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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-23

The above statement Is a true and correct
transcript from the books of the company.
HY. PEYCHAUD. President.
LOUIS BARNETT. Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed bsfore me this ninth
day of January. 1879. MT DUCROS
Notary Public. No. IS Royal Street
AT meeting OF the board of directors held or
the ninth day OF January, 1879. it was resolved
unanimously that A CASH DIVIDEND OF
FIVE DOLLARS PER SHARE be berebv DO
ciared out oil the net earnings of the company
during inc year ending December 81. 1878. paya-
BILE on demand to the stockholders or thair ,as,a
representatives.
lall I'm LOUIS BARNETT, Secretary.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-23

Nothing else will effect cure in fever and
ague and liver complaint so quickly as Reeds
Gilt Edge Tonic.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-23

Go to Blackman's College. No. 1871 Carondelet
street. for a business education.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-23

To restore the appetite and purify the blood
use Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-23

They make elegant NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-23

The above statement Ia true and correct
transcript from the books Of the company
J.TUYES. President.
J. W. HIEoKs, Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this If
teenth day Of January 1879.
TIL. BUISSON. y
Third Justice of the Peace.
The New York herald., 1879-08-05
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Cotton auiet; middng, lie low middlins ioI.c good
ordinary. iosc Net receipts. is3 bales stock zoo
NKw ORLEANS. August 4, 1879.
GOOD Srdnay @ Ms rresp low low sang So
Exports to Great Britain, ,s94 Sales 100 Last
Cato, .,.v. m,a.,r ,o,. Mom.r; 'a ASgSs.4 is7a
good crssy o t psssp.s oT e "ans sas.
coastwise. 3OO. Sales. none. Stock. ,274
wmx,seros. \. C., Augast4. 1879
steady strained 81 o2.s good strained 81 o7s Crude
s. % Tar armer 81 O2> Corn steady; prime white Soc
sAy,sSan. August 4, is5o
ioAc. good ordinary, &c. Net receipts bales Es'
ports cosstwise. ia Sales. none. stock. 1887.
Cotton dull and nominal middling II &c; low mid
s exports ssIs S ~ stock ss bales
oswkeo. August 4, Is7o
hard puiah spiSs s. S White state Il os 81 TO- red
dc" 81 81 IL, sales Of LOO bushels white and
at a2c; no toledo held iae 44e, lots, Oats
az se fancy white state 4oc Rye scarce Canals n"%
ia.ly sas bond Corn meal ana miiiteed anchaased
g New Ysrk lumber. = d, a siio 70 Albany ana y
corn. 21aoo do; lumber, sst 900 feet. shpmsnts-
rlsSr $40 ss,s lumber sss 900 feet, Grain in
do; rye. 3,oo do. peas, l4ooo do.
Flour nrm sales of eea bbis at % Unchanged prices
MsSs @ SS,es neglected. nses G Nominal Corr !" linn
a. 4osc Ss1Q w do; high mixed on private terms Oats
SIC doing Rye fS i"seiss ffssSE %s. 4.
ern held at 6Oc Pork-Mcss aud short cut, $40 30 a
$40 7a clear, $i2 Sl2 20 bbl Iard-Tierc Gle
4lsc tubs and kegs,, ,.ac.; pals, 11sc. sc per
lb. smoked meats-lIains. So 90 xlu bacon
81 30 81; shoulders, 81 80 a 81 per cwt ighwincs
steady city made 81 O1 81 uS Canal frcghts stronr
wheat &C.; aud and oats sac New York
Rail reights rm; wheat &c corn. 5lac. oats, 3I,c u
Sac, to New YORK. Receipts by rafiour bbls
wheat 2u,pO bushels; corn, 5000 do oats. 61
bS Wheat so $3.50 ' bushels sss sorS aop S"
rye, 8,12J do. shipments by rail--four. $50 bbis
wheat, 26iis bushels. corn, l46UuO do oats 81
barley, 100 do; 1900 do Canal tdewater-
Wheat. i6p 100 bushels; 100 do oats ON-u do
- S,O do. Grain In storcNheat 6ls $40
corn oJs.svo do oats, 2,3OO do rye, 1,l5O do malt
"a 400 do
TOLEDO August (. 1879.
Flour steady Wheat frmer; No = who Wabash. y,i.c
No white Michigan, ST amber Michigan, ipSc cash
August and September No amber Michigan. cash u7c;
No red. cash, 05ic. August sSlc.: Scptembct si,c
No red. cash yc.; No. Dayton ana Michigan red.
Dssic amber Western. osc No. amber Illinois, 81 Corn
dull high mixed 51snc. No. . cash Septen
ben, 37c. Oats dull No. ,, cnsh asa August 2lsc No
= white, 2,ic. Kecepts-Wheat I22 90 bushels; corn
1OOU do. shpments-Whe heat, 24uuUo bushels corn i,0
do.
- CINCINNATI, August 4, 1870
Flour quiet; family. 81 90 81 IL. Wheat dull weak
The New York herald., 1879-08-05

and lower at sSc 9fc receipts 73 ooo bushe's snip
ments. LOO do Corn quiet but steady At sse tIc;
Oats dull 27c. 3oe Rye easier at aoc harley ani
and nominal; good 10 prime iali Soc a ope Iork qHcs
but steady - 10 Lard dull and lower 20 se currens
make s. 30 bid 50 40 asked Bnk meats hrmer; shout
ders u - 80 aO clear rib 81 - ~ jJ clear sues
shoulders $3 80 81 clear rib. - ~ - 90 clear sides
- 10 u - ~ Butter firm: fancy creamery iyc ~
prime western reserve l2c 3c.; do Central oho lie
l2c sngar firm and unchanged Hogs active and hrmi
common " 70 - 3l light quiet at - 60 - 70; pack
ing - 10 b 60; butchers S3 % 10. few extra 81
% 30 a ~ 80; reeepts $50, shipments. :9o
DETROIT. August 4, 1879
Flour dull; sales 200 bbs white at S. IS 25 Wheat
easier; No white Michigan 81 UDss spot August and
September: 81 Ol,s. October; white Michigan,
u o- Corn quiet but steady; No yellow. 421sc high
firm. with good inquiry; No, white. 36c No 2 do
3ac.; No. mixed 35c ass No do. 34zI. Glover
seed in limited prime S3 75 ehoice So s5
keceipts-Flour. obls wheat 72 corn
1GoO do. oats. 2.IoO do. shpments-Flour 500 bbls
wheat, ll2, ,OOo bushels 500 do. oats 500 do
CHIcAGo. August 4, 1873
Flour dull and nominal Wheat Unsettled. but geueraliy
higher No. Chicago spring, Sc cash No do. s6stc..
TENDER and Ocober No. 74c: rejected Gle Corn
fairly active and shade higher 49, cash 33g8c Sep
tember; Sic, October; rejected 3lsc. Oats frmer
BE. 23tsc., August and September; 23ac- October
Rye steady, with far demand 5Oi.c Barley
steady and unchanged. Pork steady and firm II
81 10 So 20. cash Ss Is 50 I7is August: So 2os
weak aud lower - 80 81 52ls. cash and August
81 52ls IS So September - 7e IS 60 October Bulb
meats drmer but not quotably higher Whiskey steady
wheat i.0O bushels: 3sI 900 do oats. 1000
rye 10000 do. Shpments-Flour, 1900 bbls. wheat
3l2 900 bushels; corn, 35 900 do oats 81 0 do; rye
but quotably higher Corn at 34tsc 34c
September 34ssc bid. October. Oats active firm and
higher: 23lac., August and September 2c., October
Provisions hrmer but not quoaby higher Eggs stronger
q Be n
The New York herald., 1879-08-05
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON on THE SPOT LOWER; FUTURES
LowER-FLoUR QUrEr-wHEAT QuIEr-coIN
FIRM-oATs LowER-wHIsKEY NOMINAL
PORK QUIEr-LAID EASY SPIRITS TURPEN-
TINE NoMINAL-IosIN NoMINAL-CorFEE
DULL AND NoMINAL-sUGAR DuLL--PETRo-
LEUM QUIET AND P1HM.
MONDAY. August 4--6P.M.
Business good to-day, all things considered.
and the markets we've generally steady. On Change
business was moderate. save in the way of future
options Flour quiet Wheat without
decided change; business in cash moderate Corn
was firm with moderate inquiry. Oats dull
aud iowcr. Whiskey was nominal Pork quiet. Lard
easy Cotton the spot lower; futures closed
lower Coffee dull and nominal Sugar ruled dull
Oils aud petroleum quiet Naval stores dull
nominal.
CorrrrThc market for Rio was dull We no,o sales of
TAG bags spot, sulphdc and 5000 bags same
fore arrival Mild coffee quiet; 81 900 pecus Padang
OK Johanna. sold private terms We quote :Ordnary
he; fair do. i3sc good do, 14c primo do, 14sc
extreme range for lots lie lie Santos fair good
I3sc 1Ic ninety days; Java, government bags 22c
grass 24c. 25c; Singapore, Ice. lie. Ccy
lon l4c Ice; Maraoaibo, II c i6ac Laguayra 13c
I5c jamaica l2c 1ilsc ST. Domingo. ioJsc IKE;
Porto Rico, l5c n i9i,c. Costa Rica, I4c l7c; Next
lie. i53sc Angostura, loe l1c savana, lac
a lie Carasca ilc a !; i2e, s.a. ..,,o. .
3-Ioc per lb and the market was called quiet Future
sold oil again closed steady with decline at II
points, comparing with the closing figures of SATURDAY.
bales The lowest and highest points touched today
as follows August iloc i;ivc september 10 soc
lo2sc.; pccemoer, 10 % 2oe a u,e January ln27c.
ios@s These extremes showed iiuc,aa,.oa of points
In August. 10 in september, IN October In November.
~ Win Ss last price. Of sniardsy ~. nws.
sales to-day showed decline o II points In August "a In
The New York herald., 1879-08-05
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
A Slight Reaction in the
Stock Market.
MON Ely DOWN AGAIN.
Governments Weak-Rai!rOad
Bonds Irregular.
Ely DOWN AGAIN.
WALL STREET, |

MONDAY, august 30 4. M.
The warning against an overdone spec ulation
which has for day or two past been limited at in
this column received support this morning in
the decline which. in early hours primarily affected
the grangers and secondarily the whole list. There
was good deal Of strength at the opening anu
great want OF it before the close. Up to midday
prices declined afterward they advanced and at the
end were left in chaotic state that puzzled
both bulls and BEARS As has happened moro
ehan once in this exceptional bun campaign
the sellers Of stocks have found buyers
In quarters least expected, and though very
serious check given to to-day's market. it was
not important enough to scare of such operators as
believe in higher prices to come. There was enough.
however. to make the market cry "Halt!" (which is
all we have asked of it) and reduce speculation
from tho harum scarum course which it pur-
suing to the matter of fact level which intrinsic
values suggested to be the proper one Speculation
in the granger shares topped this morning it
was to do sooner later, under the unnatural
foist which brought to bear upon these stocks.
rapid decline Of about two per cent the conse
quence, followed by general disorganization that
only partially recovered from up the last Of
the day. Matters might have been worse had not
the reports of large earnings by the Wisconsin
roads particulars OF which given below come in
1T the nick of time to rally market which threat
ened lower prices. say the least Of it, AS it turned
out. prices were steadied. and at the close good
deal Of the loss FROM for the outlook
was certainly better than the morning had promised.
The money market subsidized down to it's normal
rate of three per cent to-day. Nevertheless hand
to mouth capitalists who make a business Of lend
ing upon call are fighting shy of the collaterals
which offered in the shape Of stocks at present
figures and stingy in their accommodations.
When the demand for funds to "move crops" comes
from the West (Which it shortly must do) this
stinginess will become moro prominent than ever.
1t behooves the bulls therefore. to keep a bright
lookout ahead, lest the elements which promise
further rise in prices may be reduced a nu1ty by
the drawers Of money.
The extreme range OF fuctuation for the day in
leading shares is shown in the following table of
prices.--
The New York herald., 1879-08-05
The closing quotations were as follows:-

At San Francisco the opening prices Of mining
shares follows:-Gould & Curry, 9H; Saw
age, 12 Chollar. 6; Ophir. 80; Hale & Norcross,
1874 Crown Point AZ Yellow Jacket, II Belcher,
A; Imperial. Il Virginia Consolidated. Az; Cali
fornia 5; Best Belcher IT. Union Consolidated. 90
Alpha. 20H; Sierra Nevada, SO, afterward 81; Mexi-
can. 25I Silver Hill, IA Justice, 3I Julia. az;
Utah. 16al; Alta, "a; Bodie. 12h; Bechtel. 14 Ii
osa ga; Independence. 22s Segregated Becher. 81;
Bulwer, 9; Mono, tx; Consolidated Pacific, Z Po-
tosi, Az Standard. 80; Exchequer. 5l4 Mammoth.
14M.
The New York herald., 1879-08-05

In State bonds District Of Columbia 3.65s sold at
e6is; Tennessee. old. at 355s; Georgia sevens, now,
at 1l014. and Louisiana consols at 3sis.
Railroad bonds were less active c., G. and I. G.
Trust Company receipts. assented. declined from 81
to 79t4 and rallied to 80. Rome, watertown and
Ogdensburg consolidated hrsts from 6s to Csss, Erie
consolidated seconds ranged between 7G,s and 7Gs..
Kansas Pacific, Denver division, skies, assented,
with fell OF from l05 TO l04is Great Western
seconds. ex coupon. declined to 92 Kansas and
Texas consolidated to 75ts and do seconds to 80.
Lake Shore consolidated seconds to 113 for
coupon and 112ls for registered. American Dock
tmpro vement sevcns rose TO 81. and Lehigh and
wnkesbarro incomes TO 5s, while New York Elevated
hrsts fell on TO 10.
The closing prices OF Philadelphia stocks wero as
The New York herald., 1879-08-05
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY AUGUST s. s7s-rRIPLE SHEET


feights from West into effect to-day from Chi
eagoto New York being based at 2oc on gram per
100 lbs 3Oc fourth class freight and for 1.-Two
hogs. Charters: "A Norwegian bark. hence Bristol,
$500 bbls. refined petroleum, IS 7sd German bark 5000
Hamburg, 1900 bbls. do, 3ss. Sad; Norwegian
As. Austrian bark, hence bordeaux Antwerp 1000
quarters Us 1d Italian ship 900 quarters do.
hence Cork orders private Norwegian bark
25v) quarters hence TO Rotterdam 6s 3d Italian bark
hence Oporto 500 do, u.s. 3D.; Norwegian
bark hence Hamburg to Antwerp 900 quarters do os-
31-ltotterdam ia 3D. Italian bark Asa tons, Phadel
phia Lisbon grain I5c one 574 arrve). Pha-
dephia Cork for private terms barks 500
quarters each Philadelphi to st. Malo, 6s
The New York herald., 1879-08-05

10 5-l6e: low mddling, lossc mddlng, lo7sc. For fu
ture delivery the sales follows saturday after
one r. MAugust lOobales at l27c 100 at 2sc; sep
5000 II II 2oc 400 H. i9c October, 800 59c 800
Ut l0JSc, GOO at l057c 500 ut 1056c 2lOO at 1o55c
1900 at 1o54c 800 at lo52c., 800 ut lo5c. November
200 i04oc 100 1o3.c 100 at Ios7c., 200 oa6c.
January. loo at IO.45c.; February. 100 at lo53c
Total. 10 200 bales. To-day. up TO twoP MAugns 100
ut o5c 100 llooc.. 100 Ilo7c.. 200 at lOsc
400 H. l2c 100 Lie, 400 at lo9c. 800 at loc
100 at lie; September 700 at loc., 600 ut llu9c
1000 at 0sc 300 at 1lo7c., 5000 1t 05c 100 at
$500 ut lie, 30 at 09c 400 at 10 9sc POO at 1oo5c
100 at 10 9c 100 At io97c 600 ut 05c 400 Ut DE-
5000 at o5c 800 at j. io6c 200 at II ose 100 a.
a. Oic October 1000 at 10 4oc 23OO at lo41c LOO
st 800 at 10 3sc 700 ut l03ec. 200 at 10 4c
4os at io47s 100 a. 10 49, 800 At 10 5Gc 800 & At
ut lo45c, 800 lo4zc, 900 lo4sc 700 at 10 46c
looat lo4sc. 1000 at lo47c.. 500 lo46c. 12oo at
io37c. at io asc 0sse at io27c. 100
lo2sc., 800 at lo2!c looat 10 2sc 100 at 10 De-
cember 200 at lo2c 100 at 100 at 10 Doe 100
~ M e 200 :: be- io2Ss 400 at M oste p 10 soo 3 s
Ut l027c., 100 lo29c 400 lo.3oc., 800 at
io2sc.; 300 at lo.soc. February 100 at 1ossc
bales. Grand total 800 baes. The receipts at the
ports ws:alveston 1873 bales; New Orleans
s; Mobile, l6 savannah q; Charleston, 81 Norfolk 81
This day last 596 Total since September 4290o3
bales Cotton freghts closed follows To Liverpool
steam, 3i6d. I'D: SAIL 732d Havre. steam ssc., com
sail 16c. Hamburg steam 9l6c conpressed SAIL 1ac
FLoUR GRAIN-Receipts-Fou 2S.OO2 bbs wheat
56o32t bushels corn a33 500 do corn meal. 20 6bs
FiourThe market ruled steady under moderate inquiry
for most and firm demand for for export
The sales. including State, Western and Southern
steady and $50 bbs sold. Corn meal in fair de-
nand ard steady The sales 200 bbs and 1000 bags
The New York herald., 1879-08-05
Following are the closing quotations:--

Money opened at per cent as the ruling rate
call loans. with general collateral. On government
securities the rate per cent. In the afternoon
money hardened to per cent, but reacted to ~ 3
per cent. Prime commercial paper was discounted
at a per cent. and time loans made ut to 6
per cent according to the nature of the security and
the length of time. The Clearing House statement
shows $1l5 O3G exchanges and 50 394 2 balances
Government bonds q fraction lower and
The New York herald., 1879-08-05

Total sales at the Board were l91.942 shares, in
cluding:-St. Paul, 32.sO5 do. preferred, 1,O35
Northwestern, 81 .l97; do. preferred, 1,7G0; Lake
Shore. AGO; Delaware and Lackawanna, 1885,
Wabash. 16.900 St. Louis, Kansas City and Northern.
A,275; do. preferred. 1880; Ohio and Mississippi
6.S45; New Jersey Central, 6,700; Western Union,
b.700; Erie Railway. $780, Delaware Hudson, 2,100
Michigan Central, 1000; Hannibal and st. Joseph
1900: do preferred. l.6Oo; c.. C. & 1. c.. 1.l5O
Northern Pacific. 1,olo; do. preferred, $50: Pacific
Mail. 500; Chicago. st. Paul and Minneapolis, 325;
New York Central. rs.
The New York herald., 1879-08-05

The following despatch from the West gives the
movement of grain at the leading points there to-
day:-Milwaukee-Receipt of wheat II, 400 bushels;
shipment. S6.70O do; receipts of corn. 1900 do.
shipments, none. Chicago--Receipts of wheat.
12oSj6 bushels shipments. 3l2 1892 do. receipts of
corn. 3s7 .0s2 do; shipments. 275,3l0 do.
At the New York Mining Stock Exchange prices
were somewhat higher than on Saturday. Following
is q synopsis Of the days business:-
The New York herald., 1879-08-05
Ladelphia stocks were as

To-day was bank holiday in London. and as no
business was done on Change there were no quota
tions. The statement OF the Imperial Bank of Ger
many shows an increase of specie amounting to
a.S31, 900 marks AT Paris rentes were s2f. zoe.
In this market foreign exchange was steady at the
following rates:--
The New York herald., 1879-08-05

ber January 10 in February and IN March. The
closing prices of Saturday and to-day compared give de-
cline of II points in August lS in September IN octo
ber l3 in November 3 In December II In January " IN
February and IL in March Tho closing prices of sstur
day and to-day compare rs folows:-
The New York herald., 1879-08-05
FINANCIAL.

4 LEX FRprHINGHAM 4 CO..
IA Bankers and Stock Brokers,
IL Wall ST.
Stocks bought and sold in the New York Stock Exchange
three per margin and carried long desired.
Puts and calls secured good parties at from to Pa
cent distance from the market price, Explanatory
pamphlet. showing how stock operations conducted
and weekly reports of the markets. appicx
The New York herald., 1879-08-05
PRINTING CLOTH MARKET.

FALL RIVER. Mass. August 4. 1879
The market has been fairly in demand. with small
sales but very firm a. y &C. for 64A64 aud
3 . IGc. with sales Tor 60x50 cloths.
The New York herald., 1879-08-05

-DeliveIcd contract Saturday. LOO bales Current
prices OF spot cotton he following quotations are based
American standard Of classification and cotton in
store running quality than half grade above
o L vi rada
The New York herald., 1879-08-05
BUSINESS opPoRTuNITIEs.


YOUNG MAN WITH $500 CAN HAVE HALF IN.
in establishe business. with party having
Address with reference. wM O.. box i27 Herald Office
References given.
Aany do; Half Interest 500 Room d. isi WILL
IAN st.
ANY MAN. WITH $500 CAN SECURE THE SAFEST
Aestab shed money making business in Brooklyn. Ad-
dress BAkER Herald Office
NN NENERGETIC MAN. wIru SOME KNOWLEDGE
estabsned restaurant day trade Preferred no sgentX
Address CASH l52 Herald Uptown office.
A YOUNG MAN. HAVING FROM 1900 TO s. 600.
"A can have permanent position cashier and book.
keeper ia large retail fancy goods store doing good
gvep % 4 an % & rot
A REAL GENTLEMANS BUSINESS. RESPECrA
Able refined and paying $500 yearly profits Requires
intelligence good character and address represent
of city aud 500 requisites particulars except s n
Office
(,ANNERs oF FRUIT. FISH. SOUPS. vEGErA.
Nbles Sc OF good quality not having English agent.
can put themselves In communication with an English
box ian pos ose s oy addressing
EXTRAORDINARY oPPoRTUNlTi.--GENTLEM
IIseckng business secure interest In the
making article of merchandise patented W
Liberty ST. room ~
LNLOUR BUSINESS. RETIRING PARTNERS IN
Il tcrcst in well established hoase having the best
facilities for large and profitable trade remaining
TON. M Broadway.
INoR sALE-HALF INTEREST IN POTTERY, EVERY
iNGTOS 4 son. Trenton, NJ ''''''
LNOR sALE-AN ESTABLISHED BUSINESS IN BAL.
timore. Md profits large aud by patent;
rare chance Tor an active party with cash Address
CONSERVATIVE, Herald Office
DARrNER wANTED-wIrIi $500 To JOIN ME- IN
L opening tea store. Address j. J JEfRENSS, Herald
Office
DATENT FOR sALE-A VALUABLE PATENT FOR
J. sale For particulars address JOSkANN IIerad Office
DARry WITH 500 WANTED IN FIRST GLASS
legitimate business; advertiser retiring Home office
q East iith St
NNANrED-$I5,ooO, By MANUFACTURER OF A
W staple article as working capital has been estAb
ltshcd zen years Goods sell for cash Address STAPLE
box i24 Herald Office.
WE WISH 10 MAKE ARRANGEMENTS WITH PAR
w ties having facilities TO manufacture motors In
large quantities For particulars apply THE HuSsEY
st.
\NANrED--A POSITION FOR LARGE LIQUOR
w house salesman aud travelling agent eight years
experiences of large and desirable Western Job
bng aud retail trades also large trade In New York and
surrounding places; references sonabe Address,
with tnll particulars. : = hetsld ohco
Nl-ANTED-PARrNER WITH FROM 5000 TO
w $1,000; cash sales. good profit and safe investments
Address y. Herald office
IN -nn -PARrNER wANrED-INvEsT EQUALLY
.NOUV.makc THAI much per month, interview. CigM
store. ~ Dcy IT. 10 tol
ll nnn a PATTY w1rn rue ABOVE AMOUNT
NI.UOV.can realize $40 per week upon investment
i a safe reliable business Apply. for complete In
vestgaton, to MORRIS JOSEPH i+ist 81. corner Sd
r1 nnn RARE OPPORTUNITY; SAFE, EsrAB.
Cl.UUO.lished business. so to $40 week Horse
Wagon, Stock 1e. Address INTEGRITY, Herald Uptows
office.
The New York herald., 1879-08-05
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

ANTWERP August 4, 1875.
Wilcoxs lard closed at slf. Soc per 100 kilos.
FINANCIAL.
LONDON August As p NJ
Paris advces quote throe s2f 70c for t
account,
The New York herald., 1879-08-05

Savannah. SIG premium selling, BIG premium buy
ing; Charleston buying nominally l-5 selling New
Orleans. Commercial u 3-l6 premium. bank y
premiums St. Louis. lilo discount; Chicago steady.
l-lO discount buying. lilo premium selling. and
Boston, pence per 1000 premium.
The Northwest earnings show increase of
$40 800 ror the fourth week OF July for the month
of July an increase of S1i3.700 and for June and
July an increase OF $46i, ,0o0
The following are the earnings of the Milwaukee
and st. Paul Railroad:-
10
The New York herald., 1879-08-05

The following were the rates of domestic exchange
on New York ut the cities to.lay,--
The New York herald., 1879-08-05
FIRST B0ARD-l0:3O A. \
N IA Il u W Y "
.-.t D.I sAn

25OOO do. be
1000 G Falls n VI LIST II
100 l. Shore lst, cr j.
1000 l. Shore I'd, c &C !
1000 l. Shore 2d,c r. be J
1000 Nash a u lst.. !,
1000 Metropol'n Il ist |,
10000 No X X I c,as.bc
1000 do. ..........s3
1000 South Pac lst..
10000 kanPD Il 6's,as.
x.ttH a..4t sifa N
, 1879-08-03

mnst prepare just SO much matter in
inst so much time, and he naturally
,,renares it in mechanical way,
md it has neither originality nor inspiration.
rba audience listens in the same mechanical
Nv or doesn't listen at nll All this might
Ia remedied if the minister would stop when
The pump begins to creak and no longer de-
1;,ers the living waters necessary to the
ad6cation and sancifcation Of his people,
The congregation itself should demand that
Ia ston and not rosume until he has had
time for physical rest and spiritual refresh
,,ent. We have too much preaching. One
,n,d,ed and four sermons are ffty-two too
rce.,y, becsuse fifty two Of them will in
av,tsal:- be dull and tedious repetitions.
rbe sam. is true Of the singing, The choir
that persists in singing the same old
1onp metres and short metres out Of
fhe same old book gets lazy and
.hitless, md has no effect upon its
hearers, In New York SANMTs ':'Hold
lie Fort" and the "Ninety and Nine" did
not have half the impressireness Of his new
.onrs. What is wanted in the modern pull
nit Is fewer and hesher sermons and more
and better music. It would be for their own
advantage, for the benefit Of the preacher,
md for the greater glory Of Cop, if, when
minister grows dull and prosy, the congrega-
tim would order him away for stated time,
With Instructions to get up something new.
The Devil is always fresh in his temptations
and snares, and always attacks in some novel
ray, which is tho reason why he is so At
trsc,iye to the multitude.