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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-12

tIonal bank association shall be OF lees
denomination than five dollars. After specie
payments are resumed no association shall be
furnished With notes OF less denomination
This provision was established by the act Of
June, 1874 IL follows that after the national
bank notes now In circulation under the de-
nomination OF five dollars are worn out or sur
rendered, the laws will keep out OF circulation
all denominations Of bank notes below that
limit. Prior to resumption the denomina-
lions were one dollar and upwards.
!, by section 3571 OF the Revised Statutes, the
Secretary OF the Treasury - inirustsd with
the duty OF regulating the denominations OF
Rreenoacks at afd above the denomination OF
one dollar. In view Of the new status Of ma
tional bnnk notes. Of tho low denominations,
since the inauguration Of specie payments, II
may be seen that the Secretary oil the Treas
ing whether there shall BIO any currency Of a
denomination less than five dollars, except
coin. Lust November the outstanding Issue
of ones and twos to national banks amounted
to so. sGC, 365, and Of ones and twos there were
In greenback notes s40,7of .45i. The former
arc extiDRushed by law, aud the latter may
or may not be- extlnguished by the Secretary
or the Treasury. IL all such notes be- retired
there would DO an additional $45,567,8is OF
change money TO be supplied by speclein add
nation Of one dollar. This s47567, SIG would
naturally be replaced with silver dollars. The
gold dollars are too small To circulate
The power to decide In this matter should
not DO held by the Secretary Of the Treasury,
but IT would seem to be eminentIy proper 10
forbid tho further Issue Of one md two dollar
greenbncks, and to require tho SAC, 100000 Of
such issues extant to DO merged into higher
There are silver and gold
dollars to take their place.
The Issue OF five-dolar notes, bank and
treasury, amounts TO $i45,00O.0O Other
specie-paying nations occupy this entire
ground with coin. The policy seems to be
Wise, one result being to create an enlarged
use OF coin In domestic exchange. and thus
bring the requirements Of the whole popula-
ton In their small dealings TO the aid OF the
larger economies Of commerce., In keeping
specie employed MS money Small notes are
worn out very quickly. while large ones live
TO very respectable old age. This indicates
tho far greater frequency with which tho
small notes pass from hand to hand and the
Of the dealings which they rep
resent.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-12

PORT FADs, Jan. II. 3D.. m.-Wind southeast.
fresh. Weather thick and hHzy.
Arrived: British steamship CordUya Mt a.
m. Lang master from West India uorip 10 Ocean
a Go. Received orders from city az sailed for
Galveston ut 1880 q. III.
Norwegian bark Anna, Gunnifsen master. SO
days from Bristol In ballast TO master.
italian bark Louisiana, 9audalfo master. &C
days from Genoa, to A. Lanats.
Austrian bark iona. Ivancichlmaster 50 days
fr m Hamburg, In ballast to master
British bark Albert Victoria, Davidson mas
ter. So days from Aberdeen. In ballast to mas
ter.
Spanish bark Aretnsa. - master. from Ha-
vana. TO Pnig. Corral Il Go.
Amerlcaa ship John Watt. sweetzer master.
80 days from Bio do Jaueiro. In ballast. to Nor
ton h Bell.
Sailed: Steamships Lucy p. Miller for Ha-
yana. Emblebope. for Liverpool Hudson for
New York: ships Scotia for Havre, Andrew
Jackson for Liverpool, Humboldt for New York
R mna, Kinney hr1n tor Liysrpoo Casharina for
or Thos. J. Lancaster for Pensacola,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-12
FL.iANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
MON ETARY.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
Saturday Evening, january II. 1879.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARIG6-HoUsE,

! Clearing. EHnnree
January III ..,...... 81, $50 $50 ~ gl4g 0gt %
We quote exceptional paper 7@s v cent: Al
| do odp1o; second grade do e.: loans on col.
laterals Cos: Al mortgage paper sk@Io: sec.
| ond grade do % v cent per annnm.
Mexican dollars are now quoted ut s2@84
and trade dollars at oo0ooc. Halves and quar-
ters tAmericnuI are quoted NJ op16Gopar.
Foreign Exchange was In fair request and
firm. Bank sterling rules ut -04ss. aud bills
OF lading and clear bills ut 4790ise.
French bills are steady. but the demand
IL only moderate. We quote bank francs
commercial s.2ey.@s2eA.
Bank sight bills opened easy and closed the
same at V v cent discount; commercial is quo
ted Y y cent discount.
State Consols easy ut 62A@G2ss
Premium Bonds closed weak at 3i4@31k.
Stocks were In light request. and for the list
no changes were reported.
Mr.. !. N. Maynard. superintendent OF the
Clearing House. has obligingly furnished us
with the following report Of the average daily
condition. after the morning exchanges. OF the
Associated Banks for the week ending Friday
morning. January 10. 1870. after the exchanges.
nEsoUnUEa
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REGULAR PACKETS FOR T1,Esnay
Exchange Clippings, january q.

st. Louis Republican:
Yesterday was a clear day and somewhat
colder than the preceding day. The snowfall
which commenced TUESDAY afternoon proved
TO b. the heaviest that has visited st. Louis for
several years. and Yesterday morning the
streets were covered with snow over six inches
in depth.
Capt. Thos. L. Davidson ia just from his big
steamer Centennial and says she is ali right
She lies under the cut bar afioat and In front of
tory are 10 safe harbor at Platin Rock. on the
opposite shore. and doing very WELL The Mis-
boats My Choice and Grand Lake No. q. are Just
above atFoster's, perfectly sa q
Memphis Avalanche, January 10:
The weather yesterday wac bright and clear.
and the sun shone out brightly, but had little
effect on the snow and les.
The heayy ice crowded several produce boats
against the bank and the rapid declining o1 the
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-12
Cincinnati Price Current. Of the ninth

Oincinnati Price Current, OF the ninth
contains its usual January prellm-
report OF pork packing in the West
|Bport shows the total packing at this
= the six large cities OF Cincinnati,
b. st. Louis, Milwaukee, indianapolis
Puisville to be a,545, 900. or l ,o55. 900 more
! the same date last year. The total at
srior points Is approximately 1,43o-
1000 more than the same time last
baking q total increase of 14s.0oo.-
al points. The returns indicate a
FALLING OF In packing during the
ldr Of the season compared with last
be estimates for interior points being
Eimately 100000 head for the season.
poo more than last winter. The esti-
Tor the six large cities reach total OF
%, making an aggregate of 1905, 900 at
nts. which figures, it is suggested, may
Pdifed. Last winters packing was
20 head. The above indicates an in
In average weights compared with
Inter. The prospective supply Of hogs
p spring and summer appears to be
less than year ago.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-12

"a eo@a 10. for common TO choice. Cattle -Esti-
mated receipts $500: market aulat.
III. LOUIS. Jan Open pg-- W heat--ex <0oe4 4
IN ya,n1qary. sttgg, February. ssH March. Corn
1:1s ., Nv heat-et January, OK Fsbruary.
% March. Corn 2ss4g29M January, aoIeogo,s
February. 3i4n3iM.
:. New York. Jan. II. 1915 .. M Coffee ouiet.
Refined sugar steady; fair demand.
CINCINNATI. Jan. 1t.-Hogs-astiye and n I'm
common ut " 40g2 TO- fair TO good 81 s0aa 10
choice % 1908 10 y GENITAL gross Mess pork
steady mt s8 az. Lard quiet Prime steam & e5
Green NOUS 1rm-Sht ulders 270D2.75, clear
ribs 10 $3.50. and hams sos co. Whisky IL 81 b,
aud demand fair. Wheat hteady--Whife ossps
red or amber $1,000 for prime to choice sam
pls.. Rye quiet: No. q 50. prime snmpia OF,
track 30. Oals dull-White al. mixed 24e12b for
mime Barley quiet: choice fall 81 10. prime
VI 62@i o. good ~. Corn steady and fair de-
mand: mixed ear at 81. sheled at s2Js. and 30
for No.2.
Foreign.
LIVERPOOL. Jan. II. 1880 n. m.--Cotton-A fnir
BUSINESS az urevt us prices. Middlfn9 Up
lands b-i6d. MiddlinR Orleans o g.i6d sales
1000 bales. OF which 1000 are for export and
sps ,ulation.
Wheat Western spring o. 1od@ss sd. Western
winter No. "a. No. Q 81 ca. Flour Western
canal 1BsM22s. Corn-New mixed 22a 3dm22s
81. Oats - 81. Pork Prime mess Western 4Ds.
Lard-Prlms Western 3ts Sd. Bacon-Long clear
aga 81. do short clear 2t.. Tallow-Amerlcan
gGs Cd
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4
FLOUR-There In q stronger feeling In thu
market under the influence OF an Improvement
ia the demand. sales-ho 80. so. % and rs Dbl.
at - 49, 25. as and Is at % so: 30 ut as so 80 al
81 so rs ut f5 12H; 1900 at 90 25 90 at s5 62 1ot
at IS rs. and 80 ut u 81.
extras Is as treblss low e. eb s shG s
i2k double extras 81 25 So single extras 81 ii
"a: snpernpe 20 2seos co.: common % 1903
~! Dsaler e. IN their trade obtain an advance Of
| CORN MEALS Arm and quiet. We quote
good to choice Western at % 10D2 10 y bbI OK
landing, dealers jobbinR out OF store ut 81 500
EyE gIouR-stesdy; IS soes rs.
hOMlNf-sa Wholesale; % rs jobblng v bbi.
PORK-Is scarce and held for higher prices.
Sales 70 bbls new mess at %. and 30 old mess at
I'D and Is as or new y Dssers r ob
DRY SALT MEATs@Thss ' stock is light. in.
and axe for hacked shoulders. Sides are s hnae
Clear ribs 4@4hc. Dealers obtain an advance
OF az n On thsse prices. ;.
strong. We quot. Shoulders &c. clear rib sides
nc .a and clear ades asetSe Dealers obtain
LhRpDemand s fa Hr' and 81 mspksf e firm We
quote refined In Derces, 65k@Gj&c, and packers
prime steam. inferior TO choice. 5s4@6Ac. Deal
HAM3-Dnll aud easy We quote sugar.
cured 7h@sc. uncanvased 7@7hc. Dealers
obtain the usual advance on these figures OF k@
BR EAKFAST BACON-The supply Is ample,
the demand only moderate andthe market dull
and easy for choice goods at cooke: dealers
arg ioa i Pso SDt E are
y half Dbl for pig pork; 81 1907 y Dbl Or prime
" 5o@7 rs for prime mess: 81 6o07 rs for
rump pork; pigs feet 81 IS for kegs. 81 rs
for firkins and o. rs for bbls; pig tongues 3@34o
spare ribs 5000 Is for 800 ID terces and 81 for
bbls; side riSs 80 2Sae 50 for 300 10 tierces and
CORN-Is ia fair supply and demand, and
prices firm. White soc. yellow soc. mixed l9c v
: oATs,,stock fair and prices steady at sa@ssc
BEAN-stock light and market firm at ESQ
81 HA , II fair supply and prices are steady
WHISKY.Market quiet and easy. We quote
choice Cincinnati u 1901 TO- fairto good West
err q o7gl os. Louisiana u o50i OF.
>, ILL., u y large and market steady
:, 0,NyIoNs-Light supply and demand at s2@s
CABBAGEs-Firm at % rs p box.
APPLES-The supply il large and prices rule
quiet and firm at s2@3 rs v Dbl.
BUTTER-Is steadier on creameries and
low Grade ssH Western dairy; New York cream
New York dairy good 10000. Western fine 1870
TIC: western dairy Ito v ID.
w CHiEEsE-steady: New York cream loK@l1c.
Western cream 0@loc ID. Western reserve fa:-
srARCH..In fair demand at s@sxc in lots.
POULTRY-Old chickens a 80; young S2@
2 90: ducks -; geese Is: turkeys s12915 y
EGGs-Western 25@Nc: Louisiana s1@s5c p
RTOE-steady. Prime e@skc. good SIC. fair
and No. 23@931sc y h.
FIsH,,From Messrs. @. f. Lawrence l. Go
we get the following quotations;
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ear has new State capitol. the total
Which has been 81 .315 900, being Sl45. 900
ss Of the amount originally appropri-
| The work, 30 far as known. has been
|fum jobbery, and tho building contains
bird moro room than tho Illinois capitol,
\ has already cost upward Of $4,000
: bot yet completed.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-12

ING HOMES IN THE SOUTH.--There is,
are not sorry to see 1t, an increasing
20 the Southern States In search of
pent homes. Some 20 for the winter
ooking for health, but many others are
ied by cheap lands or more salubrious
and the hope of some day achieving
lge grove and independence at the same
The Tribune states that two hundred
have left New York and Brooklyn
nter, most Of them for Florida, while
migration from all parts Of the North
continues large. There are cheap
od lands at the South, abundance Of
snd It Is easy for stout worker to OBJ
living there from the soil. Labor Is
snd plentiful. The one great draw
me malariai character of the country
sne wet and hot seasons OF the year,
e00y imprudence In diet and the open
aeWiands to cultivation. Those who
cannot afford to leave during the
may as well prepare themselves for
naance OF quinine and tussle with
a,yers; When thoroughly acclimated,
N and subdued and comfortable dwell
nere Is no reason why some OF their
9,,earthly felicity should not be re-
FtNeWark Advertiser.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-12

Snessage 81 Gov. Porter to tho LcgIsla-
Tennessee IL powerful plea for an
1psnt Of the State debt upon the basis
yvents on the dollar, both OF principal
kmpafd interest proposed by the bond
The debt thus scaled down would
10 1919, 900.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-12
q six counties In Wisconsin are an

q six counties In Wisconsin are an
Producing large amount Of excellent
These are Kenosha, Jefferson, Wal
Fond du Lao and Sheboygan, the lat
rs the banner county in the cheese
\ business. The shipments from this
Alone for the season just closed foot
sps boxes. or 5.s27, 476 pounds. These
show an increase over 1877 OF 1,627, 40
B. About 100000 pounds were shipped
prpool, nearly 100000 to Chicago, and
)nainder to New York, Milwaukee and
|nth. One man shipped 1000, 600 pounds,
q 100000, and another over 100000.
Rsan county contains over sixty cheese
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-12
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
By Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Com pany
Domestic.

CHICAGO, Jan. II. $3.50 a. m-Wheat-Opeps at
s4I bid February. Pork-$7 so January, 81 90
February. sos OK March. Corn-s4x asked
MAJ; no sales. Dry. salt meats-2s0 IS. 42G.
Lard.5. .5e February. 5.s7K March, $3.50
Union. Stock Yards, $40 a. m.-7os cars stock
reported: EssInatsd receipts OF hogs to-day,
30 co., offc1al receipts yesterday 50 79S; for past
past week, q. ~ ltsat grades s. yea %. heaYy
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s1Ant Chief Shay, Of the New York
Eut1rtmont, reports that 1859 fires oc-
fdurlng 1873, caustlng loss or $453. $50
LllIngs and si.43o,Gi6 to contents, on
= ths assurances were over $1,000, 900.
1veragc loss mt each fire was $i,i3o 30,
Srf u, 2s3 20 IN 1877.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-12

! stock OF -four In New York on Jan 1,
|xus reported at $4,000 bbls. against 100,-
w one year ago. The receipts during
II 1878 were 4,G75, 243 bbis, and tho city
hcture 1891. 725 bbls, making q total
w that point Of 6,396,9Gs bbls-includ-
stock on hand one year ago. The ex-
rom New York during the year were
y his.
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~ ago bank In Albany. N. Y, failed,
nIual assets being valued at $775, 429
Scelver has just made q statement.
4 shat securities have been disposed OF
naOs5, less than hnlf their nominal
9 striking instance Of the depreciation
Sorty OF all kinds.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-12

lst Of cargo Of tho steamships Van
5nred yesterday for Liverpool, and
<6Iold, for Bordeaux. we notice the
100 bushels Of wheat, In tho first
1ossel. and $4,000 bushels Of wheat In
"A lnet named ship,
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RIVER NEWS.
0FpfCE NEW OHLEANa DEMOCRAT. 1
Sunday. January "a. 1873.
sssfv ~ ID

ISABEL Kittle Nye. Emma Irvine. J. w. Can
non. Eva Belle.
Departures.
ISABEL, Kittie Nye. Emma Irvine, Eva, Belle
Henry Tete. j.. W.. Cannon. Natehez. Belle oil
shreveport. Ashland. J. D. Sculy, Bertha. John
Howard. Tensas. Jewel. Danube
To Arrive.
Alvin. Kittie Nye. Emma Irvine. Isabel. lower
coast: j, W. Cannon. y. J. Gay. Bayou Sara
Eva, Belle. whisper. upper coast: Trenton.
g. x. Peck. Henry Tste. Laioprchoi Tancbon.
D. Stein. Alex. Kendall, Corona. ]. II. Hapna.
John Wilson, Onachlta 5t. John, Baton Rouge
u. %. Lee, Vlsksbnrg; Bastrop. Bayou Bartho-
lomew: Era No. 10. BGeuf river.
stage al the Rivers.
Daily telegraphIc report OF the stage Of watsr
at various points. with changes. In the "a hours
ending yesterday at q. m.
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tBy Telegraph

lby Telegrapn.J
NEW YoRx. Jan: l.--Money closed at 2@s y
ernments strong; currency 1 g. iaoH@i9cS. PA
ctflc Railroad bonds closed as follows: Union
flrsts 1861 @lo7: land grants losh@1O9H; sink
Ing funds 108@1O8A; Oentrals 107S @lO7A.
Clearing House ACKNOWLEDGMENT $780,
670, 637: balances, a, $3.50. 086.
Weekly Clearing House statement - Elk
changes. 4424. 413 Gas balances, $25, 2Ss 440.
State bonds District OF Columbia 1855 rose to
81. and Louisiana consols fell of to 61Z bid 62x
asked.
NEW YORK. Jan. 1.-THE bank statement is
favorable this week. The following are the
changes: Loans. decreased. s3.5ss.0OO: specie.
decrease. $2,023, 800; legal tenders, increased,
ton, decreased. s62.soo; reserve increased.
H.12l ZOO.
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1ylvanla has paid annually something
3I60,oo0 for tho past eight years for the
xuIon Of labor troubles, besides the
millions lost through the loss Of wages
stlngmen and Of profits TO capital
" enforced suspension Of operations.
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SALT-W6 are 1ndebtod to the we'll knOWn
salt house OF Messrs. Jackson d Manson for the
following atoms OF the, market: Demand
season. We note sale Of cargo. ali Coarse 'a at
SOC v sack afoat. and another on private terms.
We quote dealers rates from warehouses at 90
ter is scarce and likely to go higher. Turks
Island is quiet; quoted at so o90c p bag of two
bushels. Table salt In pockets 1x@7c each. as
In size
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WEATHER BULLETIN.

WAR DKpAnrMENT, I
Signal Service. United states Army.
Daily meteorological record for the eight hours
ending at 3:l3 .. M. Saturday. January II.
Observations taken at the same moment of
time nj all atatfona
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riding 10 the last statement Of MessrB.
) Go. the imports Of RIO coffee since
~ Of July, 1878, TO the fourth OF jan
i7s, were Gi,674 bags; arrived during
~ week, 1000 bags: total receipts so
y season, G5.G74 bags: sales for con-
No from direct importatious since
ISIS, 62,Ss6 bags; stock on the eleventh
1uAry. 27sS bags; dealers stock, 5000
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kercial and Financial Matters,

|qhos. II. Hunt has boon elected chair
I the Committee on Crop Statements
national Cotton Exchange, In place Of
n Lafltte, resigned.
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1tAND MOVEMENT or CoTToN.--We
ebted to Mr.. II. G. Hester, the
bcretary Of the National Cotton As
ioa, for the following statement Of the
md movement to December 81, 1878:
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0onsols opened yesterday nj 62,s and
~ at o21& dp6235ss, against 6214 O62H on
Premium Bonds closed weak ut 3l14
6ralnst 3t403lM. The sales ut the
Errchange were 900 Of State Consols
III am Of Premium Bonds,
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louisville Courier-J Journal of the 9Th
says:
g oiao OF the Revised Statutes OF the
o0tes reads: Not more than one
~ tAe notes furnished to any ina
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COMM ERCIAL

OFFICE OF NEW OIL Fans DEMOCRAT. I
Saturday Evening. January IL, 1879.
CoTTON-A fair demand prevailed through
out the day and the market ruled firm with
sales aaRregatlng 77oo bales.
Inc following is the official closing of the
Cotton Exchange:
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NEW ORLEANS STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
FIRST CALL-10 4 n.
No sales.
States e2K 063; Premiums 314@3iN.
INTERMEDIATE cALL-11 A. M.
Privilege on $4,000 Premium Bonds at y per
cent.
States 62H@63h: Premiums 31A@3lh.
SECOND CALL-12 N.
$40 600 State Consols 62%
81 OO0 Premium Bonds. Observation-Disclosures. 3l56
States 62x063: Premiums 3i7s@s1k.
INTERMEDIATE CALL p. M.
$25, 900 Premium Bonds. Observation-Disclosures. 31X
States 62H@62X: Premiums 317s@31h.
THIRD CALL-2P.M.
45, 900 Hfate COnSoS. ....-............... 62I
600 Premium Bonds. .....................3 iA
5000 Premium Bonds. .............. 3lH
states 62S@62X: Premiums 3ls@31h.
CLOSING CALL-3:3O p. M.
81 900 State Consnls. 62M
5000 Premium Bonds. ................... 3IK
States 62k@62H: Premiums 3l1s@3lh.
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+: indicates rising; r. indicates falling: 8.
indicates stationary.
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l; the undersigned, Recorder Of Mo
ana Tor the parish ff Orleans, State
iaa3a. 40 nereby certify that the yithiI
corded In my Office, in book 1s2. fol
~, 21J and 288.
New Orleans. Deeember Z. 1sT1.
@ianedl J. G. RI0HAR.
dea1 ~ jaS 14 0eo10 y
The New York herald., 1879-07-02
nelmsman. by Helmbold. dam Mariposa. years

Helmsman by Helmbold. dam Mariposa, years
MEssRs pwyEn BROTHERS STABLE
Bramble. b. c.. by Bonnie Scotland. dam Ivy Leaf.
years old.
old.
Kenny. ch H.. by Curles dam by Red Eye. years
old.
Derby, g. H., by Eugene. dam Kate Sovereign. aged.
Rhadamanthus. blk. h.. by bennington. dam Nem-
esis, aged.
Burgoo. b. s., by Hurrah. dam Emma Downing.
aged.
Dagaisian. b. 6. by Dlarneystone. dam Lucy
Fowler, years old
Clyde Hampton. b; G.. by Wade Hampton. dam
Mr.. d. j. cRousE's STABLE.
Jericho. ch. c.. by Revolver. dam skylight. years
Lazarus. b. c.. by Revolver dam skylight years
Canaan. ch f.. by Chilicothe. dam Skipper. 2years
Two-year-oid flly. by Revolver dam Nuisance.
MR. oDEN BowIE's STABLE.
Oriole. CHI. m by kingfsher dam My Maryland
s years old
Belle. oh. f.. by Dickens. dam Belle Meade. years
old
skylark b. c.. by Dickens. dam Nettie. 8 years
Louden. ch. g.. by vauxhall. dam salle Fackler,
years old.
Tennessee. ch. f., by Dickens. dam Belle Meade, 3
years old.
MIR. H. sCHwARTs srAgLE.F
Raven, blk. c., by Monday. dam Camilla Urso.
years old.
uarh IL " C's W 3'AoAuays uoHi ocAuio ", yo"iS
old.
Lottery. b. c.. by Monday. dam Virginia, years
old.
j.. q. NELSON'S STABLES.
viccroy. b. h.. by Gilroy. dam sister of Ruric,
years old.
Lady Middleton, b. e.. by Hurrah. dam Lady Ian
caster, years old.
Kingst ch. T.. by Kingfsher. dam Adosinda.
years old.
Lancewood. br. c.. by bennington, dam Rattan.
years old,
Gorilla. ch. c.. by Hurrah. dam Bonnie Kate
years old
Pirate. br. c.. by Kinsfsher. dam Felucca 3years
old.
Donaldbane b. c.. by Hurrah, dam Lady Lancaster.
years old.
CHARLES REEDS
Disturbance ch h.. by Chillicothe, dam Matte C,
years old.
Expected tomorrow.