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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-10-31

II you want te get rid Of pimples, bOils
tetteF, &C., use "Iindsey's Blood Searcher.
Sold by all druggists,
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-10-31
shtaoula, and Psrshal Kingsville.
Never since healing remedies have b

Never since healing remedies have been
used by suffering man, has there been
known such absolute Pain-relieYing agents
as the Centaur Liniments, Whether it be
pain in the baek, wounds, burns or SWELL
ings On man or woman, or strains, sprains,
gals or lameness Of animals, the Centsur
Liniments. sooth. heal and cure. $3.50
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-10-31

Keep your bowels and kidneys in healthy
state by the use Of Kidney-Wort.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-10-31

Tea! Teal Teal Tea! A fresh stock Of
new crop japan, Young HysOn, Gunpow-
der and Black, at old prices. Remember
there is no advance in tea at Gee 6 Rogers
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-10-31

Every body that has tried our mixed cof-
fee says it is the best. Try it and see what
you think. Gee & Rogers.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-10-31

We take pleasure in announcing to the
ladies of Ashtabula and other towns in
this vicinity that we are now able to show
them the largest and best selected stock
of New Millinery ever displayed in this
county. A visit to our sales rooms, over
G; W. Chamberlin's boot and shoe store,
will varify TO you the truth Of our state
ment. Mrs. F. NJ. PIERCE.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-10-31

Just received at Mrs. F. NJ Pierce's, an
Immense Stock of Winter Millinery, con-
sisting in part of Hats in Wool Felts, Fur
Felts, Beavers, &C.; also the New Fancy
Trimming Yelvess and Fancy Feathers,
Tips, Plumes, Birds, &C., &c.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-10-31

Wegive recipe and warrant fast color
just tell US the amount you want colored
don't forget thls when you color a carpet
again. Gee & Rogers. Prices lower than
nv the old process.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-10-31

best. Gee 8 Rogers have them.
Full line Majolica Ware at
56-7 SAVAGE Bros.
FoR RENT.-The store formerly oecu-
pied by E. G. Pierce as a clothing store,
has been thoroughly reftted and will
be rented at a reasonable price. Also the
two front rooms on second floor. En-
qure of Mrs. E. G. Pierce or S. R.
Harris, 53tf
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-10-31

FowLNG PIECE For SALE.-An excellent
second hand, double barrelled shot gun for
sale, at low price, if applied for socn.
Inquire at the TELEGRAPH Office. If
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-10-31
s'TrutIa isLIre,,

There is nothing that tends to relieve
the human frame from the tolls and tumults
of every day life more than quiet rest and
sleep at night, PRTTaeIee's Dyspepsia Com
PO1eld Will make you sleep as sweetly as
you could desire, for the most frequent
cause Of sleeplessness is dyspepsia, and by
the use of this compound the liver is stim-
ulated to healthy action, and you ''feel
like new man. and sleep as you have
never slept before. Sample bottles Is cts;
large size 81. Sold by Swift, Fox & Son
Ashtabula, and Psrshall Kingsville.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-10-31

A pure native wine for medical purposes
at Gee & Rogers.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-10-31

Call and look at swift's Horse Powders
large packages. 56
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-10-31

Engraved Glass Water Sets for 81 at
56-7 SAVAGE Bros.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-10-31

Toilet soaps, fancy goods, fresh drugs,
no old stock, everything low in price, at
Gee & Rogers.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-10-31

They all chew it, and neverrue it, Baldy's
choice Gee & Rogers.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-10-31

Those lance wood tooth brushes are the
best. Gee & Rogers have them.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1879-10-31

7. H. s3rEyERs s .g lsI. 1lst serg't' 80 !
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
A General Decline in the
Stock List.
MONEY ABUNDANT
Governments Dull and Steady. Railroad
Bonds Irregular.
WALL STREET,

THURSDAY, July 24-5 p NJ.
Az surmised yesterday the pendulum of specu-
lation swung bulward this morning. and during the
first hour two of business a fractional improve
ment in prices made throughout the list. After
this time 5chaotc state of irregularty supervened
which made up of some weak stocks. some strong
stocks and stocks which too much neg
lected to be classified as being either the
other. AS usual. the grangers bore off the palm,
which they merited. both activity and strength
No one any longer denies the fact that the
harvest throughout the North and West will
be at least equal to that of last year. while
no especial acumtn is necessary to perceive
that the foreign markets for breadstuhs prom
Use to be unusually remunerative. is quite as
plain also that the heavy sellers of the grapsers for
day two back have reckoned without their host,
in that anticipated decline in prices has not been
realized that their stocks have been sponged mp
30 to speak, by mysterious power utterly dis
connected with the professional ring. There was
further evidence this to-day in the avidty with
which the .'tailings," call them of long stocks
have been bought by the market. For most of the
day the demand equal to the supply, and 1t was
only toward the end of the session that prices
ceded slightly under the offerings OF vola-
tile holders. who desired to Gull thor profits
and make everything snug for the night.
The strength of the market was not, however, con-
1ned TO the Sranbers Inc ulucL-NeAou oAio stHu
Mississippi shares again prom inent this morn
ing both point of increased dealings and better
ment of prices. The old story republished-hot
pressed and gilt edged-of the speedy removal of the
receiver was used with effect in this direction, and
it was supplemented by further statement that
prominent operator. remotely connected with Pacific
Mail affairs. extensive buyer. We understand
that meeting OF the Burlington and Quincy and
Burlington and Southwestern Railroad companies
directors was held at Boston to-day for the purpose
of arranging connection betwsen La Clede. the
present terminus of the Burlington and Southwest
ern road. and Kansas City, distance of ninety
miles From Burlington. Mo-, to La Clede.
over the Hannibal and St. Joseph route is lSl miles,
from La Clede Kansas City, via the above road, is
III miles. The contemplated connection via the
Burlington and Southwestern would therefore
shorten the distance by twenty-seven miles. At the
Mining Board business exceedingly dull I'm
perial sold lower than for long time past. Bertha
and Edith neglected as compared with the deal
ings of the last few days, Bode and Consolidated
Pacific were dropping. and almost the only stock
which showed firmness Lucerne.
The fluctuations of the day in leading shares
shown in the following table of extreme prices-
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at the following quo

The receipts from internal revenue to-day were
$33s, AGA 81. and from customs. s5S7, III %.
Lees Brothers. cotton spinners. of Manchester
England have failed. Their liabilities given at
s4O0OO.
Movement Sof grain at leading points to-day =
Mwaukee-Receipts of wheat 500 bushels; ship
ments $500 do; receipts of corn, 1900 do. ship
ments. none. Chcago-Receipts Of wheat. 72,99S
bushels: shipments. 259.7l3 do. receipts Of corn.
l76, 100 do; shipments. los. 436 do.
At the New York Mining Stock Exchange q weak
feeling prevailed Imperial fell off to 1.3O. Leadve
to 255, Caledonia, B. H.. to 1885, Bode to IA, Consol-
idased Pacific to 67s and Independence to Q. Follow
ing are the total sales, with the range of prices
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY JULY rs 1s7swTH SUPPLEMENT-

p 95 bid, Is asked; December. e hid 81 10 asked
o psssss ss os 70 shucs
Ice i9sc; Western fine to fancy Ice ietse: State
i2e i4e Western do loe lae Se aasosy xs
steady but qnie We factory poor 10 fancy
4 ss Western poor g fancy & Th &c ss
but unchanged wequote Long Island New Jersey and
nearby i5c i4c state and Penns,yania is'ac lsc
kIcE:-There was good demand and the market re-
NAMED firm We quote .caroiina, common TO fair She
Rangocn. duty paid 5s.c u &C.; ia bond Sc a siac
sTrARISE.-The market was dull and nominal 49,
irifusai 744c 81 hhds noasses and lis hhds.
Fair ehnng, sac 6s4c good do sc Cuba centru-
gal in hhds. boxes and bags. 7ac 7c. do molasses.
exc a s7sc Re6ned-Cut Loaf. satc. crushed, =
Ss sss SEQ ss s STA Standard
7sc yellow do e5se 7ssc.; Other grades, including
TALLow-R ecepts-24 bhds, 100 ,icrces and "a bbls.
The market steady The sales $50 tierces at &C.
Observation-Disclosures bbis. Tho market was quiet
but firm and so bbls. sold at 81 o.
FRsIGnTs.-The general market was quiet. with rates
unchanged: Engssemcnts'-To Liverpool, per steam.
1850 bushels wheat lid; ZOO packages provisions,
don, steam, 1900 bushels wheat, I'd Cada.
sail l5ouOO feet lumber, private terms Charters =
s. To to cork
5000 quarters do S. i'd; u British steamer. hence to
hnswerp % quarters do O.. 3D. Nor~egisn bark
Cork for orders. IS. 3D.; an italian bark, Bal,
S. I'D; Austrian bark, hence to Alexandra.
$1,000 refined pc ;roeum. 28lsc Norwegian bark
tcrms on hence to Galway 5000 bbs refined petroleum.
3. lo,sd one 1000 eels d. hence 70 Belfast, ts Sd
refined petroleum. closed previous to arrival.
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The closing quotations were as follows

In the money market call loans at the Stock Ex-
change were made at per cent on ordinary collat-
early in the day. the closing rate. however
being 25s. On government bonds collateral loa ms
were made at to y per cent. Discounts were 8 to
4 per cent, and time loans Cor three months were
made at 10 31s per cent. one banking house draw.
Ing bills London offered any part OF So 900 900
II per cent on governments. and was not able to
place the money.
At the Clearing House the exchanges amounted to
e7s.G52 TG5. and the balances TO 81, 66l 4U2 1t is
stated that the Clearing House exchanges for the
week at the eighteen cities having such facilities
aggregate s656,206. 465 against $685.. $50 co., The
hgures for New York $751;. col $50, against
e352 707, 254 year ago-or increase of about 81
per cent. Deducting the part OF the gain due to
stock Exchange speculation there still remains a
gain of about q per cent. The other gaining
largely Chicago, So per cent; Baltimore 40 per
cent, and Pittsburg 33 per cent Boston gained IL \,
per cent and Philadelphia about 81 a per cent.
Government bonds quiet aud steady
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A vITRIOL THROWER.

HOW JEALOUS NEGRO TOOK REVENGE ON THE
WOMAN WHO TILTED HIM.
William Poage is negro of not very progresses
ing appearance. who tor years has manipulated tho
shoe brush about town and whose temper is owl
IDENTIFY none of the best. Yesterday he was brought
before Justice Murray. the Jefferson Market Police
Court to answer charge OF felonious assault pre-
ferred by Mrs. Catharino Jackson. She liz a comely
looking negress, with a cheerful countenance, L 1T
yesterday she was evidently enduring considerable
physical suffering. Her chest. back and arm
we're covered with bsndages and her hand
seemed shriveled up. Poage, it appears, had
been paying her attention for some time
past, but owing to i'll reports about his
character had made up her mind give over her
connection with him. About this time he was
called away from the city, and during his absence
Catharinc wooed by Mr.. Jackson. a pleasant
looking and intelligent darby, who acts as coach
man for Dr. Hunter, of No. ~ East Twenty ninth
She agreed to be his wife. and after tho nup
tials conveyed information of them to poagc. Tie
was quite indignant, and swore to be revengcd on
her. Sho told him that she had heard of his charac-
ana felt satisfied that they could not live hap-
PLY together but he continued to urge his suit and
insist on her leaving Jackson.
THREATENING VENGEANCE.
On July he callcl upon her at No. 127 West
Thirty-sccond street. He drew revolver, pointed
IL at her head. and said he would put hole in her
skull IL she did not leave Jackson inside week He
lett the house, threatening to return soon and en-
force his threat. She nothing more OF him till
the 13th of the same month. On that day
CONTINUED ON NINTH PAGE.1
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON on THE SPOT 1-16c. HIGHER: FUTURES
HrenER-FLoUR sTEADY-wHEAr LOWER
CORN FIRMyR OATS QUIET wHIsKEY
QUIET PORK oUIET--LARD QurEr-spIRrrs
TUBPENTTNE NOMINAL--ROsIN NOMINAL
COFFEE sTEADy-sUGAR FIRM-PETRoIEUM
FIRM
THURSDAY. July 24--G p. M.
Tho trade movement moderate In nearly all
quarters to-day, and there were few radical changes
in mercantile values. At the Produce Exchange bust
moderate. There was considerable done Ia
wheat in the way of "options but the market was
lower and heavy all through. Corn was frmer, but
closed dull and heavy. Oats quiet. whiskcy quiet.
Pork quiet. Lard fairly active Cotton the spot was
Lice higher futures closed higher. Coffee steady.
Sugar ruled firm Oils were generally steady Petroleum
firm but quiet. Naval stores dull aud nominal.
osrns-Thcre n limited demand only for Rio but
the market ruled steady ut late prices We Of
5000 bags Rio Mceden private Mild
steady aud 2s3 bags Costa Rica Colon sold private
terms We quote :Ordnary 11,sc; fair do 13sic good
DO, ific; primo do, Ilssc extreme range for lots
1ijsc. icc. santos. fair good I,,sc 14c ninety
days Java government bags, 2c. 23c. grass mats
Doc: Singapore. lie. lie. Ccyon. 14c a I6c Mara
csbo ll1,c l6isc Laguayra. lie. loo; Jamaica,
iSs .,s = o. nST i. l"s ~ s Porto Eiec
lssrc Angos,ura 1oc l1c. savsoiln, llhc. 17c. !;
corroS on the spot In good demand; prices were
again marked Lie. with the market firm at the im
do for spinning and for speculation In response
improved demand several lists OF cotton were
loss. ais points declined again 10 point IN"
Esss ";s s feeling a :.asy p''HTSs:
Subsequent TO the afternoon call the market was weaker
under reports that Liverpool showed sasisr feeling
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ughout, closing at the following quotations :

In State bonds Louisiana consols fell of Dper
cent, TO 36Is, and rallied TO 81. District of Column
bia 3.65's rose to $50 and Tennessee new to 321s.
Alabama class A. gold at AZ and Missouri skies of
1889 1890 ut 1O5.
lsailroad bonds were active for the speculative
class aud dull and steady for others. The largest
transactions were in Rome. Watcrtown and Ogdens-
burg consolidated frsts, which advanced ~ per
cent, Gi reacted to G2 and rallied GAS. Lchgh
and wilkesbarrc consolidated assen,ed rose from
79h to sOe4 aud reacted to 7osS do. incomes were
~ per cent higher. selling at e. c., G. and l. G.
hrsts declined from rs to 1854. Morris and Essex
Grsts advanced TO 1913, and do of 1871 10
IllA. Albany and Susquchanna consolidated frsts
from 1888 to 10i aud declined to 1925. Erie
consolidated seconds fell of to 1873 and do. funded
ives to 7jss. Burlington, Cedar Rapids and North
Grsts rose from 81 to 500. metropolitan Ele-
waited hrsts tell OF from ly3 to 1O3. Kansas Pacific
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the advance from the sales had reached is
IL points on the summer months and 10 points on
the winter months there was some disposition 20 realize
under which the market sold down 10 I.tc Tor
August 6sc for September i0s7c. for October lo7
for November and loose for December For futures to-
day the lowest and highest extremes were :-ll63c.
II ssc for August; Lose II 7sc for September; os5c
a l1O5c. tor october 10 6Sc. 10 Toe for November:
lo6sc l07lc. for December and loose ln7oc Tor
The range of the huctuation 20 points in
August 10 in September, IL in October, in November
in December and in January The market at the lowest
showed compared with the final prices of yester
day. decline of points In August, points in septem-
points in October. points in November points
advance in December and points advance in January
The best sales showed advance the closing prices
Of l6 points in August IA points in Septem
Der IN October. sin November and in December The
closing OF yesterday end to-day compared give
of points in July 7ponts in August points
in September points in October. for November
points in December point in January and point lower
Tor February The sales to-day from A. NJ TO three r.
NJ. for future delivery. were De. 100 lies
The closing prices OF day with yesterdays as
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

au nomina !I Gw mi ad ls
M l. P"aa ssaln. Stock ss'ssss 10
SGssUn qTst mNS sa low mda s sH"d
100 Stock, o,i6s.
co,o, nom,,, ms,,,nu Monn JUL, ,,i r. 1872 p:
ordinary 1896 Net receipts, bales Stock 24l5
SAVANNAH July "a, 1879
good ordinary 1osc Nsi receipts, % bales stock 81
s,., :. wIMSeres, n g., July =, 1879 '.,
.ransa, ST. soed dos o. Crude .srpensins steady
Corn steady prime white, 55c.
BUFFALO July %. 1879
100 bushels 1 sample Duluth a. y oa 800 do sample
ssFf rcd and %Sss wn sr 81 ~
Corn steady Ard fairly astvo sales 5000 bshsi, sample
At 4ie. Oats dull; No. Western quoted at
in steady trade demand Canadian. 81 10 81 SIS stare
Other articles "nsSsassa os"s ry i
s1e ssrn Sc oats s,se TO Now YoTk Escsipts-Rsi!-
sG oa'; q ID. ds barley %, oo do
40 bSls Wheat bushels corn" 7sso do oass
wais-%hess ssso bushels; corn, ssss do outs
Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat easier; extra whito
MA asa J TS%.. 81 81 ~ shs 81 @
BID sep.smbsr y % asked all the new :, whi.e
yess
mixed 4Oc. No. mixed. 391ac; No. = do. syc. Oats
quiet, but firm No: White SIC No. do. a5?ac. No
mixed 351sc No. do SOC Cloverseed-Nothng doing;
prime nomnally 81 rs; choice ss s5. Rccepts-Flour
lao bbls wheat. 900 bushels 900 do; oats,
1000 do Shpments-Flour, $500 bills; corn, 400 bush
CIScINxAri July a. 1879.
Flour steady aud unchanged. Wheat heavy owing to
limited freight facilities eastward, Mt Doc 81 receipts
4s o".. at sis s efn
Barley nominsly unchanged Pork firm ut IS So Lard
in fair demand current make So TO- Bulk strong
"a and closed at 81 50 bid asked short clear
held xt 81 so Bacon IN good demand and shade higher
shoulders 81 clear rib 81 81 81 ~; clear sides IS 21s
Whisky steady at 81 O5 Butter quiet and unchanged
Sugar steady and unchanged Hogs active and firm for
So 90 81 rs; packing, So 40 50 60; butchers So 50
% 30; receipts. $500 shipments 400
CHICAGO, July "a, 1879.
Flour quiet but firm. Wheat unsettled active but weak
and lower No. Chicago spring 81. CASH 3Osc August
No do. o4c. cash; S4sc., August s2ssc September
No do SIC. rejected roe Corn dull weak and lower.
dull and shade lower at 27Ac cash; 26ssc August
and changed ut Toe Pork in good demand aud
upward at - 30 bid cash ~ Is 81 27ia, August; - IS a
50 37a September: s. 40 SIS 42 October Lard fairly
August So rs 80 77 september So TIE 81 80 octo-
higher sheuiaers s. 60: rib 80; sides.
Freigh.s-corn 70 Buffalo 2isc &C.; wheat do &c. u
3Ac Eggs. &C. Nc. the latter price tor exceptionally
good. Receipts.Flour. 5000 bbls; wheat 1900
barley, $3.50 do ShpmcntsFlour, 1000 bills. wheat.
26OOO bushels lus5o0 do. oats ~ OOo do rye,
$500 do barley Loo do At the close wheat unsettled
quoaoly lower Oats dull and lower NJ 27Sc 27sc.,
July 25c bid. August 25snc September Pork stronge
and 2>sc higher. Lard stronger and a1ac higher.
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The total sales at the Board were 1868 shares,
including st. Paul 2,C55; do. preferred. 1,7O0
Northwestern. 1850; do. preferred. 3l25; Ohio
and mississippi 1885, Pacific Mail, $3.50; Delaware
and Lackawanna, $50; Lake Shore, 1918; Western
Union, 5000; Delaware and Lackawanna, $50; st.
Louis, Kansas City and Northern, loo; do. pre-
ferred. $500; Indianapolis. Cincinnati and Louis
vile, 400; New Jersey Central, 2,15o; Michigan
Central 1850; Morris and Essex, 2.0lO; Louis
willie and Nashville, 1875; Erie, 400; Union Pacific
1.035; Delaware and Hudson, 900; Wabash, sOO
Hannibal and st. Joseph. 800; do. preferred 500;
New York Central. -.
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Delivered 400 bales yesterday For future
delivery the sales were follows Yesterday after
August le2c 400 GBc 60, at l6ic, 500 at
&c. 100 1886, 800 IL Use September
Lose 400 at SOC 22toat ll.6Oc. 100 al Lille 800
10 CSC. $40 at o34c. 800 lO95c. ysc
los7c.; November. 100 1o64c 400 lOb,c: Decen-
Der 400 iosoe: 100 At lo6c., 200 at ios2c,
lO7oc. Total 1860 bales. To-day up to two r. M.-Au-
gust. 700 bales at IL 63c 200 l64c. 500 ll63c
500 at 7!e 800 ne 100 SOC at IL 7sc.,
II sac. 900 lssc. sic. at l. 7c 500 at
1890 at ll.eoc, a,2U at lI5.,c.: 500 at ii 62c 4O6
at /, ole 100 = llosc 700 at ste 800 at lsac
1885, ! Co., a. 1 7 &C. s5s i At 5sSe It 2 :.
at zoe. re 900 at Lie. 800 ut i74c
1900 75c 800 at r. zee, 500 life. 500 at
400 oetossr At ~. az i q. 800
at lo95c 600 at 10 sic, LOO 1886. 800 ss5c
$50 a. l az 19S at le .loE n lSs ao at
Xoysmicr ico at ioesc. 400 At lossc 20. dS'e a;
1875 ." At. Ss fS S Decent
Dor. 300 lo6sc. POO at 10 Toe. 69c. 500 at
ln5lc. January. 100 at loese.. 100 lo69c..
lo74c February 200at s3c Total 90 700 grand
total % 500 bates The receipts the ports
@ - bales Nsw Orleans - Mobile 9;
Boston 202. Total asl bales this day last week i5s
this day last year freights closed ms foows-
To Liverpool, steam sied 1ad sail 7-s2d Hayro,
compressed sail, 7-l6c. Hamburg steam, 9i6c.,
pressed: sail. lsc
7s5, Ou bushels meal 65 bols. Bugs corn
2m0o4 bushels oats 72925 do rye. 2,75O do barley
malt l1o?o do Flour,The market was quiet and easy,
and trade brands were IL some instances shade
The sales including State. Western Southern we're
1000 bbis, within the annexed range. Rye -four
sal q
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At San Francisco the opening prices for mining
stocks folows:-Gould Il Curry. So; Saw
age liz; Chollnr. Ga; Ophir. 3lai; Hale Il Nor
cross. 1875; Crown Point. 4; Yellow Jacket Is:
Beicher. 4; Imperial. Ia; Virginia Consolidated
As; California. Az Best Il Belcher. 164: Union
Consolidated 29H Alpha. 20As; Sierra Nevada. 80 y;
Mexc IN, 21ls; Silver Hill. IL; Justice, 4; Julia,
3h; Utah, 14h; Alta ga; Bode. 141s; Bcchtel ~;
Tiogs, 37s; Independence, IA Segregated Belcher,
81; Bulwer. ~; Mono So; Consolidated Pacific, /;
Potosi. Az Exchequer. 5; Monmouth. 14ys.
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REAL ESTATE.

At the Merchants Exchange salesroom. July ~
but sale of city property took place. By order
OF the owner, Mr.. Jackson. r. v. Harnett offered
at public auction sixty-seven villa plots on Ocean.
Jackson and other avenues near the Atlanticvilla
IN. J.) station of the Southern Railroad of New Jer
sey. There little spirit manifested by the
bidders that after two plots had been sold the rest
were withdrawn. The following are the details Of
the days sales:-
n.
Thomas l.. Ogden. Neutrality-suspicious. sale OF
two story frame dwelling, with lot 25.6x9l6, q.
of Boulevard 1873 IT, of Sls st. to plaintiff. 5000
v.
Public auction sale OF villa plot. 81 1900 g. on
Ocean av. near jackson av., Atlanticvillc, N. j.,
Ii
above, to H. g. o'Aars summing 500