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WILLIAM NIBLO'S WILL


GRATITUDE AND CHRISTIANITY CARRY OFF
THE HosoEs IN HIS ESTATE.
The last will and testament OF the late William
NibIo, with codcil attached offered tor probate
in the surrosatc's Office yesterday by the executors
named therein. Msssrs Franxhn Chandler and Jonn
H. Lockman. The VIII bears date June 7. 1875 and
the codici April 4. 1873 The amount OF property.
real and personal left by the deceased 10 estimated
close up to $500 600. OF which he gives $4,000 in
specific psquests as foows:-ro Mrs Mary Sylvester,
the faithful friend ana nurse OF wife anu hi uself
especially during nearly Two years preceding his
dea.h, sao.O0a This bsqusst no revokss In bis
her house a. . cost OF $32, 500 He also
Iives her oil his own household furniture, bods
children OF MIRA silvesler-Mary, Elizabeth aud
Chares-sl0, 900 each, the share OF either who may
Of his brother john or her issue, $4,000, ana 10
ht'y, ner daughter, $4,000 To Annie Martinez,
Martinez the bond OF her husband, heid by deceased
TOR SIS 900. II that amount should due II,
ana the debt should be less than $1,000 his DEATH
Mrs martinez II 10 get enough 70 Uring her legacy up
70 that sum- TO tho two children OF Mr. and Mrs.
Martinez, 50. 900 each. 10 Rev. William D. Walker.
pastor OF CALVARY Chapel. or his issue, $4,000 To
husband Of Mary, $1,000. MRS Taylor wife q ,S
late Captain Taylor. and Mrs. jerks, both mom-
bers OF Calvary Church, each get 500, and
$1,000 Ia lett In trust Rev. William
b. Walker for benent oil tho poor OF the church
generally His executors re each Dequeathed 81 500
for their services such, IN addition 10 any
sions the law may award them. Finally, he be.
queaths al, the residue or hts 10 the
Young Mems Christian Assocaton, to DO applied IN.
der the direction OF Robert Hoe, Jr, to increase
Nioo's library which 10 already part OF the library
OF the association
Before all TINS Is done, however, he makes the
usual provision tor tho payment OF his just debts.
Desiring to be the last 10 DO buried his handsome
vault IN Greenwood he gives II In trust to tho rus-
tees OF that corporation, with the provision that all
future applications tor burial thore shall be Denied
and ne also leaves S. 10 be investc the proceeds
10 keep tho tomb In repair.
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NEW YORK MINING STOCK EXCHANGE.
THURSDAY, August 20, 1873.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: 1-16c. HIGHER; FUTURES CLOSED
wINrER-coRN EAsIEB--oArs QuIEr-roRK
DULL-LARD EAsY-wHIsKEY NOMINAL
PETROLEUM QUIET oils ouIEr-sp1Rrrs
TURpENrIS1 FIBM-RosIS oUIEr-coYrEz
FIRM-sUGAR FIRM.
THURSDAY, August 2o-6P.M.
Tho commercial Situation Is steadily improving, and
the presence Of that dread scourge the yellow fever
in Mississippi Is the only unfaverabls symptom
The future apart from this 10 unusually promising
and, It s, largo business Ia confidently expected
and trade In steadily increasing already On 'Chanes
wheat was nrmcr Tor winter, but spring was nominal
with declining tendency. Corn was easier. Oats
were quiet, low grades lower Whskey was nominal
Pork duh and declining Lard without decided
but easy Cotton the spot i6c. better Futures
closed weak. Coffee and sugar rn Sprits turnsn
tine arm. Rosn quiet Oils and petroleum were
quiet.
CovrErThs market for Rio firm but Gull. The fol.
lowing lots Withdrawn from stock 400 bags
Santos OK J. Mcleod; 3s48 do do Tychs Brahe and
1000 do RIO Pascal Mild coffee was dull
We quote :-ordinary eargoes, 14ho. i4ko : fair do
lehc.; rood do. i7c prime do, 174c IKE; extreme
range for I<s 14,4c 19c. Santos fair TO good I6c
16hc, gold 30 days; Java. government bags 23c 90
do mats. 23c. 80 Singapore. Ice Ito; Cey.
Ion, Ice. isc Msracabo i3,zc. 17c Laguayrs. 14c
a1oJlc,; Jamaica, i4c. 1esc. st. Domingo, IKE q
i3Mc; Porto Rico. lac. ioc. Costa Rica i4c. I7c
Mexican, loo. tie Macassar, lie. fsc. Angostura
I6c ITO. sayanilia 13c 16lc :Curscoa l3sc loo
CorroS the spot was again Lice. higher Arm At
above strict good ordinary. Futures opened 4 and :
point. and closed weak, with los: Tor the DAY Of
from to points To-days closing prices, compared
with yesterdays. were ss follows
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The Stock Market Active
and Fluctuating.
GOLD ADVANCED TO 100 SO.
Government Bonds Strong and Dull, States
Quiet, Railways Irregular.
MONEY ON CALL / l-2 TO 2.
WALL STREET,

THURSDAY, August 29-6P. M
II tho bull party on tho Stock Exchange lay any
such "fattering JUNCTION" 10 their souls as led them
to believe that the fog which oncompassed values last
night would be cleared away this morning they have
been greatly mistaken. From the A to the lizard of
The market prices have slowly but perceptiby de-
clined the day through. The ST. Paul properties held
the unenviable position OF leavening the whole mass,
not by creating rise. as any respectable lcaven would
be expected TO do, but by upsetng calculations re-
ducng values and in general way d!snegrating the
whole market II anything like q combination may
be said to exist IL Is to be found in the st.
Paul speculation, which has attracted tho atten-
ton OF certain quondam bulls aud bow window
bears, who. in a Bird manner, havc joined forces
with the intention OF forcing lower figures Whether
the directors OF the road, with sneaking kindness
tor decline, are lending helping hand by playing
fast and loose with the preferred dividend and Keep
Ing mum oyster as to their bond issuss there Is
no means OF judging, though the street gives them
credit for doing At any rate the ST Paul stocks
were the weakest of tho lot to-day, and the entire
share list participated the foebensss which they
Impaired. The ueclne, however, was In most cases
FRACTIONAL and rather due to sympathy with the favor
ties OF day and to the Indifference shown by the
public the great operators TO support the market
than to any new evidence Of demcrt upon the part
OF the stocks themselves. There undoubtedly exists,
however, latent indispositon 10 purchase stocks
~ the present moment for fear that the epidemic
now prevailing In Southern cities may work Its way
Northward least sufficiently block the wheels OF
trade pjuro railroad earnings. Tho favorable do
csion given by The courts In favor of the Quicksilver
preferred shareholders fell fiat SO far values are
concerned, the effect having been, rs is usual in
similar cases. already discounted. The Ohio aud Mis-.
sissippi stocks remained as dead as julius Caesar
any other detunct potentate though some stir might
naturally have been expected from the fact that the
Reconstruction Committee about TO recommend
an assessment ON the stock for want OF
ing clearer way to re-sstablshng tho corporation.
Final prices were shade better than the lowest but
scarcely recuperative enough 10 excite much hope of
q permanent change for the better.
RANGE OF FLUcTUAToN.
Following are tho openins highest ana lowest
prcos OF active stocks to-day together with the clos
Ing quotatons-
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-Wne"s wa. In good demand, and hrmor for winter
is The Ss.woon the calls wsr. 90 bushels
y. ls f 81 No isl Ss = g IS s. o %
" to- s Il ,s9 ss Sss
81 20 for xhss state ST for White State. spsei. Sept
Do sas a Sa sss for
saS.p as sS os.SS' z . 10 ~ 5000 DO No.
y Oh A. she first can bushels No. red winter for
es &C. s VIM :.
ter ter or Augas = - oe q os 81 900 do sep,em-
. cali S sss
At second sn DO bushels DO s ss
Soc The sales between ths calls 225 600 bushels
SsEs i: Nc sss % ss sss 1850
and Aafs.s d. aS .ss.m lsOD %s ss ds sr
ssp.smtss1 :, ass Oats we're quiet and low grades
1900 ba:hsl sss ewns w SH.s
So No s'' ao ss NJ 49,.
Isl. ;si =: ssi +:
sins Manila ss S.s Su a. 2 currency cash . and
quote :cub. centrifugal and mixed. 2lc 37o elayed,
2ss 3lc: muscoyado refining. 2se aaoc. grocery Doc
Nsx Orleans, new crop, common y fancy. aso. Soe
Now Sb wa. quiet quote Spirits .n mr.
1's ss s's1 g Fsss
& a 81 xau 81 sS'' sprs Sr a. ss
Tar =, steady, e. sapsnsn' steady hard s ss 81 rs
-Cossoc.ssd oil wa. quiet. eo.nu a. the call a.
Sss.nS &c bid 49, 's oessSss : ana
4alsc asked. Linsecd oil armer. We quote Lin.
DO extra Sls.cSsd Si"ssr 7
Winter shrs no. do &C.; winter beached nsn 4sc
rETaoLKux market for refined quiet but steady
.': pss. W. Crude in bulk &C. ae in SSs
eases lsc for Ordinary brands; reassd PhadeipSa
s.S : "a ss: W.
pvaia :Drlns 2oc: 3ss. Jersey. ,se BE- Western.
!s s Long Island
sp per- sas a.: % IS u's Sod &
per pair Reed birds. SOC. dozen Spring turkeys
,e Pnovisoss 22s bbr ;ard terces.
IS q rS Ss
Pork was dull and Declining closing At tho
g SO 5 IS g 4 sa 70 "a Sc
& ss. sd and cS. " 30 DID, IS :'s
cash quoted ut $40 10 $40 20 Cut dull Bacon
ssS ham. ruled steady at $40 81
insiadias pss :Sr. State pig. sold a. sss Lard
:s & VI: e s
..Sss .issss: 81 % ssr s.pss@
ssa0s SPOT - Sale. sr ssS aaH .. ~
nan '',"s: q si.%' B Sssss4
Receipts 5eos packages Tho m.rxet sill steady We
dairy - .:s ~
w ss 9a;
,s a Is IBIS s.. We DO Be- %
New Jersey nearby, ise isc. aud Pennsyi.
oani insrio o "s :s.d f.ssa LAID M 49,
do: inferior. loc. a l2c.
n,,% me- sSa 10 primo s n g Bond good
hangoon. duty pals, 5s<c. a &C., currency
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YORK HERALD FRIDAY AUGUST 3d. ls7s-rRIPLE SHEET

1134c., 500 at ll.33c 200 Mt IL s4c 100 l1a3c.
Ncysmes, 40 81 l2e 100 at u La. 500 1T A. lss.'
March E..r,. ,a ioo at iL2ls; May. 400 a. us.c.
The recsipts at the iavs.ton 800:
New Oriesns 27 Mobile 1885, savannah, 957: Charleston
256 Wilmington, Ia: Norfolk 80: Boston, sos Phil ade
phia Al, Total 2.l7o bales rhis day last week. 81
bales This day last year, $50 bales Total since Septem
Der l. 4246sf5 bales. Cotton freghts closed as toll
lows;-To havre by steam &c. compressed; by salt
Hamburg. by steam, Ac pressed; TO Bremen. by
steam lilies compressed; by SAIL &c. to Liverpool I'D
by steam; by sail, l564d.. comp rsssed
fLvuE AND Recepts-Fiour, IA 7S4 bbls. wheat
366 800 bushels; meal los bbs anu ~ sacks;
l93 100 bushels l3S S73 Flour steady This
sales including state Western aud Southern about
H. 100 bbis, within the range. Rye Hour
steady with sales OF 500 bbis. Corn firm. with
sales oil 3oo obs within the and 100 bags city
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DOMESTIC MARKETS,

GALvEsroS. August 30. 1879
good ordinary. Iohc Net receipts 800 baiea ssles 40
New ORLEANS. August 20, 1873
Cotton steady; middling. Ike low mdding. 1919
s" H. o 40 Stock soas receipts '''' gross ~
good ordinary. ioiia Ne; receipts. ise bales Sales
10 e %SS,nf ss s~ %dss..
Exports coastwse. ,U27. GALES. 400 stock. 3,720.
Cotton auos and Irregular: middiins. fiSc Ike
r TO. %sdss s xss sao SssSs oN is
stock. $50.
s.,.,.,.,.,,,, wsnrseros M. Angus. q. is7s
srs xsax G,ads 'a,psssss s.. steady for hard vs.
Corn firm; prime white. eoc. mixed. $40. 5oc.
40 oswxco. Angus. 20. 1873.
Dor white 81 white state % 81 os; red state,
slaslo4 Corn lower; No; Western. 4se; rejected.
barley sast sales bushels Bay ai",e last S.f
IL %'@% ons c sas
meal s2i botsd and $50 for unbocd shorts
s:A ana pea. corn ."a
Rs.ay IS s'i Is New 70 YORK %
bushels. smSs s, 7,sgoo tee. shDmonss-sour. Iauo
Flour ~ nss . r,srs spring grade. Arm safe; 900
eonsd Corn easy Sale. 1000 Sa.hei: Kss.s. sisle
DO S.iss.sd ne sas ssls. ssis: ssi Vest.
Mi and 'ss SSsl
's'; s%'ssst' 9; siss i'is .sS. s:s;
s sSa oss ' as Su.ss sS'p,, BY scs
DO so.n ooD do BY ran Flour. 900 Sss Wheat,
!sy; sooS a. saip%sn: ssa. e ilds..,sr@whss..
bushels, BY rsi - ~, 4sao sos wheat. ioo,aoo
DlrnoIr. Angus, 20. 1879
wniis ~ 50 20 whea, steady extra white Michigan.
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A meeting Of the United States Board OF Trade was
held yesterday at their large hall In Broadway Mr..
Frederick A. Potts presiding Geperal Cyrus Busssy,
President OF the New Orleans Chamber Of Commerce,
was present, and was added to the Executive Com.
mittes. On motion OF Mr. samuel w. johnson, of
Messrs Garner Co., Mr. Elwood E. Thorne wai
unanimously elected chairman OF the Executive Com.
mittes. Mr.. Thorns atterward arrived and Was duly
installed. On motion Of Mr.. J. w. Morgan, OF Enoch
Morgan sons Company, committee or three wcra
appointsd to arrange for Offices tor tho OF the
Board In Washington, d. e. sixty three new mem.
bers were elected, and a considerable amount Of
routine business transacted. The meeting adjourned
until September,
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shouders 55zc clear rib SIZE clear sidsa TIC.
Nhiskey active and firm nj 81 o. Butter steady and
unchAnsed sugar steady and unchanged Hogs in iair
demand aud hrm for good qualities: 50 81:
light - - 35 packing. - 10 81 sos butchers 81 so
q " o. Receipts. ! 200 head shipmeuts-Nons
CHICAGO. August 20. 1879.
ke e"ser unsettled except for winter which is higher
No red winter 951Ec No RED winter 5jzc.. cash,
SOC asked ssptsmber No Chicago spring. 92c. No.
6Oc Corn market dull and prices shade lower; 37ssc
cash 31Ac september 3s4c.. October: rejected aoc
Oats 10 fair demand bu. at lower rates. so cash; 2ic
Ate Barley hrmsr 81, cass September Pork heavy
ana lower. at 10 l2ts 80 49, cash IS 50 I7l
September: 50 271S 30 30 October Lard IA fair d.
@and at lover rates 81 o5 81 o!a cash septsmDsr
lower ut Sc. &c. 6sc. for shoulders clear rib clear
sides Whisky steady and unchsnged 81 81 o. Receipts
Flour, 800 dolls wheat lOi 500 bushels corn 600
DO oats. i2s 600 do % 600 do barley ie 900
Shipments-Flour 1000 bbis: wheat, $4,000 bushels;
corn. 269oo) do; oats, $4,000 do. rye, go do.
barley. Z. 500 do.
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CITY ORDINANCES.

controversy has arisen between two gentlemen,
4. B. shaner and Eliot T. Shepard. TO the eodincs-
ton OF the city ordinances force. Both were
discharge this duty. 1t understood that they went
to work separately, aud abouta month since In
different reports OF their work to tho Board Of Alder
men. The question now arises as 10 which report
will be adopted and who will receive adequate CON-
pensation Tor tho compilation. Mr. Shepard called
the Mayors olico yesterday TO inquire relative TO no
matter, ana Acting Mayor Roberts suggested 10 him
that he appear before the Alder manic Committee and
submit statement.
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LONDON. August 29-7 80 p. M.
Refined petroleum, SD. Dc. gallon 90 ,s,.
LIVERPOOL. August 20-5 r. NJ.
Couon-Futures weaker; free sellers At the last quota
Fntures-Uplands low middling clause
9-6d upands low middling clause, January ana Feb
rusry delivery. 6t4d.
NEW YoaK PRODUCE EXCHANGE REPORT
LIvERPooL, August 20, 1873.
Pork-Prime ss-Eastern steady at 55s de- Western
steady at 4os Bacon-Cumberland cut frmer 32s. :
short Io hrmsr az as ID long clear dnl a. 3a short
ders dull at 29s Cd. Beef-India mess dull
dun q e7s LarS-rrlme Western. new, aulI ~
Turpentlne-spirits dull at 23s kosin-Common ady
at AZ. 3D.. fine dull at los. CheeseAmsrican choice
hrmer AZ As Lard oil steady at 40s Flour-Extrn
State hrm 81 26s wheat-spring No dull ut 9s. ID. ;
No duh at 9s Sd. winter old dull o. ID do
new dull at o. ID. Corn-Mtxed soft old dull Cd
do prime new dali at 23s. Cd Cottonseed ol-Yellow
American steady at 34s.
FINANCIAL.
LONDON, August 20. 1873
The Tmes financial article says-'Atoeether the
present position Of Eastern exchanges the silver
ket unsettled and. the ure
Is concerned there certainly hopeful redeemng
features be seen. Throughout the earlier Of
Wednesday tho tendency OF bar silver decidedly
although transactions recorded the
tnued du and ~ the close the price OF silver nomi
nally quoted at 524d. per ounce"
Silver 10 quoted to-day at 521Sd. per ounce.
LONDON. August 29-4 y, NJ
United States ~ per cent bonds. Io56 1s67s 1O6h;
ten-forties loSh new nves lo7Ai Erie preferred. By
Paris advices quote five cent 1927 TIE for
the account.
PARIS, August %. 1875
Exchange on London 25E 251Sc. for short sight.
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CUSTOMS SEIZURES.

number Of minor seizures made by the ON.
GERS attached to tho SPECIAL Agents Bureau Of the
Custom House yesterday, among which piece
OF silk, 600 cigars, IS packages OF snun 10 packages
OF KID gloves, IL bottles of gin, bottles brandy
bottles OF btters and bottles OF rum, captured on
tho river front OF Hoboken. There were also two
packages OF umbrellas brought 10 the soixurs room
which mad boon taken from passengers arriving from
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RAILWAY BONDS.

RAILWAY BONDR
Railroad bonds wero quiet Hannibal and St Jo-
seph convertlbles rose to 9oT, Toledo ana Wabash
seconds 70 So, G., c. and C. hrsts ASK. The last
named afterward reacted to 45H. st. Paul consoli-
dated sinking funds declined to o. ST. Paul, La
Crosse division, sold at 1861, Canada Southern Arsts
at TAN, Union Pacific Arsts At 1o5N 1861. do sink
Ing funds at 104 Albany and Susquohanna seconds At
1903, Louisville ana Nashville consolidated at LOG, and
do. seconds at SIX.
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MINING SHARES.

inc following were Tho opening prices OF mining
stocks At San Francisco to-day :-Leviathan X; TIP
Top X; Navajo, x; Gould and Curry. 12H; Savage,
IA; Choar Potosi, SO; Ophir, SO; Hale 4 Norcross,
10; Crown Point IL; Yellow Jacket, 20; Bocher, IA ;
Virginia Consolidated, IL; California, 81; Ovsrman,
l9H; Raymond 4 Ely, 34 Best h Bslcher, 20;
union Consolidated, 40; Alpha, 10; Sierra Nevada,
s6asl; Mexican, SO; Eureka Consolidated, Al; JUS
tice, o; Utah, 81. Market buoysnt It advance Of
to COX per cent.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
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Tho cloaing bids wcrs

B.H& f, Ist. 1900. :. "a
Ches & o 6's, LIST, 1899. 81
Chic X Alton LIST, 'O3. .ll1L
Joliet Il Chic LIST, 49,. .IO6
La 4 Mo Riv LIST. 1900. 9a1z
st L. j 4 Chic LIST. 'g41o7
C.B Il q. Spc, LIST, 'S3.1lfK
Oh, b x q c m. rs, 1908. Il3Z
Oh. b h Q SIS. I. 1901. 92
q, RI x Z 6's. c, 1917. l05H
Cen RH NJ, LIST m, '9o.il2
Cen hR NJ, G, assented 6SIz
Ieh'h Il WB.con r.19Do 30
l. Il " b, con, sssented AK
Am Dk h Imp BIDS. 'S6 SO
Am DIX Il Imp BIDS. ASS. 46
M&StP LIST S's. PD. '9S.117
M&>tP1N7's,$y, kD'O2 iO1x
M&StP LIST. LC Div,'93. iw
NJ Il st z LIST, 1 4 NJ. '97 9SX
NJ AZ st y 1T, I h ID. 80 9sZ
NJ K st p LIST. n Il D.'o2 %
NJ X SiP LIST. e az VI. 'O3, 1924
NJ Il st l. con So. 1907. 93ss
M X st r I'd m're, 'S4. 1OOL
Chic n N W 81. 'S5 los
Chic & N W tut BIDS, 'a3. IO6
Chic&Nwcon bds.191j.IO0X
Chic & n w LIST. 1895 1O7
Chick NV ,cou z b. 1907 %
Gal a Chic cxtd'd. 'S2.. tOfk
Pen Isl IN con. 1893. lilo
win Il IT T. Ist. 1897. 100
win a. 81 y I'd. 1907. :. s5
C.C,C &IlstT s,s 100 O7k
Del. T. a w I'd IN. 1s3l1O7
Syr, Is h NYIst Ts. 'O6. 103L
Morris 4 rs LIST m, 'lA.11s
Morris a rs I'd m, '91. .lO4
Nor K rs rs of'71. 'Ol.1O1k
Del Il y LIST m. 49,. .lOt
Dai q " q LIST q, vi 1O1
Del & II & LIST, ex, '91.1D1
Del Il n g reg rs, o.. loo
Alb 4 suslst, 'sy -. ..106N
Alb IL Sus I'd. 'S5. ....1OlX
Rem & sar LIST C, 1921. no
Erie I'd m 7'S 10. los
Erie Sd IN rs. 'S3 .....IOSZ
Erie 18th IN rs. 40 80. lO5X
Eric 9th m rs. ~ ..iO7
Long Dock bis, 1899. .1O0L
Hama 81 10 SIS G, 1885. 93s,
Cedar n 4 Mia LIST. OF. HSX
Ind. Bi 4 West LIST. no. 20
N Is X Ms I'd rs. ~. 40
Clcv 4 FOL . {, 'S5. loo
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SICK CHILDREN'S FUND.

Mr. William II. Guion reports having received the
following contributions 10 tho sick chidrons
sion fund Of the Floating Hospital Of ST. Jonas
Guild
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GLOW r 4 Ash. old. 'sO.1O2

GLOW Y q Ash, old. '6O.1O2
Ciev r a Ash, n, 49,. ..lIOL
Buff1p 4 Il now b, '9s. no
Buff ~ State l. rs. 49,. 1O2
bet. M& roi LIST rs, 'O6. los
Lake Shore div BIDS. 40. 100
Lake Shore c LIST. 1860 1l1L
Lake Shore cr2d. 'O3.. 1O3E
Mich q con "a. 1902. III
n Y Elevated lss, 1906. s6y<
y Y Gen 6's. 'S3. .......105
N Y Cen 6's, 'S7 .......lO6k
n Y Gen 6's. = cs. ,s3. .l04L
n Y Cen 6s, sub, 's3. .Jo4ts
y Y G 4 II LIST c. '03. .ll7n
N Y G a II LIST e, 'O3. .117Z
Hud X rs, ID IN y f,'s5. llUsx
Canada y LIST guar. .Os. TAX
y ar LIST m rs, 9, 1900. l2O
Har lst m rs, r, 1900 .l2ok
North Mo 1st m. '95. .lO2I
Ohio h Miss c ~, 49,. gSI
Ohio q Miss con, '9s. Sal.
Con Pac, gold, '95-S.. .1O5Z
Cen Pac 3 Aidbs, 1894. 1857
Union Psc LIST m, 1853 1867
Union Pac ! Y rs. 1873. 1851
Union Pac ST. '93. 1887
Pac X OF Mo LIST m. 'S8 .lOl32
Pao X of Mo I'd m, '9l.. o.
y Pac X Of Mo LIST, 'SS. S4k
y = LIST 1s. '95. with c c. lO4s<
X Z lst G's, 'y6, with c Q. OH
Kan Psc LIST 7's, X h l..
q ID. 30. with cou Ger 70k
Kan Z inc. Q II on. r6. 10
Kan + Inc, rs on, 'l6. 10
+. ~ w n Oh LIST. 't2..lIS
y, Fl W 4 Oh I'd, H. AIS
Cieve A = sth ST, ,92...lO4H
Col. Oh 4 I LIST m, 'os 49,
Rome, w 4 o Q LIST. 'Ol. 32L
Alton 4 T II list, '9l 1882
Alton d T "A I'd pref. % CO.
Alton 4 r u I'd In, '9f.. 24sx
FOL, r 4 w LIST. G d, "a. 90
Tol, = = w ist. " d, 100 90 ,
Tol b w OK coupon LOOK
Tol 4 w LIST, stLdiv, se6. 90
Tol 4 Wab ex mat ecu. rs
Tol 4 Wnb I'd M, 1898. 81
Tol 4 w ex n N, c. Vt. 6Bk
Tol 4 w ex 4 A, '7S& pr rs
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q X + OK mat an, c.'77 ~
West Union bs c. 1900. lo9x
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-08-30
rhc folloxlpg shows ,he moHemen. OF grain !, nom

Tho Following shows the movement OF grain ct some
OF the leading points to-day
Observation-Disclosures OF wheat, 104, 775 bushels: ship
mepts H. 701 receipts OF corn, $780, 245 bushels ship
mcnts, 1853. sol.
Miwaukec--Receipts Of wheat 80 900 bushels; ship.
mcnts. $780, receipts oil corn, ii 500 bushels; ship
ments 100.
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Tho following statement showing tho real estate
transactions recorded In the Registers ONCE August
20, 1878. rs obtained from Augustus 7. Dosharty,
deputy register.
oidscnmidt and husband 70 Marcus krsaskopf $50
".ssd s. iisa va 81 Wills William 1'i Ssa.s sa
;ssSs ~ s..;s .ss ia Z Il %, Th Nom
Levi aud wiio 10 samuel y. Weiss. ...::.. -. Nom
Levi. ......... ................ Nom.
William u. Mill. and wife to Mary A. n.wictt... Nom.
a' Tss@s,. otS. 10 Joseph sin es..se Nom
iaas5 , Ann M Mountain "a NJ I 70 Ju
sd y, n is n !. 81 "a Az, aS.67. wsadoa 1O''
q Ssa's ana va, 70 > .eoS Beck 2,.2,o
'as.s Colby aud ~s 20 $am Az Il John Nom
r a.; and wife 10 r... 20 Wright ' William aas
William b. Torss. saa o. vic Ss 20 % Nal
doc. 3; X = :. Il 1890
William II. de Pores. ana wife TO Anthony
9Th as n o ccfaer Of ss,h st., 20 oxi6o Maria
L. Kip aud hush and 70 Rachel A. roilon.. Nom..
same property; hsris, H. r9ol 70 same Nom
A. iiAisrd aud husband TO Jeremiah q. swes.
Brooms ST. $50 isi, ici.ci j. K McGanciy rsf
eres) TO Walter W. Conkiin. 1866
Beck, Jacob. to wsndolin j Ssa.. and another n.
Caldwell William NJ, 70 samuel y Jayne. > "
,,s",b o. rbaaSsis and o,s,s 10 sm:. vs
berry IS, aooo
johnson, John ". aud vile. TO Detlef y. Bower.
4th -, q "a Az syear: .;.......;...... ~. 1000
KrauskopL Marcus 70 Mine Goldscnmidt, g. o. 9th
it, W Of sy b: years. $500
: cd ST. o. Ios6 AZ. . ,,...;..... 1900
Mowbray, Anthony and wlfc. TO william n, DeFor.
est ssiH g. '. Of M.d'.oGs ys.r;.,.... 5000
est. corner Of Madison aud vsth ~,
West, Mercy, TO John J. herring. No. o27 Hudson
wsymsa Fesdna 10 I,iis seeal.sr. n. .. an ''o
ST. a.
Wright. Isaac H.. To wuiism II. Payne. q Of 12<th
81, Of I'd laws; year ......... 90. ,...,... ai2s
Asstcvwrrr
Beck Jacob. To wendolin Nauss ana another 900
Levi, David. to samuel W. Weiss $500. 10
wess. samuel w.. " Henrietta Lewi.............. 10