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Quainsed when the girl and her mother
were employed in sewing for Mr. Bald
win While the hotel was being fitted ny
Mrs, Dor.ohue is reported 70 De re
spectacle. hard working womsn Her
daughter i rather volatile and fond of
admiration. but hit herso had borne a
good reputation Baldwin alleges that
the suit i. brought without cause. and
for the purpose of exto-,ion.
The -,O-.nile ride between Najnr p.c3
and J Z. Smith. al Oakland PARK yes
ter,!ay, WAS won By the latter in two
hours and forty minutes beating Pico
one minute and for'y-seren seconds.
SNAgrsvilLE April -. At one
e'civck ?. NJ Yesterday bank in the
Blue Point claim fell without warning.
covering mp aud killing outright seven
men and wonnding six more. souIe Of
them badly. The names of the Killed
are b. +. Henderson, Jas. H. Monk, Nj
chaei Sweeney. David latham. Michael
McWiliams. Thomas Mcdonald and
Samuel Sleeman Tie injured are Nj
chaei and Thomas Conboy. Michael
Flanagan. Jas Kelly, Robsr, Hamilton,
and Michael BrosDan- The injured
We're taken out AMI cared for as soon As
possible and theu water was turned on
to wash ont the bodies. which VAS no.
accomplished until late in the afternoon
TO day. Business is entirely suspended
to pay respect 20 the funeral ahseqaics
which take place this fore Don from the
Protestant and Catholic Churches. and
is attended by people for miles arosnd.
Only two men escaped without injury
out of fifteen
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~ ROPE.

LONDON, April IA T,aae,' dis
patch from Ce..,nge says that the Tur-
kish army has entered the country of
Meriii.es. The movement Of the
Turks respected towards Gozaako
PARIS. April ii, A panic occurred
en- the Boars2 shortly after opening. bn,
better feeling prevails no~
A t,legam FROM 81. Petersburg SAWS
that in official circles there war il re
eariej Is inevitable. but Russian milf
,sry measures don, indicate immediate
opening Il the campaign. II Is believed
taat Austria s'il make au sifor, at paci.
ties,.on, bat likely without success
Ie>DoN April Ia Russian and
TorAish securities are a, the lowest
points since the outbreak II the insur-
rCctiau The Turkish quarrel Nth
Mers,llies , owiuS 10 their refusal 10
10 fafri-h ne,,s t'r the Mar with
Maut~u"-rs
\ =. ret,rsbars dispatch says that
the rumnF that Instructions were sen,
- tile Turkish Charge Il Affairs Al Con =
stan'iuog.e - declare wAr sgsinft the
Porte, - unbound u
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4 NovEI. PAVING STONE Our sag-
da-: streets are 10, the only instance
ex'aat Of the utilization Of the exuvia
Of industry for paving purposes. In
the Black Country" Of England, they
have perfected .petsod Of moldinc
AID annealing the scori4 from the iron
bii,t Furnaces into blocks suitable for
paving Stone. The process consists III
taking the sag as il runs from the fur
mace and casting in mods After cool
iag down 10 dull red color they are
taken omt aud annealesi in furnace 81
"a 10 afford sure footing for horses
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I'D "A ~ GDEA .
Capt. Morse.

Will sail between the FoEtS = SAN FRANCISCO
VICTORIA. OLYMPIA sua DEPARTURE BAY -
pr following Time Tables connecting II Victoria
with STEAMERS for NANAINo NEW WYSTNIN.
sfER, YALE, FRAZER RIVER aud with pue-,
s-sand Mail steamer for other Ports sni NKw
TACOMA with Northern PAeidr Railroad FIR
PORTLAND. ASTORIA AID all other ifs,s..rt...t
psaiats ia oregca.
Through Tickets sold g. prlucirsl stations "a
Northern Pacific. Oregon An C4lsfuEnfa Railroads
cite kSers fsckcts tHs}s4e Mea:s EB! BeYtss
on p>ciCc Mall Steamers
TIE CITY OF PANAMA ALL issye a. here
cisco. April .ssth Nietrria Nay lHth san iran
e.-ce. NAY 18th Victoria MEy nth SAa Frsu-
csseo, ats wa Victoria June 4sh
THE DAkuf. viii iesTe >aa Frsnctss-o AIrli
9Th. seattle, April 18th. Victoria Apr1l saA .
saa FraacAsoo, Nay 10 >e.ite Nav T. We
''sraA. Mas u ssa Fvsnclsce. Ma B.. se4itle
te.s Victoria dane e
TiCkEr>-T Through Coupon Tickets NJ! -
SID ~ t5s different Tysnspogt-siu0 COMPANIES
freal Portland t0 ssn franei~c,s. ,1ese Coupons
Viii 10 god oA puee; soani Ma stssa.srs from
Tacoma D. Victoria
Tickets Ar sooa only - tie Steamers thev are
purchased fer. snd Mt Transferable xnd Il.
offered Sy any either y's-ssn than th~ party Saszs~
hAse they bear. sill be refused ans fan fare eel
tr~sta5
Fr~ish, for olynlpi. will oaly he delivers. hy
tie DAKOTA
II l. TIsBAIs
General &ssI, FIR Psg~t = and.
Pert TVs-nsead
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BALTIMORE. April l4.-Speculstion
in cora was increased yesterday by the
war runors from London. and orders
were received from Chicago 20 charter
vessels for the shipment of grain. The
sale of corn amounted to 900. 900 bush.
els, the largest ever sold in one day in
this market Charters to ship corn to
Cork were made at All advance of Cd
per quarter.
CUMBERLAND, Nd. April l4.-Col-
mans Sash Factory and Buffers Furni-
ture Factory were burned this morning;
insured for $4,000.
MILFORD. Del, April 1.-THE
American Basket Co.'S factory was
burned this morning, loss. 100000;
insurance. $4,000.
GENEVA, Ohio. April l4.-This morn
ing a man named Potter shot and killed
his wife ami then committed suic de-
Cause not Known.
NEW York, April Gable dis
patches say that the Car himself will
join the army on the cath inst IL is
reported that Russias advance troops
have already crossed into Pruth.
Ereads,uffs at Liverpool are s.rong.
general rise has taken place OH all
classes Of this commodity.
ST. Louis, April l4.-No mere bodies
have been taken from the ruins since
yesterday. Articles of jewelry with in
itials Of II. q. Clark and wife, were
found this forenoon near where their
bodies were discovered, thus completing
their Identification. Three more OF the
unaccounted for guests autographed
their safety this morning Malson and
Porter, of Indianapolis. and Adolph
Scheewipd. o. New York.
NEW YoRK. April Ii Money closed
at y to- 3. Gold. 6l(ds
WASHINGTON, April 1.-the Iowa
State Association paid their respects to
the Secretary of War last night at his
residence. Associate Justice Miller ad-
dressed the Secretary on behalf Of the
association. expressing great gratitica-
ton and pride nj his transfer from Cou-
gress TO more prominent position Of
confidence in him. as one whom Iowa
feel. proad The Secretary replied say
in4 III conclusion. concerning the very
responsible duties recently devolved
upon me by the favor Of the President.
have only ID say they shall ba div
charged according :" the b;st x: my
ability. aui ho,c by faithful
endcaYor IN Justii, ~ least. in part.
the anticipatons Of good friends which
you. sir, have So kindly oppressed How
we'll or i'll do this time will sh.w.
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sry e SATURDAY ; Or~s nixn
CALIFORNIA.

san FRANCISCO. April i3---Mary T.
II nnhuc las brought su,, for damages
II sloe. 90 Asains: Lucky Baldwin for
seduction Of her daughter. Lennie c,
McCoFmic The rar',ss became ar
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TIE wITkIs TNTEILIGESGEG.

T1sis "a &nf y>gpaisF Journal - Western Wash
fsG.oa. with the largest circulation - sny PAPER
IT, tia Territory. - Published every -s.grssay
caS.utug. TergaS Three Dollars per an
susn. ia afvsr 80 otherwise. s3.De.
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THE DAILY 1&TGIl1sEStEE II
Published every morning f-1ndays @I-
eeufsd All delivered - st-sri ,~srs here IL
tbs city, q. - eeuts fer seek. pssahi@ g TIE
Carrier s,Bgla copies 10 sslts.
PER sErass. $1,000 IA s3*ssce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-20
BRITISH TRADE REPORTS.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 19.-The circular of the
Liverpool Cotton Brokers' Association says Cotton
has been IN moderate demand throughout the week
Quotations Of most descriptions have slightly declined
American is in less demand and prices partially lsd
easier In Sea Island small business has been done
prices are steady In futures, business has been very
limited and the market closes dull at about Sgd decline
from last Thursdays prices"
\ leading grain circular says: "The weather has
been stormy since Tuesday with heavy rain THIS Is I'M
important as regards the English harvest the secured
districts OF Scotland but there is much grain still out In
the north OF Scotland, which will never mature. Inc
wheat trade has ruled quiet 10 all the provincial mar
kets and there little change M quotations generally
though, the face OF continued large arrivals az the
various utporjs, prices have been, III some IN
stances against sellers. ON the spot, white wheals nave
made extreme prices. while low sorts of Red have
scarcely maintained Tuesdays rates. The past three
DAYS furnish Us with average supply OF Wheat from
abroad The supply OF Maize and Flour has been very
small at this market to-day there IL fair demand Tor Cal
ifurian wheat at penny per Genital over Tuesday 3
prices American white and choice red nearly support
The currcncies that day but lower classes OF re are
penny To pence cheaper Flour is in moderate re
quest. but its value * unchanged Indian corn Is IN I'M
proved request AT pence advance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-20

t n PcnnsylyaniS 10 Pair 90 30; Choice s7,
10 ranoy soid 70 80 o79as7 20; Ohio do 500 bh n
81 sts9Y q 200 90 Southern CO. sG7 bvs P% g's
" ,0Gs3 W per cwt. Wheat dan bnyers nsa ges AZ
"a I,ea ~ NO q western, IN elevator Siso ,hhsy..
80 su ~ - ~ ono and Indiana Red Very bush
Mhlte Michigan 81 BOZ Rye IN small an 90 ~ -
19c or western and Pennsylvania. Corn anti 81 las
9,nsrn an1 western yellow n cars At gr,,9
Oats Ies acuVei holders finn: White Wesi.rn ~ H %.
latter FOR very choice Western Mixed stsinc - 80 .
Nmsk steady Western, s ~ At The Mar,fi,,e &c
Vembcrj Red Winter Wheat quiet but stoe d. 49, pic NO
SPOT ana October; 81 f0afl ~. November ~ ~ ~
nc Tor cargo lots Al sales for delivery In ee.,o oy as
ST LOUIS, Oct. l9.-Flour-An advance an ,s''oi
decline IN Eastern markets. caus0 rcpressio - md 4
lng Wheat generally unsettled No 3 Red F,f t ile %
=, ~ cash 2e2asl ~ closing A 2Gi, 49,, a
cash COrn-NO. Mixed, 42c cash ana ocfct. 20, n 10
yemher. Oats nrmer; No z, 251tG2gc can, 81 n Np
n0'smberi 2itc December Rye easier az 5l ~ -
ley dull, low grades neglected. strictly choice A. &C. bfr
" hskey steady at 81 ~ Pork dull. Billing 81 90 -fc
dull Winter, S2c. Bulkmeafs and Racon 20 ~ fsrl
bng trade. ReceiTts-60O0 bbl-. Flour. 80 0 al .l loD
d d9,o push Corn l2OoO bush oats; 300 bush H. 81
TOLEDO. Oct l9-Flour firm, Wheat .,sv. A..
achRan. ~ 322 "a do, ~ 3tia Amber IA "nts
and seller Noyemb.r 81 3O seller October Al seh sos
bid No. DO spot and seller October 81 ys 800 81 52s
Der, 81 - seller December. 81 30 No DO al Ia yf,m,
quiet but firm high miVcd 47i2 No 2sn.t u "a Corn.
vember 47c rejected 46sic damaged Al 1 seller No.
seller Nov, mher 43 &C. Oas quiet No ~, 3i new
October &c bid No White 2sl2c. Clover Sea -isr
$4,000 hush. Oats, 3.0IG bush shlrments uth Tom,
bush. G m 5000 bush Osts $500 bush Mare. ev0
Wheat quiet No White Michigan. a 50 hif 40 1870, 'd
81 80 Amber Michigan October ~ 35,s ~ ssf.
No Red Winter october, 81 2sa Noyember Al ~ 90
buOyant, No. November Ale. December AZ '"'..
For Cottoa f1rssts nee fVu PIg<
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liz sTocK MARKETs-RY TELEGRAPH

ALBANY y. T.. oct -CArILE-Receipts 5l2 carloads
being lj carloads less tan last week prices &c PEI p OF
Common TO Fair, 4La5c.; Mcum, &c. Extra, 6lic,
SHFFP Receipts, - calOans. being 10 less than last
weeks; Common, &c; Fair toGOod Iai3c.; Extra, 54cj
Lambs far supply; Common % FAIR 42GJc Far to Good
Jl2c.; Extras, 7-c; II rket about &c OF.
MICH CoWs-DuI an $4S per head Calves unchanged.
BUFFALO, oct l3.-CATrLE-Reccpfs lO1 cars for the
week thus far $50 consigned through $50 cars No
sales to ddy fresh arrivals consigned thOughi 81 cars o
through stock held for shipment tomorrow yards bare
Of stock.
SHEEP ASE LABs-R Receipts cars; for the week thus
far = Market dull and heavy Eastern reports re-
main unayOTabe; Canada Lambs held at weak yester
day X prices 1 loads On sale bus none were taken.
HOGs-Receips 20 for the week thus far l76 cars
Market fairly active with light Of stock quoable
Workers at s. 2Odf5 30 good 10 choice al - 80 heavy AT
- 2j0fj 40; common grades neglected.
CHICAGO, oct Sine Lrorers' Journal reports ChILF
receipts 1000. Shipments . quiet and weak Choice M
tive shipping 80 50 Native Butchers s2as3 30 Colorado
Calves II Colorado eicrs - % steers, - 81
Texans, - 5OaS3 20: StOckers and Feeders hr
changed.
Hoes -- Receipts 1000 shipments. 34N Packers
stronger ~ j0dt1 shipping steady at - lOqsJ so Light
~ 80 Closcl firm al odd.
SHEEr-keCepts, 1000 sales at $685. 0)
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DRUGS AND CIIEMlCAIs-Fa demand steady. OPIUM
80 currency duty pad Morphine - 20; Quinnr, 80 20
Tartar 26d52r gold; Quicksilver, 55e- gold Enesh
icals-sa Al - dSl so Caustc. a. ~ asa -
81 G5dsl g0 Bicafb soda, a. all gold; Bleaching Pow.
der 25aSl As, currency; Ch0Iate Potash Is 2c.
Essential Oils currency for ssssaTas S2ds2 10
AMI e. lz2 Tor Peppermint In Tin,
a - in glass Clutch 205sc gold Gambler d4 &c gold
Virginia sumac &55 1850, and Sicily, slOOdfllO q ton
ErgOt, 3jc
FLOURAND MEAI-FLOU market stil ruled In buyers
Export demand light aud j0bhDg trade very mOdeT
ate In instances further decline OF lOc q Dbl accrpt
Extra for West Indies, 80 30dfi 40 for England quoted
a. So $50 bhs No. 2, 60 bbs Superhne, 100
bbls Low Grade Extra 3,4OO bbs Medium Win
Ter Wheat EGtTa, 400 bDs. Minnesota Extra,
- 20 superine state and Western 81 90 - 40 Com.
Extra state - 5oGS5 90 Far 10 Choice 20 20
as 70; Common 10 Good Extra Western, - 5Ud
40 10 Good Choice. 90 S0dSs %; Common To Good
Extra Ohio - 5Ca$G 10; Good 10 Choice So ljds7 so
Minnesota Rye Mixture aodt6 80 Clear 81 20
40 straight, S70fl 50 Patent $Sds9 20 Low Extra
Choice 81 3Od$s %, the market closing buyers IA
FLOU dun heavy sales $50 bbls Qnclud
ing bbs for export ~ OdS7 5 Common 10 Good
Extra IS 75dSB rs Cool 10 Choice 81 2j ~ go Choice
duh sales $50 bbs huperne Western S3 5Od ~ 90 state
~ O0ds4 80 ..... BCCkWHEAT FLOUR selling e. 800
~ 40 per 100 bs...... CORN MEAL more active sales
bbls Yellow Western Jersey Pennsylvania ~ 5Od rs OO
Bfandywine IS 45ds3 80 sales 900 sacks COARSE MEAL
81 O6 Baltimore; Al ~ city per 100 Ms
-MackeIe quiet firm Cod rmer sales, 700 quntals
ing sale 500 h. e. 10 800 Passport Is 90 Massachu.
setts No. Shore Mackerel slsas2O; No. Shore,
sll 5Odsl2 No. do syGxlu: Cod, 80 37lVdi5 80 for
Georges and 81 10 for Grand Bank Herring lsdl5e for No
l boxed 20d22c. for Scaled.
FOREIGN FRUIIs-Firm. fairly active; sales 900 bIs
Layer 5000 bIH Loose l6t0 Valencia and 400 bDs Cur
rants quotations: Layer Ksisns So for Old e. for
New Ausesel 81 s09s4 Tor Old aud 81 2oas2 80
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New vseps SssPs pi, fru me- Sf
T15 9 Ssw ioe Observation-Disclosures, i22e sheled
25ad27c Prncess, sie Jordan sheled 49G I6N a.
Tr sc sm nylSS 7sSiac SSt% brazil Saraines sa1
ssi 1919 0 JAMAICA 61anss sss b
sOds4s by boxes Ma s7s ~ Figs Ga
GRAIN-whe better moro DONG fair sSp9s 5 Sf
sales $4,000 ush including dSso No O' 81 8Gsi IS No
Isl 5ses 26a No Chicago 80 10 sd MSaV Ws
g. Gs f? sss Am g. nat sesT %n NG
%nsT &c fd Wilt g t w Mo amSS Amber EnaSt q IS
WHITE 81 90 10000 bush SPRING arrive ~ an Req
6sf SDa 81 Tsss aa Closing u ~
asked No. SSrtGwest October 81 29 co.lng q 29
81 asked no Mwaasse octGber q o 2sG &iG 10
scasg sGSa "91Ty 1906 SSS5
faa g 4 %
Ba Eye quiet 8? 30 bush bag : coK SSI coo
bush including 2OirOO bush. spot Dsing, and migrated
Saoat Low Mixed 6Sc ah Mixed how ste
Mixed October COG closing COG 6d lc ahsa eSsne
81 Sc bid &c. asked; No october, GCdGO4c closing
S S s asked asked a bsejRScT G2 closing
S9. No. se @l &c. 9s White a s.
No. White. 37l4q3T'c Extra, 37c NO 5Gd5Ge 90 40
~' Fed EDS selling, sissss 40 ID $50 SO y
s2sas24 100 FEED $s MsTI9 Sna[p' d sII
8 2Ods2 IS other kinds without decided change;
HAY AND STKAWIn better recent far demand STEADY
Shin lug Hay, 55c. Retail, 6O0SOc.; Glover and SAT-
4Oa i5c Long Rye straw i5 a5Jc short do and Oa a.
4Jc, cash. - 80, -,
nomnally &c. gold ,..,.
HOPSZArriVas the week large brewers demands
small Il the at owners rsk ana represent
business prices as before Emmett Meis FURNISHES
the following Receipts week. G7y6 bales total since
September 1871 2O90S bales total for same period IN 1910
1868 bales export ceaTances for the week q "a bales
total since September 1877, 7y3 bales total for same
period 1876 1920 bales New Yorks new Choce to tancy
l3c Low "a Fair dlUc. Eastern, sdl2c. WlscOn
sins new Sal2c: Yearlngs, 4d7c; Odds all growhs 2dic
CalifOrnians, l5dl6c. 80
HIDEs-ouiet, steady; $500 Dry Sailed Chill. private
terms ~
LEATHER -Hemlock quiet; prices slightly Irregular
Union good demand-all stocks moderate Receipts or
the week 1898 Sides 1886 bales Exports $1,000
Sides VIZ lO2OO to England and 800 the Continent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-20

In State bonds old Tennessees were steady at
4234 closing at decline to 42l2. The 3-G5s of the
District of Columbia were at "a. Louisiana cOnsOls
stitfened to S534.
In the shares OF the city banks, Commerce sold
at 100, and at 125.
In railroad bonds, Hannibal and 81. Joseph con
verbe gs sold at rs, regular way, and 79l2 buyer,
10 days. They then rallied to so, against "A yes
terday morning and 50 OH Monday. Jersey Central
conyertibles were strong at G6ls Rock Island new
Is were firm at 1O6ll and st. Paul sinking fund
steady at 81 l2a 91bs. La Crosse division rsts de-
clining to 1O3 and 1910 selling at oslo. The Lake
Shore bonds were firm, dividend bonds at 1O4ai,
and con. frsts, registered, at 10Y. Union
Pacific frsts strong at 100; sinking fund
Welding to 9412 Central frsts, San Joaquin
branch rose 10 s5l2 Missouri Pacific frsts were
steady at 81. Michigan Southern sinking funds
selling at 1l1l2; Erie seconds at 1O33i; Wabash
consolidated convertibles at 50; Great Western
trsts of 1868 at 92, and Louisville and Nashville,
1898, at 90.
The sales of gold were restricted in amount and
all Great 1027sd 1929. The market was quiet.
On gold loans the lending rates were ll2 =, and /
for carrying, fiat and fer borrowing / per cent:
The Treasurer paid ont $4,000 com interest, and
$40 90 in redemption of called bonds. The days
business OF the gold clearing department Of the
Bank of the State of New-YOrk covered: Gold
cleared. SlG,2l70O0: gold balances, $3.50, $50 ;
currency balances, @91l, l01. The gold quotations
1O..........lO21 1929 3..........lO2@
Foreign exchange was dull, selling rates being on
the basis Of 81 S0aS4 S0l2 for sixty days bills
and 81 S5aS4 S5l2 sight To the &. We annex
current quotations:
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NEw.YoRK. oct le-BEEVES-Arriyals. including a few
at 6Oths yested "a cars at Jersey city and 80 at
making l,55S head Total week, 10 300,
against $40 the previous week The light rain last night
cloudy ana damp today unavorablc FOR active
market, let alone the heavy run of cattle We have
had. Besides the fresh offerings, there were some
OF cattle sale After dull
trade, with c0ncessions-a about &c at B0th st.
from the prices VI Wednesday stock finally about
closed out There genuine Texans but half
breeds easssd ColoTados We Ike the eAse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-20

There was no essential change III money to-day
and per cent was about the ruling rate all day.
with occasional exceptions at lower figures. There
il no change in the rates for commercial paper. The
limited States Treasury, at Washington, to-day re-
tion. The customs receipts were 100000, and the
internal revenue receipts were 100000. The fol-
lowing is the Clearing House statement to-day
Currency exchanges, .TsO,sll ,ol2 currency bal,
snces SO, 467 100; gold exchanges, $6s57, 1885, and
gold BALANCED, 81, l37,b67, o, -.
The Bank Of England gained Ell 900 bullion " on
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Netc. York. Aug.15.1s7i' "
DROPOSALS FOR $1,000.

A BON UF me IITl OF NEW-GUNK.
Sealed Proposals ~ De received 40 the CoWptrics nee
until MONDAY october -, = AZ O'Clock. u. when
VIII publicly opened pr the whole part 4
the sum Of So 90 ASSESSMENT BOEu> or IIiECfTY
said Bonds will bear interest az The rate pr cent pr
anuur PAYABLE the ~ MAY and November
year and ne principal viii be redeemed the ls day u No
vembcr. 1850.
Each Proposal shOui De sealed and Endorsed PROPOSALS
FOR ASSt.~SMEN BON DS or TIE CITY OF NEW.
YORK" and inc.osei IN second envelope addressed % the
Comptroller.
The light is reserved the part % the Comptroller to
any ~ Of the bids If ln las Judgment tlC mtCrtsa Ot
the Corporation require 10.
For full Information City Record"
JOHN KELLY, Comptroller
city Of NewYork, Department Of Finance. Compuolers
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Oct l9-l23O D. m.-Consols 95l'Is for money.
oG for The account bOnds-New hyes, lOoisi lfie
Railway shares 1875; Illinois Central 7s2i pennsylvania
Central. 300 -, &C.,, ,oo,-
IoNpoN oct. 1880 p. m.-New York Central, lusia
Paris adyces quote per cent Rentes at LOG francs 1872
centimes for the account.
LoYDoS, oct l9-2 p. m-Erie Railway shares, IA ia.
LONDON 1SL3p m.-1he amount OF bullion gone INTO
the Bank Of England balance, to-day, Is $1,000 80
LONDON oct 49, T. MI. ;. bonds, New hyes, iOo;
Erie Railway shares 1874 The OK discount Tor hiee
months open market ~ per cent which II per
England rate. Paris advices quote
per O6 francs 81 . centmes for the account
LONDON oct 1850 p. m.-U. = bonds-4 rs, lOs'si
p.fortys coup. lO7 y; New York Central, 1919.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-20

Futures quiet and points IONeT sats last HguI UfUU
bales $500 80
1897: March 400 ll.2S; total, 500 bales second Cail
october, 100, ll.27 January 100 llO3 100 iLO2 total
800 bales Third call: November, 100 llOb; March, 100.
Il3l total 200 bales to-day To october,
100 80; GOO ll29 $500. LIS 30 ll2G 1000 III
BOO % 800, I27; 300 l2G; 100, notice, ll.2S;
november 200 1903; 900 Oj 100, Hoo 1000 II %
900 O3 300 lOj; December 2,70O, 1895 500 1899;
200 1895 Loo, 1885, 100 i09a 200 10 90 200 1927
100 1885, January LOO, llu4 1900, llO3 300 lIO2;
100 O5 300 HOP 100 l03 February 100 1l.lG 200,
lib; March 300 LIS 900 1880 100, l2g; April 800.
l4O; 100 ll4l 100, l42, May, 100, ll5i June, 100,
llGG total. % 700 bales. Grand total, $4,000 bales.