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The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-09-08
Captain Bainbridgc's statement.

SALT LAKE, Utah Aug. 25.-The
following is the statement Of Capt. Balm.
bridge, commanding Fort Hall: Left
this post 2 Z. NJ ON the 10th inst.
Tor Gen. Howards command, with an es.
cort OF 10 soldiers and so Bannack and
Shoshone scouts, authorized by Gen.
Sheridan. Reached Gen. Howard at
| A. NJ, the 22d inst. having marched
$50 miles. Howard was directly on the
hostiles' trail one days march in the
rear. marched With him ooe day and
left him ! 5 miles south of Heury's Lake.
which place he intended to reach the
same day. The hosties are badly de.
moralized. There are not to exceed
2OO fighting men of them. l found
the freighters aud ranchmen along tho
Montana stage road in the valley iu
demoralized condition. Freightcrs who
were on the eroad between Sand II Holes aud
+. valley at the time the hostiles struck
there had left their wagons where they
happened to be, in most instances
loaded with valuable freight, aud had
taken their stock to places Of safety.
In one instance | found two wagons.
one loaded with metallic cartridges. and
another with powder but the hostiles
had not disturbed them. AS soon as
| passed over the road freighters com.
menced moving again. Believe hos.
tiles have disturbed no freight on the
road. Howard was pleased to get the
Indian scouts, and thinks they will do
him good service. Howard aud com.
mand are having severe campaign,
but all seemed in good spirits. hoping
to finish the hostiles 10 short time.
CAlcAGo Aug, 26,--The Ir,bune's
Washington special says govsrpmeus
does not fear a general hostile combina.
ton of the Indians against the whites in
the northwest, which some persons pre-
dict. The hostility between the tribes,
especially between the Sioux aud others.
will prevent it.
There is no intention of relieving
Gen. Howard from command. The
secretary of war thinks he is dong the
utmost possible with few troops he
has.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-09-08

An !nci cideEt Of the Civu War.

The Oregonian publishes the fol.
lowing "reminiscences of the "unpleasant,
ness which it says has been going the
rounds Of the press AT Fair Oaks,
while standing in the very tempest OF
death, with his sword uplltted in com.
mand, Gen. y. o. Howard had his
right arm carried away. That night,
after Howard had suffered amputatlon,
aud was lying spent and racked with
pain n box car which was to take
him to Washington, Kearney, who had
lost his left arm in Mexico, drew near.
and, looking into the car, said !:
Howard, old boy, Pm sorry for you
sorry with all my heart but, Howard,
| have just thought of something.
When you get to Washington, buy a
pair of gloves; send me the right and
keep the left yourself, and | will divide
the cost with you, and hereafter we will
live moro economically And turning
away, Kearney muttered: That is
better fox him than praying, and then
Howard can bca, me praying any.
vav.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-09-08
List of Casualties Of Gibbons Battle.

After Gibbons battle the bodies of
IL Indians, children and squaws we're
found Is whom were bucks. Among
the latter were Rainbow, who wanted
to burn Camas, Black Tail, "rich in
horses and mouey," and Tuhoothoolsu,
the chief director. The following is .
complete lis: Of Gibbons dead and
wounded: Killed-Conpany A, Capt.
Logan. private Smith Company e,
First Lieut.. Jas. II. Bradley Company
ID, Corporals Isaac Eisenhart and WIN.
II. Payne. musician Michael Gallagher ;
Company Il, private Matthew Batterly
Company +, privates VIM. d. Pomeroy
and James Muggins Company G,
First Sergeant w. II. Martin, Corpor.
ais Robert Il. Sale aud Dominick
OConnor, private Go,licb Mantle and
John O'Brien; Company H, privates
Mckenzie and L. Dakc; Company l,
Sergeant Michael Hogan, Corporal Dan
McCafferty, private Henry Brouis F.;
Company K, First Sergeant Fred
Stroth, musician Thomas Steinbecker,
Artificer John X 'eiss Second Cavalry,
Company l., Sergeant Ed. Hogen.
The officers wounded numver I've;
Gen. Gibbon, slightly; First Lieut..
Wm. L. English, seriously; Second
Lieut. G. A. Woodruff, slightly; First
Lieut.. c. A. Coolidge slightly. The
citizens killed are l.. G. Ellicott, John
Armstrong, David Morrow Alvin
Lockwood W. Campbell and Mitchell
Thirty Unlisted men and citissus were
also wounded. .--.Stdndord.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-09-08
From the Front.

HORSE PRAIRIE Mont, Aug. l6 1877
Ed. TELLER:-On the morning o!
Aug. 9;h Gen. Gibbon with 6 compan.
ranles CT the 7th Infantry overlook and
completely surprised the Indians on the
Big Hole at 4 O'clock A. NJ. The
surprise, although efiectual, in improv.
ing from Is to loo Indians was not as
complete as it may have been; but we'll
enough. The Indians captured how.
ltzer and 1000 rounds of IS calibre
ammunition. The former has been
found, the latter not yet; but there is
hardly q doubt but that we shall fud a
portion, (the cal part I mean) before
long. After the BATTLE I went over
the field and the sight was the most
horrible and sickening l ever beheld
The banks Of the creek where the wa.
ters had washed away the bank causing
1t to tumble over and in the space be-
tween the caves and the bank was lit.
terIy lined with the fostering, half spu.
trid corpse Of the Internal redskins.
Tuhoothoolsu, or whatever his name is.
the war chief that is credited with
planning the whole thing, the one they
had in the guard house at I.apwai is
most certainly slain and his head is cut
Oft for chronological purposes and will
soon decorate the surgical department
ut Washington, nor was this the ONLY
place where the bodies were found, for
on the fat where the village stood many
bodies were found in holes wrapped up
in blankets and robes, among them Jo-
seph's two squaws aud his son. The
scene was fearful, yet satisfactory. The
Indians the day after the fight made u
long march up to Horse Prairie, 6 miles
from Bannack city, and there killed 8
men and 10 Cinnamon. They are now
il Lemhi valley killing everything they
can find. Howard is in hot pursuit and
will catch them sure. The Montana
volunteers have turned out uobby under
of Mr.. Clark Baker of Deer
Lodge. Everybody from the general
lown to the cook Of pack train is in
ent Oh yengance. The greater part Of
iibbin's command volunteered aud are
with US. Look out for string news.
PARKER.
The teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1876-1878, 1877-09-08
THE ROOMS AND BEDS

Are comfortable, neat and we'll ell-furnishcd, and
every want Of the guest is anticipated and
supplied. RAYMOND SAuA,
l-tf Proprietor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-31

NET YORK Tuesday, tfi. i'l l-''-
Business VIII -roats c..'a5.. i- ..- ..i.-, l
.l'r..nc- -..r ,.f .a' @ .i }.r a.,.r.
ia1 1 ioI sap ,'.D. .s.f'n wv ,l
I.1y.re s-e careful m uisag ttar .eleet ad pi.cls--
olly f.r trle rea~-ofrnt o. While o.,
mana hu,A of n-sI4-- i1- Do. Come "i n.Nr.- ~.
lightly I,t ofUin t.ld. hpHu fna- -tisltl, gael 2.
9o'i f-'.f'H'lh ~ ''' ION e.F,', p...a
ac"ous haze 'a1cr liie ano c'aer--ons are if
.C1IION pJDD~-Inr demand i1i moss staple snoio BIAS
,.r ,o,i.i TO- -r-i b. some MISE o cotton a,ois
Eaye trea DO De''ri a,. tAi ii" ''i' ~ .' t 1
Lb.i,, a.. -til 20 -,es- u a.iati'- -.,. r, g., .
steady lui htr request frr These goods 1ut eline rnSes
s co., on rr,i.o1 -- IT.. ~ . '' .a
BLEAriEp -HEfrlNG- And 9HMrlNo7-lob.sr.
a..'1 .e.i a ,.ry att rr..t -aI- ~ IT, Or 3, r,ra'sr
l.- , t4.eI D. role.l, sized .- D.s .4c. !u.. -i,.
good aud i1es .a-,, blt 900 home account h. 10 beng
aqr, from retailers 90 'teaay prices ana l".r 'ai.'
'I.,GTr,E I"1 ADJ m.,i'na, ,-a,.- si.i.
caa2. hands fo moderate aggregate vhl, iar goods nrr
m 5aser ae oosgg gar around in so9s
C1Hsfr JEANS AND -ArrEES--ra,re 80 very ustle
in good request b., d~-erp tols steadily lti. ind ,p
lneuti 81 80 OF -",.l f'i 10y i.1s ,...,
nul u mole ti demand 20 s..le' pt.' @o s NJ l''ii-'
continue small with most relative ACTIVITY b. N'
GRAIN BAG--IAe demand good. and prices lrl under
I4It suppl &c..
PKINf gLprHs-rhe market IS tc SAME a. or some iir7
ra.f qurt .ut .r hanged QuntA cAii4 ii-"l7 81. lIs
.,-i saudtIfs $685.. cl-h and 5b1hos fir ct-h MANN
flrurelr very hrn u view ." prices 10 CLOSE, a.s
cash. s.-i az riu-f -io.a 80 rail-
g..,r. oct. 20. l.OIUlFu pieces.
pfis nrtr I'D fuli market WIN d-rl- Au'
f.ssr,iHls -lt n tne argrr rtt Toe JoDhn- tAA NV
r b. more ltrs liberal distribution h4Fh- urru tI''t'i
Fl. b f- OF certain s.rDrr- -hft.UEs are u itil dc
.eal frI turkey and riuAa. reds 100 NJ il ihr' nt.
finries 1rr dH.l mourning. and -''s qleii ,, =. r
gradually diminished 4lt production -li i'4 ...i I Ia
Ir- Hamilton Shout i' F.l
H. trreto Manufacturing Compant- have been -tnYr',
Ion r,r present follow ~f@uL. were mace en- a
plrx rrilra c -Dutnbrdge do J'fc, anu L'4 giH''
Be-. - -. do. ..,..t ..t
9INgIia --tAiux dress styles have u"rA M hu'l az.
s.,r demand and best makes uruf Lth a. ,irltLt
rates staples AM tuces are in fAr irnhna sumo nr'l
ffar selling closely have b-t l4irl"l,
deliveries order. hffe been iiiAte CAS- q"
6..f d.. sfy- are conparatiS small with agents
DRESS GlODs-rber1 has been "A noi~fait inquiry ioi
fancy cotton fabrics first hands, ana p"fh -rths hp'
recorders are together fair aggregate some Description
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-31
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
TUESDAY oct 20 IS77.

AsHTs on'.,- steady ro's -. Te1s ,.-r am,
t4nNrQ1--. Unchanged. Brush 7o-e. Green
,II.I>G HtrEaIAis-comuo- Prick -'eac,.r ov.
Scr s-I.. itl' DOL I'..,'a 10 ..r-. u.s.
- .,vrrsiIav Her. $3.50 q, Fivgiile .lsrt-,
ie.... Domestic l.m,ut hfy active, -t'a" Foreign
ha-,.. ..a.-. s.a,- 81 ... tn. erfd-ll ,o. Laih
-e.l D,-,, Srtf -,r b. b.l.. fu
l-a -.' .o-.4eI f.u.a..n ...i. -.' Iia-iins ? +.
f-r y.., iue uare active. tra ,iocs. no.,-..e
!ar.N0. trcasa -od ping as lS rii -p 20. 74- ~
-.l .aaoo- is..' - i. $500, ', .-'.. v
E. ~. t- 81 $50 a.. ..r COMMON gor narrow.
s-rs-- p g. ordered care., - 80 eo Green tloorns
alo..ae ..,ss by Gag load, walnut f1oas77 80 = n :
god u.ils stock SAILS quiet unsettled 90 t- t5@'2 90
cc4,,>t. INV, 9 pcaapFci .. 9g.sst
CoAL--ar.ts suction cae.s regular trade: tnoYuces re
CO. wee. oyer ,'r. ,',l ''s 'i'i' - I4'.I
3su ,.iaor, and and ss Niraira G'-. -. p, So cum
.ei.-at a.e - i, ,-,. ''''-' ''-'' .'' ''1
C0c0a-f-.r ear-- ou.sa qui.. lti2olfc- 30 Doiniu
rt1fFtt-Nli snt .tcl5y sales o., base Naracaibo
o1d e. FOO mats s,ace4ssar quoted l-a2o eod or ~aea
pre- rr,ae j.rr,. ~ qu.et uucLaHe.l so bsg- .ail
tarat 90 he-s. second bands jt-'@ bass C4"' Ions
... l-. r.a...-Tt is a. -. O. o,ta
COOS. tADI-. n..ir.. better tu.inc-- Imply ioe,
hr., 're.. .r-a4y TO- Prime @.sGs +
-,.- IS sugar -nooss with Dead. g, n.ues - q. r.
I.a lsi I4re -looA.. - 5oas7.
s o 'r -lie I. . erman1 AL n3 , 95
ST., -.p, % ror,s So 20 bales against y. t. Gay
is rsrA. '.. @t i-t year. -nce ~eliraotr o+''e''
LaifN. ~ l.i.f tii. ~ s- Ne't'ttttt'A"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-31

no 1877 Prunes now here Layer Rasns 81 45nt1 80 for
Old and 81 20as2 80 for New Valencia. ~ SIC Dates
Y ~ Sc currauts New ss7 se; Siron Leshqn cp 40
Iansuedoc 22c sheed. .5pd27o.: Princess, e. jordan
9fsg f fHf smyrna sSla Sat; IRA
Is9fsfss fcmons' S5sss y boz innafs Oranges 4 as
y bbL nv aucon-S,o0O bxs Malag1 Lemons, s. ~ -,
81 s. p 5000 bxs. Messina do i3 50es3 10 80 = 200 a.
eionlr 800 bbs Amera Grapes. 81 Z5ds7 03 1oV A'ss
flour AND EAL business in ILoT r Only to m@e nod
era,e extent and msrst in buyer. i9Tor n9b 10 TpBp
pressing Total sales lS.' bhls - 30
b6is Medium Winter Wheat Extra $500 oo; Mnae,9a
E ETIT or Wt Pf na ~ ~ a. a 80 Qacons .
~ So Superfne state anc Western = ev1 - =. s
% Is Common Good Extra estern, - !0es5 10 SaG
t. C9Scg % ~ 6 - 5@s so Minnesota Extra rye
Patcnt ssas9 500 Low Extra - s5et' 20 God i'I'
Extra, common 70 Good - Spq - -' ,,1 1i' "
so llEHE 100 6bs Common 10 Good Extra
81 75dss % Fancy Family. = 25at. So RYE ILot
fancy .....BUCKwHENr FLOUR selling e. 30 nag 80 p
100 a.. corr MEAL dgh saie. a." e'.- - sfI ,o
Willie state - .5......C0AHsE MEAL steady sales
GE&iN@hca opened shade lover END cs'e s
rather more steady W 'h mogI@ie Xpof ana 2'a s
100 bush including $1,000 bush srot No -gnng
! 7aLSsI 80: So Miisaafee - 2s.esi So No.
NS Winter Red Wes,srn ii ii NJ 4iiq Amber WINTER
no 2Wntor Red october II Il p cosnF 10 eid e. ts
3d. December ~ Az. closing : Al = 5d. y - asSra
30 9linf ,',.leI - e ri1srr =. SIS,
h.d; ~ - asked o. Lcceuner ~ cig.na = --.i ~
-le; 300 bush migrated WesefR ,4 It ,b,5e e
frne modcrate export ialr Mating demand. r.es $500.
bush iW9 Io|r4 CO. e'".r r, siatc -2r. BARLEY
more act.ve ~alra 20 600 bush Choice canada 81 ID
"a. " Sc 70 It fyo bush bag 81 CRWHEAT di %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-31
COTTON MARKETS.


BOSTON oct 3o-Cotton quiet Mdilng II ',ca Low y u
ding a 4c Ordinary. iO'c. not receipts 3t3 baIo
gross 10 bales; exports 60 Great Britain 5000 DaIcS
stock. 5.hF2 bales. 49,
BALusoLE Oct 3O.-Cofou dun aud easier; Mddlng lOIs
Q lcs low NIfIiuR lUrflu'lc.. Gout Ordinary lo81
ir'c not receipts 4l3 bales es~fis coast
WISE 200 bales sales, 200 bales spnn,T* 90 o@cs s"eS
2.f-l bales.
CHARLESTON. oct. s0.-Cotton quiet and easy; Mddlnc
TO-. 10y hidIing lo--c GOOD Ontls1' ~ &C.. pes
receipts. 4eio aas eypcr- 20 France, i.5"I ba's sales
GALVESTON, oct 3O.-Cottor dull anf heavy; Mdfing
l02r. Low NiddIng l0i-c Good Ordinary Hir. net re-
ceiDs 1850 bales; eOaswlse. lOii bales sales
2+j bales stocs. - 7fb bales.
LorIsFI-Lg oct 50.-Cotfou steady Mldding iO2sc
MEaPUl- oct 30.-COu0n quiet Kidding. lobe receipts
5ta bales shipments, -O't baes sales, 200 Daos sfocS
H0fllf. oct 30-Cotton easier; Mddline. lo'.2I0t2c
Low N.ftHnc ICuIOis,. Go0i Ordinary. 9llr95sc.
receipts 1910 bales, exports c0astwsc 1901 bales sales
loo babes. st'cs 26.053 bales
NFwDElEAN-, oct 3d. otrOn quiet MtthnG l0aici Low
Nting ihsc; Good Ord nary 07sci net receipts, s0t1
bales lDOij bats exports, 10 Great Britain, -
bales o France -u-I bales sales 1000 bales. last evening
400 Dll-r. ,iu,s. lNN,i-' htlr--
PHILADELPHIA. Gct. 3O.-Coton steady; Mddlng II Gc
low hIid.Hr II ic Good Ordinary, I'D ff.. net receipts
9l- bales 1913 hfasi sales lf~ bales; sfnncls
1872 bales. tn arrive, 7E bales. stock. 1876 bales
SAVANNAH. oct sO.-tstfO quiet end dolls MicHuC
lOL4lfo'f.c- Low Mddlng l0fs4l1ltcs Coed Ordinary
&C.. net rcujs 561t bales $50 bales, sales, Z4J
bales stocA o6,j-i bales
WOOL MARKEr-BT TELEGRAPH
PHILADELPHIA Oct 30.-Woo in improved demand Prices
firm. without change. The supply light Dut sufficient
for the demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-31

call
bIFfNN. y .'c.- o' .'"t -''iit ai' ul'i,i ,-i
7'ie- 5000 I'H i-.' I- l'. ,'.'. ''i.- OBJ, ".. .,'
.ti'1 ~ @ ~ ~ - ~ ro-,t FL -.I. --
H. -.-.- b., ..- -t ... t-l. T-l. g..f.-. ,r.r.-i nj
81 .'''.. .- . ID, W.. ''..r-.... .i- .,-.s.
.-n - v.iri .f-,..r -,fI.r,. lr. -.. ii-...r
. .. .l.. ,r.-- -.r,..a.g.I IIir1 ~ .r.- boz rl,r
'rI l.., 't, -.,' ,.,F ana. Fr.,gi-. .r.f.-1.,
'' 90 ..l tt-...Itl ,,-f GIN. 0.r- -Lg.
to --N-f Tolls iN. 'otN f-- 10y .'@ rs 10
.i- i-I. To- --'- i'-.'-5 .' ''''' boz -rf' 49,
"'ta t-t-' t',t- .5'- 70, .,t+,t ~ 15oi G.,,3
i,.Wh Gag. tf'' pig .-'. s., 90 CT ion -,,
'.i ..... ,... 't-I.- .. -,-,lg-.- NJ '-,.
N ' .- -e.r or l..r 81 1t i,re n 1i-. N.,,I..r.
ru ,,i.r,f- f,sr.r. t.. . casa. ls7 1875. So.
.' '' ' -.l ,,.- s..-.. ,,..,. .-t -r,,..
..l D s-, z. .t,.. r.. M. ran, ia,i I,. .as.r
,i''- ' ...-.t. ,,,t,,,. ..r.u.r. sd :, : .- 3.
t-H.tI J. ct-f. I'D iI'-l' F.. ''l''.i 20 W. Z,
g. 'u u. 3D., }rr I'I' ''.' til . -'''. ', go i
vt-e.e.f o,. frl4h--. %" '' it.i' b.. REG. ...lo-
tI-l.. Dst,. O. . BUSH. 1870 pm l-ai iir.
'''l- ia i I D. ' 90. ID. 4, ., D. r.. D,n iu-t
iacr. 40 bu.i. a.. ~ co, wheat strers aga isi,r
y 1881 d ','''I ~ y .- -' ,.''i,,,,si p.rt
gl. ' & ,'-.tir i.g|.r I..r. easier. Is lO Ill the
N'H'''f '-N '"' f'''' ~
cHli 'tli p' l.'D - i"'I n.i a.u .'- t- ~ ,-r
g. Wheat dtl ard d." pug. %. - 3D.. -'' g. I',
NoFtml,r cu...- q ~. h. i"r, D. l' 3d. %. ~
good u. EaHt a. 10 lIr i.'' D ri' u' -,''. 81
It..5 iu .-r t'i.aii -- ..'i,' -..t ti ~.
I'm flr m'ni 90 s. 80
o. .frffa.iF unchanged Baron s,lifr
aIa. ~lu'' ''.I' t-t' 81" --' -t'" 't-' .'. i..
har o. zoos. Oh. - '-i Ie ,N--i.'i =. ..
I.-i... S. ''f-t ~ TO "'-. - i4-t 80 Lt-'' - ''
ass ter.... .,l' H,a., 7i. ' -. -, .', f , i-
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sol Close buyers extremely cautious making her
purchases WOrste dress rule qnIe and rather
lar transactions being mostly ~ small lots some goods have
been crr In oder 10 move stock, but staple
falrlc- steadily held.
IEHYhirts and drawers taken IN small lots
moderate aggregate bat other dtcl IONS arr du ard tn
limited request
SHAWL. AND sKTRTs-The movement in these is stiu
fmied. with git demand ~ ~" most popular
goods, al low Prices.
WOpLLEN G0uDs-Tho market FOR woolisn goods has
been IRE ar cnd unsatisfactory. Transactions we're small
iI mount ald generally u small lots faHe- are iflry
st~gar lut --dy obtained large lots u
aich gocs - are oug slowly AGENTS have commenced 20
sl0N t.l hr@ aDina s ana some ofl,r. have been
DIT ~ - dealings boo TINS line limited.
"a ~ titf- A"ft ia- been moderate demand Tor low
~ 700 iW GRADES ~ fancy C1ssrcras from early nuvers bnt
M" quantities ~ heavy dull and difficult move,
W ~ CONCESSION SUPPLE afe moderate AND not 40 al
OVERcO NrINGS-Tio present demand s light Int fiir
movement D. tting place Ir Size dug O former orders Tor
v-a ana rough makes. Atwood beavers steady and
WOEsrED CoATINGs -Iesyy weight fabrics ere in very
CEN i 1-t fr orders nave been placed With ngents Tor
CLOTHS And DOEoFISs are unchanged with light
cLpAhlNg>-lteb best svles ~ matesss and fancy sell
o4ft ola ptngtt1n. uut almost entirety lu al parcels
ilrr. tr. s.taGf. ami finally uantlrc'.
ktNIlfhf JEANS nave shown better degree actv.
NV b aIr at- quiet sales confined few n TIM most
dr-l radio goods.
~AIINFIS remain quiet with relative inquiry Tor
4lfi tli'k~ 1ui zflir.S nrir 100.
htiIil.A WIS lew ~ the best makes have
ir'L
FLAEEEt~ AID BLANEETS-The demand ~ small
parcels has steady iO1ra and blank have pos
hy been rather more active I'm fannes. however many
buyers lelh 90 fi' the auction Of today.
FOfhltN ~ GODD~-rhe following shows The tmu0rts
n dry goo- az ths pom or te and the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-31
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YORK. Tuesday. Oct

| NFw-1oKk, Tuesday, Oct 30. 1877
The following auction sales were held at the
| Exchange salesr0Om to-day:
~ Rchard Wriier' Sons
| Mott,si. :, 10 IT HesteF-st. boz Z1Hl0oj -.
~ n A. c4ap '''''
sad5 Eio.5 Il 4 3 On spring y Plot 81
81 Sees sgr3s;; 97 4 " cI@s0y' 10 ., ~,
story frame house ytt1 iot 50 = Vest sothstss
$50 70 0thave lot f6sK9.9 tnoch Fancher. 1850
.,o. ,,, mi y JI 2. =, v oSkt y ", g., 9o,.,
zu 1854 6thage. lot sxs . Louis stern 10000
iot v - Neboasays. 2i.ll rs Iisthst 2'IioO ,oo
ID b. PR D Esgs,
aS9's Si.9 Ward ESr sayioe 4 ''n't 400
s.torv,net noo,. ~ 81 'e on, 1fs.. ,,,,, ,,o,o
land on roa1 Leading to Fort washington D.poL aad
5gon hsish.s Dot is 7si 55Is7 s'H
4 o. Pro.pectays. v cor Ludlow st. Foriham '''V'
OFFICIAL RECORD OF REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
NEw-roHK CITY.
'Fsafs s .s S 70 r. lSs%ve 22roo East 90,
Cl. ry 80 go 30, susan Carey and husband sarah
rits, ana wfs.t 2 G. Morris -. 10000
siShst. s. $50 q 7taye 251Sss J Bradley and ''0'
Ayenas T. lLSI so Il Elizabeth Flynn to Ann LOW
Jo6S: Iis o Aasa:ia: So6. 1879
Grantst 80 -l-h : herman AMI wife o. Henry
vasrtins - 200 It clark a. 3y3 GErreella
o5ith Wiri, r Jansen to Dsvfft Trarhage- Nominal
IoAu-,t 80 2 \ " Nicol All Eife % y ftoh 1850
-, $4,000
and VIE TO Cbas Beaad.l 1900
lsy ard vie to p smith -. 1870
wi'- to France, lawr-nce .-~.1I5coO
li.mmgr 70 l. Bargmcer Nominal
a. sinclair RET, o. Westheimer.... 600
3laye. swcor 18TH Il. 5uNlOOI0. p joachim On,
s5mst :. lso Il e Sdaye. lOo.5zlO0. X " Henry.
Iolhavs : si5 :, iS7ihst s33l xirregular. '''''
DiHoa. Rel. % Mutual lie D.. % $500
l.si to ,iemania LIE ns co -. 1000
- WIZ, Mnt., a,' soKIoO I'D "Ard'' coo
coacaLi JT'sAyAaE Deputy Register.
OFFICIAL RECORD OF MORTGAGES.
bennett John aud VIE, 20 Samuel Weeks Noe 80 and
Dree Geofa- 556d wife. 90 Henry semers. SAN.
ST. b. Il.nayc. years ....-..... .......-.-.. 1000
cor caal,t ana orr arataIley. year -. 10000
lssyr amt Istl.-t. ; years. --..-...-.-. 5000
ST. " 5.5 ,e. -. 1000
ro5i,t " -faarr. van, -. 3,IOo
2ds,t 5g-ast. ,esrs-..' $500
II . 5tI,a5e. year -. $4,000
cietr e e A1eni- p, D 9a-,i 10 -. 1000
VIZ 7ils1.. - year '''. '''' ' ~, 800 $1,000
m'lt ii,-'' ''-.'- '''-''1 1000
It. c lcEald ave .3l Wild. 3 gear, ....... zoo
Ko..nh1tt Ne AMI alfs TO winde. es ith ave. .,
ie.anc,y.., yssr -. 1900
I.6n.r,. ~ Churcb.st ~ yrlr '' 10000
-6&ta-i j. s. SAVAGE. Deputy Register.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-31
NEw-YoRK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAYS, OCTOBER 81, 1917

Jet hear Cor this market sales ~ Prime at % 70 Coca
az a. 20 = 20 % Fair al f31i.
IioGs-Reccnts to-day, 1925 head; saes OF WORKERS NJ
81 gOsF5; Plilsds lphias At 50 204s5 40. o
SBrsp- pseeln,s soSy head; ceiling NJ f40f5 20
CHICAGO. oct 2Ohr Drorsr Journal reports tAIILE-
Receipts. $500 head ,hpInens go heal Aars. s'sR
Best s5dSJ % choice Urn fcd - 3Vo-s % fAs 70
steers - 50Gsf 80 COWS and Hefers 80 I5dt5 o. eoi
oradoTexsn ~ 504s3 IS n 'oagh ieNsnS y 1v" ~ 80
Native Butchers and actp, ana scarce ,pNs = 80
- 30 Steers sjpS3 %: Bulls. a. 80 H,ts - - "a
strong Thin ~turkers - a. hee oi''e :" 80"
g. % Fair % GOsd Feeders. 80 r. n =. ,oo,, A..
lOGs-feceIrfs 1000 head shfnA ~ .u 't'' a.
tct opened 0ca closes. Ihiadel las = >"
bostons. - 7O0Sj Light 81 700ts 49, AAeu f"'A''''
g. coast , d.
sIFsf-Peceipts. 1900 head. Narfs; steady and firm
s1iss - % -OItl 2J ~,
vATEToN. Mass. OCT. 30BEtF can lE-i'ecep,s , 81
Beet cattle, 1885 head. There fair "' ol I,ait
gooi cattle but am was dun very oxen solo -
high dressed Qif sales % choice "a = ~ '
Extra ~ % nfsf quality al 80 J0Q<7 ee'n 90 Al
= h00f6. Shirt go 81 JOds5. -, q ,o-
AND IANne- Receipts ~ sheep and Ian ~ 49,
head; quality averaged better than last week, bu,
nIli fOCks Occasionally
CIV 0t. aes In los mn 5OrF3 each Extra 80 25 ~ Do
from 3 q 90. = n spriug Lambs sold AZ 4 1g5c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-10-31
Broohlnn Vcal estate for Sale.

nWELLING-HOl[SE Nos. 43 NillOw-st.,
~ - lck,r - ST. ai 81 Nassalst, o' AID l02 Pine
spqe-sJ. 10 and is7 Viogghbyst, 2. lsfaystte.sve
GORDON T.. FORD. % ClstSsL braodlyn.
OW PRICED LOTS FOR SALE or LEASE
: For manufacturers. rDd..res chem. e. WORKS So;
blocks Wit buthesi water from. also blocks 'or
fFeIue- N-W0wu Ir.~k joining Sew YORK ani Brook
lru t.frl- a mortgage j. SAT ,acnu.y improved
Apply a. ~. J. BROW r. 100 H.Iii1m -