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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11
MR.. HEWITT on CONSULS.
A PROBABLE SPEECH TO-DAY on TIE RIGHT WAY

TO AID AMERICAN COMMERCE.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO The TRIBUNL.l
WAsHiNGrON. March 10.-Ihe agreement Of the
House of Representatives to hold night session to-
morrow for general debate is indication of a
purpose to devote the day sessions to work. The
Consular and Diplomatic Appropriation Bill will
probably be taken up tomorrow i'll place of the
usual Monday business and Mr. Abram 5. Hewitt
expects to make his speech on The proposition 70
reduce the number of missions and to strengthen
the Consular service.
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WRECK OF AN AUSTRIAN STEAMER.
rs uENDRED IIYES LOSr.

TIIEsT, March 8, 1873.
The Austrian Lloyd steamer Sphinx, from
Cavao. with 800 Circssians board caught fire and
went ashore Cape Ella. Five hundred lives were
lost The remainder we're saved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
MIR. GLADSTONE AND GREENWICH.

Mr.. Gladstone has written letter to the
Greenwich Liberal Association stating that he will not
contest Greenwich at the next general election in
quence OF growing OF his inability to discharge
all the duties which flat constituency may reasonably
expect from one Of It's representatives.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11
LATER DTTArLsSF THE ROW.
LoNDoN, Monday, March II,

1hlSDf'N, Monuib, Si'ufH II, 1870
According 10 tho largest estimates, the number of
persons WHO attended the peace demonstration in
Hyde Park yesterday, was about 1000. They were
hustled about tho Park aud finally elected by
large and disorlcrly mob Sticks freely used
and several men, slightly hurt, were taken to the
hospital.
The mob then separated, going to cheer for Lorl
B,aconsfcd and Mu,uus Pa>la. 4 large crowd
cheercd and groaned before Mr. Gladstones resi-
dcncc. Mr. Gladstone and wife. when gong 10
church were Obliged to take refuge III n friends
house. whence they were escorted by the police.
The Prince OF icck was mistaken for Count Sch0u-
valoh. the Russian Ambassador and insuitcd and
He'd bV the mob.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11
AUSTRIA MORE TRANQUIL.

COUNT ANDRASSY SPEAKS PEACEFULLY.
DIsoRDERLY SCENE IN LoNDON-A PEACE MEETING
DISTURBED BY MOB.
In London, yesterday, a peace meeting was
disturbed by pro-Turkish mob, and dis
orderly scene took place. Count Andrassy has
given explanations to the delegations He
says that he seeks the grant as precautiOn-
airy measure, and has confidence in the APP
preaching Congress.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11
RAILROAD TRAVEL INTERRUPTED.

CHEYENNE, w. r., March 10.-A storm ex-
ccedng in violence and duration that of any previous
season set ia al D. on Friday, and continued VIII
ut abatement until noon yesterday, the wind ranging IN
velocity from fifty to sixty four miles per hour carrying
snow with il, and drifting 1t in banks ten TO
fifteen feet high in this city. Ii extended
fran Ritter Creek, on the west, 10 Jucshurg
-, tc ,as great number of the cuts are level full OF
snow and an trains ON the Union Pacific, Denver Ia
>, ,Sn mi or1dn Central were either sidc-trackcd or
nwrd m passenger trains No. g. of the sh and GA
ara. lyng at Nor,h Platte, 49, l. oI me stu, NJ bt't
,r No is reported showed in at Separation, aud the
r,uirlaut west bound tram OF YESTERDAY, hear bushnell
1 hn,.,r pacific train is st!atrackcd ut Carr, aI the
r,o'ndo central between Collins and LOveland. There
10 . in tHis yIclnitv though there many rumors to
,i.t ,a,ct There i communication north WHITTIER
mnny freight outfits are now tINeiin& ana prODaoy
ihc loss of stock viii BE- great, II h0i oil ne
IATTR-rHE BLOCKADE UNBROkEN.
Curyryyr W. r., March l0-Miini Sht.-The Union
pacific Railroad is still blockaded by The West
, divi.ion is open beyond Laramie, but nothing has
r,sscd that point eastward. The Eastern division is
amen east of sydney. Nothing has passed Antelope.
westward where No passenger train. due here Friday
siill remains awaiting relief several hnhdrsd men
with shoyels, together with a huihDer OF snow
iInucls have been engaged to-day, betwceh HlHhcy
and Laramie, endeayoTlng TO Ill., th i,, p poo
adr The heaviest plough on the road ielt Lara
uin this morning. but Is now stuck at me sing lie
SHOW III The cuts is packed very n'rg aid td piUnSns
,, nave NOT made much hcadway, returning here at
"'Cock this evening Tic Colorado Central Train Is at
,vIors station, eighteen miles south, with the snow
nor i'm the ditch while the Denver Pacihc tram is Ten
P, th i'm sim liar prclicament. Relief has started
from tie both these trains No news from The
NorIh vet Reports FROM Colorado state That the Kan
ss PariIc Road i, badly blocked, and that wreckinG
train IL in the ditch at Box Elder
THE EXTENT or THE STORM.
SIDNEY, Neb., March 1O.-A severe snow
storm set in Thursday night, extending over 400 miles
from Bitter Creek, Wyoming, TO Ogaalla Neb' ana has
RACED until this morning with great fury hng cuts on
90, rir,oa with snow All trains have been laid up It
r"nvcnirIt points FOR safety and comfort The storm
has somewhat subsidized, and the track VIII soon DC
cleared To admit the passage OF al tfallS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11
THE LONDON PEACE MEETING.
pIsoIDRRLY PRoCEEDINGs-MR. BRADLAuGH CUD-

GELLED.
LONDON, March 10. 1878.
AZ the peace demonstration in Hyde Park, to-day,
Messrs Bradlaugh and Herbert made short speeches
and proposed resolutions in favor of peace, which
passed Immediately. Soon after, the supporters of
the Government policy arrived in force. and the
meeting was declared dissolved. Mr.. Bradlaugh
was cudgolled. and fed in cab
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-03-11
A pRnFITABLE SPEECH.

MR. vuIIrrs SAVES THE GOVERNMENT $31o.Ooo
py EXPOSING THE GAME OF THE SOUTHERN
,,.tt cnSTRACTOTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-13
THE STATE OF TRADE.


lvvRPooL Aug l2-Pork Eastern steady AZ 65 Western
STEADY Gut steady % 20 ga short
tb nFmer 3l6d: Long Cearhrner AZ 32d short Gear
81, HamsLOng Cur steady al 54l Shoulders
3d. Beef nda Mess dun 1t So Extra Moss dub
az 49, Prime Mess armer az 49, LaFd-pHms Westere
Spirits dull 23 Rosncoinnou steadv at4 3D. Pine dui
l0- CheeasAmencaD Choice steady ~ 50 ~ Lard OH
steady at 40 FlourE4ra state steady At 25 Cd Wheat
Spring steady "a; 40 Sprng steady AZ ID;
Winter steady Al 9Sd Corn Old Mixed SOFT stady st "a 49,
American the Receipts OF Wheat for the past
week. Atlantic pogts 23OtO qEs from Pacific pors 52s0
qr IRON other sources 4t5o grs Receipts OF Corn 10000
LIVERPOOL Aug l2-12So PM Cotton but quot.
6ss; saes o. the day 5000 Isia ng 1000 bales Tor
speculation and Reeeips LOO bales ali American
FUTURES Opened ls le better which advance has since
been para lost Upands Low Mddlne clause August ce
livery 6Dsd also 6aA; Upsnns Low Miadng clause n
gust 0nd september deyery, 6esg~ also 6Ieai Uplands
Low Midne clansr sepenber and October delivery 6isd
also, ed also 6"isd Uplanas Low Miodlne canse Octo-
Der and November delivery, 6lad also 6lsiS also 6Li
Uplands low Mddlng clause New Crop shipped october
and Noyem6er sail, 6d Futures weaker Tree sellers az
LIVERPOOL Aug 12-130 m.-Bacon, 80 Sd Der ewt for
Long Clear Nddes and 80 Cd for Short Clear Mddie Cot
t0n-FHtures Upands, Lqw Md clause. August aud
September delivery GiIrs Upands Low Mddling clause
oe'oher aud November delivery. eis ADD - -.
LIVERPOOL Aug. 1915 n.1he sales OF Cotton TODAY
Included $500 bales American. Futures weak Uplandr
Low MddBns elanse September ano october delivery 6 d
Upands tow MddlnR clause View Crop shipped November
aud December sail. Cred
IvEErool. Aug. ~ $3.50 p. mcOrn 9s per Or for New
LONDON, Aug. 1850 D. n.-Refned Petroleum. Old
per gallon. Spirits OF TurpeRtne, 22i9d. per cWL
HASBuRG, Aug l2.-Lard closed 80 marks 100 %.
HAyRE Aug closed az 502a5l francs per 80 knOs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-13
HORSE MARKET.

The mast week has probably the dusst az the season
,er fe Horses received and still smaller namber
were sod Ra raad companes and In fact ali parties who
baye har work their hor not buying at al inc
~eahsr Il too break green nnipa unless Tor
@ I'M usage sch as drawing buggy family carriage
f course there fow changing hands all the time ds
ING lie Old stock leaving their places 70 be ned Oy YOUNGER
No where 40 we this truly Illustrated than on our
$50, Not uuch trade be looked for beofe
Inc middle Of next month, when y Y eonhdsntI expected
elude S5 head ~ good railroad Horses destined ior me
MsTopoItan IramWay Company Of London Ihey are shi
ped by Isaac Mehr6aeh, on The steamer fn 10 VeFPoq
s2d lasa 0 wsinssdSy fulLhlOoaed Norman stations
mares colt were received At the United s,aIe
bonded stables O stoaart They we're from
rms a. the SECOND lot OF b0Oded stock Teceiyd frem Europe
& season wbe we learn several other shipments VIII
b male between now and the nrst ~ Oetober ~ IL R9Od
, t see sneh animals comprise this ot coming 70 this
esnntry for they baie long valuable
me general quality OF HaFses There we're some
mpeffections two OF the animals Included ~ tas
iaaf inporaIlm noe enough n nJne me purpose nor
which ihsy wore intended Ts breed mar which Wa 40
colt showed slight effects % her sea 9S ac
but otherwise excellent condition While hs Two nns
not only general build but N nne acuon more o. ,hs
Mind can 10 advanta EN- TINS country On lhe
sisamship which brought over me above is sss A
abe Otter the property Of James Gordon nheS ana NC
cording Custom House papers - Wos SeOo0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-13

FLOUR AND MEAL-fLoUR-N Minnesota spring firm and
but closed rather steady viii an improve, isqir
sacs s. i0 SSe Se s. SoS S SS
inslad,ng Common Exus g l5es4 6o' rye MINT i
a. So, Patent s. 75ass Is 1900 bills Winter wnrat
h5!re 81 ioe 90 n1 ss9 b NS s2 SoS 2s 100
bb ETtIe sass 90 Quotations snpehHe s'Ase ana
81 C5Gf4 % Fair Choice do - c59cs % f.SeZ
"a 3Oi God 70 Choce DO. 81 S9gs7 Common " Good
"a S R's IxtsTe al bas5 80 DO CLEAR IS 75asa 40
do Straight SO i5as7 so and Patent, 80 15ets % -
e. sodS5 rs Good to choice Family So 5ost5 90 closed
ioT WateTso UTHERN FLOU It-isr deuagd. trni sales
Loo b4ls Common !oo Sosa ,d SsS 20 cnoee panSy
PANTY So So. RYE fLOU Rsea salos sO9 Dds;
s6ls, - e5ss h, andywine 81 S5es2 40 yellow Western
city sacks sales so9 bags a. g0e per iVS y, Iowa, and au
closed about Ic better far business export mngi Sales
igSg09 Sg s3b ae II i6as No Miwauxes 10
RaSea ys EG ,sr sI,e % s9 Sas 10 81 81 cT
10 do ~ OsGsl steamer No q oses ~ unsrsded
AA a al Il 7s 81 H UnrrSGea Wine q i5ss
Red STATE $4,000 bash No iwats arsI hsh september,
q 90 No sPng segte@9eT 81 90 I4 a ~ Vy ";S SSg
81 o. Win no osrs 70 SELF 6etober = 90 M No WINTER
kss A%s4'@ clotSq Il Ii ba II M astee
October q 2's5a a Sales sq s55o bush So wea
August $50 5000 o1on , ss a9ieft ssrs
100 65Sb Fsod ieiec BARLEY MALT bors a.t, I've
BUSH slIEeWos state 81 cash has d7ii: SAI9asl
s sS9a Is p Ss'S sobSsn Bag GoRs-Nsrs so
hrmer OILY moderate trade sales 3jl9OO bus inelll
~ OJ0 bush spot UneIa0td WeseTn i5ee 20 w., V
No 2 4gaA9s,c No 2 White, Doe; hlgh }i1gd aV-2s,i
lsse asked september 4s'o closing 49, bid acc ask
EeW.YOrk No . August, 4Sit af8c, closing 4ehte hh,
4gLr asked; September. 4gae, co.ina s0c bid, 6oc
askodi October 81 &c. cl0lng sic bad. go asEe'.
OATS-Tess active. shade lower: sales bfuOu bu-h IN
eluding York No. 3sa$z So 30 White saa3S c.
S3a37e.; AKed state Sltq3lSe; ishie do ssieeyc
ts if Choice .''' u kidusy fa,r rsgss g 500
COce Pea Beans dull ~ Boo 81 90; Cuooe waite Kidney
e. so per bnsh - - -, - .. ,,..,c,.,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-13

EUROPEAN FINANcTAL MARKETS.

LONDON Aug 12The arectors % Bank England at
Their meeting today liked the rate o. discount az per cont an
Of per rate three months
bills IN The market Is cent which Il y per cent
below tho Bank OF England rate.
per cen l96 1868 09ssi Eew ives l07 y; Ilipois Cen
tral, 90 Pennsylyana Central 81 NeWJersey Central
80 Reading Railroad, lGt2
LONDON Aug. l2f;30 ,. m.Pars adVees qIote ave per
no francs SO confines for the account Enc
Railway shares. II
LONDON Avg 1880 p M The amount OF enIlon gone
into the Bank Of on balance to-day $4,000 Enc
Railway sbarea II -
LosboN Aug, ia n MI. 8 bonds four half per
eens lu6a 1Sd1s103e Ten forles 1902 New nYes lO y
E0 RAILWAY II DO pfeferred 32ia Illinois Cen
trail IS Reading Railroad 1914 Pans advices quote hvs pei
al ITO francs 40 confines tho account
PARIS, AUR. i2Exehange on London 20 francs 10 cen
times for short sight
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THE MARKETS.
V0TAL RECEIPTS oF PRODUCE.
Per North RisSr. Vessels and RaiIroIsI
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COFFEE-Mild grades hrmi lava. 23a2beI Aarana 90,
l3G17e gold; RIO firm and in demand ordinary 70 fIne
cargoea 4al7ise gold; sales 5Sn bags cry OF no
part se 1000 Rsr Tycho Brshe l5e gold ana DIT
bags TgChO Bfahe. IN uve invoices fNte teS
10 here 40 500 bars IN first hands and s9Sol bags
Zorro N-Spos auiet unchanged Uplands Good ord.
nary n lec Low Mddng 1liIsea MiddlnF Ic sales, lO0
bales 1915 saturday EVENING" 90 speculation ana 03O Of
consumption delivered contract 200 oaies Hsce5Ps A.
pOr IL bales 800 day last week and $50 last
wear Fntnres Nal points lower Sales have been: Satur
day esenng $500 bales. To day-F1Is Call-SeptembeF'
IL 81. October l83 November lll4i DecombsE IL H.
total 800 bales second Cail-setember Los Deem
Iis7 segtem6cr llS$ liza ilg5 10 llSgi Hrs
iiI; November il.IG, ills lila, lie, lilo; De
c6rnber lila liz, I'LL, liz January ili6 IL
Ana males grand Total bales Futures closed weak
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-13

1910 head against bead last week Workers 81 400
- 90; PhIaispAias, - S0aS6. 40 f3 r.yt
sHEEP-Re 15C0 head total for the week thus far
isOO heal against 10 100 head last selling slow az
lesiSe on rom LIST weeks prices several loads wore e'F
81 LOUIE Aug l3-CArrLE-ID Moderate demand for ship
bui Boe here's Buieners stoek see
and shade hixers Steefs 81 al 20 Cows and fiefere
e 2ees9 QSrI - 2se Grass rsxeSs sesresi stssF
S&GFZ 10; Cows, 81 730 81 30 refe pts, 800 head -
Hos In GgrYe demand and higher IofkeiS and bau
mores. 81 1884 40; Packing 81 0431 tD Butchers TO
Fancy - 50q 20; recepis S.4UO head. $50 4. 80
snEfP steady, with good demand; Fancy Export Nut
tons weighing 100 40 10 wanted at SlaSo; PuElo 20
Choice butchers 50 6Oos3 70 Pair 10 Good % 2o4sS %
p eiul 4 ht1ld III.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-13

=. ,,om ets and then marched down again to
y. nd Erie rose from Tito t7ss. and declined to
- ~ The recorded transactions IN Union Pacific
" "A eAlt085l9065. hichigan Central FIRST
geo Dsr cent to "a, and then fell back 70 its
s price on sales .0 Of S99 shaFss CeTS9bi e
NgsS to l27 "a on sales Of geo shares. and Western
s'ss dull ct 69089l22S9la. The remainder
I,.Ss Ia was neglected. The market closed ex-
,iisd and weak
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-13
SlHGHrldl.

NSrSeaISfs N1fioS1I BANK OF TaE CRY of NV ORR
NIOTICE.-Tho capital stock OF this bank
~ hagins FedReed tseny Thousand shares g
ne hereby noned mai on the ls GAY On
Xnenst next certificates viii b s.ea or me
snd naVInent made for the redncton Ihe transfer
ht Vii ~ Closed from rhis date % August a. 1873 ex
eept for taOsier o. O. Y BxNra Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-13

was charged TO construction account during the last
year. IL also appears thst the caFh Liabilities ON May
81 including interest due June j, aDd dlvidends de-
elared 7532s4 the preferred and S44S 466 on the
common stoeksi total SI,202, 750l, amOuptaa 70 -
AS while the cash on hand and cash items amounted
TO only So $50 DIG; showing an apparent deficit OF $69
400 100000 greater than the amount OF diyl
dand ON the com mon stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-13

q State bonds. there was decline in Louiaana
.1Bsols TO 723t District of Columbia sos were
|lely steady at 81 8S1lA and Tennessee IS firm
! n at 35G35ls, and new at 81. Missouri Us OF
! So sold az 1O414, and Hannibal and st. Joseph
i city bank stocks. Fourth National % sold at
\, Bank Of Commerce l9) al AS, and Merchants
Nat 12l.
4 IAe dealings in railroad bonds were better dts
Iibrted; the Kansas Pacific rs, Denver Extension,
tng quite freely traded in at 64LU64l2. The
t1cihcs were q little easier-Centrals LOG, san
nouin Branch 9334, Oregon Branch 91Sh Union
ISis 1855. aud sinking funds 1924. Elevated
slt0ad frsts declined 10 81 North Missouri hTsts
ing steady at 104Ss. South Pacific hrsts az 81 II
j a New-Jersey Central firsts at 1l2. The North
tstern interest bonds were steady at 100 and
IA eonsols easier at 997sGsOAl099l2; St. Paul
king fund bonds declining 70 93sf, and'l. and M.
8iusion TO $685. Harlem registered iirsts were firm
4ti20 Lake Shore dividend bonds selling at III,
Ia secORd con. REGISTERED at lO24f. T
Al the sales of gold were at 1O0l2, loans costing
per cent for carrying, Hat and per cent borrow
II Tho Assistant Treasurer PAM ont Sl19,OOQ IN
30 interest add $242, 900 in redemptiOp Of called
tads The days business Of the g0ld-elaarag de-
3rtment of the Bank of the state OF New-YOrk
gsred: Gold cleared, $9,516,0O0 gold balances,
858, 800; currency balances, SS6l, 2J6. The gold
citations to-day were as follows:
I0.. ....-... IOOia f3.......,........--...10Osa
Foreign exchange was strong on thu scarcity Of
amefcial bllls and the haTC!R0ss Of money IA Ion
=. 1T
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-13
.Axcroo CLOSING PRICES OF MHrSo STOCKS.

In Government bonds, there were very heavy deal
ags in ls67s and the coupon issues were down 10
|l64la registered selling at 1O4bs. Funded 5s Of
i s3l we've easier at 106. Otherwise on moderately
tive dealings the current features were as already
-e,yfed We annex current quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-13

Au0sy on call was more act1ve at 10 on United
-, bonds, and to per cent on mixed coilaterai.
3is Is no change In discOunt. The 1choWlng
s's the rates Of exchange OF NeW-YOrk at the un-
/ 0eBtlODed cities Savannah, buRDg q premluln,
Tug premium; Charleston, depressed, par "a 4
'1ein' New-Orleans, commercial oI6, bahk a
Louie 80 premium; Chicago, 70 premium
ne DATED States Treasurer at Washington to-
1 z 'eeeiYed 500, 600 NatioBal bank notes tor Fe-
pilon. The customs receipts were SGlO,OOO,
internal revenue receipts Sb2O,OOO. Lie FOL
ing u the Clearing louise statement to-day; Cur
q exchanges, $40 1927, I52; enIreney balances,
Nl.1J3; gold exchanges, @l4bbl, lzZj gOld
ir-aces, S1,576913.
s1eed the rate of interest at the Dana
Per cent. the rate in The open maFket fOI
Sseeila9bths bills being up TO az HE sum OF
w bullion went into the bank ION balance
~ f9ducng the loss in that way TO t1l9,OOO
fnFf Gays. On the BoaTss oonsols were Weak
& n ~ money, 94si for the aceoVnt. There was
- ali around IN United States bonds lotIIs 70
y new IS 10 1919. new l2s 10 1868, and 1O-4Os
~ ~ l7bs preferred at 81 Y, Illinois Central at
fea1sylgania Central at -, Jersey Central 1t
~ HEADING at 16ig. In PARIS. the per cent
vi % 1l045; sight exchange on LONDON
Esup to 25.19.
gross earnings Of the following named rail-
- Heie fepOrted to-day:
CHICAGO ASD ALTON.
1877 1873 increase
1is A SssSsl... ssso.sSS lO2.oi5
~ LOUIS, KANSAS CITY AND NORTHERN.
sv..s,. 49,. ,S5 ss7s a. sao
~ rs Aosast .....i ,sC6.fs3 lsi6ts5 1I17sO
@leeeipss Of -four and grain at the principal
-'e ports this 12th day OF August were:
Reg'YonA
Rem. b Canal hslF9 c.s1ss nsls PINE Bes.es
l4z 1857 1853 $500 zooo 1000
ss'a 3gl,eoo 1880 80 $1,000 q soo 900
4ei-S--.-- 1870 1865 SIS J75oO0 y 300 6lOO
~ - 4b.OOU 4i950 .fs.'s 4soVO go
$500 b'oVo $500. ---.'- b4oV
s'sa 900 5s4.05s sss 100000 Iei 300 ls,S25
WITS and shiFmcRts - end from BsEiaiO
'ay and to-day are reported Is follows;
Receipts. shlDneDts,
FL
#t.,n ~ LAKE. RafltOaas. Ceaal Re1rOads.
-%~-..-.s.ss...s ass 3, 2eB ..s.-.-. 1850
sSssA- -. 1880 sa60S $3.50 i57.0g0
tlirs'---.--4...... 861.940 I4A5O9 t8245O I3.tlo
81 t,-s~..-.'....... 10000 50lO0 .-.-. 50,700
Ies. - 1850 e2po 2DooO a2QQ
--a-'-s.--.. ----- 1910 ..-..- $500
srA---.... S55OSo s6i.1O0 5555so iSSeco
following we're the rocelpts aiIa shipments as
II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-13
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

ptrvFIto AuR l2-CArFIA- Receipts To-Day, l9o1 heAl
20, ar the ek thus 2bl6 head Tor ue same pne lss
49, ma hvd receipts c0nSgnoi Through, So ears ue
tose 40 reerpts week ~ ears sls OF eN IoA1
10 yard dsaersat irregular prioesi most OF me Heah
onsgned through, . - A.. -. 900 had. fatal for
,he eek thus 800 head FOR the same ihe hs
600 head; consigned through, 10 cars better IsehE o
best grades owing 70 sht supply sale. o. t ~
s,eragIng l27 b. 90 Lambs on sale a., ~, ..,, q, M.
oGs-Recspts to-day 045 head total lot the Week
far $50 head Tor the time last week nssa cDn
isned tho CHI 65 market actye snd hkheri Ihois
stsE In demand sales Of York weights fsr 20 Volss ~
a SeS44 7S Medlan ana Heavy - oOas4 WI of@Ssee'
"a IS - % All onsrings disposed Of sales "A cara
enc 400 AuE l2-Ths Dr. berf Ssighdt rtPOits
RSeeipsG 1000 bead shipments 5000 hesd t my
ma slOc higher Phiadelphias ~ eOd ~ to ooa vs
ieSs al 1Gasl S5 Light ~ 9Odsi 50 Mixed and honsh'
~ lOds4 40i an we're soid early ooo 49, -
CAGTIE-ReceiptA 100 head Ahppens zvo neas i Ree
ket becoming and IOd2Oe higher shipping Stssrs ~ ~
~ 70, butchers tronaand active cows SzesS o. AZ
~ Texans 10 moderate supply and lOe' higher thah ''
week y 90 30eSS 10. -. a....na a. sxnor.
s,9eE bat no improvements Common and Medium un'
Tasg iIsEsrE Penn, Ap y nase
Fday ~ 72 fead Of trOugh and $40 nean o ys
o,s Tor ending t9s @ Re- s o p, hoss md
"a Ssad q stock last wesk The sagpy = i. snS
a brisk Advance tne Iaaxke. ol
PlSaslpdss gSd az we're 500 oq sSSs ~, handsv
rvsa 80 l0ass changing hands ~hlsn az ~ ~ TINS Va
Mods-Re.espts $3.50 head ptai iof hs WA "us@'
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Bnslusss Ghantes.

ITO DRY-GOOD MERCHANTS.--Wanted by
young 80 of situation IN the counting
has had large and varied experience was ior we've
years bOOkkeeper cashier as3tng with the eres,
Tor ono 81 largest the rad6 70 whom he roers
Would accept moderate compensation. Address j. o. c.
BOX 40, Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-13
BEWARE or coUETERFEIrs AND IMITATION
BOXERS BITTERS.

The hest stomach BtteFs Known containing most VauaOlo
eeip al propertie I'M an Of bowel eOnDlants snre
spsoine against dyspepsia fever and &C hne Cordial
In itself pure it h also most exeeient IO AlnK VIA
other eO1dals wines % Comparatively ts eapts blttsts
In existence L. kUNkE Jr, sole agent 20 Iohse' ~ II
p .. Box l029.
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pipioeno Nenses.


oFTTcg or rae ILLINOIS CENTRAL RnLaoAD CONTAIN
NEwYoRE, Ans. 4, 1873.
A DIVIDEND of three CD per cent has been
"A declared by this company payable the q9y Of sep
next the holders OF the capital stuck Of the com
az tie close Of the l4h day OF Aae ar
teI which and until the 9th day II SeRtenDeG the transfer
books win be closed L. V. +. RANDOLPH ffeasur 7.
oFPIcE OF THE ONTARo SILVER MNrSG Co.
81 Broad-s1. New York, Aug 3 1873
DIVIDEND NO. 81.
II The regular MONTHLY DIVIDEND FIFTY CENTS
PER SHAKE has been declared for July payable az the NICE
OF he transfer agenta Wells Fargo Co. On tho lbsh tns
EXTRA DIVIDEND, 40 80.
OF has been declared BayaDe &C the same
time and place Transfer hooks close on the 10th INST
II. b. PARSONS, Assistant Secretary.
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NURSE.-A young woman as wet nurse
~ with fresh breast OF milk 300 East 6Othst.i nrss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-13

CERVANTS of all nations and for every ca
f.epeTS az MOUTHS BUREAU eoy6thaye S5th
nh 3Btn