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to lsx and recovered TO 10. Tho Bank of England
gaiusd ESQ 900 bullion to-day balance. The rate Of
discount in the open market for three months bills
has declined to 216 a tx per cent. At Paris rentes
advanced to 116f So Tho weekly statements Of tho
Bank Of Germany shows . decrease in specie Of
4,40o, 900 marks. The closing prices in London
were:-ConsoIs for money and account, s6H s611;
do. tor account 96x q 96li; new AZ per cent
bonds. 1907: ave-lwenty bonds OF 1867, lo7h;
ten-forty bonas. lloA; hves OF 1881, looH; Eric
common shares. 16k; do. preferred shares, -sz1s !;
New Jersey Central, 40; Illinois Central, ss.
STATE
State bonds at the Board were dull, the only safe
havins been So, 600 North Carolina funding act OF
1866 al GA, and District OF Columbia 365's ut S43s
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds irregular aud the following
were the changes pared with last previous sales:-
An advance OF per cent in Wabash frsis (St Louis
Division x-matured couponA " in New Jersey Gen.
tra Convertible Assented and Lake Shore registered
seconds; X IN Erie second mortgage and u IN st.
Paul eights, hrsts, and Erie third mortgage There
was q decline Of per in Lehigh and Wilkesbarre
Consols per cent IN Central Pacific Land Grants, y
in Pacific Railroad oi Missouri seconds, u in Canada
Sou thern hrsts guaranteed and IN Central Pacific
gold bonds Syracuse, Binghamton and New York
nrst renewal bonds to-day advanced to 1925.
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DISTRICT COURTS.

Aldermen Waehner, Lewis and Jacobus, tho special
committee appointed 10 investigate the charges OF
corruption the Civil District Courts OF TINS city,
held another session yesterday morning at the City
Hail. Among those present was Judge Dinke, Of the
Fourth district Samuel Stern, formerly clerk TO the
narsbal attached 10 the Fourth District Court, was
recalled and testified tnat about eighteen months ago
he informed Jacob hartssl that he had an arrange
with Judge Dinkel IN relation 10 the lees; no
conyersat,on had been held between the parties
the subject since time witness had no converse
ton with Judge Dnke relative 10 the Aldermanic in
vestipaiou DINER than to at the last
ing OF the committee, which took place at Miners
Theatre.
No other witness was called ana tho investigation
was aoiourne ed until tomorrow.
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PRIESTLY ROBES DEFILED.

somewhat excited parsonage, claiming to be the
Rev. James Hogan, Catholic priest, oil No III Keap
street, Brooklyn, appeared before Judge wandel in
the Tombs Police Court yesterday morning and charged
william II. Moore with having assaulted him
nioyed ms jauitor at Nos IL and 10 PARK
row 10 keep persons without business from
entering the place. The complainant came and was
petipr mis- boots polished when bc oore) sat down
and began TO read n newspaper. Hogan tore the pa
per aud seized HIM by the collar and wanted TO know
wnat he was doing there. Moore then iG sei-dsfenco
sho cd h i'm back anu struck him tho chest Wit
pesscs substantially TO the truth OF the pIs
onsr's statement ara, he was discharged Hogan at
ed TO them, his evident ntoxi
calop prevented him IRON talking coherentiy
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CUT WITH A RAZOR.

An alteration occurred at Dobbs Ferry on the
Fourth between two young men OF the place named
John Francis and James Burke, ana they separated
with embittered feelings. On the following day thsy
met again when somo OF their acquaintsncss were
present asd Francis was icd into fresh dispute with
two OF Burkc's friends, by whom he was struck and
wulc staggering iron the effects OF one OF thor blows
Burke, as Francis alleges, approached him from be-
hind, passed his lett arm around bis fFrancis) neck
and drew razor across his right cneek. The wound
was closed up with stitches quarter VI an incn apsrt
anu u required fourteen oil them 70 do ~ Ju.tce
storms issued q warrant for Burke's arrest on the
plant Francis Tor assault with Intent TO kill
Al the examination yesterday Burke Was committed
10 tho Couusv Iau ao await the action 0i the Grand
Jury.
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BOLD BURGLARS.

An unaccountabie noise awakened Bernard Folks
yesterday morning, at three O'clock In his house. NO.
4 Mitchell place, In East Forty-nnth street. He
loft his investigate the cause aud upon enter
ing the room next his sleeping apartment encoun
tered two men who engaged riaing the bureau.
One Of them drew a pistol ana. pointing It at Folks.
said 10 him, ''Stand or plI blow your brains outl"
The otner continued searching tue room and secured
gold iocket aud cbain worth 500 anu some valuable
papers. After warning their unarmed victim against
outcry they lett tho house, anu were Joined
In the street by tbree companions who had been
kecpiur watch outside. As tbey were leaving they
fired two shots 10 the AR, probably as anddltiona
warning 10 Folks not TO ollow. Au accurate descrp
ton OF the men was furnished TO the police, who
are now In search of them.
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EDWARD ARNOrT ARRESTED.

On tho 18th Of June Montgomery Il. Throop. Jr,
was assaulted Ia front OF No. Centre street by Ed
ward H. Arnots The actor, who struck him four times
with a cane the head and hand. The particulars
OF the assault ana hat led 70 II published ut
the time warrant was issued by Judge Duffy for
Arnots arrest following day, but Arnott went TO
Jersey alter the assault and remained there TIL
MONDAY last. He arrived In this city that evening,
and ON Ger Golden, OF The Ftyseventh Street Court
squad, went TO No 81 University place yesterday
AFTERNOON and ;or maly took HIM into custody. He
was before Judge Kbretn later IN the day,
waivod examination ana gave bail In $500 10 appear at
General Sessions, Mr. Alfred Spink of No. ~ Univer-
Sly place, becoming his boncsinan.
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COURT CALENDARs-THIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-CHAxBERs-Held by Judge
Daniels-Nos. %, 40, SO, So, o. S. a. 81, so, 1l4
l25 100, 13l, 1873. Cali begins ut No. l39.
COURT oY GENERAL sKssOXs-Part l-Held oy Judge
Suthsrland.-rns People vs.. William Kennedy, homi
eide Same vs. John Reilly, homiclde; Same Va Nor
rson C. Scnenck ielonious assault and battery Same
VS.. George f. Howell ieonious assault and battery
Same va John Mugan, ielonous assault ana battery
same vs.. Edward J. Reilly, te0nious assault anu bat
terry same vs. Nicola RAntno, ieionious assault and
battery; Same vs. Henry Daniels, eionous assau II
and battery; Same vs.. james Connolly. burglary
Same ys Henry White and Flora White, burglary
Same vs.. Horny Wilson. burglary; Same w. Andrew
Sheppard larceny from the person; Same w. Harry
Levine forgery; Same vs. Charles Taylor and Edward
Heath, petit larceny; Same va. Florence smith: Same
Va. Pcier Mclaughlin and Peter Fleming, barglary
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The total sales of stocks Board to-day agers-
gated ITO 297 shares.
Messrs. Dickinson & Co., OF No. 80 Broad street,
received despatch to-day stating that the dividend
Consolidated Virginia had boen passed, and that
per cent had been declared ON California.
The exports of domestic produce from the port OF
New YORK for the week ending this date were
s57es s2l against S. o22 s9s for the corresponding
week last year and $7,l7o,s96 in 1870 The total
ports since January this year $177, l62, 500
against $l3s for the period last and
ylS3, 067, ,o73 in 1876
The following is quarterly statement OF the State
banks in the city OF Now YORK the I'D day OF June
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ASSAULTED BY A CAR DRIVER.

Richard Murphy, . newsboy. aged thirteen. Jumped
upon u Hobokcn horse car in Grove street, Jersey
City, on Monday, to dispose Of some papers. The
driver chased him out OF the car, and when the lad
acn.s thu street the arivor struck him the bead
with piece OF iron innicting painful II not serious
injury rbs boy was carried to The Second precinct
police sta ton, whore his injuries wero dressed by
CITY Physician Lochuer aud complaint lodged against
tho driver. The boy then taken 10 his home,
M l3Q Ninth street
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Tho following were the opening prices OF mining
stocks at San Francisco to-day ftp Top, * Navajo
u Gould Curry, OK; Savage, l2X; Chollar Potosi
25H Ophir, 61H q 4S; Hale & Norcross, TX; *Crown
Point, 6N; Yellow Jacket, 8; BeIcher, AZ; Virginia
Consolidated l1A 101s; California 141S; Overman,
II; Raymond Il Ely, 2H Best BeIcher, IA a IL !;
Union Consolidated, H; Alpha, IL; Sierra Nevada,
51 Mexican, 144; Eureka Consolidated, SIX; SJus-
tics, Az; Utah, 9; Lsvathan, ~
Assessment PAID
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REAL ESTATE.

The following sales were maze the Exchange
July o.
by AND MYARS
Foreclosure sales. b. hyatt. reeree-of the two
houses with lots, each 2lSxloO. Nos 50 and 81
Lexington w. 49.4 IT, B. Of 18th ~, TO plain 49,
by WILLIAM
Foreclosu sale-Hug Donneily, referee--of the
buildings. with plot Of land 4Oxsl. 7x33. .2x75.7,
No 3lS 3Sth st., ~, 2s09 It, e. Of I'd sv.. TO
J. II. DRAPER.
Foreclosure sale Joseph s. Auerbsch, referce-of
one lot PIX lOe, the n. of East Sdth ST. about
22S IT, O. Of sth av., TO plaintiff 5,2SO
Total ....S257s sos $50
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A WARNING TO LANDLORDS.

judgment was yesterday entered In the County
Clerks Office for the sum Of 81, 500 IN action
brought by william Atkinson against Martin DiehL
The action brought to recover damages for the
loss OF the infant child Of the plaintiff through the
alleged negligence of tho defendant, who was the
landlord OF the pairliG at No. 655 second avenue.
fhs briefly tnose:-un the 5th OF June last
shc infant child oil painth was sitting In his mothers
lap ut the door Of their apartments, when tho fahor
heard ascending the sars Tho boy to greet his
parent, and IN passing through tho hallway on tns
second floor slipped aud isll through aperture IN
the balustrsde caused by the removal OF three up
nights The child fell to the floor below and received
Injuries from which he disd The landlord had been
no,ned several times of the insecure condition OF the
same These facts were elected through the tssti
mouy taken before the snern's Jury, the pla,ntn
being represented by his counsel, William j. Bell.
The Jury promptly assessed the damages al 81 500
THOMAS MONAHAN's BANKRUPTCY.
THIS matter was peforo Commissioner Osborn yes.
ssrday nnal argument. Monahan was arrested for
an alleged violation the criminal provisions OF the
Bankruptcy law Alter his failure he accounted Tor
a. 100 as follows: Hc alleged that he paia his pres
mt second vile, whom he married within few weeks
,ter tho death Of his nrst wife, 200 fee Tor
iufsng Tor sIx weeks MS hrst vile before her de-
:. ssase, and aiso that be gave mis- seco nd
vie nm additional $500 present on
the morning OF the marriage. The creditors,
through tber counsel Juage Dittenhoeier, contended
tnat these alleged nc,iuous, ana that
NO man outside Of Iunatic asylum wouid admit that
he beievcd that $50 day was noues,y paid ior nurs-
ins; anu II alleged To have been paid TO any other
purss than OF the deceased wiio would
n once be stamped as fraudulent Mr.. Robert
w. sewsiL counsel Tor defendant, conten
That unuer tue late Fox decision OF tho
Supreme Court, admitting the payment TO
have bscn ever so fraudulent, no crimiuai offence
WA, com uitieu aud this not distiDgushabis
from tue philip Stiner case, IN winch his learned
friend ON the otner SIDE The dsuncton was
pointed out by Judge Dlttenbosfer that here the
transfer was 10 the wie, who IN law ID ono person
with the husband, ana not as In the stiner case, 10
third parties.
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SUMMARY OF LAW CASES.

Commissioner Shields yesterday discharged on his
,wn rscognizancc James Green, oil tho Metropolitan
Elevated Railroad Company, who was charged by
James Collins, OF Post Once station Z, With assault
ana battery. Tine will be submitted 10 tho next
Bartholornew Hurley, who was arrested as an en-
Move OF the Illicit disIery at Nos. 30 snd 5s Rutgers
street. yesterday held 70 Avail ihs aehon VI 'ne
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THIRD CALL-2:SO P. NJ
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT EAsY-FUTuREs CLOSED
srRoNa-FLoUR Primer WHEAT HIoHEB-
CORN FIRMER-oATs FIRMER-PoRK FIRMER-
LARD FIRMER-wBIsKEY QUIET-PErEoLEUA
ouIET-oIs QUIET-sPIRITs TURPENTINA
ouIET-RosIN QuIET-CoFFEE QUIET-sUoAB
QUIET
TUESDAY. July 9-6 P. M.
fair business was done in some few commodhee
but as general thing business was slow and unsatis
factory On 'Change -four was shade 0rmer. Whet
was dull but higher. Corn and oats were also hrme
whiskey wss quiet. Pork hrmer with more doin
Lard frmer. Cotton the spot closed dull and ea 4
Futures closed strong Groceries were quiet Is were H.
naval stores, oils and petroleum
ASHES quoted at 4ac 4s4c FOR pots and 511c.
5Ac for pearls.
Asr1xoSr remained steady, at 12,4c l2s4c gold fo-
rcgulus.
BErswAx was quoted ut &c. 27kc for Western sp
Southern.
BAGerSo was Quotedat 1915. for lbs weight and 1lxc
for standard.
covrrr .rne market tor Eio was firm for the goo
grades. We note sales of $50 and 935 bags Rio, es
City Rio Janero. private terms We note the ar
rival Of the Undne With bags Santos, at Baltimore
The sales 49S Rio Templer and l6o bags
do ex Aida, on private terms. Mild codes was
ouiet We quote:- Ordinary cargoes, 13c 13hc. /;
air do, 15stc 16c good do. 1916 l61sc prime do,
1880 . l7c.; exreme range for lots. i2Ae issc. |;
Santos iair 10 good, l5Ac 15Ac., gold 30 dsyss
lava government bags 2Oc II do. msts 2Oc
a 22I.c. Singapore, 17c ls1sc Ceyon, 15c lso I
Marscabo 13c. 17e. Lsguayra, 14c = 16c Jamaica,
l3c l6c. St. Domingo, l2jsc l8c Porto Rico. l4c
ieIsc; Costa Rica. lac. l7c. Mexican, 15c Ice
Macsssar I7c a lsc Angosturs, l5c. 165lc.; Saws
nia. l3c 16sc. ;Curacoa. l3c. a i4~c
WEEKLY corrRE STATEMENT
Stock Of Rio and santos coffee July q Is7s... loa2el
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1overHmens oo"us "c'e III III Nh" !" " ~ 's
and closcd steudy nj tnc following Quotatons:-

TIE
Tho London adviccs report consos 4 per cent
higher, at 9e5I 96h for money aud the account.
United states bonds u higher Tor ten-iorties and
!. higher for Gves. Ere Toll on to 16s and preferred
TO 49, but the iormer anerward sold ut 16k and he
latter at 32k Illinois Central ie of to s7s and ad-
vancod TO ss. New Jersey Central rose A to 40, and
Pennsy Ivania Central n, to 32X. Reading declined
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DIVORCE BULLETIN.

In the suit for divorce brought by Iona Shillak
against her husband, Jacob Shak. on the ground Of
adultery, motion was recently made by the plaintiff
before Judge Sedgwick In the Superior Courr, for ALI
mony and counsel fee. such order was yesterday
granted.
suit for divorce was recently brought the
Supreme Court by Frances q. Southworlh against her
husband, James H. SOuthworth, on u charge OF adul-
terry. Ths parties were married In November, 1871,
and lived together until last October. Judge Daniels
yesterday referred the to John W. Gof
Judge J. +. DAILY, OF the Court OF Common Pleas,
yesterday signed decree OF divorce IN favor OF the
plaintiff In the SUIT brought Tor that purpose by
Abraham J. Dubois against Mary L. Du00i& The
parties married in June, 1868, In New YORK,
And tho plaintiff charged that the committed
adultery with one Alex 5. Prime.
ln tbe suit tor divorce brought by Barbara Klein
knscht against Henry Kleinknecht Judge Freedman
yesterday granted writ ot attachment ior contempt
Aganst the defendant Tor failing 10 obey order
luiring him TO psy alimony and counsel foes. A
similar order Is also granted ny The same Judge IN the
ior divorce brought by Nina HoHmeister against
her husband, Louis Honmeister, in which the deiend-
ant Is also sojudxea guiity OF contempt
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LIrIGANTS STAYING IN TOWN

In the case OF Mayer, sirouse l. Co. against No
Brothers Judge Daniels handed down decision yes
serday which 10 Of great importance to merchants and
10 the community Ia general, as II involves their
rgnt leave the State for any length Of time when
prosecuting or defending action at law Last DO
sember the plaintiffs, by Ira Leo Bambergcr lheir
torpsy, commenced action against defendants Tor
goods sold ana delivered. The doiendants
chants, carrying on business In sort Wayne,
Ind, aud put In answer which plain tits
CLAIMED frivolous and interposed Tor
purpose oil delay Accordingly Mr. Bsmberger pro-
cured an order from Judge DonVhue tor the cxamIua
sion oi defendants Dolore trial, and mad copy Of tho
Same served on their attorney In THIS city, Messrs
Johnston, Tilton ana BradsKy, who appeared on tho
return day ana objected on tho ground that their
elients residents OF Indiana ana had not beon
persons ally served. Judge Dononue then granted an
order to show why defendants answer should
sot be strcken and plaintiffs have Judgement Tor
she full amount claimed because defendants mad dis
obeyed tho order Of The Court In iaiDg to appear ut
Sue examination. The motion was argued At great
Ieugth before Judge Daniels, who granted the same,
directing judgment for ine paintins. with costs or
motion II this dscsion is affirmed by the General
Term will almost be impossible Tor any tigant TO
the city Ior any length OF ume as order Tor
his examination Can bo procured al any time during
his absence md judgment rendered against him In
bhe event Of his faIiure TO appear.
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Eouitv in LANDS and dock property. Par value. -
Cuyal0go River, Cleveland, ono. so O0o $Ao,ooo
Equity in ], 100 shares Howe Machine
London.

THE potitIOn alRO asked leave sell the Tight title
and interest Of Mr. Stockwel in forty first mortgage
construction bonds OF the New Orleans Baton Rouge
81, 800, gold, each.
Upon TINS petition Judge LarreDore, OF the Court
OF Common Pleas yesterday granted order direct
ing the receiver sell the above property nj pubic
auction at the Real Estate Exchange on the 10th Of
July 1873, al twelve O'Clock noon.
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uicursr AND LOWEST.
The following were The highest and lowest prices
THE MONEY MARKE.

Money on call was easy At a "a per cent Tho iol-
lowing rates Of exchange on New York a tho
undermentioned cities to-day :-savannah, buying x,
selling Y premium; Charleston, quiet and easier
3l6 a premium; st. Louis, rs premium; New
orleans, commercial, 3-1e, bank, u; Chicago, GO
premium, and Boston, steady ut par Foreign ex-
change was quiet. The nominal rates remain al 81
and 49, with actual business at 4.$3t< ASK for
bankers long, and at 4sei1 4s61s Tor demand sser.
ling.
TuR GOLD MARKEr.
Gold sold at 1O0k throughout the day. Cash gold
was easier the close and loaned Hat nj per cent Tor
carrying.
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.

solomon Herxog dealer in furs has gone into vol
untary bankruptcy before Register Dayton. HIS lis
biiss amount TO $l9453 81 and he has assets, al
his stock having been sold by execution. or tho In
debtsdness Sl4O 20 is for goods and S. 4l6 II for
borrowed money. The principal creditors are:-Wii-
merding, Hoguet Co., $2.ls4 %; NJ Kempner,
So 2s6 IL; G. A. Herplch, $l,5l7 63; y. Booze,
$3.50 81; Jacob Korn, $l,soo; Rcter Il RUSSELL
ST. 422 IS; George KING Co., sl69s 10, and l. Cohn
81, 500
Eli Curtis dealer tinware, at Portchester. N r.,
has fled voluntary petition In bankruptcy In this
city, HIS liabilities amount So, 800 and his nominal
assets to about 49, 9O0 which Includes stock, $l300
book accounts, $l,571 93; real estate, $500.
A voluntary pct,,ion in bankruptcy has been fled
In this city by John r. Anderson dealer In coal al
Yonkerss His liabilities amount to about $40 600 and
no has about $1,000 and six lie insur-
ance policies So 600 The largest claim 10 that OF
Caldwell, Weston 4 Co. for $1l, 744 TO- -,
Rogslio Herques, com mission merchant at NO 40
Pearl street. made application recently for hs DIS.
cnarge from bankruptcy ana the matter came before
Register Dayton yesterday. AS there was NO opposi-
lion on the part the creditors his petition Will De
granted. His liabilities amounted 70 about $25.O0O
A meeting OF the creditors oil Josiah d. BaEor, lor.
sry Ui bsa yss.ordsy a. The once Of
Register Little. Schedules were presented showing
liabilities amounting TO $45 600, and John d. Fistt was
The creditors OF Richard New met yesterday at the
office OF Register Little, received statement showing
liabilities amounting ~ Slsoov ana appointed '0nn
At meeting OF tho creditors OF Thomas A. Smith,
held yesterday ut the office of Register Dayton, three
small claims were proved, and John H. Patt was ap-
pointed assignee.
E.banan L. Noodle and Marion A. Parker, dealers
IN soap at No. 767 Broadway. made ment for
inc beneht OF their creditors yesterday TO Albert L.
Thomas and Lafayette V. Streeter The liabilities are
not large. o.
Well Son, made assignment TO Adolph Nern-
stead yesterday for tho benefit OF their creditors
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ALpKN 3. srocKwELL's ESTATE.

Daniel T. Hays, who appointed receiver OF the
defendant IN tho suit OF Francis Braggotte against
Alden B. stockwell. presented petition In tho Court
of Common Pleas for leave to sell the right, title and
interest OF Stockweli In and to the following prop
crty :-s575 shares stock Of the Cherry Hal's Run
OIL Company 1914 shares stock of the Cleveland and
Buffalo Petroleum Company, 1,l30 shares stock OF
Noble Copper Company 1000 shares stock Oh Creek
and Cherry Run OIL Company, $50 shares STOCK Milton
Farm Oh Company, 500 shares STOCK McCrea Potro-
leum Company, 100 shares stock Hickory Farm Oh
Company, Il shares stock Wsikel Run ana Nc
Rahuning OH Company. 100 shares stock st. Louis and
San Francisco Railway Company, two certificates OF
Tor S25 and two certificates Of profits In The Washing
ton Insurance Company for $l2 Tho petition also
ask sd leave 10 sell Mr. Stockwes equity OF redemp
ton in and 70 the following property subject to tho
following hers:-
Estimated
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I0:I5 A. II.
$1,000 Us es 81 che Io7s $1,000 Us4ssc, 9l SO Ioss
innJ lOJl 10000 lUi3a
a5oD DO .. be 1861 5000 US 4s.c. 1907 be iooss
ZOO US 5-20's.c. csc lO7A
ILLS A. M.
$1,000 US So Si $4,000 Us4Iss,c 0l. s3 10f
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.

Totals. $5l. .oss. 2oo $50, o,4ol. GOO
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OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The following statement showing the real estate
transactions recorded the Registers Office, July O.
1878 Is obaiued from Augustus 7. Docharty, Deputy
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NEW YORK MINING STOCK EXCHANGE.

100 N Y q COLORADO. DC =
Amer Fl. ..22 bid, .26 as
Atlantic. = bid. ~ AS
Ber 4 Ed. ..O6 bid, .07 ~
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BEFORE CALL-l2:3O P.

1880 P. NJ.
I7s4 $4,000 US s5s. c. .'5l. be l07
,5X 1000 US As. COZ. bec loon
ga 10000 US 6's. c....... lz03S
11S
2:30 P. NJ.
Ia $1,000 US SIS 1910. c. 1U9A
215 $1,000 Us SIS. r, 'S1 .... 1O7
5X 10000 US AZ, r, '9l.. -. lO4A
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1878-07-07

ls0lge; Western creamery is@a5c Western dali
ry 1i6pfbc ~ ID.
CHEESE-Ts In light demand. New York
cream lu@11p Ohio factory 6@7e " 10.
POULTRY - Old chickens 20 1904; young
81 bod12 80; ducks 80 @8; geese 1904; turkeS
ssNiO v dozen.
STAROH In fair demand ct SAC. In lots.
POTATOES = Western nominal at O.
Dbl. or Louisiana potatoes there Is q light
stock, with a fair demand: prices steady at
81 5000 U Dbl.
ONIONS = Western nominal. Louisiana
onions are In moderate demand at 81 on IS v
SWEET POTATOES Nominal.
CABBAGES-Are steady. Louisiana cab
haghs are quoted at s4g4 Is D box.
BEANS Northern 39aAc, Western 2h@2Ec
y ib,
dozen.
RIOE-Firm; demand good No. Q 4l@5e;
common 6u6Ac. ordinary 61s06s6c, fair ca %
676c, good 7@7Se, prime 7A@73Se, choice TIC
ID,
SAIT-We quote dealers prices from their
warehouses at $4,000 y sack for COARSE: 81 05
(0f 40 for fine. Turks Island dull and neg
lected: held at s0092e " bushel Table salt In
rockets 1N6p7 Kc each as Ia size.
COTTON TIES Are quoted at 81 Is y bundle.
with discounts according to quantity.