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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-10

Which amounts, when compared respec.
lively with the amounts as fixed by ordi.
nance as necessary TO meet the expense OF
the city on the said accounts during the
current fiscal year, shows balance still
standing to the credit OF the different
committees, as follows:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-10

A RARE literary treat tomorrow night
at Fourth Street Church.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-10
JOSEPH SCHMATZINETZ,
Fancy Steam DYER, Scourer & Renairer

No. l7s5 Market street, Wheeling, W. Va, near
Creek Bridge. All kinds Of shlws, Dresses and every
description Of SILK and Woolen Goods executed u
Feathers cleaned and dyed Al C0IOrI WdTraRisi
ftnt All persons living At distance from my place
can inform me by postal card that they have some
them when finished, Please cali and examine nv
SHOW Windows, and you will sec the difference ia
tween my work and that Of Other You WIN and
my rates lower than atany other Scourer In the State
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-10

CHEW N, Little's Cinnamon Roll To.
baCco.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-10
What a Lady Says.

" WANT MY RUSK AND BISCUIT
i nice and light otherwise my SGT out Is spoiled,
and therefore usH Logan, List 4 Co.'S E1celAlor
eGEing Powder which 1 know Is wholesome aud
Ask for the Excehor
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-10

NEw style music rolls Al Shelby.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-10

CLEAN silverware with Ivory Soap.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-10
GENERAL NOTICES.
STOCKHOLDERS NOTICE.

NTUUkHULDERS' NUTIUE.
Tie annual meetlngOf the stockholders Of the Bel
mont Glass Works will be held at the office Of the
company Ia BelnirC, Ohio, JANUARY II, 1880, at
one O'Clock p. NJ at which time seven C7) Directors
will be elected to serve for the ensuing year.
da5 N SHEETS Kacnetsry
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-10
FOR RENT
IRWIN

DOR RENT, SALE or EXCHANGE
u Store Room, with dwelling ATTACHED, ~.
1873 Main street. VIII have FOR REST
after APRIL LIST, 1880, Store rooms and dy.I.
lingS In different parts Of the city. veychap
TO good tenants. inquire Of
II. FORBES.
no26 Room No. !, Custom House
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-10
]. w. ScHuLTzE,
RA1.nn ABKLE-

Accompanying the above were the bills
OF L. T. Busbey aud NJ. B. q. Wright,
WHICH were ordered paid.
On the question Of paying Maj. Wright's
bill, Mr.. Larkin, alter calculation on q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-10
WANTED.

WANTED-COAT and PANTS HANDS
w Apply to 7. KERRIsK, 1906 Market St. dec
WANTED-A SCHOOL-GOOD RE.
" ferenees II required. Would not object to
night school, Terms reasonable. Address, by letter
or person, GEO. HAGERAAE, Mounlsvillc, ". Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-10
FOR RENT.

F0R RENT-THE STORE ROOM NOW
occupied by nS Us u wholesale bat boa, .'y y,
Main street. Possession given on oT ~
AG aes '"' E.pppD ~. '''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-10
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-THE PIANO WAGON
Il Of Adams Lucas. The running EsarS III lsar.
y new VIII be eeld at very low price. TObtesa
a The store Of c. Y. Lucas. Apply 10
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-12-10

PE0PLES BANK STOCK AT AUC.
J. TON
Twill sell OuwEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, III,
ut II o'clock A. NJ, At the front door Of The CSan
House In the city Of Wheeling, for cash Twenty ~,
Shares Of the Capital Stock Of the People, Bank d
Wheeling WIN, p. HUBBARh
del Admir- o! tue estate OF WIN, EIley,
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1879-05-17

always easy TO remove. Carbolic
acid i'll sufficient strength to be
effective Il to lOG) is more expen.
sive and of disagreeabIe odor.
1t is needless to add that "dis>
intectants" used in sufficient
quantities to destroy bad smells
do not necessarily kill microscop.
lc living organisms: and it is not
supposed that they directly infu.
ence the so.called "germs' of the
infectious diseases, unless con
centrated to the extent which has
been mentioned.
Finally, fresh, pure air acts as
one of the best "disinfectan ants4
by enormously diluting the infec.
tlOus matter, and under certain
conditions. including time, must
render it inert to all effect, even
if not quickly destroying it, as
many think is the case.-Scientifc
american.
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DisinfectiOn.

The State Board of Health or
Massachusetts have lately given
to the public the following useful
information on the above subject:
Recent experiments made un-
der the direction Of the lnterna-
tional Cholera Commission have
shown that the ordinary methods
of disinfection are inefficient. and
in practice they have often failed
to arrest the spread OF infectious
diseases. :.
AS it is impossible to expert
ment directly upon the unknown
low organisms, which are thought
to be the means of transporting
the various infectious diseases
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Buy Halls Plow from s. T.
Grisamore corner st. Philip aud
Market streets.
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-Fu!l stock OF Hats. DOo.S aud
Shoes at }. ID. MachadO.
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Remember that Baum's new
store is at the corner of Market
and st. Louis Streets, under the
Franklin House.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-01
OFFICIAL REPORT y. T. AINTSG STOCK 81
CHANGE SALES. A UGUST 80 1879.
sEcoSp cALI-I2:3O O'CLOCK P. 4
SATURDAY. Aug. 30-P. N.

To-dav's weekly bank statement proved To
b. disappointment to superb ,lal observers OF none
ry curreuts The large receipts OF gold from Europe
expected swell the specie reserves oil tae osh@
while N Was hoped that the ousgO OF about fl'"V'V'V
currency from the sGbTreasury had been sufficient 10
mppy the siomsnts 70 the interior. These snucip"-
rns were no. realized specie being Increased only
s536OOaud the legsltenders reduced sooS5OC haAlhS
a total loss 20 the reserve OF c5O5,7oO Ihe losns
we're contracted - z05SOO, and the deposits reduced
s7I35 800. Undoubtedly portion OF these changes
are jue 20 the declining upon which the state
uent " a week ago WAS made up. but II also Is ex-
trepDey doubtful = the same influences not still at
work and Il tie present not also made up
Oh falling averages
An analysis OF the at-ement throws light upon
the movements Of the Pifty-eght banks are In
cluded In tho report. Vita twenty-seven banks the
movement OF loans was natural 10 the SESSION oi tho
year; that j., there were expansions 10 meet
the additional demands OF the busihess community.
Thir Zone baaks report eontraetieus ranging ifoNi
s10 600 10 SI7OO.0OO each. Tae banks maAing the
largest contractons are: Fourth Sat;ous sl7OooOo
First National. sl,GOOOoo Metropolitan. 100000 {;
usnover and Park each 100000. ard Chemical. Me
chaaics' and Traders. Commerce. broadway ana Cont-
mental eaen about 100000 ThiTtynine banks report
objections deposits he principal reductions orhR a
follows: Fourth National. s2.0OOOVV Met
ropoltau. 81 OOO.0OO Importers and Traders
100000; Nsw-York, Park ana Commerce each
$500 goo; and Broadway. Continental. First Nd
tiOnal and Ninth National each between $2OOOOO and
$500 600 Nineteen banks report increased deposits but
generally OF only inssn meant the exceptions
being America and Chemical each about s3OO,0O0.
During the week the subTreasury gained - 4O5 l20
coin ind lost $780, IA currency. This direction ind
Gates that the between the banks and the
Treasury on account OF bonds has made Further pro
gres and thst gold received from abroad has been
utilized for such nens instead Of d's"ing currency
from IL banks Therefore IL shAt the gold
ceived has had Us full effect the money market by
simply 81 wing tho banks from currency drain that
Otherwise would have made the loss OF legaltenders
for this week nearly u. 100000.
TIE difference between tbo two sides Of the account
o. exhibited by the items published Indicates
an Outg0 from tho banks Ol aDOas II, 100000
eOnntry bank notes Notwithstanding the loss oi
soO57OO 10 tine total reserve tie Large reduction II
deposits reuces the requirements OF the % cent
8u4e " saeh an extent thai tie surolGs ~
serve increased l.27S .125 Compared with
that " tie corresponding date Of 1873, the
present statement shows: Loans increased.
tle72N COO; specie Increased - 6s4 100 Iegaeuders
eeeseased. S1@6C9.2V0 deDosits Increased 653.30O
New-York tribune., 1879-09-01
san Frnnc!sen. Augnst ). ls7a.
no THE HOLDERS Of the consoIidate


First bond. OF the Couinbns' Chicago aud
Indiala s.s.iysv Company
Eaudhoder- Agreement Of llth or NAV, 1918 was
that the fir'-on of Judge ar
permit tLr reIIr1c of ~" Cctt 20 *lo7-lvO
seve1 Def cent bonds - ai. through tue ns'runeuth;y
aud aypl 20 eject ths reduction
If arrnrd.ng afans decision o. BtE Au2sL the
granting recovery Ot The rcri al n rar
pendent upcn The reduction % The debt having arat been
made.
Tlis vii not really chanra ultimate result tic Boad
holder i-. however absolutely ne,e-s ly that "
Should have fsno7-l The hpuds thrlintl
IN stead provided fVT Ia rgeenrit ~
l7h Aay. l-ls. order enaDr II 10 conform 70 JunEe
Hariau'- last dec 1on.
sunpriGeutY has Therefore been prepared DY
Which the Lltsrs n iaca bonds auiAni.1r ne 'l
t1 wuaHyrt rH
rhr crlifon rlirri 20 Effect Ia REDUCTION
lca fofnn rrIis ic TT he
o. the e4Hcf- rf the itff tf
he uartl. Agreement Of Nav Il. - 10, luestei
Afree ntnf villa uii delay a.
po-sibe 80 a. enaDts he Connntee 'n MAKE rins -
crt pIIrn- the amount ~ cash i-' ot -5s pl
WI il s le'iura addition the aiion Of a
certain ~ bonds 70 comply with Juls' hifans last
vii be- noc-ssa-y that the Bouahohier- sgun- the
supplementary Agreement shall present the rrps q, The
sane as provided by tae supplementary Agfee declaring
hem -uhr,i well - 10 fhe o1rinai Agt.enisnt
vii be- f1uua q olile " tho
In on Trust Company Broadway or of A. Isea Co., "a
Parii- re.ius certificates
H. 4 VINO ~i attend 10 having them stamped
ant rrllr-efi Without cfarge
ScW YORK. Aus 1st -. - = .
Aba11S K Il xSiS3IL. isEL.IN. icOs'mitos.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-01
nnrEarIc NARKETs.


RlFE.Lc AHs 3O-four Ia lar demand sai.s
Of BOO sbl. =, unchanged prices y neAt Asn. iihR.l{
= ~ s,.I l.b No / duluth At : ca generally hold
r NJ snic ~ III o.. Cora dali sales of - pIe Ran
90 4. .,s 81 Western quoted AZ soc Jai- in'cis- No
Wesfsrn On held at 5tc. No do Nr- ,oe - LAT
nominal. Nothing dong ii.v n -, .orr y1,,s..
-.c. Corn and EYe, 6-1- and J4ts ~ ]" eNi ~
ct.trSs. .rr Au- .o-four quei and unchanged Nn'sl
h.avv II sI 4.Je receipts. -OoOv bust - - ,v
h.h corn du!. and zh-dr lover a. - cS &C. 'As 'rr- I
scf :, .rr -6c; do ite, irres Al. -einz a. =
- MARI e talner-d. Rye dr ~ Stc b@ftt "iNtl' nu'
f.,v p,fL up. 81 -5 Laic dii Lu shame 4 YER
@-r--rr Nate 5l,c Blik Meats quiet Hhnnid-lH 90 q
IN bnrf l.i soc. Short Clear scarce Arc noini.t La
c, tii ard -hoai-e-. d-7 &C. 'i,-r I4on
II. 5,fids.a4 yc nla-y Ef4ff
~ 80, - = 81 as Butter duil CreaIriy -gc.
sl,iee psifv i4aISc.; Prime Western l-.ff' - 7i.e
Ip-',"e Genial OHIO. lOi2c. SuNr alcalY ana ul
eh.nyef Hogs steady common, . - - - LsAt
- -.af.s 20 FssLlns. = ov-' - ia .'ss - w
llftaan Aux sO.-llsuf qliet anu unehAhSeh. "hra
-rd lower. 1 chicago SPRING ~ lci Nih
~ ~. ,,i casni % sc. september. eoNe Oet"Doi
IS 10 al year NO. d. So Corn As'e' H1n @nu
New-York tribune., 1879-09-01
TIE STATE OF TRADE
rrpopr.v Markets.

LIVERPOOL Aug. 30 Pcoviaicrs-tAceae' ~ pof c"1
for fhs best grades Of AfaeTiean- ...n,..
egr go kLc. 30 PutsolsuIu. Z marx - lieihga 49,
A1-yrr. Aug 9g-Poryicum. lf'S ir2ac' I'1 uhf pAie
American. r-..ot.n,, mar
SLyEprooi. Arg 3O.-rork-Pr.me Mess EastsiI steady
AMI a. III Cd snort RID Gg. at - Long Goa du a.
-ho-f car sdGt Hams Long '-t hn-, = 80
zbcuser. dui a1 Il BEEF iDGiA Mess. Zone IN hn mar
ket Eatr4 ,tesy al ~; Prime aesnons N a. MA ~
steaiy AZ 32Bd Turpentine--p-itA dnli al - @
Comruor dul AZ 4 pine. nrnltr ~ ~ OIL NN,-,fs-
An.T1c.n Cboce duli 81 90. lAid O dil - -:
Ixra Si.t. nrruer Al - &C. y 2; J. AZ AZ
-. l-r -oltng-u SynH9 Ne. =, 'steily AT '!,s ."N
ty~1tert Wip5oI .seadT ~ 10. Stw -oatn@l Wlhel;
sfoeiv n @ Corrl-Mixrd. steady AZ +-d Notohsee,s
90 yeou .m.rrau stealy az % Ans.t-' ON Siph' a
Isusan stel.ty a. 4si. Turpentr7-sprt~ 10 Naid"h'
.fV ~
New-York tribune., 1879-09-01
COTTON MARKETS

LIvKRpoot Aug. 8O-l2.3O .. m.-Clttan steady
Mifanx Ugaal-. 65lst Mdilng Orleans 0l'i -. "a -.
1000 raie lEc.I 1900 bales 1- srecuatDh ara export
Keccp;s $500 btlc,, including 400 bsrs Aayre.n Ea
delivery 5-sad TO-. August Ili -ep fcn1e crvefs Is-
also ,ao do AID October dciysrY GIL isd TO-
october aad November delivery 6ast Futures ar 10"
.teacirr
inc.u!,d 5..GO AuOrrsH. EDturfs-C pi-cs. Low
M.tdllng clause. september deliver r'.lsc
ACgJsTA. Aug 3o.C1itou tlgmi: s.ll 4 u; Ispw
Niddhng ~ Good Odi1ar7, lic. reerpt - 0aee harr
BAL -ioag Aue. 3a.-Cotton frni Mddnag i2tc.. low
exports cosstw-s J.; bs.es sies stock 10 id bscs
Bl--oS 50 n-fol quiet. ruf -tti ~ h4ifinsl
Hifs'inL l3 Good Orln-fy, 'sc. nrL receipts.
l-,i bales stoc@- .,-5t os.a .,s.,,-
cHAgLE-gDy AK aU- Cott1n Lrm; ddl.ne, ia sci
low tdng iO-si Good ordinary. l0.c act rr'p's IS
iALysars Aug 30 strong NddlinK. iie; Low
Miadlnr lO'sc. Good Ordinary lu'sc net recrpth ~
croaa. -, bales; export - cf4sls, J-o ne- sa
-.OJu bales siOcS- $50 1ses
'fOmLg. AIg. 30-Cotfon frli Mfitng lei Low
idin9 lU1.c Oa0c Ordinary 0r net receipts ~ psl
NEW ORLEASs. Aug. SO otron urnl hiiiiing ]
oraars Il ~ Net fcceipt- LOO
xro- Is bales @aiss l.5 bales s-or~ 81" baiei
SORF0LN Anc 3orOtt0r nrm, AidGnna, -9'i nft -,
ceip; $50 Dae- Exports coastwiso lv5 Oaits sar AZ
Pni ADEtfgiA Ang sO.-Cot;on fri; Hddl'ag. i2'.
low NiHdrng. 1850. Good Ordinary II. rrt rrceiRts
gross s bales; sase~ l7i bales 10 spnher- Sol
bales: stock. 800 oslsA
Ncfling lie: sirol Ordinary. a-a. no. rccs!yts lJi
bales: sales 100 bales; STOCK. .s-7 hse-.
1T LOIS Aug 3O.-Cotton unchanged; Aidclirz, II ~
M.ddlng. lsc.; Good Oriinarr lDSAe, rrrrPtA "a
bAes shpHsnt 2J7 bses' sales 20 bales socK Los Oas
New-York tribune., 1879-09-01
LNgege 9.rCsi rvS
aiOve ircDl re
s2.as, .22s s9.759.s5o Inc. si.7s.4a5

ircll
guilcricnis s2ssi.225 s2759.s50 Inc. sis7s. s2J
Tser- was little Ia today's stock make; u spec al
Interest, except Tor t.osc who were redng Tor tue
aGSins; l7i.4G3 shares yesterday. Among the t-ink
ine socss, Lake Shore well sustained. and after
advancing ! ler eeai finally eosei w'iI gam o. = pei
cent over Friday, last prices lie tuspeuT - oi a
Issse shs Ccuual aud Hudson continues 10 lie ban
legal obstacles sGch contamination. even II II Sc
rion-!y eOnts,oplaied A,ca,gan Ceairsi was on.y
steady oe. "ceA '"ia anu 49, Gld CA9Aaa eoutHeI'
~. 5S lho Eres again were weas, tie com,
I, 4Jll Tne Erie - boom IL London pro nised
yesterdays late cable Dispatches account OF ne
fsure oi member of tire London stock Exchange did
Aacn the -rsugers the So Paul anJ Northwest CON-
6naoapvlis' declined per cent. Witl buriinsien'
per cent - and then all to b3 The lease 10 the
CslCdgO and Northwestern Company stlit rrinaius
g. 4 ANA y COMPANY TO- a. agan a.llnsnins N,l12a
action ult next wednesday II II now give. on IASt
by Northwest ard ike pruGent maiden IN forming
life alliances is Disposed gard the saesrsy for he
he co9ueirv or the b. C. r. and y Company begins 10
appear II II directed az the stock ExcaaI- &C.
The south western list generally was steady. wifh insS
D'rcAnt trans actions. ba; WsO Vas an excepuoh' u
c!nng from 3Ci9 70 3ih ana rayiag 10 oo4. -.
rst b.' r.s,Tseg ,s-fron, Deiaware LackaNan0s snd
Western fnctdated z per cent. clo-irg ~ "a a the
49, i M -, - Syx ierssv a,Ty.l dual loss Of A. and
supporters these stocks curly II tae dy an VIVA
was nos generally known until tnis evening, that Sir
GOwsn OF the ading Company. would -ddre.s a iet
isusbly Mr. IthroP. Of the New-Ier.ey Cen
tral. Dus winch. rom It's tenor, it il far 10
SUPPOSE is intended Tor the Sex EAcAanSe.
WeSterr Union vas Dun, but IN Ina saeS sao~'d &
gain OF !. per cent Pacnc Mail veaturcd st furthsr
sea- price advancing y per cent 10 l5 Jusi
minutes before close y. business, bG thr 'd!-
oas movements the day indicated that the a-t move
Was necessity In order 10 obtain correct b.arnS
for a safe through tre shallow channeIs shAI
book tie way 90 the port or succcs-ln profits
TAo marked az the close Sas dull ana steady.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-01
noticeable IN the rates for sight sterng The nominal
quotations. however remained nuchauged. ~ f0llovs:

III London. British COnEois were weaver, dcciihiuS
Is and i~to sTIs and % > roT money and account re-
spgcuyey United state bonds were higher the hcS
wag securities irregular; kTie common steady az
5io025a, prsferrec stock per cent higher, sec Hd
cOnsOis J.. 1ud funded IS y Ter ccaf lover. New
Jescy Ceaira. declined III ana oonsol- 4 and hsdinE
= per cent Bar silver qnotet weak al ~ oIg p-r
ounce IA PARIS FRENCH roDi.s rose 10 SJ.lo. liu
s.gat exctau.e Lordon 10 20 "a francs 70 the
Tho Bll 90 the state Oi New-lor& announces DV ai-
vertiscrrnt that 10 nls Fsfgbshed clearing depart
ment fO~ settlement cf Government bond trGnsac
tiOns sfna 20 taat hcrs- -1tOre usd IN clearing god
trsaTlc iufi .
Tho roG0wisk Is the staten ent OF receipts and de,
burscmsnts 4 the Assistant Treasurer Of the aei
STATE. AZ New-i1rS FOR It's niou.h o! August
=. q, -, - h,-.,.. slsg saa6-5
New-York tribune., 1879-09-01
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

LONDON AuR 3O-i25O D. n-Consoi-. 072 both
,naasy M, he aocount L = bonds four per ceats TO- a
Seg nves IC5Ls Fro RlwsJ shares IL. do.
oonsos 10 Jersey Central 81 do oonsos s39 Read
ing Railroad. IL
Tesi,t Aug So ESQ y. m-ConsoIs 97 y FOR both
second coasoI.. T6 Psnnsyyania Central AZ Reading
Railroad. Is. A..
oer reu rrues " - eentlM ior the account
PAgIs Aug 3OE1ofsD on London, - francs - cen
tilcs fcT cheeks
LoSpoS Aug Sc T1s FlAan TER says About RtoOOOV
worth OF expected be sDiyped bY Liverpool
steamer to-day of T7> ffraHcseT Prs
ssys cold continues the United Statss for
th. purchAse n wheat The IT Laufe3 SAILING on
saturday today for NrwfOrk, takes tbOovOJ part oi
amounting IN 900 been 10 hungary
KoupsniG other parts oi Europe Tor e same pose
speeuAtr American rail Ways returned ,as'
Hs ceciaroi defuler on the London stocA II
change today a..
for bank bs, H!xy ~ three months, IS sc
a and trade his days tlfe~ munih-
tg per cert The progress settlement ~rH-.-
cheek business the SUCK Exchange
A cunsnLs JrpfesxlSL
railways been ts orE intcrrstinE feAtue
would Hnt De- without advantage 10 ihe bank l-
coutirucd q tue early par ~ hss as a
ru contrary to Citations. nJt sLected boue rs~- =
The fall l eelrn-- Ar ipif Iur 10 6iFff- t-SLDF am
1rrn Colonial
d.b-n st cent bonds have risen ihfir
little CHANGE ~ fr1Eu government bond, alA
tl.v varied - ned!
NJ puaps acre -outA American have lenuray Ia
sr.ys.i i..ilss rs-lt1 and Chilean most of al
II s stated " 4 ,alne rchaDis ~ Liver
Do bo.e "a previously Announced expect 10
eventually a1erf r.rir abilities in fdlL
saarla. Officers rnd vagea 81
gorsrneu ha. n-en 4 hT North B1trA hA-
Tao Ts reauaton vii Affect II 90 peTsJHs and viii make
A THlrLF
New-York tribune., 1879-09-01
BANNING AND FINANCIAL.

We are reliably informed that some OF the Gus
ton--, oI Alex FrOthngham d Co.. brokers. Il
Wslfst Nfw-IorA, have made $500 within ~
DAYS from un investment OF about FiOo frotninR
ham q Co, are thoroughly reliable send tGr their
Hoekll Financial Esport sent Tree
New-York tribune., 1879-09-01

The following Is the Clearing House statement to-dsf
Exchanges $66 is0,i3C; balances, S;'z4i -. fOI
tne 1reE. FrcDnnee-. s4765. 5.b3. sol DaldDers.
s224I i7G The business AT the SUBJ eaufy Covered:
t.1espts 762 7T4 paym~nts 9l,-JO J4Oi currency
hnlanee ~i3.yl7 $50; coin balance, slJi4yl 900.
A. usual on Saturday tLe foreign e-cnansr i~AifAst ~
Mas dull buf a. leading drawers anticipated aD carry
Vance IN the rates mcDey Ia London, more hrmness