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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-05-02
Territorial! Officers.
Delegate in Congress-
Hon. Marlin Maginnis, Helena.

CWce. Name. Residence
Governor, Beniamin +. Potts. Helens
Secretary, James II. Mils.......... Deer Lodge
Auditor, ID. Ii Cutlibcrt. IIeen:;
Ireasur d. III. Weston. ................ iIelena
Warden, Penicntiary J. VI. Fish Deer Lodge
Sup't Public School, Clark " right 80. Helena
surveyor General, r. III Mason ....... Helena
CIR IN ernal Revenue, 4. j. uler. Iielen;
Collector Customs, r. \. Cummings. .E!elen
Chief Justice, ID. ). Wade ...... 80. Helen;
{ II. \. Blake. Virginia Git.
III Knowles. Deer Lodge
L. s. District AIRY. Il :. Anderson Helena
I. $. Marshal, " +. Wheeler. ........ Helena
Supreme Court Reporter, e. Hedges -. Helena
Clerk supreme Court, !. r. Alden ....... Helena
Clerk ii Dist. Court. r. Muilly. Virginia City
Clerk ID Dist Court. o. u. O'Bannon Deer Lodge
Clerk 81 Dist. Court, \. II, Bcatte. -. Helena
Bo-cm0n Land OGce
Register, Davis " iIls0n. BoZeman
Receiver, j. '. Bogeri ............... .Bozeman |
Helena Land Office.
Register, Jas. H. Noe Helena
teceiysr, L. L. Sterling ,............... Helena
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-05-02
T'e,.riyOriUI district 3t;r7teys

Register, Jas. II. Ine..................Ue Helen
Receiver, +. i. Sterling ............... Helen
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1878-05-02
B0-CMGn Land Office.
Helena Land CTct

Eeci.tsr, Davis v iIlson ...............B ozeman
Receiver, j. '. Bogeri. .Bozeman
The New York herald., 1878-07-04
The Stock Market Active and
Very Strong.
GOLD 100 5-S A 100 3-4 A 100 5-S.
Government Bonds Firm, States Higher
and Railroads Strong.
MONEY ON CALL EASY AT Q A 5 PER CENT.
WALL STRERr,

1
WEDNESDAY,, July 80 +. A.j
The market mounts with the mercury, and Mossrs.
Gould ana Ksene said TO be applying heat 10 the
speculative bulb Western Union (alowing for the
dvdend) airly got among the "nineues" to-day. and
the Western STOCKS warmed up several fractions
above yesterdays prices Something beyond mere
manipulation has come d the aid of these latter prop
critics through the increased receipts Of gram al Chi
caso and Milwaukee, fact which tends 10 prove that
the decrease Of The last two weeks was not so much
owing to the exhaustion OF the granarles as to hold
ing back upon the part of tho farmers, who wore
either engaged In field labors were hoping for
an advance In prices The circumstance that
some Of tho newly garnered wheat Is al
ready finding Its way 10 market may have
suggested the prudence Of getting quit OF the
old crop before the shall have come into
competition with II. Lake Shore made further small
advance to-day, being used as prop to the rest OF
the market Its importance in helping along bull
movement, although In u vicarious capacity IS well
undrood and It's value Is sustained because its as
sstanco required The turn IN the screw which the
coal companies one by one given TO their price
ls and tho cessation Of production during two weeks
July, considerably stimulated the bull specu
la,ion in she stocks themselves. and hence the high
prices recorded Tue real dependence upon general
hignor range OF prices resls, however, upon the
grangcrs, which have the most promising iuturs
before them, and have strong friends to support them
against any temporary set back Occurring in the rest
OF the Market For tho OF a holiday business this
mornlng was brisk, and bore evidence that though
a. great operators rule wore miles away, they
were still within easy distance OF telegraph office.
The market remained streag tho day through and
closed with tho bull feeling we established
OPENING PRICES.
The opening prices OF stocks at the Board day
were as follows:-New York Central 1887 Erie, Is:
Lake Shore, 6ss Wabash, 14I4; Northwestern, 49H
do. preferred, 7524 Rock Island. ll7A; Milwaukee
and St. Paul 521k; do preferred, s2A; Delaware,
Lackawanna and Western. 59h; New Jersey Central,
3Sk: Delaware and hudson Canal SIX; Morris and
Essex s4sl; Michigan Ceutra 65x Chicago. Burling
ton and Quincy, 1O67s.
nrOTA
The New York herald., 1878-07-04
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON: SPOT UNcHANGED-FUrUREs CLOSED
sTEADY-FLoUR FIEMKR-wHEAT HIGHER
CORN QUIEr--o OATS srEADY-PoRK STEADY
LARD wEAK-wHIsKgY QUIET PETROLEUM
oUIET-oILs QUItT--spIRITs rURPENTINn
oUIET-RosIN QUIET -CoyTEE QUIRT-sUoAR
QUIET.
WEDNESDAY, July SO p. n.
In all branches OF trade business was moderate o.
'Changc -four was armer and wheat was higher. Cora
WAS quiet Oats STEADY. Whiskey quiet PORK steady
and lard weak. Cotton the unchanged. Fus
lures closed steady Groceries, naval stores and petroleum.
were quiet.
CoyvEE.-rhe market for Rio quiet; 1880 bags. ex
Alliance sold OH private Mild coffee steady.
The business for summed up follows: $50
sold in for consumption within The stock
OF mild coffee hands IL 5677 mats Singapore and
3e bags. including 1881 bags Msrscsibo, 945i do
Laguayra. $3.50 do. Jamaica. 3.54S do. Costa Rics,
l26l do Mexican. 494 do Angosturs and 66l5
do Savanilla We quote : Ordinary cargoss, l2<c.
q l.Ac. air do, l5c; good do. l6c prime do. l6kc
l61lc extreme for lots. l21sc 1885, Santos. sir
to good. l41Sc I5c, gold. 30 days: Java government
bags, 2Oc 2l1c; do grass mats, &c 221ae singa'
pore l7c 1870 Ceylon, l5c 49,; Msrscsibo. lsc.
49,; Laguayra, l4ex 16c Jamaica, BE- = i6c; s.
Domingo, IKE l3&: Porto Rico. 14c l6Hc.: Costa
Rica i4c i7c.; Mexican l5c. lGc. Macsssar l7c.
lSc; Angostura. l5c 1916; SavAoilia l3c l6Asc.;
CorroS ou the spot was dull unchanged. Futures
points better and closed steady. with
Cotton Exchange viii closed foin Wednesday alter
noon July s, until Monday morning, July 3.
The New York herald., 1878-07-04
CENTRAL CASSINO.

In the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday
morning tho OF General Casino. charged with
seduction by Miss Emma Collins, was called. Colonel
Charles Spencer appeared, In company with the
compiainanrs parents. Casinos counsel, Mr. Lea
Schwab, entsesa lhs with ihs intsiigancs
owing Cassinos arrest under civil process
would be impossible Tor him to be present. Judge
Murray was prepared TO proceed Nth the case, whom
Counsellor Ssnwab began to account for his clien,a
abssnca Before no had iariy entered upon the mat
ter however, Colonel Spencer interrupted him with,
.'rhe girl who asks for justice kere has, 1 have
learned, been In this Court House for several hours
but has boon denied communication with parents
by the police officials demand that MISS Collins be
produced before tns Bsnch."
Judge Murray al once signihed his appreciation and
the girl led into court. Her iather ana mother
wero conducted TO the stand, aud then Counsellor
Schwab proceedcd TO diroct the Courts attention to
his cliens arrest and assigned IT ~ reason Tor his
absence.
He SAID an adjournment OF the examination was
looked Tor order anord opportunity Ot procur
MISS Collins actions prior 10 her meeting with Cas-
reflected on her character. An sdjournment was
Al that hour Casino entered tho examination room
the custody OF Deputy Mcllargy. He was attended
Oakley Hall Scnwao. IL seems that when
the deputy sheriff appeared IN Tue banking house
on Broad sse ss,.rss S a
his srrand. the Spanard rose 70 has feet.
muttered some unintelngiblc words and made u
dash tor the window Ho was the point oil iexping
from sidewalk wnen of the clerks scized
hm and called Tor assistance. But he shook OIL the
restraining cried in his native tongue Nv
do hold meY II Is far bclter to die the street
there submit 10 the intany and ersecuiou have
borne" He was pacined after wiiio and recovered
much OF hs spirit and natural cneeriulnssA
al would IKE, said Mr Hall, 'tbat the clerk put
his inmates that my cent has appeared here undsr
his bond, and would ask that Mr.. MciiArgy be
sworn"
rno aier stated that he a regular onlcor of tho
Order OF Arrest Department. and exhibited ORDERS
sgned by JUDGES Shea and Van Brunt and Felix Tone
Murphy, attorney, which he had arrested Cassno
under clvil process. Mr. Han then moved that the
be adjourned his client would not DO able TO
furnish bail. Judge Smith set down the exsmipatson
Monday eleven A..
The New York herald., 1878-07-04

seventeen, Of Hath street and Third avenue and
Thomas Mathews, aged twenty, Of No. 1871 Third
avenue As IN the other convictions Judge Suther-
iana imposed . similar septence-one year each IN
The Pebtenti tiary.
George Morgan recently convicted of petty
larceny IN the Court OF Special Sessions BE did not
demand jury trial, but hls counsel Mr. William y
constitutional right to jury trial. John Bannister,
charged with assault and battery gave bail IN the
same court Judge PoVer, before whom the cases
were brought writs u habeas corpus, with view
TO their ria in the General Sessions. decided yester
day that the act establishing the General Sessions Is
constitutional but that the prisoners must elect jury
trial, and thar otherwise the court has lursdicton
The New York herald., 1878-07-04
bonds wore active and IN good demand.

The London advices report continued heavy losses
Of bullion by the Bank OF ENGLAND, the anount with
drawn to-day balance being fl4o,o0o Conso,s are
quoted at 95s< 95X ior money and at 95ys W for
tho account United States bonds are firm, with nm
ADVANCE of per In nves Of 1881 Erie advanced
10 1917 whic tho preferred declined * per cent 10
3lss. Illinois Central advanced "a per cont to s6l,
Pennsylvania Central x to 32ls, Reading ~ to 1sk
and New Jersey Central consolidated frsts per cent
to 30 New Jersey Central STOCK roso u per cent to
40 and subsequently, feli OF 10 394. Bar SILVER Is
quoted NJ 81 9-l6d. per ounce At PARIS rentes rose
TO 1i4t 35c Tho closing prices IN London were:--
Consols, Tor money and account, 9514 g5zs new
AZ per cent bonds, 1885; nve-twenly bonds OF
1867, 1919; ten-forty bonus, 1l09S; nvcs oil 1881
1OsA; Erie common shares, 161; do. preferred
shares, SIX; New Jersey Central 3eS Illinois Gen.
ua, soh.
state bonds az the Board we're Il higher for Louls-
sna sevsns consos STEADY Tor Virginia Sizes
sodaled Tex matured ooupons) Distr,ct OF Columbia
3G5's sold at s3% as4.
RAILROAD BoyDs
In railroad bonds the largest transactions were
again Canada southern nrsls guaranteed which ad-
vancsd to rs, against Tx 77 at The close yes,sr-
DAY. Tho largest rise was ~ psr cont In New York
Elevated Railroad nrs,s, and the next per cent In
Lcnish and wilkssbarrs oonsols. The other changes
were AN advance OF = In Northwest gold sevens, 4
In Union Pacific sinking funds u In Northwest con-
.soa,dAssa aold rsssssrsd bonaA n IN Delaware and
The New York herald., 1878-07-04

Wheat WAS little higher Ths ssles between the calls
spring u @ ,S5 % No AIwsutss spring 81 % for as
No. 'i',ys g .. ' %nf:s. :s,ss
d.Hs y for Mo- red ID, .asf fs os
Al the hrs call 500 bushels July No rod winter sold
ss., Sid ...sa; 10 j. .ss"s s% ,eS S' July Ss
s.sea. DO September oac. Sid 81 ssisd No. North.
sss sss S iS sry u Ss g Ss ' @ sa AGEn
s ssd cS" %s,. Wa. rmH S The sale: .. sAs
. lssle. and 5000 Da.asI. Auspss No. at le,.S.
& A. the 30 s a anu Sa'y s.%sf ss :S q
=, aa,ss The saio. between the call. were sSss,
or 30 mixod, ielpe ior Kaasa. mixed. Il iasss
steamer soS % so No. M Jul, 9s.ss. a. sS
and 5s odo No mixed ior Angus, at 47c 47se uss.
mixed, sos s9,sc To-, No. do, sOc se,se: ies No
xis ass .ss S1'sss
sos ssa % sod Italian" - s" sssS gold % a;s &
Mssi "snp Ss sisa ss sss a. s =.
caSs a4s a'rs:
ssaSsa wss fI's "s ssa sss. a .ys
!s s fo" so s S szi Eus s a
So Orleans crop coma m, on e sas, ss 20 4se
nrmcr. Icsn was dun and nomiaal We quote spiriw
.srpen,ins msreha..Ss osde. 21s 2ss ,ssn COED
=: Has,ss. s:a. Si,%iSs'oa sy,Is follow. -:s:s
, ssSs So VIZ ss is.;sy sp
dull aud nomins,ly uncsanged.
OILs -Uotonssed oil duil. aud closed the -
follows July, 40c bid, 4Tte asked; August, 47c hid
4osc asked septemb-r 4Isc bid 4S1c asked; october
4e Oid, 4sc. asked; setter, yssr, zoe bad 4s,te.
5dc 57c. sperm, crude. use. 81 benched wIntsi
sperm, 81 o5 do. natural 90. 81; craas, Nor.hess
whale, fUc do. soethsrn, 45c biesched winter. 5oc
natural do. 55c entra bieached winter elephant Toe
natural winter extra do do. U5e winter bisAeued ash
43c crude nsh, Sounu, 33c
rkraoLkos The n,arset for refined quc Attic Pc
troleum Exchange he market Tor crude ceri6csies wss
dull The market opened at yUJse yoac uA
ior old lie highest point reached DJsc
g5sc We quote Crude. Ia Ink. sac. dv. in bb. sc
"c nspbtha, v1sc rebned carsV lviS lU5&c cnsrr
fc asked ior ordinary brands rcnned al Phiiadephi.
1U3ss.s do, ut Baltimore IUs1c.
oULrKY = The market wss auet We quote .-Dressec
pouitry-iurkeys, good TO pfims, lie. = 2Uc; iroaeu
LCONlINuED On NINrH PAGRI
The New York herald., 1878-07-04
WHERE DID THE MONEY GO?
THE INVESTIGATION OF THE CIVIL COURTS BIZ
TIE ALpERMANIC COMMITTEES.

TIE INVESTIGATION OF THE CIVIL COURTS By
TUE ALpERMANIc COMMITTEE
The committee appointed to find out whore all tho
monsy collected for the past low yoars by The civil
judges has gone held adjourned session ~ the
City Hall yesterday.
Mr. Samuel Stern, . clerk to OF tho city mar
shals, detailed TO the Fourth District Civil Court
from January TO September, 1876, was examined
at length. ho testified that ho never studied
law, except upon tue cigar table; had read
law Ia cigar wrappers and the ike; his du-
tics consisted In examining summoLses and
sfdavits IN aispossess tho purpose
taining II they had been properly drawn up; ho at
tended to these duties although he did know any
thing about law; witness could read and write q
hltle, bot never made summons complaint L
Judge Dlnkcl told that he would look out for him
10 his court and spoke TO Marshxis DAILY aud Shells
about nim; thcy were satisfied 10 have him their
clerk; the summonscs were presented by MIN 10 tho
Judge Tor his signature; 81 was paid Tor q summons
and 81 Tor hold over" the money was paid tor tho
blank aud for nliing It In; was informed oy the
subsequently removed by Jadgo DinkeL although
appointed by the Marshal; kept memorandum OF
the number OF aisposssss casos In judge DinkcPs
court but had lost IL Kept the record Tor his own
amusement; no friendly feelings existed Tor somo
time between n,mseli and Judge DiuxeI; could not
explain what caused the coolness, they had been
trends i0r sixtccn years before.
Sos cOMMirTAL AND PoRGETruf-
Alderman wsehuer--Did you have conversation
with Judge DinkcI at Harry Mners Theatre The night
before last on tins investgatioLS
whncss--l dont rccoIiect; believe l saw Judge
Dinkel there out dont recoilect having spoken to
ABOUT the examination. Mr. Stern tnen deposed
that Judge DinKel removed h,m he heard, because
hs (wtnessj DID not treat his family we'll and spent
his money IN gambiing no did not pay the Judge any
part oil the moneys received nor dd hc give uody
anything tor MN he made from $3.50 10 $500 per
month and paid from $50 TO 500 per month to an
assistant witness confused his evidence by say
ine:-"lf made "a statement that Judge Dinkei dis
charged mo because did not account for the dis
possesses sutnrnonses II was lie my object max
ipg the statement WAS TO ruin tho judge because he
discharged me-"
Alderman waehuer--Do you think that the public
aud this committee are oois enough to believe what
you have Just said
Wnness-Yes. SIR. tIaoghter) Money was depos-
tied Tor Judge DinKc ~ Tue 1srmsnia savings Bank,
but tnis money was the Judges salary.
lhe eommit,ss wall meet again tuesday.
The New York herald., 1878-07-04
PLANET MILLS ROBBERY.

The jury In tho trial Of Roberts, Martin ana Bart
ict indicted for asssung and robbing tho cashier
the Planet Mills, Brooklyn returned verdict In tho
Kings County Cours oi Sessions yesterday. They
found Martin and Bartie,, guilty and acquitted
Roberts. Ex.Judge Troy, counsel Tor tho prisoners,
moved Tor a Trial i0r Bartlett and Martin, aud
Judge Moore said tDat sufficient tnc would DC allowed
10 prepare the necessary papers. Roberts VAS ais-
chnrgsd saa the convicted pamandsa 10 lHAL
The New York herald., 1878-07-04

~'s'''
Tho receipts and shipments Of wheat and corn at
Chicago and Milwaukee to-day were as iolows:-
Chicago-Reccpts OF wheat, Al, 1872 bushels; ship
ments, 04S do receipts Of corn, 234 6s2 bushes;
shipments 4s9,660 do Milwaukee, Receipts OF
wheat, 81, 200 bushels; shipments, lo6 200 do; re-
cepts OF corn. 400 bushels shipm ents. 10000 DO
Tho trustees OF the Seamen's Bank for SAVINGS,
Nos "a and 70 Wall street, have ordered that interest
DC paid TO deposIrors entitled thereto Tor the Six
mouths ending Soth uit, at the rate OF ave per cent
per num- payable and after Monday, 10th inst.
The interest uncalled for will be credited to deposors
principal
i The Central Park, North ana East River Railroad
Company has declared dividend OF three per cent.
payable 18th inst
The New York herald., 1878-07-04
SUMMARY or LAW GASES.

As usual courts, out OF respect TO the national
holiday, do not meet to-day. In supreme Court,
bsrs held by Judge Daniels tho calendar To-
morrow comprises NOS ~, 40 al, ~ and So
Ex-Judge Dittenhoeicr obtained yesterday, from
Judge Daniels, In Supreme Court. Chambers, a suit
sf certiorari the Of Thomas Kane, convicted
In the Court Of Special Sessions OF violating the
Heath law IL is stated IN the petition that he de-
manag trial by jury IN the Court OF General
In the SUIT OF Jane Esgiisn against W. l.. Hobut-
se which brought W recover blil Tor BOARD and
necsssares furnsned 10 the child OF Hson Western,
tns actress the OF which been published,
Chiof Justice CurtS OF the Superior Court yesterday
granted the dcienasn, hItosn days additional time to
answer the complaint
Thomas, aiias rimothy, Gilmore indicted by the
Grand jury on the cnargc OF forgery. There were
-four chargcs against him having orged the
o H. H. Macy Co, grocers, 10 three checks ior
500 x54 aud 500 respectively, aud thai oi Park li
lord ~ a check xiSv. These checks were gwen In
pay ment OF goods ordered fom Inherent establish
ments. The cnecks were at once accepted anu tho
cnsnse was re.urDed. when they were aisoovsrsa TO
bc forgeriss Giimore was arrested, and on oeiog ar
rsigneu Yesterday pleaded suiity 10 one OF the in
cittmentS he wss sent 10 the state Prison Tor ave
Coosidsrable rnerriment was caused In the Court Of
General sessions yesterday when Assistant District
Attorney Rollins called the bar Jonn n. Rollins,
cuars ea with grand larceny. Judge Sutherland, w0o
had oniy heard the last name, SAID, humorousiy,
.wbs,i IN RaI,,us po,otad fV 's.Yss.r replied the
Assistant Dstrct Attorney, prctsnding TO exainsne
Tue indictmenL "boiiins, siias SUTHERLAND" at
wb,cn remark the Court became convuised With
laughter TDs Rollins IN question had stolen twelve
vofs.sd coats from the Messrs Blum, o No. 90 Wnite
street. Ho pleaded guilty.. and despite his iiustrious
name was sent 10 the Ponitentiary
Isros youlns, named KoMney, McCann and Dunn,
vere Tried In The Court OF General Sessions Tues
Gay, charged ~ith turss others To being 'mpiica,ed
POINT ou the l0th OF last June. kearpey anu McCann
swers convicted ans Dunn was acquitted. Assistant
D,stric, Attorney Rollins yesteraey accepted plea
e su,I,y IRON tns otber yoatnfuI despsradoes
named John Mssbaa, aged twenty, oi No. 2iO East
a.sIx-.oar.n street; Jshn kawAra Dssnsy. ssea
The New York herald., 1878-07-04
REAL ESTATE.

The following sales we're made July on the Real
Estate Exchange
c. J. LYON
Eugene Smith, referee -ForecIosurs sale Of she
house. with lot 25xlU7 (No. llo Grand ST.. n. =.
SO IT, O. of Mercer ST. 10 Emily Petsrs....... $4.l7o
ny >. BoYD.
Lous q. waehner, ,referee-Fore eclosure sale OF the
s ss,a"s xI sas2 f. e Of ud.oS st. to plansin 1000
PETER y. MEYER
Isaac Untermeyer. .reteree-Foreciosure sale OF the
f. of Sta st.. to psiStiff 1855
n
Foreclosure salc-R \. Andrews, referee--of plot
ii6th st. 70 plunta 800
Total $50 $50
The New York herald., 1878-07-04

Totals s.............. .......... S4S 40 81
-Deverod contract 400 bales yesterday for future
delivery the sales tollows-Yesterday after
r. M-Juy, 1000 bales H. 49c., 100 IL 47c., 700 ~
1l46e August. 2iuO at l5Oc., SO at H. 49c lO0 as
IL 4sc septsmber 700 Ut H. &c., 800 At isc 400 At
Hoe November. 100 ut 10. .Ssc. December, 500 at
August Total. $500 oalss. To-day up two r. NJ
July. 100 52c 100 ut ll5lc SuO vt IL 52c 500 Vt
5ic. l152c notice today. 100 Isle 400
Soc, 100 4c. 100 mt IL 5Uc. to-day
800 l5lc 800 (short notice sshl at 46c. 100 st
IL 5Ic August, 1900 1l5.c. 6UO ut l53:., 100
Il.54c 100 ll.53c., 900 y lI.52c., iOO0 .t
II. $50, 900 ll.5+c, 100 1l.55c.. 500 "
54c September 400 st IL 2oc 200 at ll2lc 500 "
li2ac 100 400 At .2ac.. 1890 at Lizzie 600
1T 24e, 2OO IL. 23c. 1000 4 200 23c
500 at ii22c 100 a. u ase 100 a. II. be- October
500 ljc. lOD at lO4c., 2OO loss ll.U4c
100 ll.O5c. 100 IL 06c, 400 1LO5c December
100 luyic.; March, LOO Ut IL lOc.; May. 600 a
1880 Total. 233uO bsies Grand total. IS paies
receipts the ports follows avestou IN
bales; New Orleans, 259; Mobile, 3S; Savannah, ls3;
Charleston, 10; Wilmington Norfolk %; Boston 4o5
PHILADELPHIA Total l76 bales This day week.
7l9 THIS day last year. S62 Total since September
233 10 last night cotton heights closed follows
10 hsvre, by steam. s4e. compressed; by sai, Hc.
Hamburg, by steam, sac, comprosssd To Bromsn, b,
steam. li6c.. compressed; by SAIL NC To Liverpool.
by steam, 14d., by sail 1864. mpressed.
40 500 bushels; $50 bbis sacks; corn
lloO5O bushels: oats. 81 800 do rye. 46lO do Fisur
vas frmer. The sales. including state. Western and
Southern about 1900 Dbis. within the xsd
range Rye Hour steady. with sales Of bbs
III ruled active, with sales Of go bbs We
The New York herald., 1878-07-04

Hudson registered bonds OF '94 and Michigan Central
sevsns, u in Central Pacific gold bonds and unon
Pacific drs,s. aud u in ST. Paul H. and N. av'slon)'
Pacific Railroad OF Missouri frsts and Pitsburg Fort
Wayne and Chicago nrsts
PHILADELPHIA sTocKs.