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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-07-02

TIE RACEs.-The July meeting will com
mence tomorrow at the Carson race track
There will be splendid display of fine stock.
Get your tickets at George & Dakes saloon.
SwEENEY's cabin, little on the other side
OF Saints Rest, on the Lake Tahoe road, with
all its contents, was destroyed by fire yester-
day afternoon, while the owner was absent.
ARRIvALs.-The following passengers ar
rived on the stage yesterday afternoon: +.
b. Adams, D. Mcdonnell, T. Gilchrist, T.
Woodruff, Hammond Mrs Fletcher.
THE Fourth of July Executive Committee
had meeting yesterday afternoon, and ap-
pointed a number of committees to do the
handsome thing by our guests,
Wells, FARGO & Co s Bank and the Car
son City Savings Bank will close on the eve
ming of the Sd inst, and not open again I'M
til the morning Of tho 9TH.
THE burglars who entered Rev. George r.
Davis residence on Monday afternoon, got
away with fac silver communion service
and a revolver
Pools Pools Pools for the running
races to morrow, will be sold at George Il
Dake's saloon this eveding Sale will begin
at clock.
TIE following messages are at the Western
Union Telegraph office: Frank Eggleston
j. B. Youngbood, Doc Callison.
MIR. N. D. ROBERTS, the gentemanly bust
ness manager for the Tony Pastor troupe, |
called at this office last evening.
CoMsTOcKs were somewhat weaker yester-
day, but the Bodie stocks exhibited an I'M
usual firmness
GEORGE a. KING, the Virginia agent of the
Nevada Bank, went to San Francisco last
evening.
SEE U. s. District Court notice in the
matter Of John s. Ullrick, bankrupt, else
where.
HoPE VALLEY is the destination of several
Carson fishing parties on the Fourth OF July.
]. r. GLOVER, of the house of W. W.
Dodge & Co, San Francisco, is in town
JOHNNY DAVIS is said to be doing crude
work in stone, at his new quarters.
AN assessment of fifty cents per share was
levied on Blackhawk yesterday.
W. C DovEY, principle of the State Uni |
versity at Elko is in the city.
We regret to state that Mrs. John O.
Moore is very sick
FRED RATHBoNB, formerly of this city, t
5 at Leadville.
THB weather was cloudy and very sultry =
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NOTICE.
NoTtcE,5: 70 s1nCAttAHICs ANo SKILL

4 y I'D LABHRkitS OF URhSB1 COZ
The Nj. chanics Union Of Ormsby County is now
thoroughly !anized, and most respectfully extend
invitation to all mciauicS and skilled laborers, Wh'
DR. Iwing waves amounting to not less than three dol
lars per day, 10 join
The Mechanics Union of OrmSby County DESTROYS o.
seeing skilled laborers working of this county, of
M branches united in bonds Of friendship and for mutual
and benefit earnestly urge upon them to join
or-anzltOn believing that to be the best mode to
Establish and mant in fair of wages for fair day
work, and bring the members CT the and dis ent
trades into close communion with Others to the advan
tage OF all.
The mechanic vino has spent years studying and acqur
J the skill is craft is desevngof his labor and should
AXE al proper to ob ain it and think it needs
argument convince the mechanics and skilled labor
this county that wages only be established and
nant aimed by united action their part Instances
not wanting where employers have taken the first oppor
tunIty which offered reduce the pay OF wOrkmen
when reduction ranted, when working
united and therefore condition offer
cessful resistance.
We will be glad to receive applications for membership
from a.! mechanics AM skilled iaboreTs wornym Ormsby
County. We meet at odd Fellows Hall every Tuesday
evening at s O'clock by order of
MECHANICS UNION.
je22 Ormsby County,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-07-02
TONY PASTORS COMPANY.

This company is the largest ever organ
lied by Mr.. Tony Pastor, and will exhibit
at the Opera House on the 9TH and 8th insts.
1t is the best variety troupe on the road, con
tanning the brightest talent that could be &C.
cured in New York Mr.. Pastor appears at
every entertainment Give them two good
houses. for the show deserves them.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-07-02
SAZanaC.
ooRrEa OF CARSON AND PRocroR sTRkETs.

ooRKER OF CARSON AND PRoCroR sTRKETs.
TVNBIS ESTARIJHHE NT HAVING BEEN
rebuilt and reftted since the fire now contains the
fest set of sideboads to be found in the city, where
will always be found the best approved and named Wines
and Liquors, and the finest brauds of Cigars fine Bill
Hard Table and Club in connection with the house
Give a call
je24.f GIBSON B IDEALLY, Proprietors
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LAND PATENTS.

The following land patent was issued at
the State Surveyor Generals Office yesterday:
John G. Wood: east half of northeast quar-
ter, section six, township IS north, range 81
80 acres.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-07-02
PEOPLES MARKET.

OPPOSITE U. g. MINT, NORTH sr., CARSON
HILL d FERRIS PrOprietora.
BEEF. Mutton. Lamb. Veal an Pork
All raised in Carson Valley and slaughtered there, direct
from the pasturage.
Hams, Bacon, Coined Beef, Touaues Etc.
POULTRY AND GAME
On all kinds kept constantly hand and killed to order
SAUSAG OF ALL KINDS.
HEAD CHEESE IALTY.
Goods promptly delivered free Of charge All kinds Of
joints scientifically put up for cooking
Cali at the Peoples Market and purchase native meats
iei3-u
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-07-02
COMMUNICATED.
CARSON, July l, 1879.


EDITOR APPEAL: have scarcely picked up
your paper single day for the past month
that have not seen noticed the commissions
of several ourg diaries, robberies, etc. | have
lived IN this city for uumoer of years, but
never knew of SO much crime has beer
chroniced in the local press for the past few
months, and the police do nothing to sup
press that growing evil. Oar guardians Of
the peace are well paid, but the only account
of their services that [ ever hear nf, is the ar
rest of some poor, inpecunlons drunken man.
They know, as well as L, that this town is FIJI!
of the worst men that have cOngregated III
any community they know where they are
to be found but no arrests are made Only
the other day residence entered by
burglars in broad daylight, and :he thieves,
as yet, are not under lock and key. Why are
the nnmberless Migrants who haunt the
various deadfalls in this city not arrested, and
if proven that they are bad men, as the ma
jority of them will turn out to be upon
little close investigation, locked up or
driven out Of town? [ am not speaking
for myself alone, but for all good citizens, WHO
value the safety Of their property. | am as
sured BY some of the best men in this com.
muuity that, if the police force does not show
Itself mpee efficient in the near future, they
will try to run the police business themselves
for little while, and see if they cannot i'm
prove the condition of affairs a little bit. |
Plea e publish the foregoing and oblige
DISGUsTEp, TAXrAyING CITIZEN.
We greatly regret that we are unable either
o answer the " Citizens queries, or suggest
N Improvement of the condition Of affairs.
f taxpayers are dissatisfied with the manner
~, ! =
hey have the remedy in their own hands,
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NOTICE.

The undersigned will close their respective
places of business from P. NJ. Thursday,
July Sd, until GA NJ, Monday, July 9TH.
WELLS, FARGO & Co. 5 BANK
THE CARSON CITY SAVINGS BANK
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NOTICE.

The regular communication OF the LOir of Perfection
for month Of June pcs poncd un.l Monday July
IA, 1876. BY order
GEO. b. HILL, r. P. @. N
I G. PISKsEY E. @ Secretary.
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OPERA HOUSE On TIE FOURTH OF
JULY.

first class professional stock company vii!
appear at the Opera House on the evening of
the Fourth of July, in the emotional drama
"The Miners Wife, tale of the Bleak
more mines. This company at first con
tempated presenting the " Ticket of Leave
Man" but as our scenery would not answer
for that play, they changed it to the former,
which is in every particular as interesting and
attractive. The performance will be first
class, aud one to please everybody. Messrs.
Mathews, James, Huling, and Miss Kitty
Reed, of the California Theater Company,
will be here for this performance. After the
play there will be a select ball under the
auspices of some of the most respectable and
prominent gentlemen i'll this city The box
sheet is now open, and those desiring seats
will do well to secure them at once, for there
is certain to be an immense house.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29

FLOUR AND MRAL-FLOUR-Marke shade hrmer,
N instances 5aee PEI per @ 9G higher % & Ore fS siIve 5lS s G
for the West indies $500 bDs Minnesota Extra e. l99
I2 e gS 4 lgT As "s%S SO 56 Low EGs
lOo bbls superhne. - 5OG 2go bo NO; = . 'g@ 9
asa Common Fur Extra state 81 2Oas4 90 :
GSoa extra western 81 3oas4 bG Choice 30
@ Common to Good "a EHza X ESa M bG8s S8ssS 0o onno 81
Extra sii5e54 25 Rye Mixture s. 500 "a j Bakers Extra
s2!eay within the range Of S5ds675 50 Loas common e
70 Ra ch@ee GSi Family VS. $ IS IS Patent
- 1896 80 elo,ng very strong & , 70 TSe
Extra - 6Oas6 IS; Ghoce 10 Fancy do s5 5oas6 51
western sees BJsadywins e e5@$2 7s NOR. active
sas IL SBaFT Is sass Gss sooS SrTsle gpsh
ttaSs terH sSGtsS UG s5c pi SsEs
NS sPUs g. g dnSes sees 40 Q R1Fs fosS
migrated spring o5c oSa o WSi9 Ysd H WnteT
81 81 ooi5ssi ior steamer S% . Amber
Amos y & 40 BED BED HnaraseS = ss n e9i0s % 81
s II No A%eT q ls*Si %a aS Il VREesiro 0SEP@si NS
SsST Wife 81 II al af'Ss is Extra w6s isas i2
3d. sS,G pSss sdsh Sep SsInf
sf5.y' IN fsFS'is:%o'F Si:s s!S''' ssP,s%bs I
Red August 81 .ssi H. cosics 81 iia asked eptsm
esT q 1iGf Il al H. m fioRs d5sns q 81 i IT, Gs 20 Amber
August q ~ sepIe%psr a 81 IN %se 6Sps ausus
81 cosns ii bid 81 II asked ssgtes%1Rer 81 iD..ls II e
81 sotHf II f T. 81 III i ss sl IL isiie
demand sales $4,000 bnsa No, Western 6isS4 2S'o
Guet zoe bond. CoRN-MaIket opened o n tuf9res
10000 bush spot including Ungraded Western or
46e no GM5sSS; MS;e c9lak sa RoSns yellow, 5sc
Steamer Mixed August 4.s 5d ss &c 4s7e bid like
& &C sd % as Gssea asses Closing aS asked
nbsT, 464, closing I6c s~S .ss ssAed 9eso
Sf SrIs ' S9Sst Closing a. 47s bid t .s siSo
e1dns 30 8, 2S.s$oci No. white sf9s,sSS4c, closing
sSSsSe S .SSe No & No M ghts Yc ss sasc White state
ssS FEES"u r BEANS Dull
HAY AND sTRAV-In moderat5 sale AZ uhonanseu pi's'
HoPsoRther uiet god and without new features
New YORK; 1873, 1@lse EHste1h sns ssc pariac Coast
Ysariggs 4sioe' olds al sro"'0S' S00c' fAN'"'
@oLAss Es-DuI; no sslOs todayi 6o''te't Rehnins
W.T. okEsCspts Turpentino nrmer. quiet SAILS
$50 obs 2g' inside PsaT Common m 10 Cod strained
ocE4S fIGTs-Rates lower easter, especially for for
oncteG sd go n $40 boxes bacon. s5s; S2ou boxes
Cheese sG 800 bales & SS..9 S SS. ssG SBs d.
"a Sd d2s sd ITO tons neasarenent 400 mar 40
nnyaietSrms 1000 boxes Cheese 45e % tons Measure
nent Goods 2s glasgow. steam ooo o'dss Goa e 40
IhrougR 2s %, BRISTOL steam, LOO boIee cheese Doe
$50 pkgA Butter, 6Os Hull steam boOOo S JUN riIa ~
Cd; 200 tons on Csle. 26s: 400 tons ,,aSs saes
Flour quoted ca Their we're no Conf Sr
1000 ara Grain 6s 3D., Italian bark to Naples. 500 So o.,
sd Sses1an GsI1 Sot 70 fPaassepEs or T atmorei 70
the con tinen 900 grH DO ssr psissum a. 81 British
g Bosss1, TN 70 S.p. Di $500 Do private
shn "a ranen 200 bbis Refined do, 4si British ship u
AS."sS Sps SnSehaU ss br.h .tsansr leo L91Sn
general cargo, st current ilann 80 Sr ~
Res Lafu ano osi. Rsdned Perosm 5s steamer
TO St Nazaire, usoVo Ws orain' oa 'o rf"n' o'''''
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29

British steamer to HAVE or Antwerp sep,embr loading.
loooo do e Austrian bark 90 arrive to Cork for orders
gsSag sale only but further changes "G''G
SS Ss SS n:9 G II SS S 5a fsRS
Cases s4cluc clint Roudebush reports sales Of United
Cer,iheaes Crude peroleunl here 1000 hss al ~,
PROVISIONS PoRK-Mess declined about loc per ebl,
but closed steady very moderate business IN cash lots
shi trade In opons sales 45o b9s 3p3t = SGs9 .g
e 'gS$s 60 closing E 90 nTs "a S N 4VS sS
New, - 40SSs 7O''BEEF very quiet prices
3ao' III o$s Es% E4. India $40 Moss. ss@' s4
FfkG FF s SSSsaErc SSSsl2 FnSs Ga %sssrn Mt s
CUT MEATS in limited request and about s,eay Plckled
Hams Hams sssic; iS1 SMOKED Shoulders
SPD6S Sole 6Sr %% %% q 5 o6s Gear g9 s ss hoT Gear GO
Long and short olsaf 9a and RaIt Sl2FS 81; S
quryi cy Heavy i TO Light ISnt tsS5'ci PIGS Ec
export aud speculative business reported sales 1874
Prime se4u spot 5.s27 5s5c setting price on last can
5000 October S5a5S7 2c closing $50 bid 500 tc%
s5C ies DO Gy5rs 50 option s9je TSri
s9sSS5c October 5s5gS 30 &C. MSyS1SeG os Sz1S sS
57Z &C. do DGysrs option sa6S5.95c CIV Steam gaSi,
Ointment 81 TTRR@SarIsi m ano6aSS strictly ang
ts !ie at iu lac prices Other Kinds SSs aoqg' - s'3y %
staIc pals and haltIaps, Good % c5oo9. y gsl5gc
Common - ssSe. State ciSamciy Fan to choiSs
ase wes %sflsfb by P%SS q o1Se Sa0 West
Factory Poor Choice ole EES Market
Foor G 70 CSoes oS as 5 an SKINS ,c Farm BaTy
Western FACTORY. Fine Choico 64c Far % Good ia
c5c. Ea;. Fine 5c.I Good Primo 4itC4ao. Common
219ic; skins. 265e aheddar Fine as &C Common TO
Pair. 4d4 FGGS about STEADY tycgy light inquiry
Long Island and NewJersey 1salB; state OF Pennsyl
vana 1t6c 1870 c1nada Ia aNlJ i9c.
RICE-In jObbIng salo at late prices.
SEEDS-Sles 100 bags Flax, september delivery mainly
81 ~ and 80 bags do. spot. 81 81 3 D.
STFAPINE-Dgll easier: Western IN e8Lc: city, 6ac.,
sAle Spring pressed Western. bc ~ hhds CITY
Gl2c
sUGAR-Retnei in faIr sale; Stapilul A., Sic; Cur
Loaf s'lc; crushet s'c Powdered INA 0renulted &c
Raw grades quito rm in demand Fgfr 70 Good Rcnnlng
PA hhdS MOasses grades, 6ia.; e,stO bags lloo 5c
5a3 EhGs CuOa, 6isQ62ci Lbs hhGs Centrifugal 7aIs@
7sc
TAILOw-steldy sales, 10000 d. 5Isis057sc.
WHISkEY-NOmnal; I'll Oj2.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
OF city banks stocks the sales to-day were Park
t4Sl at 100 and Commercial Exchange 1G) at 40.
Ihe follow ing were the bidding and asking prices:

Ia railroad bonds a large business CS752, 600 was
done in Erie second consols at good recovery from
yesterdays decline the sales beng at 72a7l's0
7234 7l.OOO funded 5a selling at 707sG7107O4
071l2. Among the other speculative bonds, Mis-
souri,. Kansas and Texas frsts rallied to
71l2G71, and seconds to %, C., c. and
l. c. firsts assented TO 1913, ST. Paul sinking
funos to 1Ol0s910412, and Kansas Pacific.
Denver Division, to 1929. Canada Southern
guaranteed declined to 8449Sfl2. aud Burlington,
Cedar RaDids and Northern 5s to 6i later rallying
to So Central of New-Jcrsey issues were dull ami
steady. but Lehigh and Wilkesbarre cOnsols de-
cllned from 76@i to 7G and ended at 76I2, Rome,
Watertown and Ogdensburg yielding d to G3si.
The investment bonds were steady with few or no
transactions. Annexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
COTTON MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. Aug. 23-l23O D. m-Cotton frmer,
Midding Cpauds esd, MlddIug Orleans, G7si., sales
1900 bales intending 2Oo0 bales fr speculation export
Receipts, - 900 bales including 1850 bats American.
3qq1 higher UplaLds, low MiddEg clause August
delivery, 03d. 65sc; do, September delivery. 6sd
also b2iet DO, october delivery. 68i, also 32, DO.
August and september delivery. 6d: do. Sentembe. and
october delivery Oad also 69ad dO october aud NOYcm
Der delivery. bas2, also G'isd; do, December livery,
G3szd do December aud January delivery 68s1 Futures
firm.
Included 10000 bales American Futnres-C pands. Low
MdGlng csgse August delivery BlGd do, November and
AcSusrA. Aug '2s-Cotton frmer; New tower 10 sell,
aidunng II 90ll &c. Low Middhng. llif0 ilSci Good
Ordinary, lie; receipts - bales sales, 3s7 bales.
EsIoN, 2,.-COtton firm; MhdinR. lie: low
Midding 1O5c Good Ordinary, 10 net receipts
bales exports eoas;wie bale sales 80 baesj STOCK I3&
GALVESTON Aug. 2s-Cottor str0ng MIddliDg l-c
MlddlIne lose Good Ordinary lOlc; receipts. 202
bales zO2 bales exports roastWise $50 bales sales
Si7 bales stDCE. 1924 Oae-.
LoUisvILLE, Aug 2s-COtt0n nominal; Mlddng II i2e.
hOlILE, Aug. 2S.-CJtOn uOmInal MIddmg lie; Low
Mdn. lOssc Good Ordinary lOc; net receipts IL baltsi
stock, lS7 bales
NEW ORLEANS Aug 2s-Cotton strong Midanng IL W.;
M0ding. IOSc.; Ordinary Il s; receipts %
bales gross "A bales ales loo bales! stock i069 baos
NORFOLK, AuS. 2S.-C.OttOn nrm Mitfling, l2c net
- Dac exports cOastwise 40 bales sales no baes
stock, ga bales.
PHIstpELPHii, Aug. 2s.-Cotton hrmj Miidlng 12l,c.
L0g 1lddung l2l-c: Cool Ordinary, ai5. receipts
none gross 10 bales sales 79j bales TO spinncrs lj2
bales stock. 9ji bales.
SAyAsNAH Aug. 70 Cotton firm; Middlng II 4c; Low
Mddug. 10 &C.; Good Ordinary. lOlc. recciDts l08
bales los baes exports oOast"ise 40 bales sales 10
ST LOUIS Ang 28 Cotton higher finn Middling, &c;
Mding. i4c.; Good ordinary lOslc receipts
ST pmen SO bales sales, l30 bales stock, 1888 baes
WILMINGTON Aug 2S.-COttOn STEADY Aiddhng, 1lc.i
Low Middlne IOalc.; Ordinary, f0e receipts
bales sales, l BALE stock, lOS bales.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIyEEPooI, Avg, as--l3o p m-Bacon 81 per cwt for
Short Clear Middles.
LONDON Aug. 2S-IiS0 p. m.-spirts Of TurpentIne Is
quoted AT 20 sd al PR owt Whale Oh. e2l 1224 ton
ANTWERP Aug. 2A-fetTOcum 1854 francs FOR hne pale
American Lard closed 70 francs so oentmes 100 koA
LIVERPOOL Aug ES-oOrk-Prine dess Esstern. steady
az "a Western. dun a. as. Bacon-Cum Oerland Cat,
dun 26 6d short Rid fn a. 27 Long Gear duh AZ
2R short Clear du al Zb6d ms-Lnng cut dun Al 81
snouders steady at 2i Bee InGla Ness none N tho mar
kst Extra s-ady at s9 Pme the market
IaTI-Pnme Western. duh at 81. Tallow-Prime CITY,
STEADY S2ied. Turpentne-Spsils, dull at -. Rosn-
American Choice dull AZ 81 Lardon dtn at 80. Flour
state 236d WheatSuring. 3, steady At
SD for southern; spring, Nc. 2, Neady al o9di New
Western Winter -teady NJ alld.i NeN southern winters
s,eady at pL Corn-Mixed, steady 4sd. Cottouseod
SstISelIow American steady %. Rsn--Comlnon, at
London steady Add Turpentine-spl1is' at LONDON
AZ M
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
Foreign exchange was dull and wea
rndnced to the following quotations

Tic governOrs OF the Bank Of England at tbelr
weekly meeting to-day made no change in the
banks posted rate for diseouB,s and IL remains at
per cent. Outside of the bank the money market
il reported 90 be hardening. but not SO much 80 as
vet To approach the bank rate. During the
week the bank lost f531 900 bullion, sup
nlemented by a further loss to-day of 200, ,0O0
The ratio of reserve to liabilities, which
last week was 557Ie, Is now 5s7s per
cent. Contrary the indications before given out
Of the London silver market the price OF silver to-
day declined 14d. TO 51l2d. per ounce. AT the
stock Exchange. to-day was ticket day, and to-
morrow Will be settling day. British conso's
covered and closed at 97lils for both money and
account. United States bonds were unchanged. In
American railways the Fries were active the common
stnct opening M 10 per cent at 24Os and rising to
o5Sa closed AT 25s the preferred rallied per cert
20 AZ. second consols were Ia and funded IS l
per cent higher. Illinois Central declined 70 30.
Jersey Central consols dropping 70 Vyia ana iatef
recovering to 100i2 Central OF New-JerScy stoeK
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
DoMEsTIC MARKETS.

puyTAlo Y Y. Aug. 2s.-FlOur in good demand salts
900 bbls az unchanged prices Wheat IN ng1t GnIng ae
proes generally unchanged Coru IN moderate reqpes ana
sbsds easier saes OUO bush. NO Western on private
1eprs. 800 bush do. 30c. 25VOn bush NO western
en- private terms quiet Old no. western S4ei New
10 9o69le. etaIe, S6d3Sc. Barlsy-Nothlng domg Nv
neglected Coo Highwines quiet Cty Made u W
T1y1 O5. other articles unchanged. 49,.
ssu,cIco Ans R-FlouI nSMlsally unchanged Wheat
,etye arm and higher No Chicago sprng tee No. go
cash according 10 date OF feceipls bfke, sep
t.mbsr S7adSfac October NO do, 81 eoxo heloetSu
67a Corn N fair demand and higher NJ Sa%9Sse@ easn
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29

Domestic exchanges on New-York at the places
named -ire quoted as follows: savannah, ST.
pTemium; Charleston, SIGGl4 premium; New-Or-
leans, commercial lsGSls and bank 4 premium;
ST. Louis l1o discount Chicago Ito discount to- l1o
premium and Boston 20 cents premium. lhe
Tinted States Treasurer at Washington to-
day received S1S0,000 in National bank notes for
redemption. The customs receipts were $3.50, 600,
and the internal revenue receipts were S34O, 600.
The following is the Clearing House statement for
to-dayi Exchanges $76,75s,6O8; balances,
50 Gil 9G2. The business at the Sub-Treasury COW
cred Receipts, S1,95l, LOG; payments. 50 236, ,7S1;
currency balance $43,699,55S: coin balance.
1888. .393.330.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Fer YorA KtUsr. Tesse,s anf R1ur5th
THURSDAY. Aug. %, 1879.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
THURSDAY. Aug. =, 1879.

ASiiES-StoafT. quet.
COFFEE-ad Grades rather quiet bur steady sales l'00
Natas4r private RIO Grades modes 2c.v active,
steady Ordinary TO Prime CarQocs lltnlfhc Fair Do
- aC here J4j bag BDeT- 2f3 bags CITY
OF Para - at Baltimore, 900 bags "Campaacu" private
terms.
COTiON-spos l4 higher and quiet Sales 300 bales
Of Which 50 ls evening AL for consumpu1n driyeTe, on
contract yesterday, 500 bales Receipts at the pCr 423
bales 81 This day week 37j this dag last year.
total since september !, 444J.29J bales.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-29
EUHoPEAx FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON. Aug 2S-l23O D. m.-Couso-. 979,ed; for both
money and the T. :. bonds. four aud half
cents lOSEnc llway shares. - y preferred al Erie
sseopd co1s9is Ij' Illinois Central 50; NewJersey 100
LoSDoS, Aug 2s-i p m.-Pars duote three per
cent rcnics at - francs 95 crHtnos for the
LONDON. Aug. 2S-3 -. m.-rho bullion IN the Bank OF
EnHa Ia, decreased s,30OO during tine past The
proportion oi tire Bank of England reserve o liability. which
last veet was 5s'Is per cent, Is now 5sT per cent
LyN1ON Aug. 2--4 y. Ia -COnsOis, 51ilIa Tor both
money and the account. L =. bonds. and hnlf
cents lo EueI,arosd preferred - do second conso!s.
I49 Neville Central COrsOs, luO's- The amount OF
button withdrawn from the Bank OF England balance
ndavs ioiH a. Pans avIccs per
al 80 francs 30 ceHtmcs for the
LoNION Aug Zs.slIyer 1. auoi.d at 81 y ner ounce.