- -. stlss of Domestic for the week
.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27

Tarre sum, of money have been made IN Wall
street bv pelsons snrowd enough ~ inyrs: al the
right time. The old house Of Alex Frotnngham ~
90. brokers. u Waist, Newly Tk. Il entitled
=, ,h-,lute confidence. Their customers are ffe-
ouently rewarded by large returns send tor tleir
tTYanr{al Hcp0rt
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
pint cInTH MARKET

FAr RIVER. Mass. Oct. 25rhe market has been active
In demand wan ~ 20 % perr- of % -duafes to
.nuart af 4c strong ~ This price
for a. suuarr- 35sc cash Tor xjo TO us e Du iurs
nj ff. ,ee. comprises proiucf uf Is 600 pieces
o 81 200 pieces aud stock hand. 2sJ.OJO pie.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27


TIE business in STATE bonds covered sales 81 North
Carolina o olt. al <6 Tennessee g., old. IS. aud new
5.
Cp bank stocks are strong. TODAY there were sales
OF only - shares uf Merchau - l.-.
Wei -fisfrinuted business done railroad nonds
hut without any @p-cia features. f0r fhe speculative
kinds ne market somew hat sr With frequent
hlrfuatinns within the small fracil.ns of Der cent.
Ere second c0usOs sold between -5l4 and 80. Oeifg
at - u and funded 3 sold at s2l4 large bu-iuc---
S2J".uoO-was done IN Erir gold cuusol- at 1lS'sg z
ll3A. Missouri Kansas and Texas cunsols were
Ia yer cent higher Ssla. the seconds
ing from 427s t. AK - Denver and Rio Grande
nrsts and Kansas Ia,.ics Denver Division. each
were i lower. af - and los respectively,
and T~xas Pneifc land grant seconds yielded
there SAILS of $40 90 Buftio NeSIors and Ere
nrsts az from ll9 down to l103. Ncw-YOrk Elevated
nfsts ro-c from III p 10 -.
TIE SubTrrasury to-day gained $50 s3s balance,
MADE up scurrency gain ~ S237 2S3. corn l0ss
OF S2Df 40. The incoming steamers since Friday de-
wAlch god TIE money market tO-ilv was
little easier. aud the bulk business
done M per cent. although there were exceptional
transactions at per cent ana commissions hiyn as
i cent Toward TIE close feN loans made
low as . per cent, but the rates again returned
10 per cent. Among the domestic exchanges
the rate on New-lurk az ST. Louis has
declined to II 80 discount. Tue customs
cents reported at Washington to-day r5al .399,
ana the internal receipts S}o22 2i9 TIE
Treasury holds 1901 81 400 In United -atrs bonds
io bank circulation. United STATES bonds de-
Sl.7Ig.jOO; United States bonds held COR circulation
Withdrawn during the week ending TODAY. Sj-5.OOO
National bank circulation outstanding: Currency notes.
~iij 026J7J gold nOtcs 81 li47l2D. The receipts OF
Nuona hauG notes for REDEEM ptun Tor the week ending
to-day, COMPARED with Tie CORRESPONDING period ast
f4lr tN.r f|'.
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY. OCTOBER 81, 1879

sales at the Boards amounted only 10 sos 600 dis-riA
ucd a. follows: slO.OuO coupon O. of 1881 Il l05s.
600 O1O registered e. o. 1-sO at 1OiN $1,000 lc-'i-
tcen D af lo2f AID $500 registered 90 To- Is IN
neXcd are TIE closing gu0tItions:
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
flRGlclIi.
ccsTRDLi En- or IcF. AiIEGuEyY rOrVTrf
llrr-hrRG, September 8. lsls

IT
fTrr-HrWs. September 5. ls-s
NOIICE.-JO HOLDERS OF BONDS OF
- TIE COUNT or tLi F'fHENT srATs o. PENN-
> riNAN "a The nznHf nf colmissiou ~ the 60 my
~ All Rer STATE of Peuu-r by "
ys- ed la ther by Act ~ Assembly approved DAY n
Aprt, a. d. l-ts, iONlt
- con - ma Co. cnnn issionrrs N the sinking Punt,
IN fas" 10 toia- should oferd 0ofaIDed
ar -hs pay On fe outstanding bonds 10
~ numDes, beginning the number q:
anc 10 tnr event ~ bonds
alter az weeks siver sng ~
pAd tAen te comm shal deposit
oi m '-nk IN he Goa ~ ~ Allegheny. and The boni
honos afFcr i-ed 'ur shall thereon
ana tue holders - sueh oud only IA
aFpo~f Tor payment 90 Die. her their Dlnd
FrTrng "a b. made in two
OF ~ tshuI = ple i thlldHrAi YORK Cr"
DO Aereby uuuy thf no der nl Al eglenV County i1fS
iha bonds numbered and ltted ~ follows foeIts
& = 10. ~ ~. t. To- L. H. ~. %. D. 2S
-. ~, 81 81. - al fac January l-ii mlturi1g
inua 81 i-- eii o. paid upon presentation demand
at DE oice ~ The 60 Controller, PsOIrg Penn l1a "A
the 1T day ~ nbeT 1873 Vhicn dale al interest sn
cease said honda
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
noNEsrIc MARKETs.

BUFFALO 2sFleuI ern and sneesnTed , sales ,h e9o
az ~ D. 200 bush 10 80 OOO bush do Al 81 81
nGO bnsh DO 10 aInve. ~ 80 2luu buSa No pGIut
Irars Al az quiet No western qloiADis Al Soc
-. .t..dv ast Ale Tor No Mcstern harley IN
80 s.es o. 900 Oush Cansia 81 7Sc other grades
si-.ny Rye inactive No westoFn bsld al she sil Fssa
I.s-d si5sslB per Corn Meal quotod SoAEsc sLe
N 10; Fne 81 lOasl 20 New FrocssA - % PEI ~
glt- lac. Corn. DC bArloy AOo- 70
S-~Sors no ats hye shpp-d ks1l tfsSh,s quoted
80, iui,c. Corn lOc-, Oat- 5-se. 10 Nou-1ofk
.atc.ao oct 2a-FiouT steady and unchanged Wbost
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rirer, YesseLs and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT
AgHFS-Qnie,. unchsngef

Mid ,srsae- dull but nrm. Rio Grades Ao
,ntet /. ,tocks small prlccs strong OiihHD ." i'''
80. 1saISc. Ialr dO i7c-i no sslc- -. a., e-d
eGJrrON N-spots nrn. UNCHANGED fainei 'ne'' "Oo 49,
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27

the arbitrary rule Of - per ot deposits for
now reported undoubtedly Is the remnant Of greater
one that existed week ago. u of interest TO anayze
the conditions OF each III fifty eight banks reporting.
because ~ throws light upon the disputed question
whether the money market has subject TO artificial
influences
Ont ~ the fftyright banks in 'he Clearing House.
thirry-nne rep0rj below % per cent. a1d
tweniy--cvcu rcnort reserves anov- - PER cent.
OF che nUnil-cr below the rude. thirteen nod 2i
Fourth National and Chase. SIX hole % per cent
NOR, am ns ihese are Tie F-rst tionai,
Pa /. Republic am Chy. Three hold - or
2o3io. and seven hold less ,lan 20 rer cont.
Grocer. 1920 P'opie's 1910 Nortl America 1870.
Corn Exr.ansr ITO. and Nassau l42I0 OF IN" num-
her wufcn hnid more han % per cent ine banks hold
less than 26 cent, among which are the American.
sno ana Leather. Continental and IuDoriers' and
the Commerce. Metropolitan. -. Nicholas and
third Natioual tnree-Nn National. East River and
IA knr hst"ra-,an and Lst6er
hold than p and less than 30 ner
cent aud the following hoG 80 per or more state
and tu ron a'"lc THs statement shows that tue
serves of tweut two ont oi Vie Iy-egat banks were
wihn per cen, of p p.- cent-fhrreer below ana ue
annVe; thlry-iour wi hin per ccnt-un-ireu below
an nitecn above forty wlthn per cent--wenty-tw0
IN per cent wenty-foHr blow and tweniy.thlec
a"oN'. IhH s uucn nearer an equality IA the matter
az Reserves than r. usually shown. Ofthc banks
TINT are below 20 Pc cent. only one could used ro
draw money from Ter th VurpO-e 0f an extended lock-
up WHi, i"i@ or four Of them might Pc used m such
a. event as dtpositar.es Tor thr 'unts wltndra
Their low cOnd nun. however, shows that they
h'. u7eu ior thA' pnr~-t Ahe did renee between he
change, in assets rcpOrrd-uans Increased IL 92cOD
less specie and ega-tcndtrs decreased 81 64- Coo
nnu tie changes IN ilhiiitisS- 'rpps.fs creased
81 1880 less circulation incre. ssd S161 gOO-cens
- iuIcai~ outgo II about - 2j6,2OU country
bank notes, bur In This instance uc think
thar the oscrepa is due - tine unequal work
ius of ihe RACES for tg- different
NJ, nt- OF currency.
/ e. weeks movement results IN loss Of ~l.362.67j
e. he sul Plus rye leaving deficit Of $50 a. gn
Surp III - - Os4 $40 ~ tie same date ul lS9s. Com
pared Will iha a thr corr spuuClng date rf l-4-.
tht present statement show: Loans iucrcl-cl
r2f-i 600: nec- increased - SOD 100. leeafnudel-
decreased - U.-oO depos- Increased s2uJ7l 300;
cIcu auou Increased. ~25jeOUO; and surplus
serve decreased. S7.l3l 80. The tofa reserve
te57s3i 500 Row s 24s9 percent Of tie total deposits.
against .5.5J t-t We, and S33 FOR Or oDrr 26,
l-7- The following are the comparative totals Of The
Last TWO statements;
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27

=
Garsusais.. .... si.-7a975 -ss-.7oo Dec. slsoa,e75
uelct.
The -tr. market to-day fully recovered fr0m the
urf~-luf Yesterday. tno a fears 90 % De-
cline tlc miuu- or the
arur- Tic coal stocks were te principal feature oi
iHr L-F. aud tlcl r.tr- moved up from D
cent VIII much greater LEY were lifted pr
wlcu gl IL it - per cent nEurr- tnau
4uf about tIr ftnil tur Ila-elpLla dispatches were
T.clN .I i4d IiruIfsd m the market-rhe mar
II. Not fhr coal mHfkti-buuouurug un advance iu t1e
price ut cnrl 90 uke effect November l. Delaware.
J. .rItN .fII IIt VI advance Iu 80. I.-f T.
l.r Nt.tr 'uJl slaryh were uull rrs tErIfrd with
smaller r.rc.l ltagc of advance Atrr thu
Sudden irOu of about u. Ifr crlt
fII DrlHHa.-, Llca4w anna ana western. urUuur-
ioutir one ffr tlc othri- followed ny advance 90
lt rf tle uer. u-ure,. NLle Ir cua sfsctr hc
chief cDre- oi the dav's attractions. fI' uIr si o
stocks was mllc or less DuufauI. DO.dn4y lie -uut.
western lti say stare-. well thu,r
tat granger c0ulpan lie again
.f Vc tau advanced To AS, closing 20 Ala against
4..- FlInaf ut-hi, Lake -D'ie lrrt vrrel J~--.
81 gan i-i -I .o tL. euoll. tu'5 iAult4 -.ufN-
e advanced s. per cent 10 7Jl4 ard C., Gee {. anu b.
r.r C.It fo oi. -uue of The stocks quite
c.u.llul yicidcI IL Clc-. ptake aud OH =
ald second preferred 1. Boston at Line
/. aul Mobile AMI ONO = pcr crHL
Chicago. i-ton auo Quincy Wa- offered per cent
luF-l, HI-r Illinois Cent a advanced - cr cent f0
N-4 TIE ull-cr au.ou- -ruCn- urTtllY we're nu y
IUi. emo ug lOols, aud Pc hc Mall advanced floL.
oo. fo JJ
lae market at the close excited and apparently
tic easeruess u bay "as never eScellei.
eAN6F Or rrI -IocK MAGNET.
AsreTorred ~ tae cola stock Tstsgr1na c'mDaay
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27

The following is the Clearing House statement to-day:
Exchanges. Il 4JO057oO balances s5OJl,7JO For me
urei Exchauges. T76l 27772- balances, r2s 333 0-7
TIE business ~ fie -uulrra-ury TODAY vrrrl: kr-
c-ipfs II l.2Od.-53 payments, Nl,l74,Ol4 currency
balance. -lj.1sS l95 coin balance. rl3l co. 400.
The foreign exchanges are steady anu dul' at un-
changed quo atoms, winch the OF 81 81
a IS FOR ong ana -hort sterling respectively.
l. London the markets az the sock Excnange are
reported Quief aud steady Tor Brtsn con-ois
q; o, ana United states - at lO5i9 ami 4lo
per 90 1O9a-. the Der cents being =
lower lu1hs American railway secu les Oi
resrOuurl 20 fhe home figures OF Friday. auh
Er.n i- quoted f2ls. against a. preferred sfor.
ni 6-. against 6gi4. second cOn-oHs ssi40
s~l2 against -9l ald funded IS at s4ia sJ4
D.. uuI- Central ctc med 'roin lOl to Ss1dlOO anu
Reading from liz 'O 293+ d3U. New-Jrr-ey Central
steady az 7e429-u, c'u-ols selling az lo7. and
/ tu>vlyania Ips, Iu 1874. Lnr silver advanced fo
ga g. pr ounce The Bank ef England lost Elu.OuU
lll nu balance. making for three days 81
s}f5 900. In Pnr's. French per cents advanced O.
T. 30 aud fcll tU SID
ilc nLr OF the -. l. us aud san Francisco
Railroad are reported as follows:
Is-4 1870
THIRD week OF October 100 efg Inr. $4,000
January % oct. 2l.-. g.-l69 IIG..'eO inc. 2-O63l
he EAgiHecring asd Anug J,i-nH reports tAr Yro-
duruol 90 ant.rlc.tc cua lDr t-e wees ended O-to-
Der Il and sine, January a- iOlow-;
Week. Year
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27

RIO AyyrRo Oct market maiei p1cee very
arm, mo siosc fIrsts 10 kilos TX
change LOuuOn. II ". . ,--... -.
-1sTos oct. 4.-Cdree-Market very animated prices
AdvantLg superior s-ntoa uaOo g'VOV reis per Az
New-York tribune., 1879-10-27

HAv,xA Oot. 25-sugar-!rce slvaneins sos 10 10 ].
p LIS rral., gold per AIObe, N0s . ~ - u. =. -
q o y rea4s SUGAR, Nos 70 10 "a re.s Cen
rfIflg sugar, No- !! 10 In and hhds, "a "a =
-''. -r.n'.n gca .AcAangr l.t the jlltea
states so lays gold - - renium snort s,ghi de - az