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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Cotton dull; s.,ddl,nx: losse 10. %ddias. lo1se: ;
ssss sis,n: 's Sc .oss sss '' Exports
Cotton ..r.nr mdauns i,e nasas. X e good
eossswis:. sloi. s.iss 400 s;.ei 1861 -'''''
Mo.ILx, July IL. 1873.
,cSs. SEQ sss & Is s.'ss Es
Cotton firm, asking higher midsling, 10 lS-I6c low
n s Ling. good S.as.sf Net r'esD
l,i47.
Cotton active %iddiiss: lIs low ~iadInr. vioAcs
ssss sss.ss' s's . sss. s " bales Exports
Spirit: 't s spfps.:ia: G.i, .as :'s:ay :. aoc kos,
fer aard 81 10 tor yellow DIP - tor virgin Tar strong
3. r,sa, steady, clear e % 8
aou.le extra e 2S 90 20; ne. ps:es.s 81 = g so
state IS; No Milw.ukee club 81 ii; latter scarce
s ss,. s ss o' % .s Tsst
Corn neal uncsansod shorts si4; .hlp.iun, sis mid
CORN and ry. ss. to New YORK: iansss Slsany
90 10 N1T Yo sss:ps 100 ss
$500 do; peas, 2ooo de- lumber. e25.o1o feet.
BuxyALo. n. Y, July IT. 1878.
%ns s'ss sS s 800
setvs No.a Che.so quoted . aee 30. Estate Sic |.
.1S Ts 'sS sS .: Is
~ DETROIT. July IT. 1879
"a ss%.s % 40 ssi gi:.
s aia -s .s =: so S..' and
Wheat. 1000 bushels; corn Loo DO; oats, asOo do
@ ss s e0a @ q. Hs
1000 bois.
Wheat easier; No. white Michigan. 81 10. amber Ach
gan spot. g oss seller siy s ,.lIs. August, ssc No
SOC .eiirr Wy, go sel.r August, 81 So No.
s%ser fns 81 o. Sss "' ..s.dy high 'p mixed 4%e
No. > spot, 4O.e ss.ler Angus, held No. wc,,e
seller a"Ss ss ss Michigan o &c dr R.:e sS
%ess. sogn bushels sc'S 400 90. c - 500 DO
$1,000 do.
CrrcpsArr. July " 1878
FiSur armsr. su. not sse,.sly higher whss. was
sse corn esss so 4ac oss IL soos dem s a.
iuii prices; 57c soc. by. dali a. 5se Gc Harley in
is1 $40 sos ss,.
shade htxhcr steam. 7he curreat make 81 3d. kstto,
1ss so,s sisss IS sa.s si g 'fS'
Sc Is, buyer susus short clear. Bacon ,rsns aud
sss. .c wni.ssy dsi aud lover :. = o. Bas.er sai
s ns 8 '.d s ss
81 80; packing - ~ - COS butch re- a ~ ~ rs
ccipts. $50; shipments. $40. go,
Flour non,insy unchanged wheai rsroaE and hir her;
ss S,ess .p..%Sof ses. a. se ana ssssnb.s
No. Do s7Ns Corn active. asm .sa a,shes, sac cash
~. ,esay anehsnsad b.rl.y strong and iisseI AZ
$50. Auxs..; sstIh g 80. ssvs.nOei. L.is aa,.s
ssp,s@Ser. Bulk ns..s IN good De maud and a sasa:
sisass. seou,ssrs ahe cl.sr rib e'se clear .idss %
wS,'I g soo ss ss ss'.s .
All 600 90 osts $1,000 Do rye iedo do shpmests :
40 oats 'So1 DO rsc 1850 So Ssroy 10, d..
Tsere wa: afternoon the board "a rsS. To-
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE. ]

Erie ~ to l6h, for the common, and TO SIX for
the preferred Bar silver Is qaoted at 52Ad per
ounce. The sum OF f4o,000 bullion Withdrawn
from the Bank Of England to-day on balance. Three
months bills in the open market are discounted ~
IN per cont At Paris rentes to list l5c. aud
reacted 10 1l4t s7Hc Tho closing prices in London
were:-Consols for money. a5x 95s; do for ac-
count 95x new ~ per cent bonds, 1865 nvctweuty
bonds OF 1867, losh; teniorty BONDS, 111A hves or
1884, 10s; Ere common shares, ICY; do. preferred,
az; New Jersey Central, Az; Illinois Central. ssA.
BONDS.
In State bonds Louisiana consols sold at Tx, Mis-
souri, SKIES Hannibal aud st. Joseph OF 1887, At
l03><, and Alabama Gves Of 1883 at a. District Of
Columbia 8 csc fell OF from 81 70 S3x Georgia
sevens, new, rose TO los.
.. RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds were quiet and strsng, and the fol-
lowing were the changes compared with last previous
ssles:-An advance Of per cent IN Burlington, &C.
dar Rapids and Northern hrsts, u in Northwest gold
Sevens and Morris aud Essex frsts consos, and 4 In
Delaware ana Hudson registered bonds OF 1891 and
New York Elevated Railroad irsts There was de-
cline Of 4 In Canada Southern hrsts guaranteed.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
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LONG BRANCH LOTS.

Mr. X " Harnett on Tuesday made an attempt to
sell for the owner about seventy lots and Esar
Ocenn avenue, between Atantieviie and Long Branch
station, by auction. Tho property was extensively
advertised, but the prices offered were very low
that alter thirteen had been sold the with
drawn until such time az real estate down by the see
IL IN greater demand. The lot corner cf Jackson
avenue and Ocean aveaue, 300x57 2, went 10 H. B.
Thistle for $3.50 Mr. L. raft purchased MAE lots
Jackson avenue, Immediately west Of above Tires
lots Ocean avenue 5I2 ieet north OF Jackson
nue. were sold TO J. ). Gilmore, L. Taft and II. d.
Thistle at $500, $40 S525 The nine lots pur-
chased by Mr.. TAFT IN above from $40
10 $2b5 each.
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Tho closing prices Of Pnllaae pn,A stocks were:-
kIxISG SHARES

The following wore the opening prices Of mining
stocks Al San Francisco to-day:-Leviathau, X; Tip
Top, IN; Navajo, y; Gould Il Curry, Il Savage, l1A
Cholar Potosi, rs; Ophir so ST. Hale Norcross, Z;
Crown Point, I; Yellow Jacket 8X; Bsoher, AZ; v,r-
gnia Consolidated, 81 California, IL; Overman, IL
Raymond Ely, 3; Best Beicher, 14ls; Union Con
solidsted. TX; Alpha, loH; Sierra Nevada, IN /;
Mexican, Is u l6; EUREKA Consolidated, So; Justice,
6h; Utah, a.
The receipts and shipments OF wheat and corn a,
Chicago and Milwaukee today wsre:-Chicago-Re-
ceip,s of wheat, 5000 bushels; Shipments II, sl2
de-. receipts Of corn POL 233 do shipments 203 1896
do. Milwaukee-Receipts OF wheat, 90, 200 bushels:
shipments $500 do receipts OF corn, 200 do ship
ments, 8, 100 d.
The following securities sold at auction in Now
York to-day
Eighteen shares Adams Express Company. Io4x 20
Metropolitan Gaslight Company scrip, l04a So, Ov0
Williamsburg Gasllght Company SCRIP, 95a 20 shares
Company OF Brooklyn scrip, S5}6 s., 700 New York
State canal debt per cent registered DOnas 1891
interss. January ana July. l.oh; $4,000 Norm Caro-
:osd Company. july 1875 coupons on, 80; 81, 900
North Caroiina per cent old bonas. January, 1862
coupons on, 142s; $1,000 Decatur aud East ST. LOUIS
Railroad first mortgage per cent bonds, interest
February aua August, 10Y; *52 50 Decatur
pas. quo coupons, Tor SIS; $1,000 Michigan
Central Railroad COMPANY Z per cent bonus,
aue 1907 interest Nay ana November, Xix; s. 600
Toedo and Wabash Railroad Company Z per cent
equipment bonds, due 1888, lOA; 1000 Mariposa
county bonds Tor So; "a shares seventh Ward Bank.
IS; 40 snares Pheuix Bank, Tx; so shares Irving
bank, 112%; shares herchanls' Exchange Bank, 70;
Is shares Sank OF New York. lo2s; ls shares Nan
haitian Company, l3oh 20 shares Futon Bank, 1897
b. shares CLcsgo, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
Company. ia; 100 shares New YORK, New Haven ana
Hartford Rallroaa Company, 1861; 20 shares Morris
ana Essex Railroad Company, Ny; 100 shares New
York Central and Hudson River Railroad Company,
l0s4; 10 shares Manhattan FIRE Insurance Company
tex-dividsnd l03; so shares United States Fire La
surAncs Company, l34 40 shares Loril!ard Fire In
Mountain Railroad Company, 65x; 4 shares Bank Of
the State Of New York, l03
The quarterly statements OF the national banks OF
she city Of New York on the goth day June, 1875
Worc-
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COM n EnCIAI.

LvrRro0l. Juy 17-6P NJ
The sales Of the day bales Ameri
can Futures wesher free Sellers ~ last qsot ation Up
lands low mddng clause, september and October dcIv
cry, lT-.52d uplaucs. low mtdhng clause. crop
shipped October and November. sail. Gsfd
LONDON. July I7--5 30 r. NJ.
Tsrlow, 3ss. 3ss 3D. per
IivKRpooL. Juiy I7-5 80 y M
Refined petroleum, e&a saSd. per gallon spirits OF
turpcntine. 2Ss. Us. so. per
Bacon 2ss I'd. per tor losg clear middcs; ais I'd
per Tor short clear m,adlss.
Petroleum, 25a<f Tor zoe pale Amsricsa.
LoSpos. JAY t7-Evenfng.
Linsscd oil, E2y 5s per ton.
LIVERPOOL, Juiy i7--Evenisr
Linsscd oil, 2ss. Cd. . ~. per cwt
PRODUCE rrcuAsos RxroRr
LIVERPOOL July II, 1879
Pork-Pnne mess-kastern steaay At 5as., Western
steady al as Bscon Cumbersud cuts ste sdy . SDs
snort rb ..c.dy ~ 30s long ,sar steady ~ 2ss snysI
clear sdy ~ Bta 81 n ams-Loug cut hrmer 52a
Shoulders sseaay AS. Beef-fndia m~sx dub Al sl<
meas dull u eoA. .nnna mas ia lara,
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the about at O. for So
s ss isSoyssa Z 'ls i%os: ssa
white 81 "A 81 IS for No 2 white, 81 70 81 g
vS White "a .aS y y NJ
Il: @ r.. ia .s .... a. p.:
III; i s
\ % asked do n sS (, S d
bid CORN s%s was rmsr The .ass a;
81 '': ss scss S M
s.il 1000 bushels. July; No = 5000
calls %sss q ae 4ss | tS o
steamer mixed; 4sslc or No Chicago, SIC 5sc
mxss S s ss47Ao .sS 200 do
we're eoIr. az s"'i a: No.
SS' ~ ss't: m'sss sSs No , do S N:
was Arm Win SINAI. III, sss. q light
'; ;s.ais sasss quiet sn.
sss e. Ss $50 o9
$40 ssa SEQ sss sos is.e eis eos
i .s h sas sS .I: s.ss and % .Si Ma
NOISES .keassd steady Sas sqisI Win 50 ,s..
saa. English po@sss %ss e aas The
stock OF New Orleans y ls0o Dbl. We auo.e Cuba
ss. sa @ @ r.s.o
MAYA. srcs.s Tho market g, spirit. tarpensne was
Eo'iu va. DUH and aaoss Esprit. p.'
:9s 81 .s.s ss:s f9 sss' p;es .ssa
sooa a ySF :. .ol a.%
g. SSs Steady; S"r :C
.oa 4 90 sa
ss 'es i
sss an. .1Sas s s %
ns.uI.l Do 81 crude Northern whale, sos DO sestf
So winter Sis.sSsi srad. asa sound s Sc
resale seess aooo Ssi. promp, delivery a:
sos Ss.a
e s:sss
Prom Office Of Clint toudeoash Sales ied eer.nr.
$iOiI; lowest, Ssc opening. es15c closing. 81 Oo5s
rouIrnr.-rhe market wa. unchanged. We quote. =
RI; ssss sas%s s'
Sssy ss s st Sn:es rh
yssrnxs, dry picked: l5s: lso:. Law; peas,y Fowls,
per- .'s ok .iIF:sas
Ssets"isissy; New York and rsanssv.s.. per pair.
per- YORK s ssa sslsi
:f': Hs 5. :: rs 81. ss.:
S7 and
SSi Sss eases and cases Pork was irmer Closing at
a. s.ls IS s;S nj slss stss
ber $40 80 bid $40 ~ asked 10 bills sold vt 30
livery $50 bsts July ut $40 ~ aEd $50 d. september
at 5000 Out meats were firm: 100 picked shoulders
and Z tor wss ~. a snx
clear Beet ruled hrm Beet hams steady. Lard
firm at the opening closed weak closing the
81 !. .t.a s.psssr S - s
81 20 DID 81 2 asked rhe sales about
or iss ss and 81 a. ~ SeaSs a 80
sales were loo tcrces city ut 81 70 ana ABOUT 300 tiecos
Western at 81 and SO telces off, grade Us 81 49,
tisces Continent at 81 TN 81 rs. Butsr-R~coipts.
lO.379 packages Inc market was steady We quote -
State creamery. Isc. DC; Western. lie. 19c; ssae
factory, Sc llc Chsese-Reesipts, 81 1873 The
m.rkss ruled steady We quote -stass factory. &c.
Quose:-Long Isaad, New jersey by I3c l4c
Pennsylvauis l2c 12%c Western, hesh laid
lie q IKE; DO inedor, loo. lo1sc Canada. fresh
kIc..-The market was active and firm We quite; -
Caroline fair e,fe exc good to prime, 7c. 7hc
choice. Ike. asc. Lou,.i.nA good 70 prime Tel TIE
In bond SIC a3Ac.. gold .
sfxAKINK The firm 9,Sc. 9l&c FOE choice
city anu eHe s,ss. Tor Western. y,
hhds Porto Rico 7c. and 2a5 hhds Cuba private
terms rho market for refined was easier. especially
Guas ssn.ifnss esa: ssd boxes Nos 50 Is
ne. SIC. do. inoissses. hhds ana boxes SIC. 7c
Porto Rico refining. common to iair, eAsc Ike; d..
sc sSSe oR A. zc era.bss se es%Ss,s
9xc SIC; granulated g.sc oc; cut .oAt lOc white
extra O., Size ,ello- extra o.. 7,e Sc Other
iDsis Bozes. Bags. Meiado.
Stock tsscsrtAined by
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REAL ESTATE.

Tho following sales made the EXCHANGE
July H.
np.A0WwxLL
J., Grant Sinclair. referee foreclosure sale Of
ssJ, 80. sSs n v Of 81 Az TO pis,ssin 5000
Win am c. TrsphAgcn ietsree-f Foreclosure sale Of
81, n =. so4s II, w. 81 Az a; to plaintiff 49,. :. $500
RfCHARp v. HARSErr
James ". Don aldson. referee-Forcelosurc sale OF
/ lot. 25.3x75, Q. g. Of 9Th av 49, It, Of i24th
st.. TO plaintiff ................ 1000
=. wANryN CO.
J. Grant Sinclair referee eclssure sse Of plot
ner o. i45th So 70 pi.int'd 1000
NrsfKB
David Toss linson. referes 90 Foreclosure sale Of
ASH n. Of ssd si 20 oisnsiG ........ 1900
t.
i. Burdott Hyatt. referse-Psreciosusc sale Of
bouss, vita Ios Is.4xio22, No 40 Esss 18th ST.,
IA n O. OF LIST av :. piAntin ........-.. 1000
Also similar sale, Eugene n. Eliot. referee of the
7s3n O. OF 7Ist st to p.aiatd .............. 2ooo
Total
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OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The i.llow,ug s.a,emso. showing tho r.si estate
tvansa ctions recorded la the REGISTERS ooc July H.
1873, Is obtained IRON Augustus T. Dochsrty. Deputy
Register
5sh st., n. a. aa3 q. =. q sv- b. aLexe7; Carl Briel
18Th ST.. n q, 100 n v. OF let sv.. eosSa; simon
10Th st. = iao { = q i. Az. s6asi; Hannah D''
Levi 10 Rssis. Asrahams Nom.
D. smith ana wife to iDscrnsiioasl Bank Of chi
7.S ss /: corner ais, s6iS5. d.ors. nso 80"
doc executor) TO Cstba,ine Uisisein 1000
Ssha.. usie.ee 20 lane. wiisn. ,.na $500
7ssh st.. a.. Us f. g. oi "a sv LA ioA ~ Same W
18th 81 |: =. $50 r. e. Of "a .v. 2ssid2 q; same 70
Lswrssc. So v corner Of sro.d-.i isxiisK
GAZE r,srss Of 70 rsGms. & ws $500
7S ss - e. cor"eS Of SIS. st.. s5a. John H.
aeyet % os!hafiss .'l.l.,ela. ;;,...... Nom.
I'd Az az . s,i, - ass,' row'rd A. Weber ana :,
sesn st. - 100 r. " Of a,n av sS1ioo S.s.
B,s.me -, n cs sa.n, q Mercer 81, 1,sioos
Browne st. NO. 45tJ also Mercer st. tNos. 80 aud
81, x. r. Hyde and Others u Asops Bern1ci.
o,sss-:i T.. is4a q Jan. a., issi ''
.........--.... $500
Joha J. As.or % ca,S,rns Edsbosis. sssc
9Th st.. 80 ofav A. 25xs7; same to Adoiph Vol
nrcompsp noare.ess
=, % osa.. yssr. . 5000
Matthias, Hsnen, to George Il. and Jameson ID. KIT
st cl5a ward ycsr.. Assoc
kn,ckerbeeksr Sss Light Csn,psny N wiiism
Harlem River. Rom SAN 10 s6 st Al years $50, zoo
Reurns, Mary sna husband TO Pa,riek lazy.
=. Robbins Az. C23d ward 5ycsu............. goo
of~ & yssr.. $50 ...,''...'.'' $50
Davenport, ,faes 20 Henry a. rhe,ss ...... sst
hiehhorn Charles 10 Natnsa .. Bty......:.. \. 7ss
Hopper. aeusy snd vife. " Pesss ssd William
SehSs.s. ii:.cls 4. !: s.nr b; /. w.. Xi7.;co,
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lew YORK CATTLE MARKETS.


BEkvEs-frade was this aud a
we're heavy still tue herds disposed
few en- All lots; quality ranged from poor good beng
. lie Per ID. weights 8 cwl a csI From D.
los- ~ ibs has been allowed not; general
yates on So lbs net Al sixtieth street yards
Eastman sod Tor self and Mann IS cars horned
cstne safes ~ ioiiovs For A. Mann s9U Iinvs
aseMe De. ID weieh. 10 eye 2s5 illinois zoe
steers a. o. per ~ weight St svs IL Ilncs. ss.,s a.
lOc Per b v:sxht Get % Missouri steers o. 9sxa
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same to same IS. 900; same to Same. 5000;
same to same. $4,000; same TO same, $4,000: same
TO same. $1,000; same TO same, x2.O o. Same 60
Same, $4,000 same 10 SANE. 5000; same 10
same 50 SOC. :........-..--......
Mali. Henry W. T. administrator kc). TO Henry w.
Parsons, William Is. urustee, Ie.), to Charles X.
sha. -;......:...-..
other executors. &c) .........
Tappan, J. Nelson Chamberlain. &e.), 20 Matilda
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PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

FALL RvsR. Mass. July ~, 1879.
Tho print cieth sykc has been rather qnie
while OF the mills scid to 3A 10 DAYS for %
cloths lots had at Y. tc cash but these
.trn All aLc. cash
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ruled with sales Of 400 bbs range
and 400 sacks city ut s7c ewt Rye active
higher. Tho sales about so 900 bushels e..
State delivery; State the tinciud-
ing 24OOD bushels State private and West
deliver able last half August. at 59Sc We quote:
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BRFNRE CALIcl2:30 P. N.

lou r.
$4,000 us 6s 81 IO71k $4,000 IO2
1880 US 6s 81, rbc 1O5r $1,000 US 520sr cite 1861
$3.50 p NJ.
$1,000 US 6,s. 49,: 10TH $4,000 US SIS 81, lo6T
5000 8 52O's. ST. 1864 10000 Us AXIS. 9l l04x
10000 Us $40. So. 1914 10000 US 6s l2OX
SECOND BOARD-l M
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AUcAIGsE-HowELL.-O Wednesday, July IT. at
the residence OF the BRIDES parents IN Brooklyn BY
the Rev. Jacob W. Dilcr. d. D., EUGENE FELIX AU-
OF Paris, France, 70 MINNIE f.. daughter Of
Nathaniel W. Howell, Esq.
MULLIGAN-RoBERrs GEORGE hULLIoAS ExILy
G. RoBERTs on Juue 20, 1878, by Rev. Henry Motel
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delivered on contract ioy bales Yesterday FOR future
n.Ausn,t 900 y II o5e 800 q i.,ee oi ~ ssc,
u ole Ve.ooer 100 A. - lee 20 at u lie November
Total aco bales Today Gp 20 two July 100 sbcr,
100 at II sac.. no a. ii;ass, i.evo Ii5sc. 600
a. iLsIe 20 At II ,sec cog AZ II 5sc 300 at Zoe:
il9lc, 40 at 62c.. 1Oo az i6sc.. 600 AZ iio2e
LOO ~ &c. L7U NJ l1.Blc., a. IN 62c 100 az
ii.eoc 300 81 i6Ic; september 500 at s2c 40 Al
11.3lc. 1900 lLI2c 800 33c 500 At jsc 500
L3c 100 at 32c 100 a. 3Ic 100 At ii soc 800
at Lille; October 100 at H. iTc., 300 Iac 500 ~
H. ise 800 q. nc 800 as II 2ic 300 II Poe 800
~ 1gc loo at H. 100 at lec November,
II U,e, 100 at iotc 200 az csc january, 400 at
lluec. Total 2s,JDO bales. Grand total 900 paIcs
The receipts =. the ports yers ~ toows avstcn, 5
ch.IIess.n "a; Nssiols 49, Bs:vn: 40: Total. 7e5
Total sine: ssu.smssr 42islAl bslss Cossos keish.s
BY SAIL Nc To hamburg. BY steam Ne, eortpresssd To
Bremen, by steam, 11.i6c pressed; BIZ sail 10 To
Liverpool I'D bv steam: by sail. 15Gfd com messed
flour AND GRAIN. Interpretations, 8Sl2 bbis wheat.
~, ia bushcs. meal, 5,e bbls sucss corn
$500 bushels oats 10 e4 do. rye, 40 do harley mats
7s do The nou~ market generally arm ana In soms
eases higher The sses neiudiug state, wssssrs and
range kys tsr wss srn, With sass Of so bbia Cen
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WEDNESDAY,, July IL, 1878.
BEFORE CALIl-10 A. NJ.

1O:15 A. NJ.
looo US es 1891 io7h $4,000 US S's slr. .sc IoeX
l3oO0 Us 0 81. cbc iUs JVOU Us S. 'sI BIZ lu1ls
sovoo Us ~ 1881, 1865 1000 As, 1891, io4
.Ih
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otOCk kBoC0Tbhiuo0 W
actual count, includ
Ing specuistton) July
Receipts STAGE July L..
Totals. ...........-....
Sales since July l. ......
Stock this day, July IL
ISNS.........~ss..
Comparing with stoci
July IL, 1877. .........
Comparing With stock
July 70. 1875. .........
Comparing With ssoch
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,lILI IyqgLLIGENeRR.
z,.,,day, Sept. H. 1878.

DEPARTURE. -Ae''r,, A ' n,
sss px,e., real estate dealers Oh
i''' : have opened the "sen re Loan
- s.s,ns,Ib The surpiu. earnings OF the
4 paklng. ID country available in dc,
elorias. -, sI1 resources of our Territcry'
~ n'n Nsoride o safe means Of invest,
I'd 70 pfos ''.o,us earnings. They will
iss acn s su' Of from five dollars up
r.its :. sub he loaned on real estate
ssda 70 4. n moneys will be loaned
sadt5. = an mortgage for tho benefit OF
sno's ~ "a whose account the loans
.bs paf1s' ~ mon approved real estate
- p: NO. Ali applications for loans
ssdnsT I! msdo in writing. and the value
saa D. p ns,ty on which the loan il
10, Ps,sv1tissd to under oath BY the
desired This Is a want that has
sgpiiesu. III on the Sound. A place
lae be nan can make safe and
vhsfs . ;.,estment of his surplus CAPT
laef.il;:.. ' -. or small, with no chance
a. b J, no trouble a. both men are well
Of los " .,oerienced business men. and
snosu' ' complete abstract OF oil titles
h,,ag conntv. will always be certain
d klDe ,S 70 the validity Of titles.
. - also been felt the lack OF .
f ,s . Re ) person could raise . few
piacs ~. :. . lew thousand dollars here
baoe,sJs onnd. even though he possess
q W = class real estate security.
. !, . : intends doing away With
ii. rosbe and no doubt so VIII, prove to
81 I people. See their new advertise
msDt.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-12

THE PHONoGRAPH.-T curious lit
tic talking machine mado its debut to =
very chaste and intelligent audience at
Yeslcr's Hall last evening. We have
had 30 much to say about this wonder
tul invention of late that We will not
again try to describe it. Everyone was
highly pleased to hear the machine
whistle, sing. crow. sQueal, cackle, bray,
grunt, snort. and make every other
conceivable noise. It could be heard
distinctly across the Hall. and often
times nearly across the street. Mr..
Guild will have the photograph on ex-
hibition this afternoon aud evening,
when. doubtless, . great many OF our
citizens will embrace the opportunity
Of witnessing its performances. The
admission fee i is only Is cects.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-12
City Council.

At the meeting of the City Council
last evening. the following business
was transacted
Mr.. F II Robinson, policeman, ten.
dered h. resignation which was &C.
cepted.
The proposition Of the Chief of
Police to light the street lamp. At ten
dollars per month WAS accepted.
The resignation Of V. Quimby as
Hsrbor Master, was accepted.
The city printing WAS awarded to 7.
Hanford on his bid.
Ordinance No. ls0. TO provide for the
public printing of the City of Seattle,
passed.
The bill OF the Dispotch for printing
was referred TO the Finance Committee
The specifications for the improve.
ment Of Commercial street, between
Washington and King streets. submit
ted by P. G. Eastwick. City Surveyor,
was placed on file.
The bill Of Mr.. McCombs. for haul
ing. was referred to the Finance Com
mittee.
The bill of Glore & Wundsr. was also
referred TO the same committee.
Mr.. Minnick, Chief OF Police, was
instructed to see, the County authori.
ties as to the old County Jail and report
to the council
Adjourned till Thursday. the 10th,
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-09-12

MOSES CcUNCIL.--The Council be-
tween General Howard and Chief
Moses, at Priests Rapids. on the
Columbia. seems to have passed of in
most satisfactory manner. Noses
was present on the part of the Indians,
who stated they were willing to 90 on
q reservation of their choice and would
live there forever. They will not 90 on
reserve remote from their country.
The territory they want lies east OF the
Cascade mountains. running to the
mouth of the Spokane river, then down
the river to White Bluffs; thence across
the Colu'ubia to . point fifteen miles
above the mouth of the Yakima. Gen.
Howard thanked Moses for the remark
able fidelity he had shown and his
efforts to keep the peace at all times.
Noses took no part in tue late hostile
movement, and his influence aud power
kept the hostile movement from break.
ing out among his men. Moses states
that no requested land of the govern
ment. and the land he would like. aud
If given him aud his people he would
remain there forever. He was always
friend to the whites. but be had been
badly inisrepresented by bis enemies.
He would add to his strength if the
authorities at Washington would give
him the reservation he now chose. All
northern Indians would join him. He
il their recognized chiefrain. and his
followers, as allies of the government.
would prevent further trouble in his
country. II was not his Indians who
killed Perkins family. but two Palouse
Indians. Homely. chief of the Umatil
las. said his people would join with
Moses and be a. before-firm friends
to tho whites. Gen. Howard promised
to forward their requests to Washing
ton, and in referring to the murderers
of the Perkins family. said they must
be given up. and called on Moses and
all his followers IS we'll as the friendly
Umstillas. to assist in finding and de-
livering up the murderers. stating that
they must be punished for the crime.
The pleasant contamination of this
council will be glad tidings to the
many frontier settlers Of our Territory.