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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-17
COTTON MARKETS.

LrvKRrooI- oct. l6-l25O p cotton duh and easier.
NlJdlug pands. % ld MddDg orleans b'isi: Io" MID
dIug pands I'D Good Ordinary uplands Dad ordinary
uus Jp,si sales Oi tho lay 5000 UtI~r. ,uding SOD
hale. Tor speculation aud Receipts 1850 bales lnClud
200 bales Amcrics Futures. sellers al sal dttHe
Mtidug CLAUSE tObcr delivery, b'1gl: y
snuA Middung citusr OConrr ana November delivery
5gJ Tuaud-. Low Mddung clause. November and Decrm
r,livrry Bad Uulauds Low Mldling clause December
aud January delivery, J'd UUlandN Tow Middhng clause
January delivery. 5td Upldnds Low Mhllng
clause February Mafcu dcuycy, 6Nd. Upianis Low
Niduu ,Itac Nsw Crop shipped November ana December
SAL. D. id - ,....- ,-.,...,.
IrrRrunI. oct 10 y. m.-Cotton. futures tp9nd'
tt,, October November delivery ~
pauds Low Mlddns clause January and February dellE
rIS Jsa1,d ,-- ~. 49, =. A..
Included bales American. Futures-O psnds Low Md
New crop, shipped october ana NONtinOtt IA l.
II,J Iulau,iS Mdhing clause. New Crop shipped Do
renrr SAIL I'D Uplanh Low Mlndlng clause
Son Clup. shpprd January unt February sail. 6'sd.
LIyKg.lOI. oct lB-S Motion. futures dull Cplsnds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-17

INNpoN. iGou the STOCK Evciaug" 'u-in"ss IL a.
staud-tL fuur iucousdrTaiIc AlHts were ue
81 REQ no he hpu-c today.
o.p0s Oci IL so p IN Cunsols a = for money. .. =
for The account. bonds. our amt hail cents lo,
Nov iv,s Josh coupon. te Nllfvav shares H. III
Coutra. ~. Pennsylvania Central ""i NJ" Jersey
Central. 81.
for the bonds orr and uai pei cents Iu"'s
"a
=
LONDON. oct 1T $50 y. mSlNer j. quoted at 'Fl F !.
council Dils were allotted tH"y al do'Ahe Of
IL Der tGpee.
ptr cents lU5. l-a-- Iug- Islurtrs ~, Sow h'c-
100 . Pans quot, pr a. - francs
iy for the account The amount 90! hullou gone
0 the Bank 81 England balance otI' IL lf0OtO rem
syyAua Central e.. q. Nrs JERSEY teutIh. So
'ILNp0N oct lE- o. lg-I RAILWAY -'RfoS "a ~"
N -' assessment. p so
quotations ID" s-inrt We must
hereafter quote WITH It.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-17

Fuuros active though ~ decline ~ lOSllc points At
ye,trIdny after p IN OctObrf 1908. /" Ol hovcinber
zoos 1902 1901: December. 1905. 1903. lou4 100" 3
January 1908 1905 February 10 II, l"lb 1912 AAieh
10 &C. 10 ~ 1924 April 10 81 ica5 NAY ~ a. Ot2 100
10 Al total 800. Safes TO-DAY tv2 Dctoh"r 10
W. 90 10 90 g. NOvmulr. F5 t56. ~ Os5 10 ~
81, 30 a.92 nccanbcI. lOOl 10. 30 yyS' 20 ~;
"a 10 siis gg7 9 90 gG 80. gB4 80 Fb, s94 = VI
ss5, January 1907. o4 1000. 1901 ioG2 l01l 90
o. 10 30 800 200 sos, 1901, To- 800 HS5, SN9, J"b
sY February l0lO, lOll, l1in llOr 1910 100. LOO.
10 O5 1907 1000 l0py, 1905, 1902 1904 Mach .O..U
lOlg 10 IS 1910 1913 l0l7 1915 lOl4. Job AptiL
i0z7 1920 loz$ lo2G, 1922 l94i lo27 1922 1919 ..
~ 70 80 1899 1881 Jniv, T. ~, lpte total To,V
bales grand total o. 90 bale, f1rs' Cs'-January 20
February March 1920 total bales Second D!
-Octabor o. 9s 100 ~ November. 800; D-eember
90 81 81; January February, !OU5luOa, 1908
NAV. 30 June 1887 Total ZOO bales THIRD Cal
tobes o. py3 n leth 9s5 January sos 0t9 March
iUll; AprL 10 %, lO.22 July. lOA5; total 1.-Two bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-17
State bonds were neglected, with no transactions.
In city bank stocks Mercantile t2OJ sold at 80.


In city bnnk stocks. Mercantile t2OJ sold AT 80.
Rallro al bonds were quiet. Pocics were firm ::
CeDtrals II lO6l2 Union irsts at lOGhs, land grant,
at O5 and Missouri first- at 1884. The Canada
southern fish guaranteed were better at 1872. and
Nev-Ynk Elevated AT 90 JERSEY Central hrsts
selling -. cOnsOs At Is, Kansas aud Texas SEC
onds al 1861 Northwest gold bonds at lOl u and Iron
Mountain iirsts at 1854.
Gold was much more quet than might In reason
have been expected the sale having been chiefly al
lOO9is0 l2a lOO9le. daily loans costing fiat for
renewal, and later 1G2l2 carrying. The
Assistant Treasurer paid out so 900 III coin interest
ON the public debt. and Slij7 900 in redemption Of
called bonds The daJ business Of the god-cl,anng
department of the Bank Of the state OF New-York
cbycred: Gold cleared, SCI ,6l7,0O gold balances.
S211O1 100; currency balances -. 59s,Z9S
The nominal rates Of sterling were ad anc"d to-
div TO the basis OF ~ 1919 for siIty-daNs bills and
10 81 ssh for demand TO the 6. One reason OF tins
/. because OF the lower charges OH cash gold. We
annoy current quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-17
Prime panEcru stof iug bills

Money on'call was very generally quot"d az per
cent ON pledge Of Government bonds. ana ana l.
With executions az 5, on miscellaneous collateral
W. ruotr mercantile paper dull at 10 Z per cont
The tinted States Treasurer at Washington to-day
received 1926. 900 National bank notes for rcdcml-
tnV ,nsI r,,rnue receipts $500 900. Tho following
is the Clearing House statement to-day; iuIfen,y
exchanges, SS4 ,G50,3To; currency balance ~
I74 O56; gold exchanges, TO,9f2.S9O; gniu Dil-
ances 81 .4GJ.7j3. A.. ,.,,.u
II was fortnightly settling day on the London
Stool Eycbangr to-day, and British console Nci.
6uncT at $3.50 iOr money ahu III oi'1 loi 'uc az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-17
TOTAL RECEIPTS or PRODUCE.
Par NOytL Ktrer. YcSsrls and RdtirOdds
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
wrpNEsulY oct lG 1873



COyTEE-Mld grades again dull pTtcns nominal Java
ouote! - -.rZtc Mara D iJflGc. and laguavrA ~
H., gold no gra IOS~r weak cargO~s quoted 1870
lCc gold: saos .C73 Pascal" 1900 o. A"uhhF''
terms. Aso 900 Pascal ~ aut oL NJ an Aver
ag. mice Of Il $40 gold 81 3l.jJ5 bags no 5J
TAG. Narscauo 75b bags LaEIAytA. LOCO bags Jaina
$50 bag. Mac4-Ar Tg4 bags ALFstura and 4'b0 ba;s 81
vanilla. also Java and 40 - 10 ~ingapUfc
TDIlDN-Spois ,se, AID q cline ~ iaC took
rsc. .aies 6l which 90 aft evening" iucudus
rs for po 400 yuon IS for speculation doh'e cd
on contract Receipts he ports 2'7ot baf',
arAust ~ last woek and Josh same day ast
Vf~a 1t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-17
Total sales FOR tie day.
,l0,.s. -g,c.s or PHILADELPHIA STOCK.
PRICES OF MINING STICKS.
Yesterday. To-day.

Sara Nevada opened at co FELL TO 1875. and rallied
10 III ia the O'Clock board aud closed OF liz la the
O'Clock board Union Cons opened at 80 fell 10 Z9.
and oOsed at $50. Eureka Cons declared dividend Of
- to-day.
Government bonds wero quieter today, and barely
steady ia tome. the subscriptions 60 tho new 4 per
cents were on rather larger scale than they had
been Of late. We annex current quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-17
WnnL MARKET-BY TELEGRAPH.

Boston. oct l8.-wool m fair demand for Domestic at
unchanged prices; manufacturers hasng norr
although firm at current ates are free sellers.
The include ohio and Prnnsylvana Pieces AZ 80 ~
Choice No but the bulK of the sle.
al 3j436c. for and Xxx small lot u Xxx sold az
}sc Michigan FeeOrs selling al 3ld34c
Comb and Deane Freces less active. many ~ ie
PRINCIPAL buyers having withdrawn washed sold ~ d45c
tnw ashed 72d3c. All low priced WOOis are In good
demand including IeKa Territory and Oregon AT l9G2s pc
california lT02TC for spring l30 81.
for FAN. super aud Pulled Is 9lOc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-17
fost ano fouu6.

I OST-Pass-book No. SO, 704 Deliver 10
IL GERMAN SAVINGS BANK. dty.
4 OS T-passb0Ok No. 90,69S.-Deliyer u
IL GERMAN SAVINGS BANK, city.
OST-Pas,book No. S2,o99. Deliver 10
II German savings Bank city.
| OST-PaSsboOk No. $500 deliver TO Ger.
man savings Bank cor shave aud l4th.st., NewIork
city. 2.aS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-17
Gedters
fllarnle ano Slate manteIs.

4 TTENIION Now Is the time 10 purchase
~ SLATE AND MARBLE MANFEIS. 4,
slate work pENKHNN SLATE 90.
30 Union square, NY. (Ath ave aud lTtn ~
w ID. & A. ). NICHOLS are the largest
OF Bile and marhced slate MsntriN
designs exquisite taste continually tninoau' to'
tory l51 Last 18th st. Wsroro0ms rs Hudson &c. M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-17

Good sheep tsss for Common 20 Extra Lambs a. lot
20 stock Ewes brought 3,c. -, s,.,.
Sales at hstHpme Elliott Co s9d a. ls as sta ss
!Se G G% e
e At e G % sS Ho on 81 I'm lot 3 a lS5 sS SS
Iasa6sek paw, 9@f ios = n 5d at i S
Of tf ID a0 H. NJ II nc 2s ssof Tsa IDS dos 81 Is at
81 20 per cwt 100 dS Is D. at 81 - 6g do Is D. &c;
80 do 90 r. al s. - per cwt l75 state DO osa 10 ut Dc
sod Saa n M Sa Sn;Sr s. s & S
4 8 g 10 % g . 3 e :S q lst do at
I3s u at IS 10 per cwt state 20 n Al . 81 70
do. - o. g.: 94 40 10 d. 5iyc 100 Canada Do ~ d.
@cGraw sold 40 state Lambs 70 n. At Disc % do
Judd 4 Bucsiprham -oId at jersey city 1919 Canada
Lambs = n at - 80 per cwI 100 DO ~ = III a. S 80 %
"a DO. Il , H. at sag. ooo
M.iSaa DO So h. at &C.. do 81 IT, al 80 81 Selected
NG%ian X ;iomes sold Al Indiana Ewes lo7 %. 4'4c
20 Indiana sheep 45 d. at s. 80 per cwt Al Ohio Lambs
HoGs-Au7vals yesterday AMI today 55 car. At 4Chs
30 cars ~ SeIy S 10 'i head against a39 head
time week Live Hogs are eHremey Gnli and a
SOIL ycsrray By 9, " REID CO. al = y n.rc"t also iS
Western Hogs 5Os b. at - - per cwt
LIVE sroch MARRErs-BY TELEGRAPH
RyVTALo. oct l6.-CArnE-Recepts to-day. 2iS2 head ;
fol TIE Tssf nus H. 81, hcar Tor ,g sas r
Maitct dun ana slow prices -truug It - I,wcI
4 r 81 icS at n atsi pt s.
- Medium, - IS 81 steers and Hefers mixed - -
10 bulls. - 35a$! So Extra 81 70at3 siocAers
dan sna low ; sales a. ~ joGES 10.
snEEr AID LAMEs-Eeccipta to-day 5000 head: Tor me
3 800 heat; fr the Fame time last week
r. 100 through consig,mcn'A "a ears Market dun De
Iht Western - lower orcrtr - general ~ OF
quality; lar TO Gooh Western ShGeD - 2"gts 80 81
,oR.uDr - Selected Weher, 10 Feedefs - az 20
Western Lambs . 7Oati 70 Canadas, u l5@Si 90 Il
Tjis-Hecolps Today. 5000 head for the week thus far
20 for the time last week. - ia head
Through co.signments IA cars MARKET ower ongrinRs
generally good QlatY Workers Far 10 ii0od - 20"
-: Heavy 50 4OGs3 5Oi Fair 50 l9sGt3 20 10 CARS
remain IN Yards unspld. ~,
CHICAGO oct I6.-rhs Drorers' Journal rep1rts Hoes
Receipts 20 900 head shipments 200 head market hrm
active Choice Heavy. IS 4lqf3 Sc Light IS 20 ds5 80
Mixed lackIul - lO1 - 80 ; all sold
CArT.R receipts. 400 head; Shipments lmO head
market qri-t and weak Natives "a no ButCIers $40"
- 'c6S}Go. Cows S20F' 81; Blu Is . 20 IsZ 90;
Western Cae unchanged: a. iOGSS co. Texans Stoa ~
g. 4uGi2 80 no. - 49,,
-EtF- receipts 200 head -hipmeats COO head Good
CT Ad.a stcldy. COMMON duh ~ 7Ods3 30 $1,000
IUJI. lG-liOG--l)ull aud lower; llRht. ~ UN
~ l0 otler grades nominal Receipts 3.iO head ship
ment-. Z 800 heat
Car supply still OF low grades sales Of Common 10
Good Throlrh Texans ~ 2O0 ~ 30 Light TO ChOcc ieEas
Ii.rrs. - 4prt3 -. Common NlHcTri Texas COWS -
HH.Ied Texas steers - df2 20 Good Colorado alyts
od Naive -tcetS oner'd al ~ JOdo 10 ne
cents. 1900 bead shipments, ? hrld.
susLu-J Unchanged Receipts, 100 head shipments none
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-17
Dipiofno Notites

OFFICE % PANAMA RAILROAD coMeANLl
Nav YORK, oct 10, 1878. J
EIGHTIETH DINlDEND.-The Board OF
IL Directors have this day declared the usual QUAR-
TERLY DIVIDEND 81 THEE PER CENT. payable u
stock holders their legal representatives. ON and after
OF November Transfer books VIII close on
the afternoon The ION instant and be reopenrd
ing Of n Oyember =, 1878. ". J. EMMETT, secretary
'I'HE BODIE GOLD MINING COMPANY
L have declared q dividend OF TWO DOLLARS per share.
payable inst at their Room No g. STOCK Exchange.
san Francisco California oct 10. ISIS. WIN II. LENT, soc,
OFFICE or rRE NKw.YORK ALLEGHENY on Co,
llOlInEgrY 81. NEW. YORK. oct I. 1873. J
rNHE BOARD OF TRUSTEES of this Com
1 pany have this declared q dividend OF TWO AND
one HALE per PAYABLE ami after the ~ 81 inst
books VIII remain closed from tie 18th 20 the
wv SNEDERER. President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-17
financial.

A PUBLICATIONS. for MORTGAGE LOANS.
n ROBERT >. BUssING, 2O4 Montaguest, Brooklyn.
Broker in MogaSe Loans nas no Tor oS ." "a
Op0 OF ST. 200 each. al new Dwelling tiouss
Property. well located In Brooklyn per cent nteesto
years.
CHICAGO, ST. PAUL and MINNEAPOLIS
~ RAILWAY BONDS or sCkIr, W Est NlSGoNSiN
RAILWAY co. Chicago CITY. TOLLDQ CITY BY
N6 6fs' 80 souTTHERH HiSNEsoT&1 1 bhHviLLE. Uh:
BANA, BLooMINGT0X ana 9TG ~ rs KY ni BONDS
E.TRowBRIDGEr Banker and Broker, Broadst.
GAS STOCKS & City RI. UIorse and ElvfD
VI stocks & Bonds bought sold + I.HEWIII Broadsl
GAS STOCKS.
An New York end Brooklyn Gas stocks and also all knd.
- GEO. IL. PKENTIsS.
80 Broadst.. n. v
NOTIE.-The Union National Bank, located
ars All not oef f ma other f Of laid as5ca@n
notified tue note, and Other
iaiR Is7 against the ASSOCIATION 0 r. g BREwIfER s
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN by the Sub
~ rs The holders OF Bonds TO the aggregatr amount
the saint Pail and Pa Inc Railroad Company mtloheu III
udentme OF Mortgage ana Deed m TTust mace ne u
road Company OF the Minnesota Horace Thomp
T. Becker and William O. MOOrhcsd, a. irust'es
20 Of the holders Of the sand Bonds viii Ge held on
tho An day Of Noyember l8I@ at tie olce Of j. = hennTy
in rogara ~ removs 81 me said trustee. TO the .,pont-
their places 10 The Tafnc3 II au1
meeting OF Tho ssil Bondholders held the same pcs
the l6.h day ot April 1910 and 10 rch other
properly be brought before the sail meeting
CIFNET and WEETJEN, lJOHAN CARP
krkKHONES and Co. GEORGE slEPHEH,
LIPtMAN. KoSENIHAL Dos N MlS "a ~ Ir1 ~;
WUKTBAIN and son, JAMES J: HlLIs ~, ,r.n.
TUTEIN, NDLTHHNIUs JnIiN S.ktSNEpPf rus
n 11 G%.V650iHff6 EVE and Co. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-17
THE MONEY MARKET.

.o,,, rrroRr v y STOCR EXCHANGE SALES
o|1 WEDNESDAY OCT le l~7s
oOyERSEENf STOCK DEPARTMENT.
,,ysr CAIi-lOl4 O'CLOCK 4. VI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-17
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN by the Sub
Bonded Debt Of The City Of Savannah, Ga

NOTICE.-The undersigned having been
~ appointed by resolution Of the CITY Council Of savannah
Ca AGENTS TO carry proposed compromise OF the
said city hereby notice that they gro
Authorized prepared to stamp Its bonds IN conformity
also TO take up their Interest COupons
inc hiding those falling In November December aud
January noI at the Iae stated the
In,ut EUGENE KELLY & co.
~ AZ R,cb,ngc rIace New YORK October 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-17

An New end Brooklyn Gas stocks and also all kinds
Of Brook ~ Investment ocCurlue- dealt IA by
GEO. Il. PKENTISS.
lroJ1 -Sf y Y,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-17

GAS STOCKS g. City RI. UiOrse and ElvtD
VI stocks bought sold. E.T.HEWIIT Broad 81,
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SLIM 80
No Kan a IeIas
.a.. -

100 .bDb3. (
PITTS. 4 " & q 90
5..UCsJ ~ T.
- ....... 40 =
Han & - Ju Pref
ZUJ..OSD3. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-17
NOT1E.-The [ Mon National Bank. locate,

n 7
a tho Of New Jersey, - cIOslR is
All holders other creditors " -ad ASSOCIATE on
notified tue note, and Other
claims aga1st the SeUtembes
10 S-S re-. BREWSTER asher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-17

,E.-sALEs BKFORH

Erie Railway
100. lO1s
Harlem Railroad
lnU......-.L 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-17

Soj,s o. stat, anc Ediii-aU B7nis-"li Fot" D"'' 20
E" ErDrCss NtDcsa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-17
SECOND CALL O'CLOCK P. N.

wrDsfsDAY Oct. 1872 Il
To-day has witnessed the collapse Of one more At =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-17

The following were the receipts and shipments al
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day, a. It
ported by telegraph.
receipts. shipments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-10-17

10 U.--.... O. .
Illinois Central
100 b. 9
Union PaC't0
200. boss Nb
200 ...... Eii4
Cent Of y J
100 be aIL
Che a Alton
90 81
loo sos,
New-York tribune., 1878-07-10
CHINA AND JAPAN.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 9.-The steamer City
OF Peking four days overdue from Hong Kong by way
OF Yokohama arrived here yesterday, having come
through with one engine the other breaking down
shortly after leaving She brings the following adyices
OF the Hong Kong date OF June 81 The United states
Consul at FOOChoo has received $500 from high Chinese
officials for distribution through two American medical
missionaries suffering sick. Miss Trask and Doctor
Osgood are designated o. apply the funds This Is the
first generous act OF the kind the part OF these Off
scias. ,
A movement is in progress TO establish government
posa under the sanction and announcement OF
Ii-IIuug- Chang Yiceroy OF the Petehili provinces.
Adyices from Yokohama are 10 June 10. The three
ropclads built in England for Japan have arrived
and ready for service The three Governors OF the
Kanayawa provinces. In which Yokohama Is included,
are charges OF promoting political
disorders The japanese press laws are about to be
modified All imprsonments OF journalists are abOl-
shed and fines substituted The regulation is very mod
crate whole, though one or two arbitrary features
remain Serious ARRAYS occur IN Yokohama between
sailors Of Russian and British ships OF war hew
military college similar TO that OF West Point was
opened al Toxic on the 10th Of June.
[I0r otter FOreign Ns,ri see First PdgeI
New-York tribune., 1878-07-10
PASSENGERS ARRIHED.

FROM GLASGoW-By Steamship State Of Georgia.-Mrs
Ferguson aud two children James Spence Mrs Johnston
Mss Allie Johnston, Miss NJ. f. Reese Miss r. p. Weaver
MT and Mrs VIM Young Miss Milne Miss NJ Milne. j. @.
shaw Mr. and Mrs Maguiness and five children Miss George
Allen Mr. and Mrs. r. Mcurnie and daughter Mrs. Lattt
and two sons G. G. J. Guthrie q. Ware j. Lunprup, William
Dyer. J. Johnston
FROM HAVRE-By Steamship Vfie de PIrts-N. White
house j. Whltehouse Miss COurtvright, Miss Berry Mrs.
Pnkbam and three children Mr. and Mrs. j. Berry Miss
Pinkham Miss H. Pinkham Q. Lchenbere Mr. Bonafy Mr..
Haynes Miss p. PLANK Miss Letang Mr. aud Mrs. Hourly
anil child Miss Hourly @. Mesmn Gilmore Mrs soulo-
miac Mr.. BrOc Mrs. Choset Mrs Panca Mrs Champert.
FROM HAMBURG-Bu Stsdniship HerdeT.-P. Diestel
Miss stettenhen Il. Crosby. Miss A. Mas O. Kob
and family. NJ. Gindele Louis saomon, T. Brumme
Malmke. Miss b Dunke A. Piehlmaier r. sehmidtn, Miss
man, g. HOckstrasser A Gref j. Holbesk f. Reyan and
family j. KOhlhat and family, Mt and Mrs David Hale and
daughter Consul Bassewitz Miss B. Meyer Il. Hahn.
Miss Dreyer A. Hentschke, c. Recke. Mr. and Mrs b. III
fielder H. shedd and family p Jeselson H. Mehnke Oscar
Eckmeyer, Aug Busch and family f. w. Krchner, Il. o.
Haeuptner Mrs. N. Hubbard and child
New-York tribune., 1878-07-10
ANEW CUSTOMS REGULATION.
DAMAGES TO BE ALLOWED ONLY WHEN EA

DAMAGES TO BE ALLOWED ONLY WHEN EACH
PACKAGE Is OPENED.
Secretary Sherman has issued n circular to
the Appraiser OF this port insisting that no allowance
OF damage shall be made ia any unless the package
is opened in order that the question Of actual damage
may be ascertained reports having been made that
very small percentage Of the packages In many in
stances have opened and in other cases not ex-
ceedng ten per cent
The Secretary says: "Itis my opinion that such q
practice is raught with extreme danger TO the revenue
and an end should he put to 1t at The regulations
in this respect clear and should be faithfully en-
forced. and no damage allowance made on any Ro"ds
contained in package unless each package il opened
II the examination Is made at place other than the a
praisers store article $40 Of the regulations requires
that the package should be opened by the applicant
and 80 arranged assorted and exhibited that the ap-
praisers may little delay possible. and In the
cearest manner inspect and ascertain the actual daB-
age incurred aud that when ready for examination the
applicant must notify the appraisers Where the I'M
porter fails perform the duty required by article blO
the Appraisers should refuse TO certify 10 the damage
You will require the examiner connected with the
division which the goods assigned Tor appraise-
rnent of value assist in the apprasement OF damage
i'm all cases before aixiug your approval 10 the damage
warrant aud that examiner well az the one attached
10 The damage DIVISION and the aslsta ppralser OF
the damage division, will certify suc warrants that
each package on which damage mas been allowed mas
been Opened and examined"
New-York tribune., 1878-07-10
THE FIRE RECORD.

THIRTEEN BUILDINGS BURNED IN BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, n. Y, July "a fire broke out
this morning at o'clock in T. & b. Holiness barrel
factory coopershop and machine works, on Cbicagost
and those buildings Loss 1928 OOO In
surance 600 large number OF slaves In the yard OF
~ " sigson and "A quantity OF lumber in the yard Of
Taylor & Crate burned. Loss and insurance un,
known The fire burned tract OF onc-quarter or
a mile I'm length and nearly One-elghth OF mile wide
sweeping away ten tenement houses ana stores and the
old forge works OF Duard u Hayes, wnlch were usou
Tor storage prposes The loss II estimated at $4,000
insurance 81 900 The course OF the fire was checked
edce The total loss by the fire Is estimated at $50.
oO0 insurance 500 900 full list OF insurances can
NOT be obtained tonight Fire superintendent Rogers
Vos prostraed by sunstroke to-day, hut Will doubtless
recover Another fire here this evening badly damaged
the looking glass factory OF Denther SONS LOSS
600 Insurance. $1,000
New-York tribune., 1878-07-10
cess. A schooner, however sent out small boat and
TWO ATTEMPTS AT ARSON.
A CRAZY woMANs MoTIvE-A MAN SEEKING RE
VENICE IrpnN HIS WIFE.

A CRAZY WOMAN's M0TIVE-A MAN SEEhlND NE
VENICE UPON HIS WIFE.
Mary Brown, fOrty-fve years of age, was
committed yesterday without bail by Justice Smith,
charged with setting fire TO the house in which she
lived. She appeared to be insane when IN court ana
readily confessed that she had attempted to set the
house on fire. Mrs Brown lived with her husband on
the fifth story OF the tenement house NO. 4l5 west
TbirtvniDthst and they had four young children Mrs
Brown, in her affidavit, said: nave stOod Souuu
neighbOrs. am perfectly tired OF IT,, and snort the
ago l tried to commit suicide by taking poison anu
wish was dead. Last night nay husband struck me,
and said would sooner take ten or twenty years tha
lead such life. Ny husband then went out, ana itOie
the mattress pieces threw the straw on the moor anu
poured kerosene on It, set re TO the place luten"n
ally but did not intend 10 harm anybody Wauted 10
destroy the building, expected TO be put out too
row." ,.. ,
Fire Marshal Sheldon has begun an investigation OF
this case and Mrs. Blown yesterday MADE statement
before him. in almost exactly the words given above
Philip Wirsching, age thirtytve, was before Jusuce
Elliott in Brooklyn yesterday, on the cnarge OF
ing set fire to the tenement house No. "a NOrth
Sixthst which his wife, who recently left him on ac-
count OF hls disspated habits had hired apartments
The owner OF the house. James COrgan discovered al
was on fire. aud Mrs Wirsching sawhcr husband running
away. 1t found that the door and tue auacehl Ha
had been smeared with kerosene OIL Tue occupants O
the house greatly alarmed at discovering le ie,
aud made haste TO leave the building. Omccr Inelan
assisted in extinguIshing the fire. An empty 1rult can
in which the oil had been brought, found IN the a
oining alley Three hours later the 0hcer saw MlfsSn
ing in the street and arrested him He had oceupled
room on North Seventhst., near Seyenth-st ms was
almost empty. candle nearly consumed, was on
the floor which was also covered with Kerosene OIL In
the courtroom he denied having set COrrgans mouse OH
fire. He held for examination.