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The following instruments in writing have
been fled in the office of the Recorder of
Deeds since our last report:
DEEDS.
Mary A. Derby 10 Julia Lockwood, 81, 900,
lot IL, square 1e2. John T.. Kendall ct ux. to
Dennis Congln, az 800, part of lot s, square
l6S. Adoiphus Ii. Pickrell ct ux. to g. De-
vens, $500, lot 20, SQUARE 16l. John C.. Fay
and b II. Warner, trustees, 10 Waiter Evans,
trustee, as. lot IS, square 23S. j. NJ McCalla
CT uX TO W. l.. Du Bots, : ~ so. part OF lots .
IL. Carringer 20 Cynthia Peck, *, part OF los
and "a, 456. Thomas Young, trustee, to l..
Johnson, 500, lot 30, square sd. Peter Dan
ney ct NIX. to Abraham n. Hazen, sl,e0o, part
OF lots 40 and II, square SOP. Chas. ID. Gil
more ct u&. to Laura Ambush, 81 400, l0t IS,
square SIS. Alex. r. Shepherd ct TX. TO Ho-
ratio Browning, 50 So, lots :, 5, ,, 70, II, and
II, square 1912. Andrew A. Howard ct ux. TO
Eugene Csdmus. s., 1875 lots Q, 10, and IL,
square 90. r. p. Dodge and p. A. Darneille
TO John A. j. Cresswell, trustee, 50 ,si1 %,
lots 80 and 81, square 2lO. VIM. Pagan ct ux.
to p. r. Dunn, 80, part of lot II, square $50.
Florence O.DOnnaghue to Asa owen, Sc, 100,
lots ., 6, and Z, Gquare 1s2. j. c. q. Kennedy,
trustee, to Susan v. Clark, 81 600, lot 20,
square So. W. II. S. Burgwyn TO Lucy
Read, and others, s., quit claim, for lois 8
and 10, square 200.
DEEDS OF TRUST.
David L. Cissei ct TX. TO {. G.. Glover and
d. L. Snyder, TO secure Il. III. Warner Si5),
lot so, square $50. Eugene Cadmus to II.
kilbourn and John f. Olmstead, TO secure
y. ~ /,
square 207. John l.. Orens ct Tx. 10 Cassin
& Williams, 10 secure Robt. f. Fay al 300.
part of lot 10, north side of Prospect street,
Old Georgetown. Margaret II. Hog an eft sir.
10 o. c. Green ct al, To secure John NJ Beit
5000, part of lot IL, square $50. NJ. II and
j. G. Hogan to Larnar * Calian, TO secure
NJ. u. Calian $500, part of lot III, square $50.
Walter Evans, trustee, and John 4 Back
man 10 Il. II. Warner and c. c. Glover 10
secure +. ~. McIntire s40O. lot -. square 2S3.
Lloyd Johnson ct TX. IN ThOs Young. truS-
tee, TO secure Louisa Selly S295. lot 81, square
GIG.
RELEASES.
j l. kidwell and w. III. War1 to Mary a
Derby, part OF square 1872 II. w. bowman,
Trustee, to Robert Tiden, tract OF land
called "ChIllum Castle Manor" Washing
ton couI ty, ID. G.. JAS. II. johnson TO Edwin
Z. Baum, part OF lot 25. square 4G9. Jas T..
Fitch and Robert c. Fox TO orvile z. Bah
cock, part of LOIS 3, 10. II, L and b. square
10l. +. w. Jones and Jas. Il. Edison tn Mar
garet II. Hogan, part OF lot II, square $50. p.
f. Larner and G. It. Davis to John c. II >
gan ct TX, part of lot II, square 500. Jas. r.
Russell, trustee, TO II. b. Blandy, lot Is,
square 200. s. +. LomaX 10 VIM. ;. Ander-
son, part of lot Is, square 46G. A. Hyde, trus-
tee, To +. A. Wright, lots so aud 81. square
90. John F.. Kelly TO Ellen Kelly, parts Of
lots 10 and 20, square 72I.
MISCELLANEOUS.
John H. StipchcOmb to Laura 4. Stinch-
comb 500, bill of sale on fixtures and stock
in store southeast corner Sd and L str eetS
southeast.
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nsThree are a mob according to law. This
iswhat a young fellow thinks when he ani
snother chap are courting the same girl.
~ Give US the old silver dollar, legal
tender equally with gold Cinciaadti Times.
/ es, give Us good many Of 'em.
" we thought the lesson would come. A
nan IN Kentucky has been killed by tobac-
CO. hogshead of ii fell on him.
fttsborg has recovered about $40, 900
worth OF goods stolen on the night Of the riot.
she has 100000 still to account for.
a man in Chsmeersburg, Ill, has been
sued Tor destroying properly by spitting
hbsceo juice on the floor OF a church.
~ In Constantinople shops and bazars
piscsros bearing the secresei formula.
so plentiful. '0'''e
ETThe Chicago Tines thinks the reason
why SO many boys We're In the mob was
that there are so few callings that keeps bows
out OF the streets.
~Mr. r. NJ. Bishop, democratic candi-
date for governor OF Ohio, is said to have
been know nothing candidate for mayor of
Cincinnati In 1854.
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rs Fido has not Joined i'm the strikes. Mr..
Conklin Osborne, OF Middletowp, CT, died
from hydrophobia last week.
@A Victoria, British American, dis
patch says, Sir James Douglass, founder of
victoria and first governor of the colony,
died suddenly Thursday night.
R-John Mcguire, an Irish pauper. aged
IS, committed suicide at Drogheda, lately,
on account Of unfounded jealousy of his wife
who was less than half his age
black races In four different quarters of the
globe, and never saw one single indiyid ual
move quickly of his own free will"
~An adDirer of DR.. Topper Holland
was amazed the other day at beholding that
truly moral philosopher emerging from q
drug store with q package OF botanical ex.
tract In his hand labelled, brain Fooi.n
~ The board OF managers of the New
York produce exchange have determined To
appoint a committee to consider the ones
ton OF damages by the late strike on rail-
roads.
ga person dressed In mans clothes. but
appearing to be OF the opposite sex, appear
ed on the street in LewisLown, Me-, the other
day, attracting considerable attention. The
Police took the m after in charge, and found
that 1t wasn't Q woman.
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TIE BOYLE Affair,

WHAT Mr.. CRANE SAYS.
Eater Ere1Iing !SdT:-Will you please allow
me sIace To state that the article copied into
your Thursday and Fridays issue from the
New YORK San and Tribune. relating to my
connection with Miss Anna Boyle's perform
aDce at Booths Theater are untrue in every
respect, so far as they relate to the under
signed.
II this affair is 10 be a subject of gossip and
scandal, IL is best that we have the facts
rather than fiction or falsehood, which is all
that has thus far appeared. / am prepare
10 vindicate my conductif required by docu.
ments that cannot be disputed. and shall dc
so II these false statements are persisted In
Washington, Aug. 4. 1877. j. 81. CRANE.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
Questions to the Health Board Con.
tractors

Editor Hdr:-I would like answers to the
following
1. Why did Mr.. Marbury, in his remarks
on Tuesday night, say the members of the
Board of Health receive but $500, when
every one knows all of them, except Verdi,
receive $1,000 per snnum?
2 Have Drs. Cox and Bliss still an inter-
est In the O1oriess EXcavating Company?
3. If DIR. Bliss thinks that members of the
board have right to take stock In every
thing here, contracts. &C., why did he have
his stock in the O. +. c. made out In the
name Of "Keyser," and why did DIR. Cox
have his ten thousand issued in the name of
his wife?
4. Did the ten thousand dollars worth OF
stock issued to them cost them a cent, and
what DIVIDEND did IL pay the past year?
s. Do nrs. Bliss and Keene int nd to give
up their mail contracts, or their positions on
and under the Board of Health?
have more when these are answered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-04

TIE ATTENTION of men of capital at
home and abroad, is called TO the advertise
ment of IL. IL. Warner, auctioneer, OF the
sale OF the extensive tannery, with steam
works and other appliances for a large and
profitable business. and the handsome we'll
ing on the premises, In Georgetown. ID. c.
TO be sold on Friday, August 10, 1877, at 9
O'Clock p. m. Such an opportunity is not
often preeenfed
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LOCAL NEWS.
Condensed Locals.

From j. c. Parker We have the New York
papers In advance of the mails.
Officer Felt, of the eth precinct, found a
dead white infant this morning between 4th
and 9Th and G and Washington streets, and
The coroner gave q certificate OF burial
The remains of Lieutenant Riley. who was
killed with General Custer in the fight with
The Sioux Indians, arrived here yesterday
afternoon, and were inferred at Mount OIivet
cemetery. The funeral was attended by a
nnm Der Of army officers.
The board Of Metropolitan police yester-
day decided TO discharge Officer MoOres,
Charged, with Officer Duvall, with cowardice
on the occasion OF the arrest OF George Mantz
by Officer Dunnigan in June last; and dis
missed the case against Duvall
female emplOye of the IRE asury depart
meut called on Assistant Secretary McCOr-
mick yesterday. and while writing her name
I'm The hall. previous to entering the room,
left her purse on the desk. She had Just re-
ceived her salary. and her purse contained
$50. Many people were passing to and fro
In the hall. and when the lady discovered
her loss a few minutes afterwards and re-
turned, she could not find 1t.
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REsUMPTION-Owing 10 the labor riots
and consequent suspension of business on
the railroads, the supplies of Milwaukee and
CINCINNATI lager beer were temporarily cut
OF from this District, but by reference to our
advertising columns Ii will be seen that the
agent, Mr.. Saml c. Palmer. Georgetown, ID.
C., announces the raising of the blockade,
and on and after Monday, 9Th instant will
promptly fill all orders for the aboye-nanied
beers, which have the reputation Of being
the best in the country.
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Road TO the National Cemeterx

Editor &dr:-In your issue of to-day. where
in Gen. Meigs suggests ''the removal of the
I Orth front of the War Department. Airing
ton as an entrance to the national c. metery,' >
i would further suggest that the government
bald a free bridge at Georgetown and a ma
tional road 20 enable the public to pass
through the old front columns of the War de.
partment to that national cemetery. / have
The honor TO be, very respectfully. yonrs.
II w w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-04

EMPLOYMENT AND WAGES OF WOMEN
Miss Jennie Collins, in her annual report of
the management of BOflins Bower, says the
Boston Herald, refers to changes which have
occurred In industrial employments since
the close of the war, and says: Before the
civil war girls wages ranged from So to 10
per week, and 81 was the cost of board. At
present her wages range from Sc to $50 and
upward, bnt she is Obliged to pay - for
board, and all that she consumes is Indirect
ly taxed to make up the 5000 900 this state
annually pays 10 keep breath in the vast
army of non producers. Women In coarser
grades of work are paid from s3 to - per
week, on an average 81. One of them when
asked how she could live On that amount
answered, "Ltke a mouse in wall" Wo-
men have crowded men out of their original
domain, not only in the professions, bat in
the industrial branches. In this city alone
20 distinct crafts are open to women, I'm en-
are only needed as assistants while not
more than 9 or 10 are exclusively controlled
by the sterner sex. There are co, 900 more
women than men in the Commonwealth but
in our hospitals, almskouses and prisons the
latter Outnumber the former two to one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-04

CANAL BLOCKApE.-The blockade at Sir
Johns Run is still continued, and the boat.
men seem as determined to remain as they
We're at nrst. Ihough the men and their
families are faring well, the stock is suffer
ing from want of proper food, as there is
scarcely blade of grass or n cut of hay to be
I0uno 1Or these animals in the neighborhood.
The committee appointed to wait on the ca
nal board OF directors having effected moth
ing ON Wednesday, they arrived here yester-
day Tor the purpose OF consulting the boat
builders relative to reducing the trIppage
rare, which amounts TO some twenty-five or
thirty dollars. The committee thinks a re-
auction OF ten dollars should be secured as
expenditure. A boat pulled by six mules
and manned by full crew is at an expense
OF nearly ten dollars day, and the boatmen
them safely through Cumberland ALieghaa-
to1i Aug. Sd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-04

PRICES jewelry store received some beam
tiful tyles of jewelry this week from al to
$50; the best 80 cent eye glass and spectacle
IN the city. No. 457 Pennsylvania avenue,
near TX street. ia
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We wish to call attention to A. Fischer's
Chemical Securing and Dyeing Establish
ment, No. 900 G street, near 9th street. By
promptly adopting the latest improvements,
whether OF American or European invention,
he is enabled to do his work in manner not
to be equaled by those not possessing these
facilities. His cleansing and dyeing Ladies'
and Gents Suits are, In fact, the cheapest tp
the city on account of his superior work.
Give him a call-9O6 q street. Punctuality
guaranteed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-04

HAMBURG edging and insertion, new lawn,
black alpaca, carpets, black cashmeres cot
tons, ealicoes, cassimeres, tiannels, canton
nannels, cheap at TOwson's. 7
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-04

HAPPY TIDtNGs for nervous sufferers,
and those who have been dosed, drugged,
and quacked. Puivermacher's Electric Belts
efectually cure premature debility, weak
ness, and decay. Book and Journal. with
Information worth thousands, mailed free.
Address Pulvermacher Galvanic Co, New
York City. 61S,d&kly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-04

MOODY CoMISG.-Informatio has been
received here that Mr.. Moody has concluded
10 hold meetings I'm Baltimore and this city
this season, Spending about three months in
each place. He has not yet determined as TO
which place he win commence work In.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-04

AARRIAGE LrcrNsrs no.. 49,, ,..,,,s g.
Rrss,ar men and Mary ]. Thecker: FREDERICK
"a na aer and Clara Gross; Samuel TTfnietf
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NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PAS
~ skNGERS.
The Steamer ARROW, Capt. Frank Hollingshesd,
s the only boat allowed to land passen- -
gers at Mount Vernon wharf. Pas EkH
ensers taking this steamer which l. y
connected with the Ladies' Mount Vernon Associa-
uonJ srOsd rldtns n snbEISsoSs thyss sstss, By
ether lines.
Bound trip, q, including admission to Mansion
An6 tsl 1slnds.
Steamer leaves 9TH street wharf daily, Sunday ex-
cepted, u at O g n and returns Abo ut .. IA.
J. MCH. H0LLINGSwORTH,
SuIt. Ladies unit Vernon Association.
FRANK B0LLINGsHEAD, Str. Arrow. jel6 Sn
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ANOTHER LOT OF beautiful lawns Just re-
celyed, In Lavender, blue, black aud brown
nkure; lsce stripe white goods, black cash
msres, black aIpacas, black silks. Summer
sAs' AZ carriers, 707 Market Space. I
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g 1T z TT E MS.

y THING OF BEAUTY Is JOY For
EYFR-Although DOCley'S Yeast PO5CoLer lays
no claim, in itself, TO beauty, il produces the
most beautiful, elegant and delicious rolls,
biscuits, cake and pastry imaginable, and
such That are joy and pleasure in the house
hold. Use ii for the celebrated Vienna rolls
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GREAT REDUCTION PRIcEs-we

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICEs.-We shall
sell straw hats, summer underwear ties,
hosiery. gloves, white shirts, &C, &c, al
very low prices, for cash, for the next 60
days; we also have a splendid assortment of
ladies and gentlemen trunks and travelling
bags, which we will sell at New York prices
at Lewis" go 9Th street, between / and
X, .
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Weather indications To-day.

OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,l
WASHINGTON, August 4, 1871.
For the middle states and New England,
rising barometer. cooler northwest winds and
clear or partly cloudy weather.
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THE MICHIGAN REUPBLICAN AssoCIA-
IIOS heid meeting last evening and dis
banded as political club and reorganized
as social state association, with a new CON
ttitutton and the following officers: EN-
Howell, president; q. w. Partridge, vice
president; p. T. Bowen, secretary; George q.
Maynard, treasurer. Executive committee
Hon. r. NJ. Marble, w. T.. Barton NJ L..
Higgins, Major William Sicl1les and Z Fl.
Tbayer
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THE ANNOYANCE occasioned by the continual cry
ing Of the Baby at once when cause s las
It should be promptly removed by using DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup Is cents rPr bottle. 1t
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DTTFpGFNT-I q houf IN

DETERGENT-Inquire about it. s,2,12
THE TONIC, QUININE, is peculiarly bene-
fetal to the teeth and gums. j. d +. Akin
sons Quinine Tooth Powder is one of the
best means of preserving the teeth and puri-
fy ing the breath. VS.
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4 YCEUM BUREAU EXCURSIONS,
IL THIRD SEASON.
STEAMER MARY WASHINGTON
Regular Trips EVERY WEDNESDAY.
Leave hstreet wharf at p. m; return q II D. n

DLEAsURE BOATS FOB aIRE.
II "a WATER STREET, -
Georgetown. D. u. ~
ty2l-ms JOSEPH PASSENO. -
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REAL ESTATE SALEs-B. III. Warner.
real estate broker and auctioneer sold YES >
ferday afternoon for Moses Kelly. trustee
sub lot 4, in square 81, on street. between
two story brick dwelling, to Nathaniel WI
son, attorney. at Al $50, subject 10 all general
and special Improvement taxes. Also. Tor
toward Harper, trustee, sub. lot 81, square
3d. on Vermont avenue between r and ~
streets northwest, TO Margaret A. Weaver, al
50 els souarp fOof ~'-~N
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IMPROVEMENT AT THE WALLAC
SCHOOL BUILDING.-It is proposed by the
District Commissioners to make certain ex-
tensions and Improvements, including new
wafer closets and play-rooms 10 the Walleeh
school building. The present play-rOom is
10 De torn down and the material used in
the construction of the building, which is TO
oe DUH OF orlck SO by IS and divided into
I've class or play rooms SO by 1G feet and two
10 be one story high, with eight feet ceiling.
and 10 cost about g, 600.
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ARREST OF ALLEGED THIEyEs-The no.
lice OF the first precinct last night arrested
three cOlOred men, who gave their names as
Joe Bell, Dick Wood and Harvey Bird, for
break1ng into restaurant On Sd street, be-
tween NJ and y streets southwest and steal
ing SO from the money drawer. Nearly $50
was recovered. "A colored man, named
Ed Howard, was arrested last night by the
officers of the first precinct. charged with
stealing q pocket book on the 4th OF July last
from Mary Carter and running away with
IL. he VIII be sent to A lbany, as this is the
second ofense against him for larceny
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-04

"GRACE GREENwoOD's" OPINION OF HE'S
ATTEMPTING To PLAY WITHOUT THOR
OUCH TRAINING.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-24
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, JULY a. 1871

Lag I've straw 81 5oS7oc i for New Ss and and I'D
HlbEsDal and unchanged 500 Dry corrientes sold at
10 iapu . and nearly nominal. At l2e for New York
Ns" payc Tor eastern aud Wisconsin, igot ior yearings
Mola95i - u and uonlnaly I2c ~ 30 test cuba re-
hS1g 9nl tgs rs or Foregn and domestic Grocery gees
Tmpentne oGa, a1r-,n advance: Strained Rosn qsoisd
= -g9sl m Tor gomon Do Good change in Iaror Pitch
Ni4@ Gen, faiy aul. and unchanged lInsesd t- eGic;
STnes Mon. aden - % 3c eached Winter do, i2dil
~, H0s,,ttSS> 4st, srd ii,i-- r19, Pm 81 ~
tonnage and thrre comparatively change
y we sn.I sst mp. 'emelt ior chartsrnS 60 yess,ls
corn isi, BOD; 5000 bash wheat, 5aai 400
aacsr' "a. To London By sail 5000 bush. grain. 5d,
~ 30 i,o i,o enl-. H95E q ooo TO Hayre' per steam
% Logs Maple 30 100 tons esureaeut Goods so; 1855
cotton Sod oi &C.. per gal. and % bblS Lara on &c: 81
terms l25 bids Taow lee and sj rae a. DO same price
.a-, ompfsssed Han &c Charters: Norwegian bark
l'tdng an Italian bark hence to CORK for orders, with
COZ tons hence Ia huenos Ayres with general on p t.
'li1i'A DtrA 46- tons hence O. santander, with ny
Trieste With 1000 bbi- Refined Petroleum Sd. clear
With 300 bbs efa-G perolsa1P P ans al s. Z io,5
a'e'iunt % 10y da u tsh ship 90 arrise recently closed
ANcrwegan bark hence 20 Bergen win 300 bbl Rehned
s.l,c viii 3st0 66 = Reine PER- a. s.
, IEi f9Lh1 N-pa % and nominal. owing 20 the strikes
quote 81 20 here IN on CITY market opened 81 20
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES opened stronger. closed scarcely
Grm, trade so0. Sales IiO bbls. New Mess. spot
80 -; Aag., quo-ed sli 3O4s4 80; sept, s4 50 II
81 45i second "cs' Aug, slf % bid, Sl4 IS asked
~r.f, 81 = bd, fl4 % asked .-... BEEF quiet,
cians.d Plan Ness I'll oaatI2 90 Extra do slS 90
5000 C,% hStra inda Mess, so o0aS 70 90 ~ BEE
MEATS qne tunly hcld Loose Cy Picked shoulders 1c
90 Hams Ia ll-c; ~ntfrd shoulders acc: Hams. 4.
ql3c Midi 90 nm salea 30 boxes Western Long Clear 7c
DRESSED ioG-,h gher OWING o railroad strikes city
7afoc. heavy to light &C. Pigs RD-Spot lots fnner
aciiFe ~ view ~ through railroad strikes
Fusur's shade better Transactions very moderate; sales
july ~ 20 4ZO tcs August % 35H93 u closing - 30
second 'car July. - 30 bf - - asked. August 80
bid - - asked, September t29 bid - e.;
ycuber, ~ l. bid - Decrnbe 81 OO bid 10
asked Remainder 20 90 bid. 20 10 asked CITY
Sales 100 uercts ~ 81 .. enueI quiet Continent
- q li2 Salea 30 ,lercrs Vest india ~ 30. BUiIER
MARKET hrm, demand moderately Gcuve prices uHaered.
tHEE. E-bull Iominauy unchanged. EGGs-Quet IN
c..nsCd.
rlCE-DuII at g. iiq7 iqc ordcm-stlc.
-CGAK-iaw dGl and sl nearv nominal ~ 9is l,c for
fair To- good refining 80 Mexican sold st ~ and 400
lhd- Cuba private TERMS Refined dul go if4 nc
f'r PoVd red Granua as 0l Crushed, IL Sc. Tor
Cut Loaf au II Il l-c. i-r -tarddrI A."
~lEA EAklA-Aarhcf Gru. sales lZ,OJl n; Choice city.
To- Pf.nie Western quoted is'.
TALLOW-Maraet hrn sales, 10000 lbs. Good 10 Prime.
WHGsKEY-M ct decidedly hrner consequence of the
sire 81 I railroad men. sales % oois At IL 4 ala 5I5
D9ls. a. II Il per gallon.
New-York tribune., 1877-07-24
cirrr.e MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.

nryr.rD - g. Ju'y ZB.--r ATLR Receipts - day 23 y
i.i. ts.l nr tr Blcl tnus f4r 4,ia. Arao asalf D. =
.... i-c-cs.e ~ - cars consigned through :
. .-t.nr alfs were -ua cary ter TIE -inpHa-e ~
hir,rr On iotG TIE Sew Yor Cri'ra and tfr fr.b. s
ss ~ a stand offerings com pare iaT1rloy Nth
i-rt ,s.,.f4. slim attendance 0i al classes o hifc'.
-,-rt sn b. ,,--rcrpfs today, so head iofa fnf JAt
- s. f.r q 500 mead a-tnst l4u0 last Wees consigned
tf .,.I sou h.al. M4.et active rif i.tH cue ~.
Ia .la.r, ~ - p ju. rll - - crl -
r lullg n tac uuaoI, ears 'sioA mi'' 'i'' 'l
rivtis .... ,..t -...f f,- t,. ,.sel 4 o-D
an-f $50 llst week cun's1e Ir9ts g. - uy Lt.. 7,
-' r-f,-- rv. All or-rngs tisu0-el OF; Heavy ahd
Yr-r,r. q. - Ju4s5 co. mainly 40 p % D. 81, t
pHftrffIIt. july CAfIif-tlrtti.t- i,t .l, vi" ..
pi heal. frt r1cit~ SAL ACTIVE toad io trme s0i 81
tt., : t..'.. sfauuu. G g. &c., Common > 3" be-.
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p-ns 40 - Ouet5 a.; Medium - 90; Common - VO1
s accounts 500 head Fair 20 Good q O0gs' 90
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5Iut MAR -t for shpfu- fhlI'5 -'"'.''.' ''' ~
trade I..lrs. - tpt3 co. ,oo. ..,,,t .,..ff
-frss.r.-. UNnt shipments t'W' lt'lti iil.
closed frr. common o. Good Heavy, =! JJafJ 40 Lhsh'
smooth -..4lUil-. rI IUHtf 20
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