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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-15
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFAJO. AuR l4-CArrLE- Receipts today, 26ls head
for The week thus far 56i9 bead for The same time las
opePed active and gc higher for best grades but closed
lower offerings generally good quality sales Choice 70 best
s4gSsi 90 Common a. 30, fi9ht Batcheis IS 00S
81 80 Cows and HefeIs. 80 25fs3 1Oi BUNS s-3S- Oo
SEEP AND I.Aahs-Receipts today 2bOu heRd to'a LOT
the 800 head for tho time last week
1900 head receipts consigned through ~ cars MAJ
dul and slow prices FIRM sales Of Far 70 COCO
sheep 81 Boa - 10 Choice Shpper averaging 10 10
40 h. IA request az 81 qSJ p Canada nbs $3.50 10
Western - 10 go quality good TO lar hVe cars remain IN
HoGs-Reooipis to-day 43O5 head for the week thgs
far 10 the time last week. Ia $50 head
stock Yorkers - 3GSi 6Oi Heavy, - e0a ~
offerings fair 20 medium quality only GrasSers - Sasl "
ten cars remain IN The ynds nnsoid mostly ohBan U'Ss
CHICAGO aug ii-The D,operr Journal repOrts; HOES
koI dni lower; Prime Shipping - 5Oast 20 Ne
diun 81 5Oas4 6J Good Light - 40as4 20 chiefly az
closing weak with Rough uus0ld. ,
CATTLE-Keoeipts, 5000 head shipments, l,SOo mead
Fair 10 Good shipping steers shade lower az - aSi o.
Butchers' quiet and weak Cows ~ lOasS o0i bl ln
s2dsl 30 Western Cattle scarce sales at ~ SO%sJ 40
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 7so head shipments 400 head market
no better sales at 81 70Gsi 81 p 60 ,,.,... o.. 49,
East Liberty, Penn, Aug l4-CAIIlK..keceipst ohay'
lg2 head stock through total for the two days
2Os3 head market closed hte slow, about smhhg on
from mornings and 81 about yesterdays Prices a-
HoSs-Receipts l265 heed total tor the two days 1888
head Workers. 81 rs dS4 COS philadelphia ~ oOaSO 10 ~
Receipts LOO head total for the two days 1900
ST Louis, Aug H.-CATILE-Farly active and shade
higher Prime 10 Choice Native Skipping steers - e2g
hfeers Cows and Heuets ~ 5Odt5 90; Grass
Texans steady and UNCHANGED Steers S29SS 80 cows $40
UoGs-In artive demand higher Workers and Balt
morcs 81 4Ods4 sos Packing do Butchers TO Fancy - %
aS4 sbi receipts 800 head .-..-. ..
hEEPENort grades lower al $4as8 Dos Other grades I'm
chan ged receipts 2lOO head
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
prfpopnAc MABKE-ra

LIVERPOOL Aug Naturalization steady at 55 Western
.sav a. 4o Cut steady at 81 Cd; short
RID fTmer Long Clear hrmer az S36d short Clear
dryner Al Hams-LOlg Cut steady Al DOL Shonlders
armeT al 29 Beef-India Mess duh a 80; Extra Mess duh
Al aSt Prime Mess arner AZ -. lard-Pnme Western
dul ~ 39 TAlOw-Pume CITY steady az 1854 Turpentne
spirits duh 23. RosD-common steady ai4ed- klne dn
at 10. Cheese American Choice hrIner a. A. laru O
steady at 4Oi FlOur-Extra state steady al 20 Wheat
No spring steady NJ 0sd; No. sprhg tteady AZ 95di
old Winter steady Cd New Winter steadT ~ 97d Corn
old Mixed Soft steady NJ 24l3c Prime New Mixed steady
AZ 288d Cotton seed on-Yelow American-None IN the
market -. 49, - ~ -. .
Middlng UpandA 0s,sd. Middlng Orleans 6iisd sales
OF tho day 1000 bas usnd 1000 bales for speculation
ana export Reoelpta ESQ bales. including 200 bales
Amerean quiet at last nights prices Uplsnd Low
NiddhnR clause August september denyerY 6si UP
apds Low Mddng September aud October delivery
6d Uplsnas Low MiadlnR clause October and NOvcnber
delivery 6isssd UplandA Low Middng clause november
and December deiyery. 6SIsd-
LIVERPOOL aug. Al pmCheese ~ per ewi lot the
Bacon 1 per for Long Clear Mddes and S6 for short
Clear Mddles. -. - ~. go A.. A.
iIyERro0i Aug 1i-S30 m.The sales Of Cotton TO-DAY
nolnded As bales American Fntgres9s-u pianos 10"
N,ddnng clause October and November delivery, big
LIYEErOoi, Aug. i4-5 m--Cotton' Futures anes pu1
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railrosd and canal Now it accepts it at Ala cents
or at 81 40 ton, which is equal TO sig mills ton
mile, and one-haf of the canal boats tie up and re-
fuse business.
This system may increase the gross receipts Of the
railroads. but its effect upon their net earnings
fully demonstrated by the report of the Wabash
Company for June, which showed decline of $685.
600 in the net earnings as compared with
June of 1877, notwithstanding that the
tonnage of june. 1878 far exceeded that of
June, 1877. Railroads can no more prosper
by the great dimensions Of losing business than
the merchant who buys broadclOths at So yard
and sells them at 81 80 yard. just at present
much is said of the large business which the Lake
Shore Company is receiving from the receipts of
grain at Toledo. We have before us The Toledo
Commercial Of August II and 49, which gives the
receipts of grain and the source, and the shipments
and by what route, of August 10 and u. The total
receipts of grain for the two days were 37S,547
bushels, and the shipments were: by lake, $685.
bushels, by the Lake Shore Railroad, 1902
bushels, and by other railroads, 1884 bushels
very large proportion of the receipts by the
Wabash Railroad but in order to secure the bust
ness the Wabash has TO do it at rates competitive
with the shorter distances and low rates to PhIla
delphia and Baltimore.
The transactions at the Stock Exchange to day
were of character which 1t is difficult to describe
without giving offence. There was a general adj
vance in prices all through the list, but it is
than probable that four the Originators of
at least fOur-ffths of all the business transacted.
Lake Shore again assumed prominence in the trad
ing, and recorded sales Of $4,000 shares at prices
ranging from 629a at the opening, up TO 646s and
down to sa the end After business hoursa report
was started that the president of the road had been
alaTgc buyer to-day but this report will deceive
one VINO watched the manipulation during the day.
Michigan Central carried up TO 50 g. and Con-
trial and Hudson 10 40, but Erie only advanced TO
17l2. The granger stocks also were higher on
smaller business but scarcely held their advance at
the close The coal stocks while duh were firm,
ana closed at about the best prSces OF the day
Western Union advanced from S97s TO 30, and
closed at 81 Concerning this property we learn
that one of the leading trunk lines OF railway mas
given the Western Union Company notice that tie
contract between them is terminated, To make
this Ineligible it may be necessary to explain that
many of the lines of wire along the principal railroads
OF the country the properties Of the railroads,
and only worked by the Western Union Company
under contracts or leases.
The market closed dull but feveTish
RANGE OF STOCK MARKET.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-15

Money ON call was in fair demand, and generally
met al 5S2la per cent on miscellaneous collateral
though the great bond houses report accomInOda-
lions at loD2 Discount of prime paper 30 SO per
cent The United states Treasurer at Washington To-
day received $780, 900 National bank notes for re-
deinptiOD The customs receipts were 34lOOOO,
and fnteynaI reyenus receipts $30O,O00. The fol-
loving Is the Clearing House statement to-day Cur
reucy exchanges $40 POS, 1886; currency balances,
S3.046. S48; gold exchanges, 4o,toa,zO4j soiu
balances 81, fO4,121.
This was ticket day on tho London Stock Tx
change Tomorrow. win be fortnightly settling day.,
and consols ruled steady at 949le for money and at
04i3Ia for the account United States bonds were
better; 1865 at 1906 new So at 1912, new Az per
cents at lO0la, and I0-40s at 110Ts. Ia American
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p CALL O'CLOCK P. ".
WEDNEsDAr, Aug. AZ. n.


ffeights excited and higher; wheat to Buffalo,
ehis,D was the announcement made by the trade
P@e from Milwaukee under date of August
Contemplation Of the shipments which were
-.le Yesterday, August Is, from Milwaukee-4, 800
saeh Of whest-and the shipments Of to-day
80 oushels-suggests that the excitement which
-.'se a. Milwaukee can be appreciated at a dis
~ 80 II LOCO miles, only on the Stock Exchange,
~ again TIE talk Of the enormous traffic of the
80 ana railroads is becoming special feature.
Dunalo there also is an excitement. The rail-
~, are taking wheat for New-York at AZ cents,
1 the canal boatInen refuse 10 take at
nan CENTS In q word. the railroads
N. speating their folly Of 1876. They again aye
apsng to make the lake and canal men
- In 1875 the Central and Hudson secured
80 business BY doing it at cents q bushel,
~ 'ate then was considered ruinous to both the
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GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

ASHES-Q Quiet unchanged.
COFFEE i'd grades unchanged 5000 bags Maraeaiho
sofa 14aIG gold 1000 mats Java rcSold ai private
price steady 4dl74c. sal 5Ou bags Santos here
private terms and 5000 bags Gray Eagle at batn"r
1jltc. gold. ,..--,-
COTTON lHner. bat quotably higher. Upllnds
Good Ordinary, l1teC; Low Mddlug, II &c. Middlng
lli5lsc sales 2 bales 40 lasi evening" for consumpuon
Receipts pUrt 737 bales against 52j same ag last week
and 2i last Futures advanced 5a9 points sales
been: Last evening, 2lnO bales 70 day-tirst Cal-
september ll53, IL54 October Il3l Noycmbct, lllb
lll7 January lIl3 total I6U b. les Second Can SEP
TENDER Z October ll3i December lila total l,2Ul
bales Tmrd Callseptombc, los; October l35; ioaL
Also AuEusi. ISL lie3, lisa lid. sept 40
her. Il.5O 1i.5l. 1852 ll53, 100 ll5t, lll3 lab
ll5S llJ7. HOS october. rs. 10 l5j Ill H.
Ila3 Ii 81, ll3G ll.3J, ll3G November, ll.1, LIE
lib II 20 December lLl2. lIl2 MA January, lllu
IL 10000 bales: grand total.
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THE cnrTnN TRADE

MANCHESTER Aug line MfRcAssty Guardian. IN its
commercial article this morning. says Nowhere u there
rrturniug life In market The tone CONTINUES
fully dscouTagiBg the past
the hand buyers dshe2rtenrd
Of OF Improvement IN the
ing markets. and have therefore little motive to pay higher
than the lowest which before the recent
advance On the Otherand The pinnes and manufacturers
very anxious SELL ind themselves confronted by an
important the material aud II thoy 20
cePt the offers for quanft they would either
with a than any they have had 70
deal with during tho period OF depression or 10 speea
decline In Cotton To TIE rst OF these alterna
the machinery Ia the pre-
fcrabe the latter elin y unsafe one In
view Of the diminished visible supply Of Co tor"
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railway securities. Erie was better at 17st, pre-
ferred opening at SO and yielding to 32l9. Illinois
Central rose to SO, New-Jersey Central to 30, and
Reading to 17l4, Pennsylvania being quoted at
323i. There was no quotation OF money reported OF
bullion movement at the Bank of England. In
Paris rentes closed at an advance TO 1000; sight
exchange on London being up to 25.21l2, rate
which Of course fOrblds drain of gold from Lon
don to PARIS. ,
The receipts of -four and grain at the principal
Atlantic ports this 18th day of August were:
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HAVANA Aug IA Spanish gold. 2i3a92l4. Exchsnge
tending uDward the United STAIRS. go days currency
6pG5s premium short sight 10, 6ha7 premium 90 days
god % d6 premium short sight do. 707P premium on
LONDON ia 7s premium Paris 4a4 y premium sugar
frmsr qH0aDY higher pOmOrrOE being holiday bust
ne will he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-15
Business Gnauces.

ITO DRY-GOOD MERCHANTS.-Want by
young 80 years Of age. situation IN the counting
mad large and yaugd experience Tor twelve
years bOOkkeepcr cashier asS assisting with me cred
for largest houses IN the ade "a whom he refers
Would accept moderate compensation. Address J. Q. Cs
Box 40, Tribune Office.
WANTED-A party capable of managing
manufacturing commercial business take lead
ing 81 900 reqGired good real estate;
business profitable OfOca references
changed Address cali j. F. y tO2, sturteyant HouseNf
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Aug IA 1890 pmConsos 0ie, sfor money 0sis
the account T. bonds 1868 lO6; New hves 1879;
Railway shares. l7's preferred, 30 Illinois zen
trial. SO PenEsvivania Central, 3d. New Jersey OentIa
30 Reading Railroad IT, Paris sdyces Gnote hve per cent
"a; 10 francs 80 CentImes Tor the account.
LONDON Aug IA Pans ahvices quote ave ger cent
confines for the account Exchange
London, - frames 81 4 contimes Tor shor sishi
LONDON, Aug l4-4:3O D Tn.U =. bonds Tour ana ~
cents lUOs fves lO7i2: Ere n way shares =:
DO preferred y. vania Central. BIAS NewJeisey
Reading Railroad. lTi4.
LONDON, Aug. 18-Syeri II quoted to-day az 52ltd per
ounce INDIA Council bills allotted today az I'd per
TrIre Dc
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steady Upland- Kidding November and Decsm-
Der deir 6ilaad.
LIVERPOOL Aug 1850 pm.-sprts Of TurDeutne. 22ed
per
LoNDos. AUG. 1850 D. m.-Rssnea Petroleum. 9Sn.
1--WE eIosea el sOsa5l trance per klOs
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Raws fairly activei bbs Centrifugal
Good Refining Cuba. quoted az z al ifc.
TALLO W-Steady Sales $1,000 n, 6lStsefiiec, latter
price for
WHIsKEY-Flmeri 81 Os bid 81 90 asked. regular.
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Dredn 5Ieamers

A MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL
n The only Transatlantic Line sailing under the AMERI-
CAN FLAG. Sailing TIN RSDAY from PHILADELPHIA,
LORD Give sails Thursday Aug 10. 10 q. IN.
RED STAR LINE-TO ANTWERP.
Carrying Belgian and United states das sailing semi
monthly Alternately from Philadelphia and NeW-fOrk
NEDERLAN ID saifs FRIDAY, Aug %. ~ m
rates Of passage ana other information apply 70
PETER WRIGHT SONS, General Agents -.
800 Wanutst, Philadelphia 02 broadway New YORK
JOHN MCDONALD Agent. BattcsY-pidce, NeW.fork
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In State bonds. there was continued weakness in
District Of Columbia 3-65s at SOsl, and Louisiana
consOls sold at r. -
I'm citv bank stocks Merchants (105l sold at 1924
3123I4 Metropolitan (10l at l2O Importers and
Traders l5l at 1916, and Park l2Ol at OOl2.
There was far amount of trading in railroad
bonds The St. Paul per cent irsts were firm al
l1s and La Crosse Division az LOG, the sinking fund
bonds declining TO 94l2 the Northwest gold bonds
being of to 9S7s. Erle firsis were hrm at ZIG,
fonrths at 1855 Lake Shore dividend bonds at
1lO34, Harlem frsts at 120 aud Western Union
Telegraph rs at 10. Hannibal and st. Joseph
convertible So rose 10 05SI firsts OF e. g. and Z.
rUling at a. and Burlington and Quincy 80 at
I'LL. Canada Southern iirsts guaranteed fell TO
1904 Union Pacific sinking funds to l024, and land
grants to 1922, the frsts rising TO 1868 There
were sales OF Ohio and Mississippi cOnsos at 97l2.
Alton and Terre Haute incomes at 20, PlttsDurg'
Fort WAYNE and Chicago thirds at 1l3, and Lehgh
and Wilkesbarre cOnsOls asseuted at 10.
Without being any more active. gold was hrmer;
Sales at lO05sG 1908 on the prospect OF renewal
of coin exports the rates OF foreign exchange now
permitting the same without loss. The outward
steamer for. tomorrow has S5OO,OOO coin under
engagement On gold loans the lending rates
were IQ1l2 per cent for borrowing. The
Assistant Treasurer paid out $4,000 IN CON
interest, and 100000 in redemption OF called
bonds The days business OF the gold-clearing de-
partment of the Bank Of the State OF New-AOrk
covered Gold cleared, $13,059 900; gold balances,
81, 675 III currency balances, @l,oOO'44o' Lie
gold quotations to-day were as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-15
COTTON MARKETS.

AUGUSTA Aug Ii-COtton nTm. FTsguari Mddng. IL &c
Kidding. lObcj Good Ordinary, lOkci receipts Z
bars sales, bales ,,.,,. -.
Midding qc Cool Ordinary lOAsc; gross receipts 90
Britain 2U1 bales coastHtse, 20
bales sales. 25 bales; stock. $50 bales
Boston. Aug l4.-Cotun steady; Middhne l2c; Low MID
d!uE ll3tc.: Good Ordinary, llc. stock, $50 bales
Mlddlng lu'sc Good Ordinary lU43lO 2c saIes ~
bales; stock, 1913 bales.
CTNtISSATI Aug IA Cotton firm; Middling, IL &C. Low
Mijdlug ic Good Ordinary, ltc receipts, al bales
shpmrnts 800 bales; sales, 100 6aesi stock 3O bales
I;AIvEsToN Aug IA Cotton quiet; Middng. II &c;
l7B balea sales, 90 bales stock. S24 bales. 49,
LOUISVILLE, Aug. l4.-CGttOn firm; Mlddhng ~ &C.
MFNPHIs Aug l4-COttOn qmet Mi1dlug Sci toCeiDs
81 bales shipments 70 bales sales 200 bales STOCK lso
bales. ,,.s,.--
Low MidflnR lO3c Good Ordinary, l0lsci net receipts
"a bales goss 20 bales; exports ooaswise 2Ol bales sales
NEW OsLRANS Aug iA-COtton dull; Middling, IL &c;
I0w Midding 1O7sc Good Ordinary, loSci net receipts
lO7 bales gross lO7 bales exports ooastWse O2O bales
sales 200 bales: STOCK, 1900 bales. -
SoEgoLK Aug lB.-Cotton firm Mdding, IL PC; net re
oeips bales exports coastwise 100 bales sIock $40
pun ApELPmA Aug. lA-COttOn quiet; Middlng 12isc.;
Low Addng. ssc Good Ordinary, ID ise; net receipts
lSt bales gross go bales sales splnners zoo pAes sOC
SAyISSAH Aug 14.-Cotton-very little demands Middling
1Iie low Middrng l09c. GOOd Ordinary lOfc; net re
ceps 10 bales; gross ll9 bales; exports eoaswise l25
bales; safes, Is bales: stock 32l bales -
ST LOUIS Aug l4.-COtt0n steady MiddlnE llSei Low
Midalina 1896: Good Ordinary. 1OGc. receipts bales
shipments / bale: sales, 5S bales stock 43 bales
WuNINGrOA, Aug. l4-COtt0D Arm, nOmtnal hlddhng
c; Middlng. lie. Good Ordinary lOcj stock Oo
bales.
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THE MONEY MARKET.

,c,,r REPORT NJ Y STOCK EXCHANGE SALES
ssfl''- WEDNESDAY <UGUST "A. 1878
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT.
vtpsT cALI-IO1l O'CLOCK A. NJ
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Total sales for the
s6g seller 90 DAYS
8 OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
sAN FRANCISCO CLOSING PRICES or luNING sTOCKs.
YESTERDAY. To-day.


Government bonds are frmer, mainly on the adj
vance in the gold premium. very large business
was done in 1865 and new 5s. We annex current
ouOtatiOns
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fluaHcal.

1 July ~, 1878.
NOTICE.-The capital stock of this bank
having reduced twenty thousand shares 0OoO00
The hereby nOned that on the lst day OF
August next certificates VIII DC issued IOf the remaining
sbares and made for tho reduction. The transfer
books Will be closed from this date August o. 1875
cent for transfer Of fractional shares BY order
@. V. BANTA, Cashier.
ADAMS ExPREss COMPANY
80 BROADWAY EEw. YORK. Aug. IA, 1873.
TIME TRANSFER BOOKS of this COMPANY
Will closed from o'clock M August ls 20 the morn
ing september s. j.. T. BABCOCh, treasurer.
VIHE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COM
il pANY. LAND GRANT BONDS.
TRIsTERs' OFnCE, No. as Equitable Building.
BOSTON, Aug. 3, 1878. !
SEALED PROPOSALS win Be received unit noon, on
TUESDAY August 13 1878 for the sale OF FIFTY TtoUS
Ann ($6OOOO any part thereof, OF the LAND
GRANT BONDS Of the UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
CONPANY DO undersigned trustee IN accordance with
inc iHu'-'4' FRED. L. ANEs. Trustee.
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WHITE STAR LINE, nov, NAH STEAMER.
Corporation NntItes.

NOTICE.-JAMES NJ. OAKLEY & CO.,
~ AUCTIONEERS VIII sell At PUBLIC AUCTION By
order OF the DEPARTMENT OF DOCKS, on ACGg5F2Ss
1873 at - O'CLOCK NJ certain lots VI OLD MAFEhIALs
iSelndInE Ferry floats sheds &C. and Ends Dock Piles.
Ior full information City Record Copies for sale az
No. . City Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-15

VfIeIAL REPORT N. T. HIgIY6 STOCK tx
CHARGE SALES, AUGUST IA, 1873.
TlRsT cALLe-I1 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Ansrcan Flag La Crosse MaripOsa preferred
SECOND CALI O'CLOCK P. "
.-'eShiA Moose Con Virginia
49,. u loo. .b30 $40 10 .-.-... 10
3O0.---ae. 800
THIRD CALL-2:30 P. NJ.
~7ass2{e Bertha Edith La Crosse
ssgyb30- SO 6,5OO...b00 .O7 BOO........ 81
l iSSsSS- "a "a S0O.-bso- 'Os
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Foreign exchange was strong and higher the
standard drawers naRing advanced rates another =
per cent this time 10 81 80 y for sxty-days DIS
and To 81 s9l2 for demand, actual rates following
mn 10 81 Sf0S4 50 for sxtydays bills and TO % 80
asa S9l2 for demand TO tho &. We annex current
revised nnotatiOns:
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Uipioeno Notlres.

--~-->~-~|~
OFFTcE OF THE ONTARIO SILVER MINING Co..
81 Brosdst. New York, Aug. 8, 1878.
dividend NO. 81.
IL The regular MONTHLY DIVIDEND OF FIFTY CENTS
PER SHAKE declared for July payable Al the ice
Of the transfer agents. Wells Fargo Co.. Oa the 18th nst
also
EXTRA DIVIDEND, Nc. 49,
OF The been declared payable at the same
time ana pace Transfer books CGTe the 10th inst
II. b. PARSOlfS, Assistant Secretary.
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100 O'CLOCK--sALEs BEFORK


North W COnsQl
& q Bonds
3,OOO..-..C. 80
N& 81 r { Z
6.OOO.-....- 95
Cent Fac s J BT
5000 ...... ssh
Kansas Pacific Is
Denver Division
with coup cert
JauOo. 64l4
nnI 81
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offloAS' No - VILLA VILLA 4 AS S & eUIoN


" BETWEEN NEW-YORK AND HAVRE,
peT OF Company new No. AZ NORTH River foot OF aor0ns6
aPERFIR.. DanFe..... Wednesday Aug u, u 4 m
WILLIE DE PARIS ~ahtslh edhes'ay A9g 70 . PnI'
LABRA DOR Sangier. etneSdzy. sept l. ll''O ~
rked do not sieerge passenger
freight and passage &c Philadelphia apply 10 on1o
NO'"'i' IGIiIs De BEBIAN. Agent no 65 BROADWAY
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lOlON LINE, - -
x UNITED STATES NAIL STEAMERS,
EnR nIIL-L. A-lIAANN AND IINERHlOL.

Leaving pier 80, n. r.. zoo OF Kiugst
EsDAY. Aug 81 p m
NENAD ESDA1. sept 8 az ~ M
MoNIAN J = ts2DA sept irSV'9 9 p ID
WISCONSIN ISDA sepL
~ These steamers arc built Of iron in waterfront COM
pariments fun shed with requisite "a make
he pssage across both safe ana agreeable hay
ing bS ToOm smoking r0OD drawing O0n piano and IL
bTary also experienced surgeon steYar1ess ana caterer
each steler The statero0us are al on deck thus nsnn
those greatest Of all uxes az sea- perfect Venanon ana
light -
CABIN PASSAGE according 20 staterooml $50 TO soO
INTERMEDIATES, $40; SIEERAGEs SO.
OFFICES, NO. 20 BKoApWA1. ,,,o.v
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WOOL MARKET BY TELEGRAPh.

BosroN Aug l4-wooI-The active demand continues for
tombng ard Delane kleeces but all other KINDS move
slowly and manufacturers are not disposed " operate 70 any
extent their purchases supplied most OF their
wants Cor present IT generally believed That too
high prices been paid IN the Interior for the new e
requires close managemen on the part OF hoers 70
come out whole Sales Ohio and PeDnsylvana Feeces $50
SSs inc uding MediuH X Xxx, and above; Michigan and
wisconsin Feeoes - a30c and quiet and CoInbIng and
enine Feeces 39d45c the latter being taken as fast
oere California wOOs remain quite steady with sales at
90 Tor Spring being demand Tor this descrp
lion; Pulled WoOs 29G42sc. for super and X. mostly 30
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THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS oF PRODUCE.

Per North RiUcr. Tesscis a,,d Rniiro1fs
"WEDNESDAY. Aug. u. l8Ia.
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IrNTTRD STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL

LIMITED STATES AND BRAZIL MALL
u STEAMSHIP LINE
FOR ST. THOMAS. PARA. PERNA6BUCO BAHIA
AND RIO DE JANEIhO - -
The drsteass IRON steamship Itll W hlQ III, ~
JANEIO Captain WeE viii tbe above ports on Fl-
DAY, sept at p. Freight At low rates taken tor
the above 1rte
delivery Of Bills OF Lading. 49,, - ,,..,,.
rreght received al times al Roberts DOCK
INSURANCE LOWER THAN BY ANY OIhEh 10y u
SUIPPERS DESIRI . G. INSU RANCE CAN EkfECf
SAME UNDER OUR OPEN POLICY.
For freight engagements passage having elegant 40
COMMUNICATIONS ~PpS " C. H. MALLORY & Co. Agents
ONCE Plof 20 Last HaYer.
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R1NT cIOTHs MARKET.

PRINT CLOTHS MARKET
FAN RIVER Mass Aug. 1.-The market for Printing
CLOTHS continues quiet and unchanged particular when
compared with our last report.