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The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-12-31
Dried Peach Pudding.

Take one pint of dried peaches and
scald and stew until done, and have
plenty of juice; sweeten with one
cup of sugar; make batter OF a
small teacuptull of buttermilk and
one.half teaspoontul of soda and salt
to taste; thicken with -four very
stiff, drop this in small Jumps in the
peaches, which must be boiling; cook
about twenty minutes, and serve with
cream and sugar or sauce.
Governess "And now tell me,
Freddie, why was Guy Fawkes exc
cuted ?" Freddie "Tos he would
go and blow up the parlor-maid"
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1879-12-31
DECEMBER 81
VARIETIES.

The Christian will find his paren-
theses for prayer even in the busiest
hours of life.
The New York herald., 1879-07-27
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON on THE spor oUrET-FUTUREs QUIET
FLOUR FIRM-wnEAr FIKm-coES QUIET
OATS EAsr-wHIsKEY sTEADY-PoRk FIRM
KE-LARD FIEMEE--spIRiTs TURPENrrNE
HIGnRR-RosfN NOMINAL -coFFEE STEADY
SUGAR FIRM-PErRoLEUM QUIET.
SATURDAY. July 26--c p. NJ.
The markets were generally quiet to-day both on
and on Change. At the Produce Exchange hour
was firm. also wheat. Corn quiet at
about late yalues. Oats ruled easy. Pork aud lard
were hrner. Cotton quiet for both spot and
future delivery. Coffee duh. but steady. and
sugar ruled hrn though quiet. Oils aud petroleum
quics Rosin dull but without change. while
spirits turpentine trIne higher.
CorrKE-rhe market for Rio was dali but steady. We
sale of l52 bags Rio Der Nord. private terms
Mild coGco dull lie coeq oliveira Co.'S Rio teie
gram and lie Coco. Gardner Co.'S Santos telegram =
Rio Janero. July -. is79-Averagc daily receipts
since preceding Friday 1000 bags price good rst.
9i3Oo exchange. bank rate, 2Ojs Santos. July 20
ls79Averago daily receipts since preceding Friday io
bags price of good average, 9l1O0" We quote :-ordi
nary, llhc fair do, l3s.c good do. l4'4e; primo do.
141c; range tor lots. I1c Ice; Santos fair
to good 13c l4c ninety days. Java government bags.
pc. 23c grass mats. 24c. 25c Singapore, i0c lie
Ceyion 14c lee Maracabo Ike i61sc Lagnayra.
lsf i1s & Jamaica" RS i2c ie . 81 pa%afo isa ioe c
Mexican lac l51sc; Angostnra l5c l7c; savaniiia,
corroSThe market for spot cotton was quiet and QUO
tations marked down ii6c Future deliveries sold
down 10 points and closed steady at about the lowest
prices. 10000 bales august notices. VIII be shipped TO
vered Monday For futures to-day the lowest highest
extremes Il l59c. ll72c for August. ltsc
1l6Oc for September lOSlc luSc for October loaoc
lo9c for November loo3c. o5ic for December and
lO5c. for January The of the uuctuatiOn
was is points August ii in september, in October.
in November in December and IN January The mar
final prices of yesterday decline OF 10 points In Au-
gust. l6 points ia September points - oetooer -
In January. The best sales showed decline from the
T..
points in September. 8 in October, in November,
in December and ponts in January. Tho closing quota
tions of yesterday and to-day compared. give decline
Of Is points in July IS points in August ~ points In
September points in October. points in November. d
points in December, points Ia January and points In
February The sales to-day from A. VI. to three NJ
for future delivery bales The closing prices
of to- day compare with yesterdays as follows:-
The New York herald., 1879-07-27
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY 81 r79-QUADRUPLE SHEET

and md sIs'
ID spri%r i%,'"d ducks c Pii.depha squads " per
dozen English snPe ss per dozen rrgg sgs M e per psr
r. % to q per aS1sS hsssss @
a3c Long Island, sc. 2c. State aud Western 2oc
PRovsIoSs-Receipts-Por bbls lard 2sl tierces
and ,,s kegs Gu, meats 9Di packages bacon =, hnds
quiet. but shade a.mer; 100 bbs mess sold a. - ~ g
- TO- and 1000 Shis September sold al 50 i Tho fol
lowing The bid and asked price. a. the .hra ea 4
ssp,s@bsr 81 10 bid - 80 asked; October 80 i5 bid,
here quoted &c. same the West quoted At
~ 60 e0i ", % Ge' a. 81 ss s, tor enIs 81
for family. cgt meats qne' 1000 psked shsal.
Dressed hogs demand rmer; city quoted
spS.s s%s p xse Iss sIes sw WESTERN ant at
81 O7 81 10 and brokerage, rs terces city at ~ 10; 20
ns e fns @
% q iss' IS u % d. e
s. saSs; 10 do December 81 Is IS l2Ss; iooS do
Ts ' the asked psss Hs
:ss s @ & g. S5S sla y Z
bid IS % November bid ss seller ysar
IS 4: .s:S
psa for
P.ssagss me market V. aqss We quote eas :,
fancy ee ies state dairy l2e l4o Western do; l
box Receipt. sI o s c
for the week 7Ii9 boxes The market quiet at late
Ole: Western poor TO fancy &C. &C. skinned &c. 4c
Egws-Keceipts III9 bbls. Receipts for the week. s6
gnote:-Long Island, New Jersey and nearby l21sc.
1875 State and Pcnnsyvana: l3c. 131ac.; Western,
fresh siny iae & lse Canadian dos i21se c..o
lima. fair te good USc 1lc; prime to choice 7ssc
I7c angoon. duty paid. 5sac &c. Rangoon. In bond.
srsAHisE Receipts % tierces The market quiet.
sucAm-Tbe mariet for raw was dull. but firm: 100
hhds Barbados sold at 65sc: Refined was steady, We
quote Fair refining 6ec- good do e7Sc; Cuba,
centrifugal Ia hhds. boxes and bags. 7c 7s.c: do,
moiasses in hhd. boxes and bags sssc; Porto
prime. 6Ac. 6'se Roaned-Cut loaf Sac. crushed
s,e s,ss; powderod, ssSe. esfc granul.ted. s1e
standard sac $685. of A. 756c s1sc.; white
o. 7sc a5sc yellow do, sac. ,sc; other grades in
TAILow Receipts. IL hhds. 1os tierces and 10 bbs
The market dull and the sales only 10000 lbs
MHIsxEYRsceipts so4 bbis. The market ruled steady
Vt 81 O7.
with strong market for grain through limited
supply aud good demand for the The days busi-
per steam. 5000 bushels grain 7ad 10000
open rates. 5oo packages provisions quoted 3O per
tom 900 packages feur quoted Is. ID rs Cd bbl
and 22s sd ton London, steam $1,000 bushels grain,
quoted SIS i'd 3ss Chsrers-An Italian bark. hence
two British steamers, laid ON the berth for Lon
dom, general cargo; ~, rates, including grain
hence to coast of Ireland 5s Austrian bark $500
do hence to Cork for orders 5s 7d
1900 quarters dc hence to tho Continent at es.
orders. 3D. Norwegian bark lin with refined
petroleum. 46 tons hence TO Copenhagen general
orders TO the Continent 300 bbls refined petroleum.
81 Cd Norwegian bark hence Chrtana for orders 1000
26c and EiO; British bark hence the Conti
5000 bbls. crude petroleum. private American
rates. Grain vessels ordinary capacity from
to Cork for ORDERS quoted Us per quarter.
The New York herald., 1879-07-27
quotations were as follows:-

Money ut the opening was easy. lending call at
3pcr cont. In the afternoon it became more firm.
and to was the ruling rate. Some business
done as high as 8 per cent for a time but at the
close the rate was to AZ per cont The rates tor
discounts and for time loans unchanged. The
Clearing House statement for the day showed
S7i.06D.0l1 exchanges and 81, ,os5 balances.
The bank statement is very favorable. showing
increase in the surplus OF 81. .sS7, ,925. The
changes in the averages during the week were:-
Loans. decrease, S2,l37. .20O specie. decrease,
sS4 100: legal tenders. increase So 79 200 deposits
increase. DOS. 700; circulation increase S1700o
Tho national treasury now holds 1851. .257, 800 in
United States bonds to bank circulation.
United States bonds deposited for circulation the
week ending to-day. S1936.55o. United States bonds
held for circulation withdrawn during the week end
ing to-day. S3S65.450. National bank circulation
outstanding-Currcncy notes, S32s434,65S; gold
notes, 81 ACT 800. The internal receipts
day S345.91 II. and from customs, $685. 315 90
The receipts of national bank notes for redemption
for the week ending to-day. as compared with the
corresponding period last year. are as follows:-
The New York herald., 1879-07-27


The total production from January to July 10
was IS 020.529 TONS against sO2s 5S7 tons for the
same time last year.
Some of the banks withdrawing their tcn-sorty
bonds. held to secure circulation. and are deposit
ing legal tender notes security. Two millions
have been deposited during the present week.
The condition of the railroads Of the country. as
exhibited IN the pages OF "Poors Manual of the Rail-
roads of tho United Sates. just issued for the
rent year. is deciedly encouraging. and furnishes
good reason for tho strong tone of the stock
ket 'In present number" says tho introduc-
tion, eve able for the first time for several years
to report very decided recovery of the railway
interest of the country from its recent exceedingly
depressed condition. During the year ending Dc.
cember 81. 1878. 1904 milcs of line opened
the total mileage in operation in the United States
that date being ,S41 miles. The construction
of these routes has again been entered upon with
renewed activity and spirit and is likely to
tinue. AS not one-half Of public domain is yet
occupied. it is fair to that half OF
future railroad mileage has been built. Its con-
struction will proceed rapidly till have q mileage
exceeding twice its present extent. There
have been constructed in the United States the
great crash in 1873, and within q period of five
years. 1868 miles of railroad. In the same time
the increase of population in the country has
has been in the extreme Western aud in the
mining States and Territories. A corresponding de-
mand has been created for the products of manu-
featuring and commercial industries of the Eastern
States Labor is in fact more productive in the
States and Territories than in the older States.
With the general recovery witnessed every hand.
and with an balance of trade with foreign
countries i'll favor. there is every to be-
eve that the country. and particularly its railroads
is entering upon career of unwonted prosperity"
The gross earnings of oil the roads whose opera
tons have been reported stated $500 lOs 3G1.
against S472 909 272 for 1877 increase of 0s9
80 per cent for the year. This increase has been
wholly in freight earnings, the passenger earnings
showing slight decrease compared with 1877.
Notwithstanding the decrease in transportation
charges the earnings from freight increased
s17.7615 523. Al per cent. compared with 1877.
The increase has been confined to the Western States
The freight earnings of the New England
States show decline Of S2.232349. or 90
per cent over 1877; Of the Middle States an
increase OF S2.s1s.420. "A per cent; in the
Southern States an increase of Sl.717.0o2. or
per cent, white in the Western States there is an
increase of Sl2.0To31s, 81 per cent. aud in the
Pacific States gain of 81. .531. .145. over 46 per
cent as compared with 1877. The Pacific railroads
show falling oil of s7s9.e47 in freight earnings.
At the New York Mining Stock Exchange the busi-
ness was exceedingly dull. Leadville declined to
260 and Bertha and Edith to II. Dodc fell of to
14a and recovered to 15A. The following were the
sales and extreme priccs:--
The New York herald., 1879-07-27
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

ANTWERP. July 26. 1870.
Petroleum. l7l4f for fine pale American weoxs lard
closed ut e3f. soc. per luo kiios
Calcutta linseed Sis 3D. 5Is I'd per quarter Rosin.
6s. "a lis I'd. tor pale
Pork-Prime mess, Eastern. steady ut 52s. Western
steady at 47s Bacon-cumberland cut steady at 27s
Shoulder dull at scs 3D. seef-Inaia mess mono in
si dS at AGas Sis 3D. TsoIAfrme city steady at sis
at as. ano frmer las. I'D. CbeeseAmerican choice
ariner 3ls Lard oil dull at 3ss Fiour-Extra State
No duh at SIS ild Western winter dull at 9s 4d
southern winter dull at 9s. sd. Corn-New mixed
seed oil-Yeliow American steady ut 20s kosin-Com-
at London steady at A Sd Tuspenne-Spirits at
LondoL steady at 2ls. cd.
FINANCIAL.
LONDON July &c 1879
The ononis Of this wcck says The rate OF discount
for bank bills sixty days to throc months is cont,
and for trade bills sixty days 70 three months per
now. had satisfactory influence on tho home depart
The condition OF the market is such and
money, Is, readily ob.ainsble upon stock that
very slight revival OF trade of
prospects British aud Indian governments closed frm
advance of cent Cape " Good Hope Ia por
Quebec per cent Foreign government stocks
Egyptian securities unchanged the oshers have
what reixpsed but Brazilian, Argentinc and Hungarian
United states loans the four per coming gradually
favor here they offering special Inducements at
to invest Canadian railway stocks remain dull In
American railroads there have been considerable varia
aud New Jersey Central bonds Cen
trail Pacnc California and Oregon Perkionen and Phila
cent phadcIpha and Reading Railroad shares are also
in rather more request"
The New York herald., 1879-07-27

The total sales at the Board were 113, 770 shares
including Northwest. ~ 1850; do. preferred 800:
st. Paul. 2l.995; do preferred. l.3o0 Lake Shore.
1S300 Erie 4.45o; Ohio and Mississippi 4.4OO; Della
ware and Lackawanna. 3.300 Western Union, 2,96i;
Michigan Central, 1885, c. c. and Co. 2400; Indian
apolis Cincinnati and Lafayette. 1900 St. Louis Kan
City and Northern 72o do. preferred 1900; Louis
vile and Nashville. 175o; Hannibal and st. Joseph.
800; do. preferred l.2O0 New Jersey Central LOO;
Delaware and Hudson. 700; Pacific Mail. 600 Wabash
400; Rock Island. 100; New York Central, s.
The New York herald., 1879-07-27

In State bonds tho dealings were confined TO Ten
nessee old at 35 and Missouri sixes of 1885, at lOia
Railway bonds were strong and higher under
active demand. Lehigh aud wilkesbarre consol-
dated assented advanced from S0a. s3l, do. in
comes from 57iS TO 59ls; Rome. watortown and OF.
dcnsburg consolidated nrsts from Ga to eIyS and
reacted TO oih Kansas and Texas consolidated as
sented from II TO 72s6 and do. seconds 81 A to
30. Cincinnati and Springfield drsts. guaranteed by
o.. c., q. and l., sold up to s5Js Toledo ana Wabash,
The New York herald., 1879-07-27

shares were as follows:-Gould Curry. 0; Savage
IlA; Choilar. 6A; Ophir. 32A; Hale A Soreross'
1873; Crown Point. Al; yellow Jacket. 10 Beieher
4: Imperial. 1s: Virginia Consolidated. "a can
fornia, 8; Best Belcher. II; Union consoiida'ea'
3l4 after 81; Alpha. %; Sierra Nevada. 31A; M'Ai
can, 23; Silver Hill. M Justice, 4: Julia. .; Utah
l6h; Alta 7i4; Bodie. 15A Bechte. IL; Tioga' q;
Independence. o. Segregated Belcher 2l; Bulwcr. .;
Mono. N; Consolidated Pacific, IN; Potosi. AZ;
Exchequer 54; Monmouth. liH.
The New York herald., 1879-07-27

In the London market there fractional de-
cline Britinh consols and United States bonds the
former selling at 977s 9s for both money and the
account, and the latter at los for fours 1895
for ia Is and 1864 for ives. Among American rail
road securities Erie common declined to 2S1a, pre-
ferrol to 53k. second copsols to 1874 and Read
ing to 2o while the other stocks and bonds quoted
steady. At Paris rentes advanced to S2f. re.
Foreign exchanges in this market we're dull and
unchanged. Domestic exchanges were steady at the
following rates at the cities named for exchanges
Now York :-Savannah. selling 5-16 premium, buy
ing 3-15 premium; Charleston. buying nominal 1-5.
soling q; New Orleans. commercial h q 3-l6 pre-
MUM. bank a premium; st. Louis. LILO discount;
Chicago. steady. lilo discount buying. lilo premium
selling. and Boston. par.
A despatch from Philadelphia states that Judge
Briggs this morning filed his opinion the matter
of the injunction applied for by Mr. Clayton French
against the Reading Railroad Company in favor Of
the company.
The Toledo and Wabash company yesterday opened
bids for $1,000. 900 bonds. which bear interest at the
rate OF per cent aud have thirty to run.
The total inscriptions about 81 100000.
Movement of grain at leading points to-day
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of wheat. 16.400 bushels;
shipments. 1i00 Co. Receipts OF corn, ZOO bushels;
shipments, 300 do.
Chicago-Receipts of wheat. GO. $50 bushels; ship
ments GAG DO. Receipts Of corn 49313 bushels;
shipments. 199. CAL do.
The foreign commerce of the port of New York for
the past week folows-General merchandise
imports. including dry goods SO. .l6S 413. and prod
exports. s6,74s.Sl5.
The total imports since January this year were
S17GO59 1922. against $63 .643 the correspond
ing period last year. and slo6. .569 .414 in 1871
The total exports of produce since January this
year $l76 929 against $1s9. sis for the
corresponding period last year. and sl50.24AsS5 in
1877.
According to q despatch from Fall River the print
cloth market has been more active this week. The
productions for the week have been II 900. against
e. 600 last week and $4,000 two weeks ago. showing
the manufacturers are making decided gain.
The spinners report having received S1,116 from
several places this morning
The production of anthracite coal for the week
ending July 10 $50 1913 TONS against 6l00i6 tons
for the corresponding week in 1878. distributed
follows:-
The New York herald., 1879-07-27

st. Louis division. ex matured coupons. to 99H;
Chicago, st. Paul and Minneapolis land grant in-
comes to s7s and reacted to 81. and ST. Louis and
San Francisco. class b. to As; Now York Central
coupon to 126; Great Western seconds. cou-
pons, TO 49, and st. Paul consolidated sinking fund
TO 1O5E Toledo and Wabash consolidated converti-
BILE ex coupon advanced from 7Ss to 793a bid. Erie
consolidated seconds declined to 75S.
Philadelphia stocks closed at the following quo
The New York herald., 1879-07-27

~
10 l3l6c.; low middng li9sc mdding, ll'fc, Sales
spot confined to 95 bales in small lots for
spinning including 20 bal6s sold to-day and 90 bales
sold yesterday after report POD bales were doyerod ON
yesterday, after M-August 100 at IL 14c 1000 at
175c 100 lslc notice this week. LOO at IL 19c
6OO IL 7sc; September 100 mt IL 6c 20 ut 1sc
Sc 800 ll.65c 300 at IL .6oc October
10 s5c 200 at lO93c 500 at lO92c November 3oJ
loose 100 NJ 069c December 500 at l61c, 100 at
loS4c 2O at 10 soc January 100 at lo!oc Total 10 20
100 IL TIC 100 at lille 20J ut 1Oc 100 ut oSc
100 lo7c 100 1l05c 200 ut II soc, 100 short
tcc. lst l6oc 100 at 5se, 700 ut 6oc 500 at
ll6c. 100 at &c. 100 short notica isp ~ SIC 800
at il62c, 100 at ll.64c.; September 100 ut ii.eoc
200 ll.5sc.. 300 ut l.oac, $500 at ll56c,
5000 at IL 54c. 400 at 1880. 1000 at li51c.,
35lU at l52c, 200 at 5oc. $500 at l5lc, aioo at
October 400 at 10 s3c 200 at losic 800 at los5c
800 500 lOSc. 100 vt loo2c 200 at luSc,
500 lOs4c November 100 at 10 55c BOD at 1056c.
loOO 10 5Sc 800 at 1U56c 200 at lo55c.
1o56c 500 vt l053c., 100 ut 1856. OJ at lu55c
January, 100 at loo9e, 500 at lo57c., l,3oO ut
l050c.; February. 900 ut lo66c., SO mt loose,
800 at I0.67c.. 4ol at lo6se; March, POO at
Tho receipts tho ports we're as follows tavcston,
bales: New Orleans, Is; Mobile l7; Savannah. 81:
Charleston 5: Norfolk 26 Boston ss Total 2s9 bales
This dav last week. $50 bales This day last year All
freights closed followsro Liverpool steam. l6d
Id; sail. 732d Havre. stenm sc compressed; sail,
1ac Bremen Ice, compressed; sail, 7l6c Ham
burg. steam, y l6c compressed; sail, 1.c.
FLOUR GRAIN-Reccipts-Flour o46l bbls.; wheat,
3j $50 bushels meal. GOD bbls and 50 bags:
bushels; oats, 1000 do 81 do. barley malt,
225O do Flour generally firm but quiet The sales.
including State. Western and Southern 1000 bbs
within the annexed range Rye Hour steady, with
meal fairly active and steady
with sales Of 500 bbs and 7oo bags within tho range We
The New York herald., 1879-07-27
PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

FALL RIVER Mass, July 20 1879
The printing cloth market has been quiet but trihe
hrmer &c bid and Lice and 4Isc asked The salcs
have been pieces the deliveries ia
do. the production 1900 do. and the stock hand
Dsp MN. do
The New York herald., 1879-07-27
FINANCIAL.
/ LEX. FRorHINGHAM 4 co,
\ Bankers aud stock Brokers,

4 LEX FROTHINGHAM Co,
n Bankers aud stock Brokers,
Stocks bought and sold Now York Stock Exchange
Puts and calls secured on good parties At f@ 10 ia
cent distance from the EN- %arss. price Expana.ory
and wNfky reports OF tho markets. sent rs Applies'
tion.
A -ENDowMENT AND LIFE INSURANCE PoLI.
n .cie. bought and loans on sane sane nssesiasd
ATREAsoNABLE RATEs-MoNEy, on LIFE AND
bought of ali kinds effected with
p'"' j. j. HHbsIcH Co. lc5 broadway; boz 1850
Al PER CENT
Flrs. % MOrtsaxs riga %, Preferred ,sss conpon bond
al the rate OF ss.1 1nD per mile
for sale at par ana accrued interest
fa'''e"'AfI wpHLiIa% I'LL s marcu co. Bankers
25 Pine st.. New York.
A GOOD PLAN.-rHE MOST PROFITABLE WAY
Afor dealing stocks Is b, combiniag many orders aud
soopsr.sny nth them =. whole dividing prsa,. pro as
customer thus secures all the advantages cf immense ea
siot sio|o or %orc, with equal prepSSoasSS success
New York stock Reporter and new circulars mailed i'ss
Full information for any one 60 operate suecessfuily
LAWRENCE co. 81 ESehange place. New iork.
A SURE .rnING-sas 600 or 4 cERrlrcArE or
technical point & Srss and grSs,sss @ e
excep,onabIe bond furnis absolutely iuli.
ecartsd retesnees must be eNsh"nsod Al
An ExPERIENcED LAWYER PgosECIrE
Acaims without charge unless successful bes. rctcr
ences. Address r. 100 Herald office.
A GOOD WAY TO SPECULATE IN STOCKS Is TO
seenre 70 ssssss bSna.ams p,sS, Nv . a
Shares and Stock bought sold cnissivn
carried three per margin Mining stocks bought
sold through san Francisco aud New York exchanges
St mailed froe. PECK HARRIS. 10 Bfo.d a.. =.
A GENTLEMAN CONTROLLING ONE or THE BEsr
"A gold mines in the Black HIS that win stand The
stricest examination. wishes to meet with parry IT
and who influence capital TO incorporate asd
pals only address BLACK HILLS. Herald Cpto~n once.
A CCOMpLIsHED LADY ALONE. IN VERY DEsrI-
Atuts circumstances, wishes y gonteman would give
temporar, financial aid. FOREfGNbk, box i.3 Herald
Uptown oricc.
A LARGE AMOUNT OF TRUST FUNDS TO LOAN
years. niNE GRAY, i.2S broadway.
A LII THE ACTIVE MINING SHARES BOUGnr AND
Asold In San Francisco aud New York. companies
WILLIAM WARD 4 CO, 90 BROADWAY.
crignators and first officers OF the American Mining
Board.
- DvANCEsr ON FURNITURE. PIANOS. sAFEs
ACarriages ac l03 West SD ST.. west of 0sh
age ohcc.
A RESPONSIBLE PARTY. WITH 5000 VINO MEANS
hbusness make fortune la legitimate enterprise
ROBINS, Herald office.
A CHARLES MALLIsTER a CO., STOCK BROK
N .ers, - Broad ST. New YORK, negotiate stock
good returns they pay equal attention 20 small aud large
Investments and parties OF do well
for information and their explanatory circular which
mailed free
NY AMOUNT 70 LOAN on CITY PROPERTY AT
~ lowest rates; 5000 for temporary loan
Ps rREACY, SS Pine Il,
4 HOUSE OF PRIME STANDING LIKE To RAISE
A$JupO Tor short time. at good interest, Can give
young man geod situation. STAPLE MANUFACrtR REg.
Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1879-07-27

lJUOO y Y. L. Il x west
new I'd. con. .b3 10
1000 Bur, { X A y lst az
10000 Kan Pac rs, ID IL,
trust rcts, AZ. - iu,,S
400 ChcsAOlst.serB -
500 q, 4 III 4 Ist.. 1oh
HOO d0..... lbAa
3OOU To,AW c cuv, NC 1si
1000 n W c cou 4 bs. il3is
100 shs Do, A Hudson ~
2UO Western Union. 80. vO.s
The New York herald., 1879-07-27

Current prices of spot cotton he following
ire based on American standard of classification
cotton store running in quality not than halt
grade above o below the grade quoted -
The New York herald., 1879-07-27

A CHARLES MALLIsrER a CO. STOCK BROk
n .ers - Broad st., New YORK. negotiate prime stock
privileges any OF the active stocks at rates that insure
returns they equal attention small aud
Investments and parties do we'll
for information and their explanatory circular which
mailed free.
The New York herald., 1879-07-27
HENRY CLEws 4 CO.
II Bankers.

II New 81, New York
STOCKS and BONDS bought and sold on commission;
also carried long a. required moderate margin
UNITED STATES SECURITIES purchased and for sale
at marked rates free of commission. ADVANCES made
collaterals DEPOSITS received subject check
demand; per cent paid on all daily balances.
Our Office is door to the New York Stock Exchange
which admits of orders being executed the instant
cevcd The senior partner attends each session OF the
Board and gives this department his personal attention
and the advantage of his S experience pember
of the Exchange Our Office Is provided with four ele
graph indicators Tor the of and operators