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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-04
COTTON MARKErs.

gNrrvoRE July Section dan. MuliDg ]! 3c.; Low
MiAhnuE, II isc Good Ordinary, lOilc: net receipts
none; gross. Is bales exports coastwise. 40 baes sales
2j bales Stock 2lCl bales. . 80. -.
gOsToN July 3-Coitou qu!et Mdd,ing. 9c. Low MD.
Ordinary 20 2c.; net receipts, ADO bales
gross. 80 bales stock. 81 bales
On taLzsr1N July 3-Cotfon qnlet; MidfinR lie; low
exports coastwe bales; % bales stock 4OS bales
CIsClNN An. July 3.-CouOn quiet and steady: MiidnG
fl i MiddnR IOAsc.; Good Ordinary, 9ts receipts
81 shipments. 25J bales sales total ~ Oaies STOCK
"GALVIsr0S July Section weak and irregular; Mid
ding lO1ic. Low Middlmg lOh-i Good DrilnaIy, StGi
receipts l4G bales exports cOastWse 40 Ddies seS -
bales; stock, 4, 80 bales ...,
MEslrUIs July 3-COton nominal; Mddmg, llc; net re-
ceips II bales shipments j00 bales sales total 300 oales
N0niIF JnIy 3-Coiton nominal; Middng, 1857 lOac;
low Mlhinng 10 isQlOic. Good Ordinary. vs@9lc neg
receipts bales; exports cOaSiWise 05b bales SAFES on
bales. stock. 1852 bales. . -,
Ntnc lUo-c Good Ordinary, 9'c net receipts 2J9 bales;
eT0 $40 bales: exports France, $50 baes coastWise
7O4 bales; sacs. 200 haies stOUk. 2)6-O 0alo-.
NORFOLK, July 3-COttOD queti Nddnng llc- net re
CENTS % bales exports cOaswse, 50 bales stock. lIOl
I5IIApgLPHIA July Section quiet: Middhng. nc;
Low MhilBg Good Ordinary lO'te; net receIpt
BALE gross 1873 bales sales spnner 10 bales Stock 40zO
bales --,--,. ,,.,,...
Lac Tow Mtdlng lOstsc.: Good Ordinary 9lssc. net
receipts bales exports cOastwise l29 bales Stock lZ5l
ST LOUIS July 3.-Cotton steady; MdlinG. lie; Low
Middng 10 40 Good Ordinary 0'sci receipts ~ paiesi
shipments SO bales sales total 93 bales STOCK ZSfo bae
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nrmer at ss FioarEIsra state steady 81 a. whsstNo
! SprsuR dull at Silld No Spring steady AZ sod
Winter dull sd CorNev Soft Mxed. steady Al ~ 3D.
Old steady At a. Cotton Seed oil-YeioW American
None IN the market
LIyERPooL, July 3l2So m.cottOn stealier; MidaGg
Uplands MifdnR Orleans 6; sales Of the day sOOO
bales tpclrd 1000 bales for speculation and export he
celpts 27OO bales including 400 sales American fGtaIe
partially laad better Upands LOV MtdnR clause, July de
livery Gs,od Uplands Low hddnng clause July and Aug
delivery 65led: Uplands Lew Mdlng cause August
ami september delivery, Usgd also 9Asd; UpaniA Low
Midlhng clause. september ana October delivery Oi Also
6Sisd: Uplards Midlug clause November and Decem
Der delivery, 6Sfsd.
IyERPooI. July 3-l3O m-Cheese. All cwL for the
best grades OF AmercaI. Lar 1884 pei cYt of American
Bacon, 80 81. per cvL for Short Clear Middles.
LIVERPOOL. July 80 D. m.-Ibe sales OF Cotton todaY
included $500 bales Americas FUTURES ar1n Upanls Low
Mddng clause, delivery 67d.: Upands. LOg Mdding
clause. August and September delivery, 6ad also 6sd
UDland Low MID hing clause September and October delY
cry, 6iss, Uplands Low Mddng clause. October and No
vember deli cry. 6slsd.
ASrwEaP. July 3Petr0eum. GOA francs for nns pale
American. Lard closed at 22 y forms 80 kilos.
HAYRK. Jnly 3-Lard closet az % lIancs per 50 k0a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-04
OPTICAL REPORT N. T. MINING STOCK Elk.
l,HANGE SALEs LnLYa 1879
SECOND CALL O'CLOCK p. NJ.
WEDNESDAY. July a-p.M.

Notwithstanding repOrts-which probably are
cOrrect-that rail rates from Chicago to New-York
are down to IL cents per 100 pounds, Lake Shore
rose to SEA, and closed strong at 59ls. Central
and Hudson was steady at 1OsSi. and Erie was
almost buoyant at 16l2. Chicago, Milwaukee and
ST. Panl Railroad advanced. the common stock to
53ls and the preferred to 53Is Chicago and North
west common advanced to 509a, and preferred
to 764976Ss Cleveland and Pittsburg also
was strong and rose from 1875 to 81.
Michigan Central was only steady at 65a4066,
Ohio add Mississippi at 7Ss97sl and Wabash at
14h0l4ls Western Union electrified its friends
y an advance to Sss and Pacific Mail sold at 17la
Q17l4
The coal stocks to-day, although not weak.
showed hesitancy at every effort to make an adj
vance Central of New-Jersey sold as high as 80,
as low as SO, and closed at 3Ssa. The two Della
wares were only steady. but Morris and Essex rose
70 ssh and closed at So.
The closing Of the market must DO quoted strong.
haOt buoyant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-04
In City bank stocks. Park ~ sold at 9Ols and Met
ropolitan (5) at 122. The following are the quota


There was an active trading in railroad bonds.
New-YOrk Elevated frsts rose 10 SGl2, and leRh 10
1911 and assented 10 4S Northwest gold bonds adj
yanced to 100l North Missouri irsts 10 1O4 a. Rock
Island new fOrtyyeaTs Is TO 1914 each eN-nterest
1864, Union frsts 70 106, land grants 10 1919,
and sinking fund TO 1C3ls. Canada Southern
frsts guaranteed were largely dealt in at Is; Fort
Wayne 6rsts at 1tSlo. thirds at 10, and seconds
of c., c. and /. &. at II. New-YOrk Central 8ud
hudson COnsols were strong at 1850 ISL; ST.
Paul, and N. Division, selling al lOl =, LA Crosse
Division at 10S Erie seconds ut 1913, Long Dock
bonds at 110l4, aud Michigan Central rs up to 10.
The following are the quotations for railroad
iaprs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-04
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer. Vessels and Raiiro1fs
GENERAL MARKET REPORT

AsHKs-In sale Pots. 4c PEARS. SIC;
COFFEE-MIa Grades In lObb'ng sale only. but about
STEADY ae salc 50 bags kaIac uEo $50 iauAyra o
sava1a; MnTscIibo qnoird l3dlIc fagayrs, lia Ice.
gayana I3ol3c gold stock 3G,556 bag- $50 mats 10
hands; Rlo grades steady quiet care1cs 2aalblr
gold sales $50 "Aanzl' I2c- gold Tor Inferior
Stock all ports l2OiiG ba ufwhrh 9S9i2 are here IN
first hands
Ordinary. lOsc: Low Middlng liieCi MidGnne ll'igc
salrs 95s bales iU last evening" OF which -S were inr
spinning 2OJ for speculation; dllyrrcd ON contract
400 bales Receipts II the porte, ltG bales agauI ~
this day last wcea, AMI rb3 last Futures
more active; 4aG POINTS higher. Sales asst even
August. l58: september. ia OCTOBER ll0B .llOj No
vonbcr. 1899; January 1887; total, Loo baiss second
CaIl-JuIy l.4g. August ll.52 september, ll2l April
iii9; total, 100 bac-. Third Csl-Juy, sh. lli7
August II54 Ayri Ills: total 800 bales. Also TO-DAY
July; ll52, u5i, il5& lL5l li52' no notice icdaI
li52 Il.53 II5s ll5. l53, ll53. ll5i. 100. liza
September, IN. ll2l ll2Z. ll2l l22. lG2s' i2l
1923 llg2 %, Il22 ll23 1922 october, LOB llOi
liO5 Hog, 1905, lloi, LOO loi 100 liGe Lo5
December. 1921 March lilo, May, ll5O, total -,3OO
L-al b coo Lal.- EuLmrna cg.ed .traly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-04
First Mortgage
SEVEN PER CENT BOMBS
OF THE
Rochester ard state Lime Rail-
way Company.

The and STATE Zine Rai~ay runs from the City OF
Rochester Salamanca the state OF New York distance
of about miles through the rich valleys OF the
Geneee Wyoming aud forms the connecting link between
the NewYOrk Central Railroad and the Atlantic and Great
Western making the shortest and most direct route or all
the New gland business from the Southwestern
States pipe line for transporting petroleum oil has been
constructed from Bradford oil Regions to Salamanca and
upwards Of oil day pass over the road The
Company Is under control as the NewYork Central
and already earning surplus the interest ON Its bonded
debt The City Of invested large amount in the
Capital Of Company at In order TO secure
shorter line o her supply and upwards Of hundred
thousand coal per viii pass over this road 70 the
CITY Of Rochester The local business very large as
the through thirty towns between Rochester and
salamanca In which eleven Touring mills besides
various manufactures The bonds rst mortgage
lien M the rate per mile upon the Road and Its
earnings OF the road more than
double the required the interest We have sold
aiming the past S3OOOOO OF these Bonds,
and now have limited amount for sae az 80 per cent and
accrued interest
WALsTON III. BROWN & BRO
II Pine.st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-04
Prime bankers StsrIin

Money was easy at 2 per cent on call on Gov
eminent bonds, and 203-hrmer-on miscella-
stocks. Discount is still slow, at 8 per cent
and upward, the rates of domestic exchange being
as last quoted. The United States Treasurer at
Washington to-day received $S60,0OO National
bank notes for redemption. The customs receipts
were 1870 900, and internal revenue receipts $780,
000 The following is the Clearing House state
currency balances $4,302 23S; gold exchanges,
$7,345, ia; gold balances, 81, 474,770.
There Is q continued drain of specie reported from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-04

Gold was duh and devoid Of interest, the sales
having been at IOO6sQ 1903. On gold loans the
borrowing rates were 1@1l2 per cent to
fiat, the disbursements OF over $1,000, 600
market. The Assistant Treasurer paid out $770,-
600 in coin interest on the public debt, and
Sl4,SOO IN redemption OF called bonds. Inc days
Bank of the State of New-York covered: Gold
cleared, $0767, 000 gold balances 81 ,43S. 70S !;
currency balances, $1,44S,7Ss. The gold quota
tOns were as follows:
l0.........lOO's 1904 3.......lO0.
Foreign exchange was dull and firm. We annex
current closing quotations. selling rates being at
concessions of l204 Of q cent?
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-04
THE STATE OF TRADE.

tTyyRroor July 3.-Pork-Easern dull at 52l; Western
steady AZ All BaoUn-Cumberand Cat steady at 2s snort
an steady A. SOL Long steady AT 256d Short Clear
steady al 80 Cd Hams-IOng Cut ner shoulders s,ea
AZ 90; Prime Meas dull at ~. LaTd-Pnme Western
dun az $500 raioW-P1me CITY dull AZ 81 Tnrpentps
sos steady &C 24L Rosiu-Common dull at1; Fine dull
AZ TO- Cheeso-Amecsn Choice steady at a0od Lard OH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-04
6aplnqs Banks.

GERMAN SAVINGS BANK, in the City Of
W NewYorx OF 4thaye ana ltthst, NewYork, 2Sth
June, 1878. - -
The Of Trustees have declared the 3sth SEMIAN
NUAL DIVIDEND 10 deositers ented thereto under the
bylaws at ths rate OF PER CENT aDnum OF
S5CO and at the Of FOUR PER OK Mt
mum s500-paysbe and after July l6 1919
DIVIDENDS not withdrawn will bo added the principal
/. Deposits made DO
fore July 10 Will draw interest from July ], 1918
PHILIP BISSINGER,
President.
Fl. AMTHOR,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-04

Italian bark Cork for $500 GRAIN Ga li
Msrssiles do g. Sd another 20 BcrdcsaI 5000 Do
8s German bark 10 Copenhagen $500 bbs Refined Petro
Antwerp 5000 do IA another to do or Bremen DO
4s American bark TO the Baltic. 5000 do, js 3D. From
account German bark TO The Battle $500 DO 5s sa From
bark Ito arrived TO Cork for orders
each, 6s Sd American ship Lucy $ Mibs" i4o9 tons sold
oILs-Lnseed quoted &c., trade others quiet
on change at call for Cotton sect
bbls ssse; casos l4aiSc NsPhlha. she; Refined IOi-e.
asked here lO,sc asked IN philadelphia l0s.e in BaI'
more prompt deliveries; sales OF United 25000 boS,
opened 96 49, declined TO s5e ard closed Sec bid o. &C.
PRovIsIoNs-PORK- Market aun. irregular; Mess
spot quotsa; SO l25SSlO S75 saiss $50 s6ls
eab $40 a SssfaO 3d. oeobsT $40 ia SsS 90
s2a 90 Old anu New cur MEATS nr f% as SSa Tm
Gales loco b Picked Belize 6 Se O9S Picked shS9d s
S sssqy .n %'''f5 Sds es ssai S Clear city 5s 60
DRESSED HOGS lower City Heavy 70 Light, 5IabSc;
Pigs 6lse: :LARDIpu, heavy. lower sales $50 tes
io 500 P ,"s ssse P Ss o tea
S sT DS SeenSer 71os75o year Year.
R S stssS quiet s,y. sIe l goo 1 ss
England; 7.5oc 200 ties West Indies 745c.... BUTTER
RiCE-In jobbng SALE steady; Domestic, 6as7se, cur
sTGAR-Reaned III demand. steady, STANDARD "a" De-;
Grannlaied 9sc Powdered. 97sd9sie Crushed, 9slc.;
Snnr caba G cssan s nF 7as sl 20 sas Sd
IIna. nozs. BAGS Molaae;;
Receipts siaoo................ 1857 200 2OG7 $50
Sales sirco.................... lsis 100 1880 ESQ
sSS J%y 471 Is9I Ias gS3 s S
Stock. July g. Is7G........ 1861 530l5 20G57 4l6l
ws,t So So ci,y s'sas'e
wHIsKEY-Du; offered 81 ora cash
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-04
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
II. X. ENOS & CO,

II. X. ENOS g. CO.,
No. - IirOad-st.,
Members OF the
NETWORK STOCK and PRODUCE EXCHANGES, and
BROKERS in STOCKS.
and asO in ALL OPTIONS Ia GRAIN aud PROVISIONS
at the PRODUCE EXCHANGE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-04

LONDON July 3-syer quoted today at ounce
Council bills allotted today 40 decline Of 81 pr
rupee.
{0SpOy Jury pm-Consos 9j7ta mohey oji'is
for tlr account. shares lGs Illinois Central
SO La Railroad l79 Jersey trntrni onso!n 70
LONDON July $50 a. m-Paris ady1ces quote ave pcr
cent renies francs IS confines Tor tue account go
LONDON. July 8-35U y. m-rhe amount II buiOn with
drawn England balance today = tllOOU
Peunsvlvanm CcHtrsl, 32r9 Reading Eailroad Is So 800
LONDON, July "a MI. =. bonds Sew lives lOS .
New j erscy Central 39i4.
LONDON July 3-5 n-Pars aavices quote hvo per cent
rcntes IA francs ~ ceGumCs for the account
PAMs July 3.-ExChangs London % francs II , cen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-04

In State bonds District Of Columbia 3-G5s were up
TO 81 Louisiana cOnsos being iirmer at 76I2. Nir
piuia Cs consD dated. ex matured coupons, sold at
81. The following are the quotations OF STATE bonds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-04

OFElcR or TuR CENTRAL RAILROAD Co or HEw-JERsEY.}
1l9 IAberty.st., New York June 10, 1873
NOTICE is hereby given that the transfer
~ books Of The Central Railroad Company OF NewJeTsey
will he closed from the the Goth proxmo both days
Inclusive and not as heretofore advertised =.
+. = LATHROP. Receiver.
NETWORK STOCK EXCHANGE.-All Sc
~ cures in at the board bought and sold exclusively
on commission carried long required on per cent
"Aib' NoP HENRY CLEwS q co, Bankers.
Members stock. Gold and Government Bond Ex'
". Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-04
nANaE OF ruE sroCK MARKEr.

org Rs sos Final C Ba sA sss T so
IL zES $E SfS;E 50 % % IS g. :"
c..csG%T. a5a ASA 25,. aSs. IS 20 is
S5 & I 1867 e. 1919: 1867: iOss 1917. lo4 aoO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-04
METROPOLITAN SAYINGS BANK,

FIFTIETH SEMLANNUAL DIVIDEND
NEW YORK. June %. 1878.
INTEREST the Of FIVE PER CENT
has been declared and viii be payable and after July IL
1873
Deposits made on before July and drawn
will be entitled TO interest from the LIST OF July
ISAAC I. s NTH, Prcs't
IT. w LILLE see'v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-04
THE MONEY MARKET

.yyycxAL REpoRT N. r STOCK ExcHAN0h BALES
o'E~'- WEDNESDAY JULY 3. 1878.
eovFRgHgHT STOCK DEPARTMENT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-04
EuROpEAN - ANcIAL MAEKETs.

NOTR-As the Chicago and Milwaukee Boards Of rTaae ad
journ to-day Monday the Sih probably shall have no
further official reports until that Tine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-04
financial.

Gas STocNS'
Ali NevYork BROOKLYN Gas stocks. and also all kinds
of brooklyn investment securities dealt IN by
- GEO. IL. PRENrISS,
80 BrOadsL, N.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

STEARINE-Steady Western. Size; CITY. 97,1
TALLOW-QHirt: safes. 1000 h, 6bIstb7c.
NHISREY-Dull. offered 81 VIA cash.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-04

FIRST CAILl-1OlA O'CLOCK A. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-07-04

Bid. Asked.
Mo. IS due in 'S6. 1882 o..
Mo. ia, due 10 81 1888 ..
No. Ca, due in 'SS. lO3's %.
Mo. s.. due IN 80
or 'DJ.........---lOiA =.
Mo. Asylum OF Univ
due , S92.s.,.....lO34 ..
No. Han. & st. 10.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-09
The Dangers Of Procrastination.

We were passing two girls who were
leaning over a fence in mutual converse,
when one said to the other
al have got something to tell you"
"what is iti" was the eager in
quiry.
"oh. l can't tell you now. But Ill
tell you some time"
What q common thing IL Is among
young girls. How often 1t is heard, 81
have got something to tell you. i can't
tell you now. but I will some time"
Why not now 2 Why some time ? Little
does the careless utterer Of these words
realize their sad import. Some time
may never come. Delays are dangerous.
We should never put of until tomorrow
what We can do to-day, for the morrow
may never come. What we have got to
tell our friends should DO told them
now. Only n short time ago this same
remark was made by one young girl TO
another. She said;
"oh. Two got something to tell
you"
"what is /
"0h. I won't tell you now"
"why not" pleaded her companion.
"0h. l can't. But Ill tell you some
time"
Thus they parted. They never met
again In this life. Within twenty.four
hours the pleader was taken violently
i'll and was soon dead. What her
friend wanted to tell her that she was to
have q dress trimmed with navy-blue
silk : but she put of the information to
another time. and she who thirsted for
the words died. and o knew what
was TO take place.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-09
The Carson Races.

This mornings Carson appeal gives
the following account Of the races on
Sunday ;
The race course was visited by about
100 people on Sunday. to witness run
ming race for a purse Of $3.50. free for
all. mile and repeat. Three horses
were entered, viz: Mollio ii. Glen
Dudley and Bill Hazel. The first heat
was won by Glen Dudley. and the others
by Mollie II. Hazel bringing up the e
in each heat.
The next was n trot for Q purse OF 500.
mile heats, 3 In 9. The entrees were Jim
Cook. to harness, driven by Norcross, and
Tom Morgan, to wagon. driven by Allen
Bragg. Morgan won two heats. when
complaint was made that Norcross pulled
his horse. The judges then put Denison
in tho sulkey. and he won the last three
heats, race and money. There was con-
siderable dissatisfaction expressed. and
q protest was entered against paying ths
pools. This matter was referred to the
Association. and after due delibsration
Ii was decided that the pools be paid.
and that Bragg and Norcross be ruled of
the track for their natural lives. II was
evident to q great many that the job had
been put up in the trot. and the manner
in which the case has been decided by
the Association will. we think. give gen.
sral satisfaction. as they have shown q
determination to keep mp q reputation
OF fair racing and fair dealing that will
give the public confidence to visit the
course whenever purses or matches are
TO be gone for. and II will also learn the
gettsrs.up Of jobs that this is the wrong
place to attempt il. The attendance du.
ring the meeting lexcspt on Sunday
has been large and enthusiastic. The
racing has been good. and the Associa-
ton have good Gauss for co~ngratulation
upon the success OF their inaugural meet
tng
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-09

A Berlin dispatch reports that the Rus.
sians requested the ~postponement Of tho
Bstoum question till Tuesday, not because
Inc settlement was doubtful, but to give
time for reflection on aud confirmation OF
reports ON the Anglo Turkish treaty.
Lord Besconsfeld made no mention Of tho
treaty At to-day's sitting Of the Congress,
ana probably will not do 80, for II he did
no would thereby admit the right Of tho
Congress 70 discuss the treaty, . right
which England cannot admit, a. the treaty
does not modify tho Treaty OF Paris. II
Is probable that Russia will accede TO this
view.
Ruasian aud Grcek IudIEnatio..
LONDON, July "a Berlin correspond.
emit telegrsphs that he learns from trust.
worthy sources that in St. Petersburg.
and still more in Moscow, great indigna.
ton 10 felt at the results Of the Congress.
Tho Russian diplomAtlsts and general
plenipotentiaries at Berlin. invpsrticular,
are spoken OF with contempt. They do
nothing. the people say. but make conces.
aions. and are ready 70 accept any humili.
alton 10 gain tho appreciation Of Europe.
Some OF the Greeks In Berlin seem To
have recovered o little from the profound
detection and strong animosity which the
decision Of the Congress regarding the
Hellenic question At first produced. and
the moro cool.headed among them begin
TO perceive that the beat policy 10 TO mako
the most of,'whath has .been'obtained.
The situation In Eastern Europe.
vienna. July 8.--Aecording to present
arrangements the army that will occupy
Bosnia and Herzegovina will consist Of
$1,000 men and $40 guns.
LONDON, July S.-A telegram from W.
ennA points out that Batoum Ia not 10 be
made q free port. like Hamburg or Al.
toona, but 10 10 become o Russian free
port. quite q different thing.
Respecting Crete. tho solution proposed
by the Congress 10 considered unacceptable
at Athens. where public opinion is exas'
pcrated. Friday q manifestation In which
$4,000 people participated. took place In
front Of tho Kings palace. Tho govern.
ment IL powerless to resist the current Of
popular feeling. aud Friday evening orders
were issued for the transfer OF tho Royal
| Guard TO the frontier at LAMA.
BELaRADE. July 9.-Tho c~ommandsnt OF
| the Servian troops on the favor frontier
reports that 0smsn Pashs with 10000
men has entered Bosnia. No confidence ID
placed In the report. -.
BUCHAREST. July 9.-The excitement ID
calming and many papers advise con-
pliance with the decisions Of Congress.
Tho RoumaniAn delegates returned from
HILL. A...-l.. ....ll ...l .-.s. A.. .naLa q
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-09
OREGON.
SPECIAL TO the Coin HILL DAILY NEws.l
The Hostile lndisns Crossing she
Coiumbia River iu Force "A Hat
tie Expected noon.


PORTLAND. Oregon, July s.-The ioi-
novornor chadwick. dated Um.tilla, July
! ,o,,o -. .M.ior Kr... a, q o.clocL
-. A..
THIS morning went uo"h uo ri'cr oh 'no
steamer Spokane, TO Coyote creek, fifteen
mile. beIow This ni,ee. liza passod the
"''s' WV ~ .,-,
crossing al inc upper emu o' Long is'Ahu'
two miles this side Of the station. lilo
..v M signs NJ Tho Indians. Evidently
-" A. o..,...,a- A..
'ho i"a'Ah' ''' '"o
regular morning boat winch leaves All
o'clock Mondays. As soon as u passed
Lon, I.I.nd tbsv hogan IN moyo their
80. 49, 1890, ,u,,.,i-
S'ock' MAIor n's'' 'e"'". """'1
ately and found the hostile indians cross
| ing large numbers Of horses. He ran
,no, than som. bor.e. rsturned IN tho
up'"
oregon side and ths o,neis e,osscd over
the river-Abont aoo the MAJOR Iilnks'lnere
being about 9oo Oh the oregon sue.
Major hress maae an a,ssh upon .no
lndian cAnip u ues.I1{eu y, wv" e'eIy'
thing About IT, ,heinulns al uns canoes.
a NUMBER OF saduio blankets anu punAio
robe. were ioanu AZ Tue camp sluaa. oi
the hosuics nave poeh IN sis"' ~ in,
morning. WIN stock ssou, ouL uenerA'
toward was AZ riio. hoch yesrrusy. wi,
aoue'eaiy mo,'ns n ~; ,,,. I..1 y,
pAnu VI inu'shs, VIII aas.h"
hoIses, Psss y, M - III. 800
river anu ~ sisns \. $3.50 taaIn,.
ins oIy'n y ~" 80. - 49,.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-07-09

A corr OF the great Mentz Bible.
printed by Gutenberg in 1855. being the
first book ever printed, was sold at auc.
ton recently in Paris for so, 900. II
was printed on vellum. but is an imper-
feet copy. having one leaf and several
portions restored in facsimile by NJ.
Pilinski. At the famous Perkins sale in
England. in 1873. a copy Of the same
work was sold for $1,000.