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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-17
SUMMARY CT LAW CASES.


A discharge in bankruptcy granted yesterday.
in United States District Court. by Judge Choate
to Thomas Monahan.
Judge Choate. Of the United States District Court,
will hear motions to-day in the United States Cir
cult Court. in the absence Of Judge Blatchford.
decision was rendered yesterday by Judge
Choate in the United States District Court in the
several suits in admiralty against the steam tug E
W. Gorgas. brought respectively by T. McGovefn.
T. Joyce and ]. Hanrugan. The libel in each case
was dismissed with costs.
The Davenport investigation was continued yester-
day before United States Commissioner Lyman.
Michael Norton. sigismund Klingenstein and John
Williams, who arrested at the time Of the cleo
ton for using 1868 papers. repeated the testimony
given before the Congressional Committee The in
vestgaion then adjourned until the 22d inst at
Writs of habeas corpus and certorari were yester-
day obtained from Judge Potter behalf of Michael
Ford recently charged with inaicting injuries upon
Austin Nolan. Nolan died. but Ford was not
blamed by the Coroner's jury Nevertheless the
Police Justice being absent. he hss been confined in
the Tombs.
ceiver of the assets of the Arm Of Belden Co. As
such receiver Mr. Best yesterday fled his report in the
Court Of Common Pleas. In his report he states the
aggregate of moneys and securities which have come
into his hands since his receivership $436 DOT 10.
Judge Larremore yesterday appointed Mr.. Everett
p Wheeler to take proofs upon the receivers report.
The United States Life Insurance. Company have
brought suit in the Supreme Court against Mrs. f.
Catherine Wilkes, of Troy. N. Y. to have three poll
cies aggregating 900, the life OF her husband.
Harrison Wilkes, annulled The policies were pro-
cured on the 2lst OF April last and made payable to
her should she survive her husband. Mr.. Wilkes
died on the 18th of May last. and the company now
declare that there fraud in making false answers
to questions in the applications for the policies
sanity when in fact he had been adjudged lunatic
in unatico proceedings Any transfer of the policies
yesterday enjoined by Judge Donohue
Judge Donohue yesterday rendered Q decision on
the motion to vacate an injunction in the suit OF
James H. Breslin & Walter b. Sweet, lessees OF the
brighton Beach Hotel, against Henry Hamilton. to
restrain the latter from stationing driving his
coaches the roadway leading from the hotel to
the Concourse. 1t was claimed that this was pri-
vate roadway. Judge Donohue denies the motion,
holding that the plaintiffs did not have the exclusive
right to the road such privilege not being included
in their lease and that the company leasing the
hotel cannot be supposed to retain the right to
noy the plaintiffs by giving to other persons the
right to block up places necessary to approach the
hotel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-17
OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSIT

OFFICIAL REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The following is q statement showing the rea
estste transactions recorded In the Registers ofc
July 16 1875
18th st. Es. MS 81 277 his l,snsi MARI Storey
ss.sA II, t s..ss $ sss5s:: :.a: $500
William Nools to haehs e. p v atm
.ss a.p. Ct a 5sn.
Lssingt9nc Az n cs. .. q Nun St. 7sxioon
soiS .Sd n. s.IIs /
gus, Baumesr Ten ana wife e John H. Dsane:: 1902
s.sa ssf. Appleton a1 to Mary shs,
l4sS ST. n 8: 100 ii v ois,h av 7s5xss ii John
d. Robinson and wife and others 70 Anna G. Robin
s4sh s., s. as5 Il. # iih Az ao.ioo5 Ed S.
ward kilpstiisk and VIZ. to Austin Abbot. 1880
L. Romans to Channcey Kilmer ................ $500
iUss 1iss 3 ss
lleth ST. g.. no r. e Of 9Th sv., lsa exrregulsr;
::s i:s.y aaS Il & lso.s s. s. sosss:
ti No. ss ' VIM a.ss"is 70 ' Isai. i h.1s
lls: Issi = AS.,;,
TN F;ss;y s'. ;s,,, 1850
'' lam Ii Ii ss and VIE = II Edmund
RECORDED MORTGA6Ks
to John g. ssa .s E.rs.s
Bailey, S. to William f. Scott s. i. Of o5ii st..
Bsa%ssrssn, Aug. to Susan spofiord n s. Of ii6,i
Bs. J q Is; to s' Dss SS e
R.scn, Jane. e. and others to Morii; sisinIaIdt ~
Of se.h ST. OF 9Th av.; years .,.. 2ooot
Same to Sslig steinhardt. Of 6eth ST., of 5th
Brown. K. j. and vile. to Ann q Brown w. s. OF Sd
av., s. of l24th st.; 5Oo(
Cohen J. and wife. 70 s. Cross No. II Hester st.;5
casans H. and vie 10 Cath sras b. Davis lex. '
psnsI o. es to sss ses: s
pon. Margaret and husband 70 Anna T. Fabcr i'o'
Ford, Abbey, to Sarah 4. Weight S. O. Of 10th st,
Hss. Of an. as si H.p ss Wiism Is warden %
corner II 9Th sv and 57th St years. Is O0
H:rss M.% sPS s 10 A'ee: IL
Romans Marie L., to Alexander Blum, g. g. Of sotn
St. Of 9Th papers,; years. 1000
Bank. z of Grand st.. Of Goerck st; year.. 400
2s s0:ipn s.f;'I p.ss
o %snH p ii. and wife. to j. Clinton n " cor; 81
nsr Of iesinston ay and iiith e. ysars. 200
Sherwood Mary s, and hu.banS to Charles H. os.
stewart, Elisa, to A. i. Wsn.si and another. No
s,sres, a s.ran TO- q Il H.rt.ci ;caarii.n i'o
&eJ : s. Of sosa St, e. Of Madison sy years.. 4.ou
West. a. e & Pl .t oar and smother aius'oes %.
woeii Isabella to Prcsa Davis s' u sd st..
sn psconoy year assias.Ksrs o. son,a.o.. LOO
Germsn Savings Bank Of Morr,sania 10 !. Il.
Hunt. William q. Gexccutor. &cj to Maria i.
Kanns cSarlss TO Caroline ericxe
Spoford, Susan. 10 J. Ii. Rhoadcs and others (ex-
ecutors. ac) 500
sniaen' Phsbe j. to George g. circnnc. ...
Staab, William, to Rubsam Horrinann.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-07-17

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, 1879-07-24


tt00 FHODUCrS--Were rather quiet, but AVER.
nRel tfsacr, chiefly bccanss Of 1rnor to,,e IN
hugs. tho receipts Of which iaye faltrn OH 10
rather low point In consequence Of thu recent de-
rrrsaon In nrlces. The reports from Liverpool
prodhct IRON ths city continue on an actIve scale,
warrHntng tho bclio' that not one.quartor Of tho
aateh malle Tor shipment aro reported.
MISS ponx-Alvanccu 1:!f9bl5c por bfl, md
closed l1,sc nboyo tic 3attAt ptIces OF Tuesday,
Sales wcrc reputcd Of 10 brll spot at 2B 81; =
nrIa scer August at Ss. 10GeB 81; TO- Io brla sell
or September at ~ 17]slS. NJ. Total, ~ 070 brs,
Tho market closed nrn at 81. GbS. II for cash,
or srlcr July. ss..o,nE2H.15 for August, s.. 3ai
1A..5 for septcmber, and about 49, :I7hGlH 10 for
October Prime ncss and cxtsa mess wero cutlto-
ly nominal.
LAnD-Adsaneed exc per 100 Tbs. though ccu-
orally dnl! Sales wero reported of TO tcs spot at
Sj.GD; d. 900 tcs nt1cr Anruat at St. G1HGb5. 10:
=, 100 tcs sellos scptcmbcrat s 7ah1,3. 76; l. $50
tca seller Oetobor at 81. 75Gt 774; and |. QUO tea
seller tho xeur ~ So 5',iGi 800. Total o. fUu tcy
Thn haE ktt cusel sIeauy at $j.G71sGi5 70 spot or
seller july, 1.t7!1 90. 10 for seller August, and
81. 1a!4GhS Is fur eep;cnibct.
NEATs.- Wese in fAir dc,,and. md improved
?1G6c per 1oU lbs. There was less doing ii local
futures. but ahparentlY y good expnst Inquiry
though mt many tsnnsactons wets made l.mhliC,
salos WdFc ronoEtcd of leD .cs swcut- btcklcd
1hondesa at 81; 10; 559 boxes long claars, pastly
10U boxgs short c'sar bacss on private i.rm4; l10
boxea short tIbs ut $4.27lt; md Il, nDl, iDo lis
short rHh l0D4t) at ~. 10 srut, 81 UI}la4. OIL.
sc',er August: s.: 0524. !1 seller September, md
81. .1Is3QJ I. Ii s1cr October.
Tho clnsnK pFiccs Ut Tic leading Cuts of meats
nljuHt fn11OWN!
, 1879-07-24

Tho following Instruments were died for rec
ord Tuesday, July p:
err PROPERTY.
Thirty -scycnth ct, 0o!s ftw Of I1ubhs at.
{. 4xloo &, , dated July IL u. shurseaa ,oo
wsst e !:isssdt Msnalsth Tni It. iii Il q Lncun ii.
-, :ixls3 It. aataa Jnly Ii tM. j. una oo-
ao5as d T. rtf* IT, ai + e. rsis1! " lsalaxx it. vi as
2lxl.a It. 1atel July III IA. and u.
| Sto+stigrt In August i1cckcl..... So. 1000
Church vi. III It oT Centre 1t. " 1, Tax
1aa It, antea Jply s@ tpen]a.uln Rca'a
Emu.sa 1n lsSts H. L oi rhir,y:sxtn It.
{, tAxl.3 z 10 II, antsd July 9! IA. II.
.JunEo IT nj. tn harlcA Gtb*Una ....:..., 700
Wcat Taylor Ut: sotwesn ~ood and Ita-
cntn xtH, II, 1D;lxlu! II, with II! 4.i0x
100 II, in same block dated July Il
thamuel tienr 10 John J. slmnMn'..... 4+950
State NJ. III. Il n uf Thirty. .Aeyunth It,.
I. III It 10 Dearuurn Vt. dated Jniy II .
Samuel tietlr 10 t:urnolln +. Jackson}.. 1900
aS n ;' ftw ,,s,.n Ct in9x rtne - 4; 1rd: ok
riousuay ssss 10 1s'1 s Ii hpsle' Ct oyn. II.
!. .USt00 II dated ju'y7 rs. T. Gushing -.
pfeser 's Il, nssr M Witt It " T. !0xoo #. 'oo
DATED Junu ". Lan'oin ct al to I;rlck
waao 'ta;iii II. Id Il Il uuifcr Il. ai,
x1:5 4. dated July II William Mahcr
wsst W. ta TWca!y I'LL il: si4;. II ii w:st ''0o0
crnax ~ :4xl.:i Il. da!cd July Is III.
mud T. Il. WhkeMan u i. 4. WctdtnI. GOO
~" iii ~ rion :, ,.n.na II h,,v - ~ ~
ct,'n, - T. Ia.un Hay ~ ,,! - un3 ~ mo
oasr!; fxis3a: t. T. d.ts AZ tJnIyTttn Jans toa., m
yfns,," - IL. r ~ r.un 4oo
{. 2ax1.5ts IT, Iatad June II Ill.
neh"cls1hai u 'oAcpp oaa"yl'.''''''.. eoo
SOUTH " Clrr LIMITS, WITHIN hAnlus or SEVEN
NLEH or TIE CouAT'HouHE.
Thtrty. ninth 1t, 1H1 II " OF Stewart ay
Mf. saxl.!H Il, dutrd July ~ (K, ii.
liuttcrauld 10 i iicfr0nj ;. -, ,,,,S 800
Prairie ay, . v cor ot FoTty. susona st.of.
l.OxluU II, dAtca July II iSou mud ...
uFoa1 to atnFFy helsoH}......" 1850
Thu following lHstrutncnts Wero G!ed for
record "Wednesday, July ~:
,,rv rroprurr
,so =. t,,.". ,,,',t,,
ctoss ~, r.; II " harrJ fo,ht tnaa.
!, .n1! ~ y, ua'eH nee. ~ 1878 iA. -.
1.is,h a. Aro"G5 T. :, a. - hesney3s'... ooo
'MhM u'n a. -" ~ y =. ,algMos st' : !. at1
s.M ~ f Matga t.uy <I''eh H. saah. o,,
,r. uets H ~ nssa g" E'nGe! .I ..:.; 1f+h-o
AI1 nI ~" "1oh,, ~ Il s' sasa -, ~ % %%aeu
ifon,yl ~ '. 7 anE
West I;hirty.sucnnti st " nf Hohl.n,1 ~
NJ, h(lxi3l II. uutpi NaT lJohn Ii.
jotra to Mary Ionesl,.. 80. ~. ,.... 1,b9o
, 1879-07-24

d,,r g. S'Itc n mt aa'ac free OH board. Tota st,~
NJ HY'-wa. nj ayatn IN good request mud ..cn,y.
WI WA H.so1el a. hle ph With no uItsrInga. Rejected
y ~ WI ~; n'v!Gal r. nsc ta.h rules rcnotte
Isr V Taa Sn T." d I'D II re' IL, :ioo In by sample nt ~
,,Il mAnLEy,-Na. nes,,nal nj tho slan.iiur quota.
oIi % No. ftS!n;f # M va qnt' r ss 'c!l're and
snlt ht 'dc. few exhlnl.uu xit1nIcs nj nu,y bar+
T. s1 ,,a,, u,S n,rHxaR. , weis t,cate ropd u,aty. II
nist nf tnnaes Or injury fron rhuwcrr. Tha West.
cry tnTmcr* havc learned thG tmuorancn Of sccl,r.
tnt tha grain A. so'n m posstou, anil xono think
4 lnrecr bcrccntavo Of tho cru, tJ,Hn npnni Viii
POSSESS tho qnasiies Of line brewing barley. tssh
salea wcro reported Ut 200 hn M. Il at a4c.
MORNING. CALI.
afcEs pns1-satcs: &. 700 br,s nt SH..o far Auonst
n1Ml 81 fDr Scntcmhcr. Lard, ITO tc. Mt ST. 10
q sts4.0l!t:s: IL i"r Ucober whent-dso dix o', i"s Is
st sersse XIX %tet s seni S sSS t.
rel nt 81 20 fnr August. Gorn-aO1. mo bs al yc
St 1 hs tof AF'f o h and :, ;;S9Hs "r
August and 9ihc fur September.
AFTERNOON CHILL.
Wheat wins abnut 'lc lower, with aatts Of :}1n 0oo
f1 ut is!Gailc for September and lh.ti4pis;c ior
s4nf;t Tantet whst a. 90 b sesI 'y ].
Ter Anguss i!t dt37c far September. aud }kic far
the your. Oats-l5. 900 hn at u for AnRl,Fl and
eu uI nGhrmnef. MEAS tufk e!nsn1 u irHnECr al
5g for AnVuas and IS; 40GGH. 4.H int Sop
for acpto1nber mud 81. 25 for tho year, Lard was
etrGngcr, 'nlcf bcng n,ado Of =. oh0 les nj 95 7k
rbs-;so0. QUO ns It 81 .l7!f for september.
LATER.
Wheat WIS stronger aftcr lin cn11 Aneuat sold
r. shia*c dnsFn tn Dc, anl cfosod at N|,Sc, anil
septcmhnr cloacd at !l1r, sclliuE At Di6DUic.
corn was 1niet at 3Gsc seller for August, and BIC
for September.
Mcss poFk wa. qnlc. at 81. 10 for September. and
short ribs ut 81, ~ Tor DO 3'>'
, 1879-07-24

Long cicnrs 1notcd nt 81 20 loose nnt! II. 37,i
boxed; CMmbrf!anls, lsiGe5c boxed; iong cut
ias " ~ s.ssSs s,yeetr'es!ed F n; ss sssc for
W7tsc: gseon shoulders 3..Ga35.c. '''@"' ~
Duc0n quoted NJ 4ti41lssu for shoulders, 4,sM
&C tor short E!hs b!i9S3a.c for s,ort cluurp 81
Gtnc far hama. all canynsrtt and packed,
tlnEAsE-Was qutet ut .lti1thc ror white. 4Ga4Hc
far Eno.! ycllow. and 'satdt&G Tor brown.
nEEr--Waa .qu1et at S0.0uGlD. - for ,ncs..
$40. .00Gf TO- "6 for extra moss, and 51B 5UGblU Od
for hans.
TAtlow-Wua nominal at 5A05Ec for city ind
63aQt54c for country.
, 1879-07-24

FLoCR-"as rather quiet. but chiony becsuso Of
small stocks. Thcre was good lc,nand for springs
for expnTt. AMI not much offered, sellers Stating
TINT they not only arc baro but thar thcrc IL scarce.
ly any remaining in country hands, Vhe mills
used up nil tile lower grades during tho past fey
months, md had not enough 10 Keep them busy.
but vera nNahc to nny No. = at the premium, paid
for 1t here; and now tare Ia yirtually o old wheat
luft In tho spring sections, Wills the new ~ arly
ready TO grind yat. Winters wero quoted saatiye.
y tame. Sales wcro reported Of 6a0 bss winters.
parly at sb 90; l. 15o br!s double extraa. chiefly
at $i.5o4 60; 200 brls sprlug extras ut ST. 76;
and 100 brls Eyo flour at G3. 10. Total 9, l3O trls,
The following WAS the nominal range Of pslccs at
, 1879-07-24

July q III. Qrccncheum to II. 3. ..
Lps : II Mc.,ras'* i."ts ii 10 III. 1l"ck j
IT 9tn"fs' nrrt nn !, srr. ::li IN H.
dated July 10 Fidelity Swings Bunk 10
Juhn CerYr,1knl ". OFF
, 1879-07-24
MOVEMENT or WHEAT.
Tic following al,ows tic receipts and ship
mania nf 1rhsnI nj t,ctt.i n, nj


July M.-fscecsDte-FIour, 7,:t..9 brls: wheat,
N1,2 ,27D bu; corn, 7f,543 bu; oats, 1D,075 bu;
coru-mcal, 2oi psga; rye, 2,a63 bu; unll,
e,17as oa; pork, 10 bgls; hcei, 1,3f0 tcs: cut
nents, 8,S05 'plgs; larI, Gs8 tcs; whisky, iii
pk9s.
Erpofts-For twcnty-fou honra-F1onr, II, ,0o0
hrls; Wheat, t4l,0oo TIL; cori't lf1, ,000 bu.
purAn,.r GOODS RECEIVED
Mt Chicago. July y: N. F. ElIithrope, case
needles; Kantxlcr & 1Eargls, cases cigars; L.
HOLMAN, case cigars; Kalman Bros, cases
ctgnrs. Collections, $4,t37.73.
, 1879-07-24

SAN FRANCISCO, Ju1y 93-Fo1l0wfng wero tn
closing quotations It tbs Stock D0Arsl:

40MEEGH.
LONDON, July e9.-Conso1s, W 1516.
Anlericun SccurtiCs-Il1ino!s Contsnl, 803< !;
Peunsvlyanin Central, AN; Reading, 02N:
Erie, 23i!{: preferred. Wx.
uns,el States Bonds-Ncw Is, to551; 4Hs,
1004 IA, 105M.
gland Ell 900 y
PARIS, july a9.-Rentes, eafG Goc.
, 1879-07-24

CATTLE-Ths reported sales indicated but TIL.
Hing cAAnge in values. Tic demand, AZ on lilo
preceding duyp Of the week, chiefly confined to
fat shipping cattle. oxtsa bccres tor export, ami
TexAnn. For tho grades first mentioned thu INA
was fairly active, and prcyous prices wore firmly
supported. while Tor Texan. tof which tho supply
WINS iargg) and common aal medium natycs the dc.
1uand was restricted. and pstcea again tended In
buyors' lny0r. That tAera waa not a material do.
cnc was rather surprising, In view Of tic fact tlat
reports frun tho maskets below huvo been running
Ind OF late. al TINT onr roceints coattnno heavy.
Tho bulk OF the INT cattle wcrr worried oG durip!
tho day, but OF Texans and thIn natives a good
,naay remained IN tho yards unsolA at tho cluso
TrndfnY was at 81. :UGe2. % fat scalnwaqs. At
81. u for poor to .unh native hutc!ltrs cows
ana Texas throHrf cattle at -. h0fDI. III fur COM
f1r cllacn to Extra grader, such kun tor tho
FtfN .t,hr knF
, 1879-07-24

Extra nenvof-t3rus!et! steers, we1ghin;
l.i00 lbs aud upwurtH. >. -.
Cholce Hceyrs--l'inc. lat. we!l-toTn,ed
BiGess. weighing !. 9f,1 to ], la0 ll,s. ;.
Gn1d Observation-Disclosures atecrs,
weighing |. 100 10 |, 3pU lbs ...... -.
sfellu1n taralcs-Stoers III fatf flesh,
wclslltnf' l, 1ti0 II !, e0tl lbs -. ......
tlutctlers' s'6lock-Fooft1 common st0era
md common to choice coWs, for city
slaughter. xC!El,tng htl1 10 1,05U lbs
stnck CMttlc-CotHInon catt1c, Weighing
Infcrior-l:tght unts thin cows, huffars,
Texas Cutie Through druycY. ........,
Yuals, Gar 100 it,4 4.,,,.,,,,,.,.,,.,,
, 1879-07-24

Tile following wcru thc receipts md shu-
n,cnss Of tie lending hsttcfcs of prclurc In this
city during the twenty.folr hnurs ending at7
o'clock IN Wednesday snornfllg, with con,part-
epus:
, 1879-07-24

i-ntcst quotations for Jn1v delivery on tho
lealing artcfes fur the Inst two business days:
, 1879-07-24

IRA HOLMES.
GENERAL HtOkER
III WASHtNuTUS.sT.
l1ss for sar. .. ........
Gl0k COUNTY lONI,5.
-.......... WnHt4
THIRD NATIONAL HANK itKCErVE1l'B CErTtFr.
GATES.
, 1879-07-24

nlso nai far lon. Htnck Il en,alI. ami for ahnrta
@G ~ 10 marx. " nasrb: lungs neglected. ai,i mrs
9:ote1 At 1s6t?R!t markf. The imports a!nco Drc
lb were A., U.it bUxc..
1Nronfs INTO THE usfrEp KINGDOM.
Tho foltnwi,iE tnblc slnws tho quantities nf
ilo,ir, w!cat nl rnrn it,,st,rcl nto thu United
ktnst!0n for the pcrlnis natnod:
tlrek saI'no iittk tntiluq
.jafy III, fH7s,. .fniyon 1H7a
Tsolr tacks.. ~. lMtlat no. un1 si5 t,|Hs 10, Noo
Whfnt, Hrs... 1f Nfh)Gk9tt1 ttk .0, ,Dt.k..0, OtAi
CoF't qrs...."S5 000Q8.00 UuU :34D, UU0GEJ4:, QUU
, 1879-07-24

1tMAS-Wa. active md fsmos, the t'smnnt. brtnE
larger shan usual. sa!ss .ynEo 1ao tons ut IL. %
Oil bonrd
!Goas-stxA1-sa1e va. made OF 10 tons coarse a.
MlnDitsus--sa wera 30 tons ut 80. no11o, Co.
s"pHysSqIs ~. %sSo ot 10 ton. Ct 81 &c.
Irregular foo1nH during yrcat nars Of TIC session.
TIE IT, market fas noxt mgnl closed He above ils
Sas "s assas s,as rns h' ,9: a.So's a.ss;s e.
sss saa sta syers Ta oa 3t WITH "f,s Sso.p!s. Ct,
10 Teso VIZ wa aos Sss Sss,ss:: ss
ha trailing va. ccy ncs' 4ho 4heIsui rseun. t.'guy sia
ws.e aa.'s snail. rho chief pant n III situation
They regard tho situation AZ wcnk, witt Kucnc
pulled ont of tho dual. nnh new wlrat beginning
,o l,oso. Ar an y are tfeo aellurs batb here md ii
arc cabl Ing otcra To- ilc otter ade Of TIM Atlantic
20 lresly as to make NATURAL 4ircreneo in. tho
oe 81 s y aS ,e
demand here yetstnsday: No. = spnt coHod tGJ,lc
aoi S9; ! a5.ot q s5.s: Ausust so on NJ eailY
ijSs: @ Aei!ef $eRtsniSss sold 4 dl! a5ss: sle:.
aM @ Jny Il nSosSc eiosi%v a. s t spoi
sales wcrn reported of ~, Gn0 hu No. ut Nt1
sMl;c; !, +oo n No. . a. vs.. soc: Ia 900 pu If
atU'c ffrs o. boarsl esfs. To,ai. M o'i ID. H. - :"
w,sr.a WnEar-was ~ goo.l deli.antI for sh!p-
en Mt ,ahe1 sa %s! 9ss IN hht u
crim,aateh aeaiast Fcce'pts IN hou.es Hot on tic
south siae. tho seaao" aSng .hc fe!atIys dnlculty
q ~: %ots ;sSe:s' 5 Il i;S 55o @ Sa No.. Sss'i
nn 4s 4 81 o & + a,1ss h to !, l09H # #
~ Gu0 % sa!lsi Aagaat II s. 900 l'ooI;4 too
!. NJ. ~ n5tsn7e; ~ so, o. y! BY sa.npls IT 3Xe
irsc OF board cars. Toal *pot sales, s, s0t, b.
oruEM WtiEAr-Sele was made of l.u00 bu
ml1sd M At o5Me and 45 tons screenings At sl7 600
cuRN-Was rather ,quet. but arn. Tho market
rt!ets yefy steaay tqrlns the creator psrt q .he
aboyo tho latrst quotations uf Tucsday. Tho
IN advance g. 1l.l pcr eai.tal. hui our rrccip!s
there was ID. = much de;nuna ior
t9s de.nand i"r futures. oasinx tue M'"'I,1! bu!x
9f .he o,sIncss 10 cot4.s ot o!sngss from August
sps'!ea 4 MIl.e. soia i ;ISs, md advanced 70
;e as I 1sy @ aue' Sai slssSs sS1a . & 4;
ont*l1o ss!es @ shs ysas sala At ashe. CasI. eofa
fp.sa 2 a. n aer sS 4 mon!na
Hs* m,fsi sn Tessts At sA ESss; 90 SS9 81 81
aoGa:'9Gc free on boar'l ears; 40o 1a ears Ut 'c;
asa , Al 5soo bu not gFaued ata5c a'!oat, Toaul.
0AFs--Wsre quiet and average lovor, closing
about no yama " on tho pravsous uyenlnx. Thu
oHs.inss OF cash were small, with Morn tAquiEy,
futures wsakeuc1 rally under Fashcr. froo OFFER
tog. WIN ltio demand, but recovered la'es, SELL
Il IT, ss tsynx wsss Ssss ~
ors"si i Wv ssd sla.sa ~ :! 'tS sss sf Septs%sss
, 1879-07-24

JAlAN ESCoLOHE1i.
Common to f'ttr. :, 1Sff:M
Superior to itnu... :'5Gt,i's
Extra line to !lslcst ! 4Hi553
MEM USCoEOREn.
Fair 10 good ~. .:iNfa'a1
S1ssrri1r to tine..,4 An Al
Extra fine to tIl,tHt3:tGS:i3
Garden E,lcxcll....b2 ltGj
0oLOSt1.
Common 10 fAtr. '. 1HGo28
s Superior tn 1lne...3 314t II,
Extra Tine 10 flness 4tfy;H
Choicest { ...... .ft0G1n
H1DUfttsNu AMI COMO.
Superior to aue. 9BD46
, 1879-07-24

r g. bALTnNBTALL, H. u, K1nDKN co.,
Chicago. .. . New TusK '
aALTOSsTALL, KIDnEK L CU.,
III l.hsalIu.nt.. t:hlrnxo,
S1iutM HNUKEHH.
Fhtc* 0f &o1l44lun. stock Lisa on 1u and ali III.
foE!naIion furnished uli application. Wv ~'" -@' '''
ssss1s paonsta!l. ki.1er rTnk, Of our tlrtr. als
h'eIutcra ut thH New York stock ExctanYp, "
, 1879-07-24

EGI3-WEre dull and Irregular. UuorIuteud
lots wcFe quoted Mt 71sGtsc per dox. The re-.
CENTS hrs In bad order. and tho loss In many
!nRtaneee severe.
FlSit-Tiera was a firm 1sh mnrkct. Do;, tho
local anA country demand was bo.al, and, ns
stocks nrs light. tusro no disposition to uhaIo
, 1879-07-24

detate demand, md sttntty
Hafea wsrD Fepofleu OF 100
10 batls Of 81. 0t per gallon
let and unchanged, Small
= and roce.yH PROMPT nj
tlo range 0f pricos for wool
,HIny for small let's:
.....,.......... .13di3B
st....... .3tI6+.,.I
...,..,... 2:}6t9:,77
.....................16 16Mn;f
,~..................20H .20H..!5
.... >. ............:iH5t4 10
o good. ............30137
The Jewish advance., 1879-08-22
The Late GiacOmO Dina.

The Rome correspondent Of the Lon
don Times writes
1.-The Opinione newspaper has, during
the last thirty years, been so often hon
orably quoted in the TSnaes and, in fact,
in all the leading papers of Europe, that
brief notice Of Giacomo Dina, who
was it's editor-in- chief and director from
almost the date of it's foundation, may
not be uninteresting. Indeed, I feel
convinced that [ am but expressing,
with my own, the sentiment of all your
correspondents who have written from
Italy during the period that some slight
tribute in your columns is due to the
memory of one from whom they invari-
ably received the greatest courtesy, and,
whenever they required it, the most COR
daily rendered assistance and informa-
tiOn.
But his memory has far higher
claim than our recognition of his per-
sonal merits; he was one of the most il
lustrious of Italian journalists, and
through the columns of the Opinione he
exercised decided and beneficial in
fuence on the destinies of his country,
Trusted by Count Cavour, who, recog-
nizing his honesty and independence of
character, held him in high esteem as a
friend and companion rather than as an
instrument to the accomplishment of
his grand programme, Dina, through the
Opiniome, became not only the faithful
interpreter of that great statesman's s
policy, but it's staunch supporter when
many others doubted. He wrote strenu-
ously in favor of Cavour's idea of TAX
ing part in the Crimean war, foreseeing
I and foretelling the advantages Italy
would derive through that participa-
ton.
by La Marmora, also, Dina was held
in afectionate regard, and that distin-