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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-24
BASE BAIL NOTES.

The international Champion Tecumseh Club,
OF London Ont. was disbandod at London yesterday.
The club at third position in the race for the pen
nHnt, but the organization was failure financially.
The players may still keep together and play the
operative plan the rest of the season. The Horpel
Club Of HOrnellsvile N W. also dsbanded there yes
terday on account OF financial difficulties and tho de-
serOn of their manager. The club held the sixth pO-
sitiOn the race with the International clubs aud
played seventywO this being victorious
in forty -hYe. with two draw games
Fully 5000 prrsO witnessed the Inter
national Cham 2iODshp game at Buffalo, n. Y, yestcr
day. between the two leading clubs in the for the
pennant the Stars OF Syracuse and tho Buffalo Club.
The Buffalo Club won the game easily by score OF IL
TO /.
The game at Springfield, Mass, yesterday, between
the Springfield and HOlyoko Clubs, by the for
ncr, 10y the close score of TO 3.
In a game at Albany, n. Y, yesterday tho Hudson
Club defeated the Albany Club by score of to 1.
The eleventh championship game between the Proyl
deuce and Indianapolis Clubs. which played ai
PisbIrg Penn, yesterday, resulted in favor Of tho
Providence Club by Il score OF To o.
At Cleveland Ohio. yesterday the game between the
International Forest CITY and Utica Clubs resulted in
victory for the Forest City Club by OF TO 3
At OswegO NJ Y. yesterday the Rochester Club gained
an easy victory the Oswego Clue, defeating
them by score OF II 10 3.
The defeats inflicted the Stars Of Syracuse, by the
Rochesters on Thursday ana by the Buffalo Club yeser
day. wilt render t almost impossible for The Stars gain
the international Championship. The Buffalo Club have
now a decided lead
The Buffalo Club has almost lead in the race for
the international championship the defeat of their RI
vals-the Stars, Of Syraeuse-at Rochester yesterday
having impaired the prospects OF that club cOusld
erably The Buffalo Club now leads the stars by three
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-24
COAL TRADE REVIEW.
From The Engineering and Mnf"g Journal Aug 24l
AETHRACITE.

From The Engineering and Mining Journal aug 24I
ANTHRACITE.
The coal trade continues extremely sluggish
and those who anticipated such demand as would re-
Qure an enlarged output and would justify an Increase
in pricos during September have been disappointed.
The Board OF Control, at its regular semmonhy meet
ing held IN this city Wednesday agreed that the out
mt of coal for the month OF September should be
100000 tons. THIS allotment Is only ono half that OF
August though IN the ordinary course OF trade the
market should take much more then than now. The
fact so frequently stated IN these columns that the
market Is greatly OverstOcked. fully recognized
and we cannot question the wisdom of the course
odonted by the Board OF Control in cutting down tho
output Il is probable that by the end of September
large part Of the surplus stock will have been absorbed
and the market will assume moro healthy condition
than 1t has had for many months past, ,,.so1 with
limiting the production, which VIII naturally regulate
prices; but in the most inconsistent manner, wn,e
mIttee appointed, consisting OF Messs. hOyt, OF
tne Pennsylvania Coal Company, ana Dlrksoh OF sne
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company, 70 cousider
the ACCESSIBILITY OF advancing the prices ON te u9hestc
grades OF coal from % TO 80 cents pei loh DI
Der tits improbable that this increase even II de-
cided Oh. will much beyond the status OF cIIeur
rate" The Lchigh valley kaIQau, ~ VIC laV a ~ G it
prices for coal in september ut August rates uhenhnseu
and Mr. GOwen Is reported TO have said no Increase
yvcnId he made I'm the prices OF manufacturing Goals.
Dealers all well stocked, ana cahnOt 10 IN
duced IN buv much TN consumers to their relief
Al the present rate OF production, the output or an-
thaete from the LIST of January TO the LIST Of October
viii have reached only IL 100000 tons. or II VIII then
be nearly 100000 tons below tha OF last year ana
1000 600 tons below that OF 1876 ms enormous ue
cline in the consumption OF anthracite the
intensity OF the depression when mas tue' ~ an V t
Eastern industries during the year past yet since tne
production OF btumiDOus coal has steadily increased
thro the entire country the cause Tor the loss OF
. o00 400 tons of anthracite must be sought In part,
az least in the higher prices established and threat
ened by the combination. Inc iron tiaee mas, uI
the year. been In 50 bad condition that VeII sai ~
ADVANCE n the price Of fuel or even the prospect OF
higher prices, was sufficient 70 drive or9ets 70 One1
tho Anthracite coal trade. The Increase In tolls on tne
coal roads naturally duced the area OF the narkels
tbsv could supply In competition with soft COAL anu
indeed the effect OF reduction OF bus very few cens
IN the freights OF coal clearly shown IN t9e eno
,nonS husITess done by the Philadelphia ana Reading
Company 10 the open competition market OF last year.
had the Same policy been continued the presen year IL
IA nrobable quite az mueh50me say great dedi moro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-24

money would have been made than will now come 70 tne
Golfers Of the several companies while other industries
which, directly indirectly contribute 10 the prosperity
OF the coal trade, would have been ereaty DehebeI
We note the usual Scranton auction sale or coal on
Wednesday next, August %, when 0O,OOO lohs VIII 10
offered The prices nOmnallY obtained VIII OF cOuI 50
conform pretty closely with the circular rates -
The production OF anthracite coal lass week was 4Il
OIL tons. against 522251 tons the preyinus Week
and 273 406 tue corresponding week OF loII Inc
total production from January 70 August IL was
96743S7 TONS compared with 1l,94l, s62 tons Tor
the like period OF last year, showing iang OK luis
year OF 2,267, 465.
BITOMIN0US.
The bitumuous coal trade shows little change it IL
noticeable that the output both of the Ccarfeld aud
Cumberland regions continues as great as last year.
tn lugh that OF anthracite has enormously decreased
steady If not rapid progress is being made IN the SUD
s,iuton OF btumnOus for anthracite In manufactures
and other large industries I'm the East Tue dealers IN
soft Goals making strenuous eNcrtons TO Introduce
this fuel aud urging large consumers OF anthracite
everywhere give It trial" The result Is generally
such that the question Of cost per ton becomes the con-
trolling
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-24
s0UTH AMERIcAN NOTES.

fANAdA. Aug. 12.-The elections in the
o q sanander have resulted in favor Of the Govern
Seheio TTjllO. I5is feared that there will be
oaneea IN the State OF Cuudlnamsrel tue Governor
80 hostile 10 the administration.
o =" Faeihe Steam Navigation Company's steamer
Ssou0a Sill remains az Ballenita, where che ran
-saSN Two weeks ago. She is aHOat but cannot go
sl'aout assistance 70 canao.
= fe'a Congress opened formally on July %. the
nni'erary Of National independence, by President
AUG 70 person. In his message the President says that
- V0se'nmcnt has repeated It's demand on Great
'n tof redress for the attack on tho Huasear, aud
es a,ie are fair prospects Of settlement lie reports
IN ~ eia condition OF the country 20 be Improving.
rs,, ne9iuee are gradually being removed. Foreign
VII Ne feesablished as soon rs possible abd m
orders have been given for the vigorous
auon o. works the OrOya Railroad, and the
.Ssi'oiment Of the CerrO de PascO mines, from the
s.hhs OF which great gains are expected The mes
~ vas ven received. and quieted any anxiety which
~ nave been OccasOned IN tho public mind OF any
IeHofa
failure Ia reported iD Valparaiso Of Clarke Co.,
"a liabilities 70 the amount OF 100000.
~ Nnln specie payment 10 suspended TO August 81,
tlseco The amount OF hank currency 10 limited 70
Ss'oyvOOO. Tho State guarantees the redemption Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-24
SAILING ron EUROPE.

eOuR STEAMSHIPS TODAY WILL CARRY ONK HUN
DRED AND NIYETY-FOUR SALOON PASSENGERS.
The four steamships which sail for Europe
oaay carry saloon list Of 1914 passengers only the
White stIr steamship Germunic carrying llS. among
whom arc Richard b. Irwin, Captains F. r. Blackburne
|phd C. B. Iheobald, and Commander G. n. Dundas, Of
he Roya Navy The HeI eta, OF the National Line, has
2; tie Mose OF the North German Lloyds has 80, and
DE Bolivia 10 The following are the complete saloon
ss:
FOR LIVERPOOL BY STEAMSHIP Germqntc-Mrs. John
Wiley w. III Fellow George A Brown. Horace wal, the
Ton BCrnard Maxwell Robert Clark Guillermo Iintado,
b il sa r and maid George Blanchard, Mrs. o. II Ia
r,nge aud two children. George Cswey Edward MardY
a Aariy and three iildreD Mrs NlcWR fing chlm anu
1Tse George w. Wilson, Mrs wilson Miguel
lssr y eo RdGeT f " H. Kane Mrs. Kane Mrs * s.
ssyst ne hevJ Stevens Miller J. N MSekio M msGke
Handy. Rbsrt BLAIR, William Diekenson, aIs II; "
s{ srs ~ ~ Handy s. : Barnes j. X OOoIHJl; a. a.
ssseaAciia, Frederick Msior, Captain H. ~ Iapp, G. u
JoT. H. II T. Morse DR. j W. Elliot. Charles X Miller
lasugren the Rev r. X. sampson MIS- sampson. MT Qs-
o.i Mss IaihaHDe g 0sgooa hi ls Emily - ~
,.asy Mis- s 4. Eason Miss ISyo9, Mrs BIniy Low,
st AID twO children. G. Davidson Jacob Loeb Joseph
p n Jones joan 4 WelIsi Dr. " II. Ma5eriy santiago
se,ae@ Lionel Mas. r. Z. Rayonsl Nv J. JACOBS. MT.
~ Collins, CAPTAIN n. burkee. C}chv Pglazou. Rafael
q 11 - jose Bastsl john trazCI }. ~ HcSr S SaPtin
pIs Navy Nathan NJ Bentley IL A. st dwell CAPITA Q.
AtN1t Prank lrWn
~ bisaassip Hslyeia-The Tley Mr.. MoShane MISS NC
l D ). Baker Miss Clark, Geo. Bemus, IT, ChaIlcs A.
~~.-i5 sages H. Byam s. r. Thompson Mrs thompson.
~ l. lnonIs0n a. X. Mclean Ohm s. CruiKshepE hIah
5.oNn Mia Eliza Howard Miss Jane Howard AnHTeW
$3.50 y A. HazelL mT Kennedy. +. II O. Alexander
1srssestlsk With k. AdOlph WhittdCk.
,tVk BREMEN-Bg steqYashfp NeseL-OttO DreSel. Mr
$780, We so Masses Drese, Mast0r Drese A. DTe3el MISS
stiSine Gushing, Miss julia Cushing, Misc Revere Mr.
~. Nsuises Ns Muaa NeusoIl, J0hu CeGus feioiOh
49, Enle Cattus, " iilam FLOCK, Edward w HOPKINS
Po .s Deltner MIS- 81, Leberms1n ana Tour cnioIen'
1uimEnn p Dameutien Charlie HiO, George Adauk
-. Aaalk and three children. John BOschcr Master
'rst,es,eL X label ArthUr Baflathey.
p.." >ONBg steamship BOliyid-JOhn O. HchOoley,
pr 5ytir Robert g. CarncrOss, John Gf1eYes, Adam
~ l. Kennedy Thomas SprOu, tue Rev. j. l. rot
Art Potter. Mis- Summers II. b. Newman. A. q.
lsssaaaeF A. i. T. Hamiin Edward X. smith, g. W Mar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-24
ASKING FOR SPEED z NOMINATIONS.

The Republicans of the XVIIth Assembly
District held meeting Thursday night at No 3ll West
Forty seventh-st. POceJustce Fammer in the chair.
Charles J. Grant offered resolution declaring that it
was the OF the association that Fall State Con-
venon Of the Republican party Of this State should be
held this year as usual that the nomination OF Stale
ticket was only OF the duties of State Convention
and clear and ringing platform was needed
by the party than at present Mr. Grant added that the
Rochester Convention had misrepresented tho party.
II was moved at to refer the matter to tho
Executive Committee, and n member denounced It
as shadow Of the Saratoga Convention held
two days ago and declared that re would
vote against 1t in the Executive Committee
session. EXAlderman VIM. T. Graf stated that the early
nomination Of Congressional candidates among the
most important features of the coming campaign and
that I've would offer resolution 20 that effect
the motion before the house disposed Of. After
long discussion tho resolution referred 10 the
Executive Committee and the following resolutions
offered by Mr. Graf passed
RolUcd early nomination tor members Of Congress
would in opinion greatly advance the chances Of the
success "f the RI 1bcan candidates
Res0loe' That he president of tits association and
representative Ia the Central Committee be requested
their influence TO obtain carly nomination for momber Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-24

supply Is abundant, aud the demand outside Of stock
circles very light. The rates continue cent on
ments. The United States Treasurer at Washington
to-day received $S5O.000 National bank notes tor
redemption. The customs receipts were 100000,
lowing is the Clearing House statement to-day :;
Currency exchanges, $51,270, 500; currency bal
ances. Sc, 099, 76S gold exchanges $S,076,6Io;
gold balances, 81, 1857
On the London Stock Exchange. consos have
been weak, and close at the lowest prices OF the
week. while United States 1868 are y higher than
a week ago. all Others being steady. American rail-
way securities have followed the luctuatiOn OF the
home market. The Bank of England made no
change in its rate of discount which remains at,
per cent against 42 per cent the rate to-day IN Tn
open market for three-mOnths bills. he Bank OF
England today lost 10000 bullion. withdrawn 1
balance. The following the highest and low =
est prices of securities for the week and the cosn
sales TODAY and a Mcek ago:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-24
srcnNn cALIL-l n'CLOCK p. ".
HIND CALIA2:3O 2. 81.
FRnAY. Aug. OR. ".


The dealings in stocks during the week ending TO-
vbaye reflected little else than brokers market
The total transactions have amounted to 619'S03
shares. against 773,24s shares for the preceding
,,,ooL and $50 900 shares for the week previous TO
that The principal features have been the advances
made in the prices of Lake Shore and Michigan Con-
tral stocks. which rose from GA and 6o4 to ~
and 7Osl respectively. The final sales were at re-
actions of III and 1ls per cent from the extreme I'D
yances Seemingly there was an attempt 10 make
the market ready for the sales of these stocks on
the anticipated harmony" Of the Saratoga Kali
road Conference; but at the advance prices the
market was as dulr and as little ready to buy as 1t
had been at any previous time Next IN interest TO
the stocks named, as indicated by the amount Of
transactions were the coal stocks. These have
auctuated frequently within range OF about per
cent and end the week at about per cent hgner
than the lowest sales The Wisconsin stocks were
less excited than during the previous weeks and in
final sales show an Improvement over last Fridays
close. although below their best figures. move
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-24

Ex dividend.
The total transactions in stocks to-day amounted
to 9G,3GS shares, but of this $1,000 shares in
the coal stocks. which continued heavy, although
closing at partial recovery from the lowest prices
No special reason was assigned for the continued
decline in the prices of these stocks. but sufficient
reason, and one which later is certain TO
have its full influence. is which has been true all
the time that the stocks have been sustained at
their fancy prices: the demand for coal is not
sufficient to permit the heavily indebted companies
tn earn their FIST charges. OF the general railroad
stocks to-day, the only one which recorded trans
actions amounting to 10000 shares was Northwest
preferred. The prices of st. Paul and North
west stocks were tho strongest on the ell
tire list, and at the end showed gains
from the opening figures, ranging from - TO
Il per cent. Lake Shore 300 shaTes and MIchi-
gan Central II 100 shares were excessively dull,
the former selling at 6j7s0G6lsG Gj3i, and the lat
ter az G9l20G9O70aG00s. Wabash opened at ISL,
declined to 143i and closed at 10. Western Union,
after opening al 9l3t, was sustained all day at 81
bid with sales at 02ls The market closed dull and
featuTeless.
RANCE ~ TuR STOCK NNRKPI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-24
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

FRIDAY, Aug. %, 1873.
ASHES-In moderate sale; POts, 49o Pearls 5'4e.
BEESWAX-Barely steady, quiet: Western, 26a26 '2cJ
Southern. 27027l 2.
BROOM CORN-Dull, unchanged.
CANDlES--ln iObbBg sale only, prices as before.
CHICCORY-Quet, unchanged.
COAL-Al dun large supply, but the combina.
ton maintain late prices with steadincss, and nave
ordered decreased production for September. Liver.
pool House Camel S2aSl3: Liverpool Gas ~ 0O New
Gazing SO 1904; English steam S4a$4 20 Pro-
yincial, Si0S4 So currency; Pennsylyania and West
mOreland 50 506S6 West Virginia do, 80 90; Cum
berand BrOadiop and Cleareld $685. 25s Anthfacte,
So 500 81 20. by the cargo. ~
COCOA-Steldy. demand moderate Caracas lG02Oc;
Marscaibo 30d54ci GuayaQuiL l7a"l9o4 st. Domingo
1lgl1 be, gold.
COFFEE Rio drm quiet; Ordinary Prime corgoes,
l4DI7 he; sales the steamer POleDy arrived with 49,,
803 bags including Rio and 63L9 santos sock
here 9D6 bags disp th from London received To-
day quoted good hrsts Rio at 7$@I4s; Mild GRADES qle
steady unChaRged OIL bags Mexican Guy Of Merida
private terms quoted l59gl0Rc. Maracai0o l30l1 Ao,
CooPERAGE sTOCK-Business backward late prices I'M
changed.
CORDAGE-QWet, unchanged
COTTON-SpOt Cotton quiet; Low Mlddling and below.
including tled advanced sc sales Of 7pS bales 400 last
even spinning; delivered contract 300 bales Re-
cepts ports 1857 bales against 69l this day last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-24

In State bonds the dealings were unimportant, eA-
ccnting that Louisiana eonsols recovered To 1lI2.
Tie buginess to-day was confined 10 sales or MIS-
souri, 6s at lO2l2G 1929, and Hannibal ana 81 10
seph issues az lOS. .,oIos
f,ity bank stocks were "a dull as usual the saleS
today were Phgnix 3Sl at 10, and Fourth Natiohai
Railroad bonds presented no special feat
urcs: the frst-class issues renamed hrm
and in good Investment demand, WINE theIo
vaa an advance in some OF the seu-
speculative issues. To-day Hannibal ana ~;
Josaph convertible SIS rose to 100 Northwest g9lu
c0nsols sold mt 00l4. and at 100 for small Donds
burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern al ooi4Q
GDia3G0l2 Canada Southern frsts guafahteed AZ
733s9739I, Toledo and Wabash ilrsts, ST. LOUIS IL
vision, ex matured coupons at "a. and Great WeSI-
ern seconds ex November 1877, coupon NJ ofGo1
There was a sale of 81. LOUIS and san Francisco
seconds, class Il, at % 80, III, A., t
Gold has ranged at 10O5s01OOil2 with the usual
preyailIng dulness. All the sales to-day were ~
IOO1o. and at the close that figure was pa. nolu
loans were made from l. per cent TO nat 20 per
cent for borrowing. The Sub-lreasury dlspulse,,
ments for the week were Si6J,OOO interest anu
SB42.4OO called bonds, inclusive OF $69 OOO ana
S3IO'4OO to-day. The days business OF the goldSS
clearing department of the Bank OF the STATE OF
New-Y0rk covered Gold cleared SO,1oS,OOO
gold balances $S31.264; currency balances @ooo'-
12G. The gold quotations were as iohOWs'
lO......l 1902 ll2...........lOOi9 3..''-...IOO2
The rato for foreign exchange has been dropping
ali the week and q further reduction was naue
TO-DAY. The market is very dull, and actual ousl-
ness Il done at concessions OF y to "a OF cent nom
fine following revised quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-24
RECEIVER FOR A PUBLICATION SOCIETY.

Louis Stephan has brought suit, as the
edsF Of four bonds, 10 forecOse mortgage for 800.
40. MADE by the New-YOrk Misunderstanding Publica-
Non Association The association is the successor of an
,rier society with nearly the same name. and issued
he mortgage ia 1876 The plaintiff says 1t made de-
ut 10 the interest in 1876, yet as the great asset is
~ apnr the defendants publish he docs not desire TO
sp s publication bit docs fear that the floating debt
o,T absorb the assets. Judge Van Brunt in supreme
Court Chambers, appointed yesterday george T. eVehz
receiver OF the corporation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-24
,opeER ARRAIGNED IN PATTERSON.

conelius BirkhOf, young HOllander, of
s.,sy.op was nrraigned before Recorder Warren, Of
asfey, yesterday. upon charge Of forgery The ar
- va made upon the complaint Of Garrabrant Ryer-
who alleged that the prisoner had forged his sigma
81. "a several nOtcs. One Of the notes-fOr S4O-was
ivan bv BirkhoR to Van saun Muzz. hardware
,le-s ct Ellison and Msiu-sts. When il fell due two
the prisoner sent letter TO the firm, stating
M RyefsOn would call and pay 1t In day or two
a. sIooBnt OF BirkhofFs fraudulent operations Is
Fosghi 20 bo not over S4OO BE ls well connected ara
crime Las caused much surprise among bis friends.
~ seld 10 await the action of the Grand Jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-24

MORE Toast WANTED.-A little girl wanted
butered toast but told that sued had enough
and that more would make her H. We'll" said she,
I" give me anuzzer piece, ard send for the doctor"
Some mischevOus boys at a village academy,
seeing a sign over a grocery which read Arnold Dunk.
right" painted out the first three letters leaving II NDd
DHukrightv The B!gn WAS restored TO It's former
condition. and then the boys painted before tue first
name, making II DsrnOd DrnkTgGt." And then the
nrn.nr Ansnnlr nalmin1 Tho Mamc ONT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-24
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

IoxpoN Aug 23-123O p. NUS bonds, TenOrties 1903;
Ee Railway shares preferred 80 ~ NewJersey Central con
soils 81 illinois Central. ST.; NewJersey Central "a 2
Rcadug RAJ road 1912 The discount Tor three months
bs in The open l. per cont which is = per cent
below the Bank OF England rate $50 49,,
LONDON Aug. 23-l:3O pm.-C0nsOsOii Tor mOaeY04'
tho account advlcs quote hye pei cent rentes az
III france 92l2 confines Tor the account go 49,,
LONDON Aug 1880 y. mThe amount OF bullion With
drawn from the Bank England balance tOdaYis E1OOU
IoSDOS Aug 23-4 D. Nitric Railway shares. preferred
30 IN uols Central 81 Pennsylvania Central 81 NewJer-
sy Cenr 3d. adyiccs quote ve per cent rentes at
~ francs y centimcs Tor the account. go
IOylsJy aug. 23-iiO d. m-Enc Railway shares. l6'S
PARIs Aug 23-ExchaDga o. London 70 francs 20 cen
iulCs frrs uTt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-24
THE COTTON TRADE.

LIVERPOOL Aug The weekly circular Of the Liverpool
rpkers Association cotton Qdet early IN
tho week tut on wednesday the demand Increased and con
business been done since, with on advance IN
calug descriptions American IN improved demand ana
advanced 81 In current qualities IN Sea SAND
err yyrr, few retail sales unchanged prices FUTURES
were more active: deliveries advanced b TO o9l DIS
taut freely dealt III al On aOO'e
the previous Thursday prices"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-24

Of THIS city was totally destroyed by fire this afternoon
Ogener with It's contents embracing the harvest yield
Of ninety acres two calves 800 bushels each OF clean
wheat and oats the grain in sheaves. large quantity
10 estimated at So, 600.