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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-14
! III 80. lT-m. - IN an. nennlnaI.
STEARINF-Firm;

STEA Rim Firm City quoted gd9lsc.
SUCA Rs-ReIned in GOOD demand and hm; Cut Loaf,
9C: Crushed 9aic. GrauHlated and tOwderce. SasoSc:
Whte "A &C.: Eag steady but qusf Fur Good RediI
7lls07 c sales hlds iDeodDg Pimo Roaming CuDa
7tss DO. Centrifugal. Sc; and Common French Islands at
7c as0 49, bags a. Sc for Centrifugal and 6lc for GB
dauupe
TALLOW-steady; sales G5. 600 q. Clstsc.
TEA-Only moderate deaand either for lines invoices
TOBACCl kentucky IN god demand aud strady sales
300 hhS l2Lc seed Leaf g. N demand steady
sales AZ Nrr I'm easl lS7G-77 10alSc; 500 PSan-
sIlyaua. 1871 lUc lbc so ONO 90, Tivate terus l12
bal Yara lTlvatc 25s itiles HAVANA SOr asl TO-
WHALEBON It-Quiet. ATofir. New. - 2JaS2 s. per
WHIsKIY-Nomaal: a O7d5l G7lg regular
NOOt-Thrrr has buen very fair mOvemeut lat
tsrly at steady puces Domestic Fleeces-Ohi0. Penn
sylvsIia and Virginia. xxx and Pckiork, 40a
&c; XXX "a saer.; \, @4051c= No. ]. S605-c; No.
., $50 3Gc: C0nngn. .i0G12c. CeIuiLnR 3sd42c. Nrw
NUrt, Mio lcaR. Iu4ala Hld Wisconsin, Xxx, @uoa3c.;
\. 81 03Sr Nc. l. 81 Rics 40. = 3 a5c: Common. p
3Oc COEiug 80 c4or lna, Ncrgglt und Illinois, y aud
* 3Jd35c. 40. J. ~ 3jc Ao =, GS03c; Gumbiur. ESQ
a&Jc: Unwashcd Fleece 2UN2Gc; camsinr. 80 2c Tub
Chuice. $50 8sC. FAr Tstc.: Iue~cr aId
BURY. lulti Wool. EeWl 0rs city * Failed,
32c; Eupr Palrd, 2a3Gc; Lambs Pa+c. 20 a3'c.:
Weston super and lRtra - a$9cs nlintT tNrra i'aii.d
3p-3t-. -uftr PHltL a@HSlc.; l. rl!s Pulled 2-e5 e.
TeTlUy Wool, Fire, a. -3,; Neual lBgzlc; C0grs i
0lJc. Gambia l3ai-c; Black l2dlic Orc2n and r9uth.
eni et1itA- luN4slico Co,Lg, ayrnFp qnltg. ZJC,t;
Combine avtrlra Iuluty. l1tl. CAL ma, spring Cp
5GGr. Mts.uui. - Z6-: Low trads and h u
l2r TNa tive Eastern ,rrBs. 2ec2.e.; Medina fsssIn
Spring 2Or,5e: Finc .-s Ncs'ium Mrz-eTa,
n o2N-.: IHFras "a hCElCIu lGH l; h-NEu i50 ltc.
Foreign Hui- 81 Cool Aulc. -CoJsc iiurGoa AFrrs
Meruo and icstzs - pc; Nuutry3ro hcTluo RBd Mes
uzl, 2iaSlc Australian Clothing SJtioei CoraDaE ~
m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-14

LONDON Aug l3-l2s50 D. NJ. s. bonds four and haf
Der cents luGl 1868 1924 TenfOrties 100 ETe i4i
way shares Reading RAJ road 10 The rate Of al.coui
which below the Bank Of England rate Paris
advces quote per renes al 10 francs 70 cenes
LoSDoX Aug 1880 m.-Erle Railway shares 49,
lS-d:JO n.COusolF % sfOr money, tl4fis
for the account L. bonds 1861 1881 New hyes loI
Railway shares, l7as; Pennsylvania Central, ga
Reading Railroad l6 PARIS adyices quote ave pei cent
- Exchange
% iraDcs i8 Z. centInes FOR short slgnt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-14

points lower Tor The early mouths Later
months irregular sales have been: Last evening ll00O
bales day-Flrst Lali-SepfembeI, ll.Aes OctObtf.
ll.2G 1lz5 November l1093 December. lle6 February
lll8 March. 1ll9 TOTAL LOO bales sse1nd Cailst1
1l5O: October ll27; January Illus; TOTAL too
bales Third CaH-Septenber. 115O; NoEember III -;
total 500 tales August lisa lis0 ills, LIB llta
ll.Si September. l1.49, ll47, ll4s, lL4a 5l 20
October. II "a l25 a "a. 1l25 LEG llS1 lis lLZgi
Der l1Os 1lO6 il05. 11O6 l07. ll0e 1l09; January
ll.07. HOS February lila ll13; March, lib II y
total $4,000 bales grand total 1890 bales Futures cea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-14

tion without cash assessment will be submitted to
the bondholders within few days
The gross earnings of the following named rail-
roads were reported to-day;
WABASH
1877 1873 Increase.
For first week In August. $ll4024 slIa052 l,gzs
From January 10 August z. 2,473l2l R677O35 20S9l4
DENVER AND GRANDE.
For first week in August $1,000 S285O0 ST. ,80G
Prom January 20 AHgnst7. 397.l03 b876l6 l00.5l5
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS AND NORTHERN
For FIRST week August. sl7.O68 S18.5O7 El.439
From January 10 August7 5l9O26 SO7OA5 SS6.0l9
The receipts of flour and grain at the principal
Atlantic ports this 18th day OF August were:
NewYOrk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-14

points Of distribution folows: Ere Railway. lls
do ss~sTsi isssiS1 go as sasaa i.iSsr lsss
10 co. Mlaana iinlraad 500 cans Of MAJ sss esns 81
bnt down tire HuisDl River asa cans; to 8g71 cIBs Of
bsss sSd S re Pum uIi me 1 a %sE aTsasss
ION Be91S as 81 % iss On me S - ne ~ s9a @
day lee, lsg tas closing rles ~ q 40 Prees nave sssa
and unsettled
Exports q salt ana cured Bncou. s.Jea bikes; Beef
LIZA bias; Psrk, s9s bas@ Lad 2ss9 bsls or
supply q ses te marker MN advance q ie pr
,a Naive a isS sell SR 70 ~ q S ss so 70
IL Tor Pair Mos q te Llns on sals losy ssre hin
men to PEs for steady 1I ssfSane except for Liz
Beoi sidos Dn,e n 7iss Do. common = "a
Do .D.... s o. PORK. city dressed. $40 Ga
sPpsrs we're Ia me market Scserag sna ION ~ do5n
INN at gGeaafioS Chickens are du as are DncEs; very
few Geese arriving ana but few wanted ouOtaons;
E:-; %sl n I: :; s.is ssS'i e
f% EsS1s lSS II Do Ss1s. EDEN and %" -
Doc PEGS r yen r. asa 30 10. stae Pa. iaS u
VEGETABLES
sDments of Potatoes 90 bs Potatoes are less plenty
esasng and prices hGye decliDsd onions extremely
ri 90 far whites tie batter are nimSst Tnsaais RassiS
Tgr1s are In be tor reqras Tomatoes. mostly fran Long
Of good Cora Is very small While there rs large guauty tagt
ana W9rm-eattn. GuEga A2termennS through
but Maryland Virginia have increased heir
plies Jersey MusknelUs demand ~ 90 20 81 50
per barrel Quotations:
Pot1iocs, J. l. Dutch. per 100 SIS OO6S7 90
ana s, T.. Mi. 81 50HSl T5 Turnips Russin.
De-. oNeet I)ei 500 90 pei bih----..- 2J@ 80
DC-Na yellow. 2 7Jd - J Tomatoes LI-D'x 2J0 40
DO. Red. ....-... 2 TOO 80 com. Hnckcn-
d.. Red q Vel 1 O06 IS sack, 100 ears. Goa ] 20
Wtdte..... ...... l 25d j 80 WatefmelOns, n.
Cucunbcrs. L. L. C..&NB.per 100 10 O0d30 90
pei 100 2O9 40 Do. Maryland. 10 OO0 30 90
squash, Marrow. Eumeg Melons,
Dbl.--.-s......-.
Do. Sunnltr---. GOA 80
Cabbage, Fiat
sUEIluEs.
BeesWaK. 027l2 FeatieTs-........A0 d4b
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IAvEsPoot- Aug steady at So: western
~ 40. !erisud Cut steady s0Gd short
Rb mmer az 30 Lang Clear irmer al 1881; SEOu Clear
ditner 80. Hasns-LoHg Cut EfeadY at 54 Shouders
rner 2s. Beef-lnda Mtss dali az So: Extra Moss du
So Prime Mess timer "a. LaTd-Pume Western
Gdu 39. TaiSwIrae city steady 81 81 THTpcntme
Spirits dab Sd: F1De du
20. C3sere-AIaei1can Csoe steady at az Sd Lard O
steadg az 40 Ilour-EKtTa steady az &c. Mleaf
No. sHr.ns steady n 3d.: NJ. ~PrEg steady al SD
ola Winter steady Sd. New Winter steady I'd Corn
Old Mixed SOFT steady ~ "a Be-: Prime New Mixed hrmer
az -. Cotton seed OILY elbow Ame1can-None in the
market.
LIyEHrooI, Aug. lS-l2So pm--oottOn dull and easier :
Middllg UPaBds. Gicd MldJlng ORLEANS llisd. sales
tie day 5,Ue5 us. "a aE 300 bales for speculation
American Fures, sellers ~ lssd decline lpa 1fs Low
Giddlng clause. Angus ceiiycIg. ID; Up anl ~ Nld-
oi August and sfptlnbtr aeirery God Uplnds
cl-t- Srpo1ibcr and October delivery G2d-
Upn Is, low MiGlinE October and November de-
livery. Gigd Dpands bidding clause November and
December delivery 6l5d The receipts Of Maeat Tor the
pGt rgE days 1850 gTs- including 1900 Amerl
LIVERPOOL AuR. 49, m-Beef "a terce iOr Prime
Mess. LaIll, 81 ID per cEt f,T American.
LIVERPOOL Aug. 132l5 y. m.-CntOn. futures. lpands,
Low Mddug clause New Crop shipped November ana De-
CerIler sail G'aad
iGyEBPOOl- Aug. 13-4 o. mThe sales ~ Cotton TODAY
ncuded I4JO bales American. The market for Yarns and
Fabrics Manchester K du and lover especially for arms
ldgTEUOA Auc. l3J nc alton, FUTURES nat UpaBdr,
Low Niaaiur clause, May AND une delivery. Gaisd.
ANTgfHP Aue l3.-lard closed "a = niins 20 kl0s
HAMHUK, Aug. lalard closed az ~ marks Ter 100 n.
HAy AHglS-lnrd closed a 5ldJl 2 francs per 90 kuos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-14

soit is seen that the receipts at Milwaukee were
.raafer than the deliveries at Chicago by the
Chicago and Northwest and the ST. Psul Railroads
BY 25,7 4O bushels.
The stock market is mixed, and so, apparently,
ara its would-be leaders After an opening which
ogrrcsPanded with the closing Of yesterday-weak
and unsettled-thele a steady advance in prices
All through the entire list, followed by a reaction.
and finally by grand push upward, in which the
. raiders" of yesterday afternoon seemed 10 be as
anxious fo1 high prices as yesterday they were for
low ones. However, the extreme highest prices
we're not quite maintained at the close. Lake Shore
was more active than usual, because of the closing
up of about 5000 shares Of short" contracts
fct which is not favorable for continuous active
movement. Its price ranged from 6l$i to 62's'
Erie was lightly dealt in at figures ranging RON
1879 10 17lf. There is not much doubt remaining
fbaf the original buyers of Ene. on the success
al its reconstruction scheme, have nearly or quite
parted with their holdings at profits ranging rom
Il 10 Der cent and that they are very Wiling tnas
the new parties in interest shall receive all the
benefits of its future advance. The granger
stocks, however, continue TO monOpOhze tne pIih-
cipal portion OF the speculative interest," anu az one
lime during to-day ST. Paul stocks enjoyed the
whole OF il. st. Paul common opened down 10 20
advanced to 80 and closed as 29S4 the preferred
selling at 65l4065G664s06OsS- Northwest zen
9I3s; while the preferred. after opening at 6412
rose 20 6j12 and closed at SOS Union racine On
smaller transactions, declined from 650614 10
64lz The transactions IA the coal stocks were nm
tied and spasmOdic much Of the time beng WIN
ont an atfendanca to furnish quotation, but Del
aware Lackawanna and Western was stlfened up
from 52lt 10 $500 % Is, and Central OF NeW-Jerse},
after sales at 34l2a32$ was carried 20 81 ana that
nriee was bid. The remainder OF the list was ne
elected, but the market closed feyerIshly strong
RANCH OF STOCK MARKEL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-14

In State bonds Louisiana consols fell to ~ and
District of Columbia -65s to SO44 old North caro-
hnas selling at 15 and Missouri o. OF lSSlat 1852
In city bank stocks Fourth National lGO) sold at
80 Bank Of Commerce 10 AZ lis, and Bank OF
aeg-fOrk at 1862.
Railroad bonds were quiet and irregular. North
west gold bonds sold at 99l4999 for coupon, and
si 98Si for registered St. Paul sinking fund bonds
fell to 94l2 Lacrosse Division ruling at 1O6 and !.
ana NJ Division at 991z6993l. Hannibal and st.
Joseph convertible per cents were barely STEADY
q 947sa95. and Burlington and Quincy con, as
q 1925: jersey Central firsts rnhng unchanged at
10 Central and Union Pacific hrsts were hrIn at
1876; ReW-YOrk Elevated frsts yielding TO S6's.
North Missouri rsts sold at 1912, and Iron Noun
TAN frsts at I04l4
Cold was dull aud rather irmer, and while the
pepoBderance of business was at 1902, there were
HnasactiOns at 1908. On gold loans the lending
istes were fat and q per cent carrying. Inc
Assistant Treasurer paid out $1,000 IN com
Interest, and $4,000 in redemption OF called
fonda The days business OF the gOld-ciearlng de-
paftment Of the Bank of the state OF New-Iork
covered: Gold cleared 81 o. 18S 900; gold balances,
@ly6ooOOO; currency balances, Sl,O97, 4l9. The
Sold quotations were as follows;
lo-.----.lO0ls 11........-.IOO7sl S......-.1oo's
Foreign exchange was strong and higher rates
stlRg advanced 10 81 IS and "a 50, actual business
following up 10 within 1o a ceDt. The rise was ON
account Of the closer working of money IN London,
ard because Of the diminished supply of grain bills
glefhg, aud apprehension lest cotton bills be de-
h3eo BY yellow fever In AeW-Orleans. We annex
teslsed quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-14

A.. southern and southwestern railroads. as is
.so,rn by the following table, which gives the
..,.es of tae railroads and quantities Of wheat
brought by each into Chicago from August to 10
t.olnsiye-the latest mail date at hand:
or ,runAr CHIC LGn- AnGrsI 1-In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-14

C95 last EVENING" for speculation. and S9i for
delrered 900 bales Receipts AZ
02 bales against sos day last week and lS5 last
Vnar nIn flnma.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-14

Receipts Tor the pad 2R.s2l pkrs; previous week
ssusf pxEs corn rpodug week last year, s3iO3 pkks
shipments tast week. 1891 psgs: same iiue last
yrIt. G.Ino TluIC d important change
tu Fug The Eue gtais VI Creimey and
rrts remain giuut STEADY the hone tfde
krrp guons frrty vel rfcI up ana q" not object 10
stt1 QUALIFY EUs lhroftsT- however Go not go
ais,, zoe bod 10 fact rake Nely t,ist nglr Te
not fraty rei,.r.t te hlttl cubil,lnn
tTagtoG Tor. ftuhshy exreshE "o arhsee Nfr se
ipo. dnigg llir pr', ana iy sit have
qulnlfy HEAtue IrirrrraiIr room. German
ah4ars ulfa O." Urtr ~ but
l.. ami bj the necessity 81 waiting
ght shipments 60 tht Continent are on mace
: Factory aft Dairy
Butter sod h. week at ~ l2c b. duh and 10 e
fr, really far4 dealers have ~ shade FnCcA - a"cR
srleriod ans for town trade Noua probably bring
IL. L--.L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-14

RrrelDs Tor past We'I IIN botes: 90 yrevl'us Ntr
snsrs o0rrasJoniu week last h9jl1 do exports
past week. ro5ll do DO corresponding week lEsi year
s0JJg aO- Liverpool cahe qn1iau"hs as TIL Correspond
inc a-ek last year 5ls There has beca gradual
la proyensGt thr Cheese ml'kei 5000 our Asi itpet
ana to-day feeling tun2 With g. a. Tue top quoihDe
piico though sales - extra tuuc" pots or specials
extent az PC The European nar
H. arr also u more encouraging condition, aud wle the
cable - quufed Cd higher, Il ''seAdy Instead oi
There g. nit large
nlr he nlILoi Just az Ires,t and auols
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-14
sAN TRANclsco CLOSING PRICES OF MTSNo STOCKS.

There was an active movement in United states
bonds the new per cents being higher, and other
Issues about at yesterdays prices aud without note
worthy feature We annex current quotations;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-14

Receipts for the week. 4,sa7 pkgs; Do last veek lass
-. rsrrespondiug week last year 5Gil Pkgz Win u
ianF on 10 The receipts and sghy incLeasel eeaG tSs
higher AL the best marks lhere -
nso LITTLE Improvement the quality 81 western Eggs yet
try s lose heavily OF the Ohio stock lose 10 TO 10
white Ftraeht lots from a. far west az
Iowa f 20 70 - dozen % the barrel western
al ppo should be- particular have all sock oandlrd cafe
fuy shipping ana thus freight on bad eggs Qno
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s. j. q 1. l.. y dozlG all West CON. 70 falr--l2 dli
Penn q ~ " doZ.l5 d16 Canada fresh ......-l Ld!O
West.Drme. ........h lob Canada cOu.....'R ala


The market very literally Bnpyned viii Apples and prices
arc geuernl lower tnknH good ollassorte bar
rel Of Astrnchans bring ~ 90 while the majority are sold
h.lou Golden sweets, sweet BouEhs and
AsrcsnH arrived from the West ~ bad order and we're solo
OF 20 bbl mp ryer AlcNandias brought - o.
since the heavy o. last WhorebrTes nave been
m poor codi0r and have had very du trade Few back
arrive but Ike AhOrtf.rfriee hive been
waery wanted Grapes are getting quite lninl
and have Ipquiry 76l3c n the laterf0r Primo
Delaware white huscas from california sold Al &c be b
Another thTDugh Chicago DT express VIII De
here Peaches less plenty than usual hence
urces rather high Wei informed commission men say
onefOurth OF crop taking the eutlfe
country together few upriyGr8 have been received but
eT are green and email aud cannot compete with Southern
fruit in lair supply. ana with moderate inquiry
rces arr steady hundred boxes OF magnhcent Bart
es snd 90 PLAINS reached here this morning from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-14
WOOL MARKET-BY TELEGRAPH

PTuApPfITnA Aug. 13Wc0l quiet and firm Ohse Tenn
sylFania Virginia XXX AND ssSPe 5lasee X -
Medium. 81 03sc Coarse, S2d33c seNA err atiei-
gan indiana and western Fine S5e6ci = eaat;
3sr2s sc Canada Cnmb.ng. y8a4Oc. Fine tnwashofl We
25e: Coarse and Medium Unwashed 24n2se& TUB Mashed'
x60eOc, pahlrada ZINE and Meim. lSaz2e "a bo4fses
carpets laa17c; Extra and Merno Pulled SO3Se 30
and Sufer Pulled 30033e. Texas Fine and MEDIUM, l9V
2se; do Coarse 496c; California Fine aud 9eina z0@
2Jr. do Ar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-14

eesip for the past week $40 bales shipments "a bales
Tre has boon unusually small trade In fho hop market
Inc past week Exporters virtually doing nothing and
from brewers hardly make mar
Ee choice grades very scarce and bed FIRMLY the me-
dn grades can be bought freely az quotations. Laies mail
advicss from Cal fOrna 20 tho Ell CT that theres an I'M
usually large Of hops TINS year ana prospects are
svorhle Tor large yield Reports from the hop regions OF
s state say there e large accumulation Of lice since the
hes QIOtatlon8G
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-14

eepts ~ es; exports oOaswiss 80 bales sales 81 bales
AuEsrIiA Aug. ls.-certoI qHset Niaallng l2iso
Low Mddmg. asc; Gaad Drdtiary ~ &C. bet %
~ ialrs. ess. lt9 bsoss sales 100 sales 9et$ A"'
ssTSs-saS Ere ls-Cattnn-Erry iifie lngf AttdiDg
ill., low Bidding lO3sc. Cool Ordinary i sc net re-
81 blles experts coasb@l5t, lSa ttis s - ''
stock $50 bales. ,,..a,,u.
sT IGtIs Aug I3.-Cotton STEADY UNCHANGED; MNolDg'
II a. Ty Niau-e Lag 0a0i Ordinary, A3ises frctapLs
az bales shpuens 2l1 bales Sales 81 baes st"ck 100
bNies .,.sstt...
MEEINGTaA Aug. l3.-CetiaR arm. Boniial; silsding'
II Ne; Low MidTne le Good Ordinary, lec net receipts
10 halns Ktlek. IS bales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-14

Receipts ior the wuri: Gtans. 80 bhss Peas I45G
bush. EEs0rfs: Brafs tu7 BIDS. Pc NJ. 50 bush The
Ti Fnds Beams b. quiet aui r1crs rrneroy
lower Nfciam have kri m q rate tiuie anl 81 . has
ISL buf i0 utg On mot qlptir above - - n
- y Eiil ausacuuns reported ~ he inside
nrgiTr. have had ilir cAp"Fl demand eut not
cuuurl pr n - afkoi by Spme. yet ihcy
can bought u 81 b.. iHd ki very scarce,
Prime entitled. very
lev Pea Beans wanted. turtle soup iJuu and
lover IEtt, Ied-Ts fear that without
Missing ronccan ucot buyers 70 n i cannot DO Gis-
~ A CariOau OF urU bfe n
iea- reported e this market. 10 - ~ early That
dua.rs lius hey viii IGOb45y start los But fe" Can2dA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-14

Dutch. Per 100 IS Oo0s7 90
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN AARKET-

Bcosrnn..........2O a27la rcathors-..........
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-14

Receipts OF Dried Fruit for the week oS5 pkgsp win 800
rs fssnuts SbipInents Of Dried Apples 200 bills.
There Is absolutely HOhnE doing ~ old Pratt and qnoa,
tins mnst be considered nominal New virginia Apples are
coming quite freely but have only night demand at
,sHS goA tttes even 10 an active market New Georgia
ied Peafhes have demand az sdBe. for Prime stock
nd 80 ge tor Cannon Backberries quiet and
loser 8ac Is price Cherries AEe IN Light supply
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-14
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE


Expressly IuE IS =. TUIEf b. Eep0.tcrl
farasfft Bifr-'frus.
only good articles freight Hu' efleT r-pclges ent
up pnlr runds Iu everything good order An attractive
examination. ana ptcu makes sEie where q
lgl.e tuYUrF ;ailz. Pack securely,
~ ia zee uoIiH VII allow tc C0Utl o. change about
Use plyIiy Oi csTH nbccut straw win Cc@ MARX p ely
pant sic ,Iatg is h-tlnd Dst~ yint's Du t-e
box harr suii1g the ar1 send Heller ai the
E1r,e tU1r stating what a. sent SIZE rur, time etc An In
N,oa slsId % tI,rsi In barrel or box Always
ftar the uuTiI-r ~ NfTr Tor yourself fcpHta
fpr goods put bed shape that your mark Is IN
deaald
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-14
EUROPEAN FINANcIAL MARKETS

Total since Jan J. sl595l0 21l sl6Asl4757 S2J9,935
Price Of gold. lllL 1914 1905
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financial.
STOUhS.

Gas STovNs.
an York BROOKLYN Stocks. and also all kinds
Of Brooklyi investment securities dealt ia by
GEO. ii. PIRENTISS
30 Broad y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-14

shippers In the et Yesterday Rnd tOuk 200 d0Z
fowl; tins rad tndencg 30 n prices snd fDdag tleF a.
fTIn qucla0is Chickens duh also Ducks;
few Geese arriving ana but few wanted QuOtaliOHs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-14

since jan J. 63 se62s1 l5524B77 G299l.7I7 l39752ss
Tue following shows the exports Exclusive of
specie) from the port OF New-York to foreign ports
for the week ending August -, and since the begin
ming of the year:
1876 1877. 1878
For the week - ~ 1891 Sl,4Ga $40 sG.GS6T7G
reyIousy U2G 500 SlGO4O4ll 52O3 2g6 $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-14

The receipts and shipments at and from Buffalo
to-day are reported as follows
Receipts sbiVgepts
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-06-22
Science and Health.

n glass Of milk at bed time will often
answer well as hypnotic in nervous
persons afflicted with insomnia
Kerosene oil has been known for one
thousand two hundred years To exist in
Japan, and now il is being refined and
manufactured there on "A large scale.
The daily motion of the great Swiss
glacier, the Mere de Glace, is from seven
TO thirty-siX inches, depending upon the
season and the point of measurement
The motion of it's tributary glaciers il
less rapid.
An epidemic caused by poisonous face
powder has recently prevailed in Lon.
don. Young children especially suffered
from II, and many died. The powder
was shown, on chemical analysis, to con.
tain twenty-five per cent. of arsenic.
At the New York State lnebriate
Asylum, various remedies are given M
temporary substitutes for alcoholic
stimulant, Among the most reliable of
them is a prescription containing dilute
phosphoric acid and the elixir of cal
isaya bark.
The German Telegraph Office is
rapidly Introducing the telephone /;
sixty-eight stations are already provided
with this instrument, forty-one others
will have il in few weeks, and one
hundred and eleven more before the end
of the year; thus there will be then n
total of two hundred and twenty tele-
phone stations in Germany.
"A German inventor has found n new
use for asbestos, in the shape of leaves
FOR banKnote album. These albums
arc said to protect bank notes or other
valuable documents to such an extent,
that if they are laid between the leaves
and the album is closed firmly they
even remain legible after being burnt to
Cinders.
AT Dresden a new journal appeared
on May |, entitled ZeitSchrin FIR Muse
o'ogie und reriodnte WisscnschdGen the
editor is the director of the celebrated
Grune Gclwolbe," Hofrath DR..
Grasse; the publisher, Herr Il. NJ.
Holman. Thus the circle of "collec-
n-journals," i.e., journals for archives,
Libraries and museums, is complete
A writer TO the London Lancet, speak
ing of the effects of cold and warm
baths, says "The ultimate result of
hot and cold baths, if their temperature
he moderate, is about the same, the
difference being, to use the words of
Braun, that cold refreshes by stimulat-
ing the functions, heat by physically
facilitating them; and in this lies the
important practical difference between
the cold water system and the thermal
method OF treatment"
Texas has produced new medicine,
which from its intoxicant qualities, NAV
yet be used as tipple. 1t is derived
from a bean growing on plant known
as the sophord spcctosa. Professor II.
G.. Wood, of the University of Penn
sylvania, has discovered in it new
alkaloid, which he proposes TO call
SOphOrid. Half of one bean, il il said
will produce delicious exhiliration
followed by sleep lasting one or two
days