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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-15
aggerating bit. There is no gas in bed
rooms, and they charge you for your can
Ole beside the rent of your room.
A Mothers Fourth Of july Grafton

Bang! bang! bumpety bang!
Did you ever hear such direful clang?
Did you ever hear such racket and noses
From two such wonderfully quiet boyss
l really declare am out of my head,
Almost before am out of my bed!
On what shall do to shut out this clange
Bang! bang! bumpety bangl
Bang! bang! bumpety bang!
hear the great clatter, the clash and clane-
rush to the door, hold on to nay ears
scold at the boy, but wipe ofhis tears,
his father looks on, with eyes full OF fun;
He picks up the shot, and leads I'D the gun
AND says; boys, don't make such clatter
and clang."
Bang! Dang! bumpety bang!
Bang! bang! bumpety bang!
From morning till night this clatter and
clang!
a 4 pause, now and then then on with a whiz-
Whirring, and jarring, and shaking ones
phiz.
Boys will be boys" has always been said;
But men men will be boys" when playing with
Or shooting, this Fourth of July with clang,
Bang! bang! bumpcty bang!
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-15
Ola and Young.

They soon grow old who grope for gold
In marts where all is bought and sold;
Who lives for self and on some shelf
In darkened vaults hoard up their pelf,
Cankered and cru3tcd over with mold,
For them their youth itself is old.
III.
They n'er grow old who gather gold
Where spring awakes and flowers unfold
Where sun arise in joyous skies,
And fill the soul within the eyes,
For them the immortal bards have sung;
For them old age itself is young
C p Crarlch in iScribne,. for A,tJ ust
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-15
After the Storm

AS mems cheeks faded
On shores invaded,
When shoreward waded
The lords OF fight;
When churl and craven
Saw hard on haven
The white-winged raven
At mainmast height;
When monks affrignted
The windward sighted
The birds full fllghted
OF swift sea-kings:
So earth turns paler
=. When Storm the sailor
steers IN with roar in the race of his WING.
Q, strong sea-sailor,
whose checks turn paler
For wind or hail or
For fear of thees
Q, far sea-farer,
0, thunder-bearer,
Thy songs are rarer
Than Soft songs be.
Q, fieetfoot stranger,
Q, north-sea ranger,
Through days of danger
And ways of fear,
Blow thy horn here for us.
Blow the sky clear for US,
Sena us the song of the sea to hear.
--.Slpjabu3y.e
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-15

The weather is too warm for any fool
ishness in the way Of counting. The first
thing some girl knows she will let her
gush get the advantage of her Judgment,
and will put her arms around her fell
lows neck, and there will be only pud-
die of sorghum molasses and some dirty
clothes to tell where the fellow once sat.
Glasgow (Ky.) Times.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-09-15

The London Lancet says blow on the
ear has often ruptured the drum, and
warns parents against boxing children's
ears. You can get more music out of a
child by applying the slipper couple of
feet below the drum Norristown
Herald.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-13
THE STATE OF TRADE.
nrrnnnfs afapENsHTg


LIVERPOOL Sept IA Eastern steady az 55 Western
duh Al as Cumberland Cut hrnor at 81; hhsrt
Rb dun At 81. Long Clear dall At 81 short Clear
dun az 30. Hams-LOng Cut dun az 49,. shoulder.
dull az . Cd Becf-na Mess dun a. 76; Extra Mess Dun
steady Al 81 81 Taow-Prime city hrmcr at 80. Iur.
yeTtf1e steady Cd:
Pine dun I'd TO- Cheose-Ameucau Choice dun az 43 Lard
Fiour-EItra state dnll ~ 20. wheat
No 4 hprspg dun o.; No. sprnF dun NJ sfdi
winter Western dull AZ kSi New southern dull az
nod Corn Mixed soft dun M % Sc; Prime New Mixed
steady AZ Cotton seed ou-Yelow American steady
81 , ,,,,.,-
Gd. MddinE Orleana 6A sales OF the day 1000
baIrs 1000 bales for speculation aud export Re
cefpts $50 bales including loo bales American Futures
quiet steady upiands. Low Mitdnng clanse sepen
Der delivery 69i Upands. Low Mhtilng clause, Sepem
Der ana October denver 6iidi Uriands Low Middling
claus. October November delivery Osgd; lpand Low
Addlhg clause November aud December delivery b'agd'
piands Low Middlng clause December aud January do
livery tsd Upiands Low Middhng clause New Crop ship
ped OCTOBER and November sail bed; Uplands Low Mid
ding clause, New Crop shipped November and DecsmDera
Gtlad ,,.---. 80
bs grades OF American Lard 81 Sd per Tor American
pork a. 81. per bDL f0f Prime Ness
.lysEruoi sept l2-2 p. m.-Mlidlng Unlands Cotton,
Mlddhun OrleaDz Oa4; Low Mldhng lplands, Ossd.
Ordinary Uplandz. Cd. Ordinary bpiands, J'id
ttyTHrOOt- l25 D. m.lne sales OF cotton 10 dAY
$50 bales American. Futures barely steady.
IoNpON sent l2-O y. m.-rallOW, S3d per cWL
BEEMfN sept. I2tafd closed at 39 MARKS per no N.
HAyRE sept 2-ard closed 90 40 a4s francs 90 confines
De
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-13
CUPRENE COURT-City and County Of

CUPREME COURT-City and County of
- W.York-MARY A. JORDAN and WILLIAM G.,
her husband, and ELEANOR r. GAGE and WELLESLEY
" her husband, plaintiff against GEORGE W. POILLON
And RACIIEL A. wife and others Under and IN pursu
aucs OF Judgment and decree OF partition ana sale IN TINS
action dated day Of March 1875 J. the under
signed referee said Judgment and decree hereby
Saesroom No Ill Broadway, In the CITY OF New hors
ON the day OF October 1873 at IL O'Clock noon D tc
ard Y HArnet the lands ana premises IN the sd
udgmen aud decree mentioned and descnOe1 as IOOws 20
wiz All those lots pieces or parcels OF land situate
I'm the city New-York lying contiguous 10 eAca 1the
Begnnng al the sOutheastery corner OF Eighty OuTth
running thonce eastefY along the sout
eTly side EightyiOurthst two hundred ana sAtywO ee
less "a the Westerly sle OF lo puoS
drive or Boulevard called thence sOuthefY along san
Boneya one hundred and forty nine feet one neh more or
thence nOrthweserly straight line % tho easery
sds OF Eeyeu taye. az point distant one hnnIfea anu
ak inches s0utherly from the cry
corner OF Feyenhave and Eighty fourthst; and thence
northerly along said ery side OF Eeyenaye one
OF Also all those certain lots pieces or parcels OF
land stuats Wing and being the city OF NeW-1Ok Dn
other which, taken togoe are DOuhued
and follows Beginning at the northoastefY COT
ner of broadway and Forty htrds running thece hOt
erly and along sastery side OF BROADWAY Two hunGe1
broadway aud FOtWfourthsL; thence running easei
along the sOuhery side OF Forty fOurthst sixty ne t
thence sOuherlY and az fght
angles with FortyfOrthst nneYone teet nine lnohrs
tbeee straight line htyone toeti thence
sontherly ANA at right angles with FOrtyourthst nsy
eserly inches 10 the point or pace OF
he0inni1S GEORGE w. PARSONS. Referee
n " sep6 laW6wF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-13
Inc Guy Ddih StOCkh were ntEloCbttt, Ohcpl y -
being of Bank of the Republic az at 81 IL
wing are The quotations
ma AaEnd
Bia. Asked.

There was a fair and we'll distributed business in
railroad bonds again to-day; consolidated Of Cen
tral and Hudson were firmer at 11S, Kansas Pacific
Is Denver Division, yielding TO 66hs. Lake Shore
seconds were firm at 104 firsts Of New-Jersey Cen
trail falling to 1872, and American Dock and lrn-
prOvement Company rs fetching SO. St. Paul SINK
ing funds were frmer at 943s and Northwest gold
bonds were steady at 90 South Pacific hrsts sell-
ing at SAL Fort Wayne thirds at II A. aud Kansas
and Texas assentcd cOnsOls at 4264ll2.
Gold was as dull ever, but hrmer without any
new feature being elected. The sales were at
1901 with one and two days interest. The borrow
ing demand was greater, and "a much as 3 per cent
was paid for use The Assistant Treasurer paid
cut $50 900 in coin interest on the public debt and
$50 600 III redemption of called bonds. The days
business of the gOld-clearing department OF the
Bank of the State OF New-1ork covered: Gold
cleared SIO.57O,0O0; gold balances, S96O,7O3;
currency balances $964,015.
Foreign exchange was quiet and rather steadler.
Selling rates were on the basis Of - 81 l2DSl -
for sixty days bills, and $685. S6l2 for demand
to the 6. .,
In the home money market call loans are obtained
at lz93 per cent, depending upon the oilaterai.
lime loans secured by approved collateral can be
made at per cent for Sky days, and at 3404 per
cent for ninety days the rate for the remainder OF
the wear is 44l2 per cent. Time loans of gold rance
from fiat to lie for use, Prime mercantile paper
continues qUiet, but the rates are hTmer, leading
note brokers quoting rates a follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-13
feaal Notltes.

NJ Y. SUPREME C0URT-City and County
N. OF New.York to be place OF tTialTHENK9 p LIZ
DENMEYR rlaintin against JAMES W. BOSIER, de-
observation-disclosures, with Notee-TO the abOyensmed de-
ndant Yon hereby summoned 10 answer the complaint
I'm t action and copy OF your answer on the PLAIN
Tins attorney within twenty days after the service OF TINS
failure 10 appear answer Judgment will be taken against
Won by default relief demanded in the complaint
Dated New York. July "a, 1873
N II " HAWK ESWORTH Plaintiffs Attorney
Post Office address office No zO6 Broadway, NeWNOrk
CITY NY. -. -. .-... -.
ansWer The above judgment will be taken against
Won for the hundred and torseven oO DOL
lars win interest from July 20 1878 and with costs " this
actlon r. W. HAWKEsWORTH, PLAINTIFFS Attorney
No LANES W. BOSLER, defenGaut: The foregoing sum
mons Is served upon You by publication pursuant TO An Oe
OF e Hon Charles Van Brunt OF tue Justices OF me
Court dated 18th day Of August 1873 as amended
by an order said Justice dated the 7th day Of August
S7S aud fled complaint the Office OF the Clerk
OF the City County Of Newlork at the new court
House said citY.-Dated New York August . ls!o.
r. w. HAWKESWORTH, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Aug9 law6wF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-13
O'CLOCK P. N.
OFFICIAL REPORT N. T. MINING STOCK E1
CHANGE SALES SEPT. IL. 1878
PRsF CALL-l1 O'CLOCK A. NJ.

FIRsT CALL-ll G
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-13
BUFFALO CITY LOAN.
$50, 600 Water Bonds.
CONTROLLERS OFFICE,

" L.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the Comp
troers Office city aud County Hall until saturday the l4th
day OF September 10 O'Clock for the purchase
OF whole any OF the Of nifty thousand dollars on
Water Bonda act OF the Legsature OF tho
state OF NewYOrk Chapter 553 passed June g. 1870 and
resolution Of the Common Council adopted August 10
The sad interest the rate Of FIVE 5 per
cent Der anuum payable semi annually az this ONCE or az the
Gaatn Nationaf Bank in the city OF me pur
the days Of september and March IN
each year ana principal viii be redeemed at the same
place az he expiration Of twenty years from the LIST day Of
Inc proposals win state the Of ponds desired and
the price per hundred dollars thereof but no bid less than
par and accrued interest viii De considered.
reserved 20 reject anyOr ali bids deemed nee
essary protect promote the interest oil mo city
The awards will be made september H. and the bonds
viii be ready for delivery before october To- next
JOHN c. SHEEHAN, Comptroller
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-13
IrvE srocK MARKEr,-RY TELEaRApn.

BUFFALo. Sept l2-CAITLE-Receipts today 1888 head
week thus tar S92s head same time last week, 9is8
nm for good grades others quiet sales of
Choice Extra Steer 81 9Odsj % Good shippers 81 500
~ as Medium, - dtA 3Js Common 80 3Odt3 so; Bulls
9OdS2 10: do. Choice - % Butchers COWS 81 10 a
% 81: TeXBns, - 5O0t3 50.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Recepis, $50 head; for tho week
TAR 1900 mead; the same time last week. 74O0
head Sheep large sales Fair 90 Good Western sheep.
5O9f3 - Lambs - dtl 5Oi Canada Lambs 5Od$i rs
cars remain In yarus uus0d.
HoGs-Reoeips to-day 7Ol5 head; for week. thus far.
20 for the time last week, 26.S6O head
sales YOrsers Fair 10 Good 50 6OdSi selected, ~ lOi
Heavy Good 10 Choice, IS s6as4 10; Extra Selected,
- 22ia: Is cars unsO.d.
~ ioUis sept 12-CAruE-ou iet. material change
Native gra. steers 50 2JasJ 10 and Hefcr 81 IS
as 40 through Te1an steers - I55t5 ~ Cow - Sgg
fed Texan steers ~ 1888 10 Coorados IS %
dsl so Receipts. 300 head shipments. 100 head.
HOGs-Fairly active Yoraers and Balumorra Is COO
20; Bostons 9O0s4 Packing. - T0as5 90 Butchers
Fancy sidsi Is; Receipts &IOO head shipments ltOJ
sHTEr-Unchanged; Receipts. I2OO head shipments,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-13
SECOND CALL O'CLOCK P.
THIRD cALL--2:3O P.
TnuRsnAY. Sept. 12-P. u

THURSDAY, sept. lZ-f n
Despite the very general prediction that the stock
market again had entered upon career OF pros
perity" and that prices steadily to rise. the
movement to-day has been dull. with strong in
clination toward decline The special fayortes OF
yesterday. the Wisconsin railway stocks, opened
well enough, but lacked staying powers Whether
OF not the newly formed "poOiD in the North
western shares, Of which much was ex-
pected, was filed mp by yesterdays puT~
ohasos, Is problem yet unsolved; but
tho prices Of the stocks to-day declined, from the
opening to the end, la per cent for the common
and 1Ss per cent for the preferred. The St. Paul
shares behaved little better; the common stock de-
cniDg 1ls per cent and the preferred 1Ss per cent
OF the trunk line shares. Lake Shore on dull
trading lost % per cent, Michigan Central IS per
cent, and Erie s. per cent; Central and Hudson
being neglected at 113sI0113Ss@113l2 The
Western Investment shares were dali but lower
Chicago Burlington and Qaincy selling down
to 11Ol4, Rock Island to 1854, and Chi
eagO and Alton to 839l, on a reported de-
cline 10 the earnings for the frat week
OfSeDtember, Notwithstanding the larger move
meat Of grain over the road. Western Union Tele-
graph was inactive and lower. first falling from
s51s to "a on the sale Of a small lot OF genuine
stock, and then rallyiBg TO 04Ss.
The coal stocks-thOse in which there was any
tsuing-wero first fra and then weak. Tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-13
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK sept l2-DEEVESNo fresh arrfyalso ana no
trade in ve Total since saturday bSo head
AGAINST 10 3s6 head corresponding time asS week The
Tsad Meat marks was dull aud unpr0htahlo az AZ any
tina during very heavy SIMPLY OF beeI We
Offering &C Washington Market anu VITA hh uhusnas1
Iieht demand for Thurs1sys market, trade eFhkHcu
heavily during tho entire forenoon and more thHn
large quantity OF Bcef sii the hooks and aeAofs
te fact tst sacrifice would have 70 pe male
~ ofer AZ e ont AZ the sales follows Native
SIDES 6d7e. TOresh0ulders 40dc Htnd-quhrtefs d9t9o
s,hcts 10 Good TeJas sides AZ i'gNoo
some oh the eary reaehd 10 for sve sides PIT 81
ma ts beat IN the market cOuia BE bought az 1c Whe Ny
tiIe wd BRING 6se. The weather IA uniaVorarie Ioi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-13
cnrrnN Markets.

BALTIMORE Sept l9Cotton quiet hlaang 80 sod
MiidIing, Ilei Cool Ofdnafy tsie. st'es 40
bales. - o.. =, s,o,,on en- mod demand; MIddlng
tea6iO5c. low Middhng. Uhe; Good OrnhhIy lUS bo'
reeeipt. AL Balesi exports coaht"Se vi V"'' ~
2D0 bales, stock b,B73 bales ,,,,s,,u. t,i,c Inv
4sgScsSIfL sept i2-cOtOn quiet hiddlng II &C, h0w
,tIS,in i0Tr Good Ordinary lUi reeeips % uaioei
sbpmsnts 81 bales; sales bacs sock no paiee o
Sent I2-CottOn weak Mdalhk, ~ ao' ~
,,tah,,nS i0e Good Ordinary, 10c, net reeeipt Avis
1sIsss ssi.s $40 baleA; stock ID 6l3 bales ,,,,ut
NonII R aept 4-COGOn n0minallY unenhngeai
,osc' ioS Middllng IOilG. Good Ordinary lOci net
reesipts 100 bales; stock, 2 100 bales -. .u-.,A. Ma
NRw.0RfYAEs Sept 1z-Cotton In good demhna' inn
ding iOste; Low Mddiing To- ooou OfVinA5' AV"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-13

England has increased 100000 during the past The
proportion Of the Bank Of England reserve IN habY WHICH
Last week was 4 Tia Der cent Is 45a cent
LONDON sept IA y. m. The amount OF bal ION gono
into the Hank Of England balance to-day Il 4lOOOO
LONDON Sept l2-4:30 p m, u. 5. bonds four and nan
Der cents LOG 1858 1914 New nyeS 1857 Erie Itbal
shares IA NeWJerseY Central, - Il; Reading Railroad
l6 NewJeTsey Central eonsOs SO p Paris adyiceS quote
l3 72 ceutmeS tor the account
PARIS Sept 12-ExonaDge on London, - francs 50 cen
sight The specie In the Bank OF Ffauce mas
decreased l6 800. 900 ifancs during the past week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-13
RECORDED READ estate TRANSFER
NEW YORK CITY

Boulevard plot ID a map Of the estate Of Lucins
Chittenden. deceased. l6lots Elizabeth w Gar.
rect 20 HarrtoJt II
lOth-ave, (plOJ N04 ON q map OF the Fort George
property. lOOx436.lO; Elizabeth W Garrett 70
htTT----.-.ssss
Kingsbridge Road 1902 Il " Oh IS City lots (pot L
map OF the estate Of Lucins Chttenden, de-
ceased) Elizabeth " Garrett % harriet Kerr
SHAVE. sos II OF 1l3Il.sL 25-3KlOOi Frances
Fo0te to Franklin wilcox. 80. ....-..-.-
130thst IS, 122 II Q OF ilth-aye, b0xf 9ll; Eliza
Gugeenheimer and hnsbaHdtO Simon Blng and
Grove Hui Place I6 8 tie Of Xye.c 2s2x5o Jacob
Spaih and others TO Clara Decker.
41stst, ss, $50 II OF sJh-ave, 25x9S9; and also
7Sth-si 8, l39 u W Of 2d-aye l3.lOxlO2.2 Phil
Up setter and wife 10 julius Katzenberg
Cnton-sb W 3, l25 n 8 Of Rivngoh. St 2Jx co. I'd
wards Dskin, reteree. n George ID BeFnine;
112thst, n 4, 1870 IL OF Ave-A, 20 lOX OO.ll !;
Eliza A Palmer and Fusband 20 Garrett d Breasted
1staye cor 76tb-st, 75xiU2.2 James Blossom and
wife 10 Andrew Blessing
Madison ave, W $, 202 ft OF Grovest 68xl53i VII
liam II Meadcr and wife 20 Annie Meader, 1890.
2Sth.s sc. s. 22S 70 Of 1OthaVe 26x9S.9: Nicholas
Kennedy and others TO James Casey and another.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-13

receipts AIS bales; gross AIS bales sales 800 balesI
stock, 6.Ofb bales.
PHTLADBLPHIA Sept l2-Cotton quiet; Milng l2e; Low
Midng n he; tiod Ordinary To- gross receipts 474 balee;
sales ia bales splBHeTs 100 baes ssOck. 22Bf bales
SAVANNAH, Sept I2t,ott0n quiet and steasyi Alhdhng
I01.; Niddlng l0is3 GO0d Ordinary. 9sc: net re-
cepts 1921 bales cross 37O0 bales exports coaStwte
471 bales; Gales 1000 bales last evening 300 bales stock
1865 bales.
81. LOUIs Sept 12-Cotton lover; Middi7G 10Jsc; Low
MihdlBg l01sc- Good Ordinary 9'sc: recelptS 366 bales
shpments goo bales: sales go bales; stock lO9l bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-13
Proposals.
no SHIP BUILDERS.
TnEAsUhY UEPAKIbItNI
DFFfCE OF THE LIGHTHOUSE BOAkl


OFICE or THR LIGHTHOUSE BOARD
wAsUINuTON u. G., September ., lsI6 }
SEALED PROPOSALS. win be received at sas onee uh h
10 mn IN the 9th day OF October 800 fom shlp
r onIv Tor irniah 4 material and labor OF all KINDS
Necessary 10 construct tie steamer Arbuu IN aeco
% itR Inc dated september 3, 1878 copies
Of which can DO application a. this oace ana 20 tsV
Yt,hthonse INSPECTORS al IL PemberOnhquare Bost
Nssa an romuE inaVie staten Island N ". and az ~
SSnih 6thst philadelphia Penn. The boari reserves the
all proposals. 20 waive detectA ~ DC
deemed of the interests Of the Goyernmsnt 20 DO 30
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-13


The following wero the rates of exchange on
New-YOTk: Savannah, buying 3 offered, selling Il
offered Charleston, Ss95i6, lsG par NeW-Orleans
commercial SI8 bank Il 81. Louis 20 discount :;
Chicago, 80 discount Boston, par. The United
States treasurer at Washington to-day received
$3.50 600 National bank notes for redemption
The customs receipts were $J3O,OOO and the IN
teTnal revenue receipts were $3J0OOO. The fol
loving is the Clearinghouse statement to-day
ances Sl2 10S, $50; gold exchanges, $3l7G,3oO )
gold balances, 81 ,6l9.6o4.
The managers OF the Bank OF England, at the reg
Mar week y meeting held to-day, made no alteration
i'm the rate of interest, it remaining at per cent
the rate at which three-months bills IN the outside
market are discounted being 4bsG4Si per cent. The
bank gained - OF balance" 10000 to-day, IN add-
ton TO 100000 for the week. and the proper
tion of reserve TO liabilities, which was last
week ollie per cent, Is now Abs. On
the London stock Exchange, COnsOls were easier at
04l3,a for money, and at 94lbl6 for She account.
limited states bonds were frDer; lO-iOS and new 5s
IOsio. new 4l2s at 106 and 1868 at 1879. Amerl-
can railway securities were also strong, Ere com
mon closing at 14ls, preferred at 81, lDlnois Cen
trail at 81 Reading at 16l2-OpeDing at IL, Penn
svivania Central 33l2 New-Jersey Central stock
34lo and consolidated bonds S70SGl2. Tho Bank
of France during the week lost 10, 100000 francs
Five per cent rentes in Paris opened at llZ9o and
advanced 10 113y07l2 sight exchange on London
being quoted at 23.3O. ,,,.p-,
Tho gross earnings Of the Chicago and Alton Rail
way Company compare as follows: -
49, 1877. 1873 Differences;
EiIsS Wei 10 Sent T. 20iSs77 100000 Inc 1068S2
Inc receipts OF Hour and gram at tho principal
Atlantic ports this 18th day OF september were:
Hew.YorR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-13
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. Thursday. Sept. u. Is'

EEw-YoRK. Thursday. Sept II. 1878.
The following sales we're held at the Ex-
change salesroom TO-DAY:
BIZ I'm. FsnnefID.
y interest IN the 2-s;Orv frame dwelling aud sheds
with 10 lots n Weft G4fh-si. 425 itw0f Shave.
each los 25xlOQ5; Murray Hin Hank S2OVO
house and lot R0bbinsaye so II Of Uneassi, 80,
MOrrsania, lot 25xlO05 Best. l0OO
BuA. j. Blocker & Son.
3stOTy brick and frame house and 4-siOry brick
binding with lot on Stant0n.si, cor OF AttOr- -
neyst lot 2OxGo.G sophia Sehuhofer. eS7S
Bu J0hR r. BoYd
4-stOry brown houses with lots, Nos 1a1 and
1879 West 26thst =, 400 ft W Of 6Jh-ave each lot
BIZ L. J. l. Phillips.
2-af0Ty frame dwelling ami l-sory frame shop Win
2lOts n West I6lth-st. running through 20 lb6tli
MIlsG u iIul1e e-oo Io' .s 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-13
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

IUUH5DAI, otpt i, IoIos
COFFEE-Rlo quiet hrm, unchanged business checked by
smaness supply stock here 69i5 baRs cargoes l44
0l7qc gold; Mid grades quiet steady unchanged, . -
COTTON-SpOt Cotton lsc lower and sun quiet; los 70 ar
rive and dock &c than the regular qu0tal0ns
sales 63S (4OS last EVENING" AL tor spinning
contract 200 bales Receipts at the ports ISS2 Dae
against 4224 this day last week. g. iO5 last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-13


Futures moderately active closing % points higher
after numerous fluctuations Sales as evening 5bOO bales
Today-First Call-September, ll.29. lib December,
1886; January. loss. 1887 april ILL total l'5Do
vember 1898: Deosmber 1921 January. 1898 total,
2fOO bales Third Call-Sepember u. 6th ll3i JAnu-
Also today. september at 2se i34 october 9tS
1882 january, 10 s8alOg3; February. lO.95 April
ILL total 200 bales; grand total, $1,000 bales Fu-
tur ale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-13
Diuioeno Notlres.

CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD Co,
CHICAGO. Aug "a. 1873. )
NOTICE.-A CASH DIVIDEND of THREE
~ and EHAIF PER CENT has thus day been declared
upon The Preferred Stock OF tins company
ahle Of september next AZ the ohce OF the
company's agents Messrs Jesup Patton Co., No 0Z VIII
liam.st, New-lork. oo., -. -.
transfer books VIII be closed on lhe Zun lhs hhaIe
opened soptember5 NJ. LAhhAbEf- secretary
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Sept. 10, 1878.
TNHE REGULAR MONTHLY DIVIDEND
OF s5 per this day been declared by the BODIE
GOLD MINING COMPANY, payable l4th september INST,
~ ~ VIM NJ. LENT President.
ODD DIVIDEND. The Jefferson Insurance
~ Company viii pay their regular semi annual dividend
Of OF demand at their Office, IL broadway
WA. b. FLOWERI. secretary.
Hew.York. Sept ., 1879.