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Commlssloners. Notice.

VIE County Commissioners of Carroll
\ county, will meet at their Office, in West
minister, on the FTRgT MoEDAY OF HovgunER,
1873, for the transaction Of business.
BY order, LOUIS G. TRUMB0,
oct III Clerk.
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NOTICE TO TREsPAssERs.

rsHE undersigned hereby warn all persons
= from trespassiug on their premises either
for cunning, hunting, fishing OF In any other
manner. The law will be riaidly enforced
against all violation Of this notice,
William I.ecse Jonas Rover.
Elias Bixier, Henry ii. Reigla
A. ], Reese. oct iila,&
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Public Sale Of Valuable LcaSChOld Property
fkr Nfpfrt,nmY,n 49,,


TIME undersigned, as Administrator in
Il Maryland Of Henry Venus, late Of York
county, Pa, deceased, by virtue of an order
of the Orphans Court Of Carroll county, Ma.
ryland, will offer at Public Sale, on the
premises, situated in Manchester, Carroll
county, Nd, on
Saturday, the Isl day Of NoremJer, 1879,
at 10 O'Clock, NJ, all the Leasehoid Estate
and interest Of the said deceased, in those
two lots of ground situated in said town of
Manchester known as Lots No. and No. 9,
in the plat Of that part Of said town called
'Germantown," containing together 1880
Square Feet OF Land, more or less. improved
by large aud well built BRICK HOUSE,
two stories high and basement, forty feet front
by sixty feet back; stable and onlbuildines
under lease for the residue of 90 years, re-
Movable forever, and subject to an annual
ground rent of Sl.j0. Said property is stu.
ated in the central part Of Manchester, on the
east side of Main street, between the lots
owned by the heirs Of George Molter and the
lots owned by Martha Stausbury. 1t is now
under rent to c. j. Ii. Ganter to April LIST,
1881, and will be sold subject thereto. Said
Ganter occupies part of said building as a
Drug Store and il is finely situated for bust
ness, and large enough for two or more FAM.
l,es' The purchaser TO draw that portion Of
the rent aceruing after the date of the ratiGca.
ton of the sale.
Terms Of Saie0ne third Of the purchase
money in hand, or on the ratification Of the
sale by the Court; onethird in one year, aud
one'thrd in two years from the sale, with in.
ierest from the day Of SALE all credit pay
ments TO be secured by the notes of the pur.
chaser with approved suretes.
AT the same time will be sold two Show
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LIST OF LETTERs
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

WESTMINSTER, Oct. 4, 1879.
TfHE Westminster Savings Institution has
u this day declared dividend OF SIX per
cent. on the capital stock, Weekly and
Monthly Deposits, for The year ending Oct !,
1879, payable on and after the 10Th instant.
oct ll.9t Observation-Disclosures. Treas.
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ron ATTORNEY GENERAL,
CHARLES ]. nj. GWINN.
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ron COMPTROLLER,
THOMAS j. HEATING.
ron CLERK on THE COURT OF APPEALS
SPENCER c. JONES.

COUNTY, TICKET.
ron rns SENATE
HENRY vAHDERFoRD.
FOR ms HOUSE on pEInGATEs.
WILLIAM 7. SMITH.
r. HERBERT sHRIvER.
BENJAMIN +. GROUSE,
ROBERT SELLMAN, JK.
ron CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT
DIR. FRANK 7. SHAW
FOR REaIsrKR o. WILLS
b. j. OLIVER wADIow.
ron STATES ATTORNEY
DAVID \. HENNING.
roR JUDGES or THE ORPHANS COURT
NEIGHBOUR Z. ALLGIRE.
WILLIAM FRIZELl4
GRANVILLE I. Herring.
FoR siEEniFF,
GEORGE A. SHOWER,
roR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
FRANCIS WARNER
WILLIAM C. POLK,
JOHN X. LONGWKLL,
ron COUNTY TREASURER,
JOSEPH A. wAEScHE.
ron COUNTY SURVEYOR,
j. HENRY HOPPE.
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Democratic State Ticket.

ron GOVERNOR,
WILLIAM T, HAMILTON.
The New York herald., 1879-07-03
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY, JULY s. 18s-TRIPLE SHEET

fall the Changes having voted to close Saturday
as well Friday the markets were remarkably
steady. At the Produce Exchange there was bat lit
tie change and only a moderate business. The cor
ner in wheat was still apparent although the specu-
lators had lowered their bids for cash. for No.
spring. from 81 II to 81 10. The export price was
ABOUT 81 o. Corn was easy though not essentially
changed Oats were irmer Whiskey was quiet
Pork was quiet Lard steady Cotton the spot
unchanged Futures closed steady remained steady
and sugar WAS firm. Oils quiet. Petroleum
hrmer Rosn dull and nominal turpentne
ruled steady.
CoPFEE-The market for Rio steady with sales Of
sos bags Rio at l2hc and 2,57l do do OF Oibers
private terms aud, at bntimore 900 do. ieno-
at 1l5lc Mild coffee quiet. The Paaang sale of
81 300 pculs went of at SO 10 FORMS average price
Tho business for the week is summed mp ss fol
ows:7o54 mats Java. 373 bags do $3.50 do Marscaibo
l,122 do Mexican, 3l3 do Costa Rca and i2O Sava-
nla. sold In lots for assumption within range The
stock of mild coffee in hands is $50 Java
~ 3os do Singapore aud 80 4Ss bags including do
Ceyon, 1867 do Maracabo II 1865 do. Laguayra arr do
Porto Rico, l96os do Costa Rica ABB do Mexican 800
do Cesra and ,975 do. Savsnia We quote :-Ordnary
l111c fair do I3c; good do l3sc.; prime do. 14l4c
extreme for lots llc l6c Santos fair to good
l24c l3c, ninety days: java governments bags 22c.
Ion. lac: l6c. Maracaibo II I6hc; Laguayra 3c
= l5c Jamaica. l2e l41Sc; ST. Domingo loi4c = ihc.
14c. l51sc Angostura l5c. l7c.: ssvans, Il1sc.
lsc.; Curacao. lie. q lie.
Corroh on ths spot. while inactive was steady at yeste
the Improvement ruled stesder again and closed about
points bette than the closing prices Of yesterday with the
feeling steady The closing prices OF to-day compare with
yesterdays AS follows
The New York herald., 1879-07-03
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON. July q 1879
Cotton quiet; msddling lse Low middlins good
%s. s S ss ssses. s.ass g bales Exports coast
NEw ORLEANS. July 2 1879
Cotton quiet and steady; mddling l2c low middiing
gross Sos Exports coastwise 2s7S Sales. $50 Stock,
Cotton quiet and steady m,aslns %iasiag
c.,. ,,.v 90 sAvASs4n. July2. 1879:
ordinary. 1l,se. Net receipts. bales. Stock. 2,5s
Flour unchanged; sales 800 bbs Wheat Steady; No
Duluth spring, 81 ds No hard do 81 IS; No. ! NIL;
a.s t' ar. s. c4sss. s .s s
ton addnss, s,4 '~ss; per-
sas Is aSany 81 saS
New York Reeeipts-Rye 800 bushels; lumber a66 900
lumber Grain on cana" from suso snd
iS ss do
do; rye, 10000 do; peas, II 800 do
Flour fairly active sales 900 bbs unehanged prices
Ss whsa sss % sa.ss S Corn
asSans & $50 DO : sample % On pss pacs. os in fair
ses snss os Eys
S Now Rod suo wheat" Mnsas
raj I S.* Ss55 sssSp, sor BY
ss 3, a. s.i; 8 ib bS.r'y xAss. &C. rye
a7;s7o do; shpmsnt. By rairoaa.Floar. iOoo6
@ g sv fs'n ns to
% :4si sSs. SHs so rs z
Snx MI xAs N d. .'s o.n sn II Assas
| yellow, & a2c high mixed 4ie No MIXED: ss,se;
s s: as snd
be 81 ssS'f Is 81 eos RE-
wheat, 2.oo bushels; corn, 500 do; oats. $50 do.
TOLEDO nj = 1873
Michigan. 81 u2; extra white Michigan, 81 10Y amber
s%5s4 snsi%a %eGss 81 fsi xnsr Aasa.' .pss
July, 81 ON August, tsAc. September, ore Western
spo sasS. sa %isSs S. % sss No.
&c. NJ xs.e saS Mss
do. Shpments-Corn, 6uOvO bushels
CNcssArr, July .. 1879
e Oats steady with far @ a's at Sac se i Rye
Barley dull aud nominal. PORK nominsily mn.
Lard ss u ss s.r, Bulk
81 80; short clear s. 10 Bacon demand full
stss .as. s & as s s:.,. @ sas q 4m
Butter duh aud dropping Sugar Arm and unchanged.
= s. psstias 20 ss 81. saseisrs IS 'sD: -
Flour quie. and unchanged. Wheat unsettled. but
generally higher for futures No. Chicago spring. sc.
rsssssd xS fair !4t So
thigh mixed see ,e &C. cash: 3e1ss July: s'e s1c
active .s and lover; No sse s3ae. cash; s2l.e.
and July Soe August Barley dull aud nominal Porn PORK
su. = sSsr rates: sS & es;9; @ $40 sso7
SS,.is T,s !. short
sa. ~%ss ss sa.as.: e.fS SS 's oats
q ooo do rye, 7oJo do barley. $40 do. shpments-
do oats 26,oOO do. rye 24uO do; barley 2 $40 ao
The New York herald., 1879-07-03

EARLY In the day money was plentiful ut q s per
pent on call loans to ordinary Stock Exchange bor-
towers. and at az per cent government bond col
iaterals Mercantile paper quoted at ah to per
cent for prime names. In the afternoon money
loaned at to per cent call. The following were
the rates OF domestic exchange New York -
Savannah. selling n premium. buying - premium;
Charleston nothing doing. buying 3-l6. selling a
premium; New Orleans. commercial u premium.
bank premium; st. LouiD. Csc. discount; Chicago,
firm. buying lilo discount, selling lilo premium.
aud Boston. I'd. discount.
The Clearing House statement tshows:-Exchanges.
S103, $40 1882: balances, $12, sos 134.
Government bonds were firm throughout, closing
The New York herald., 1879-07-03

The opening prices of mining shares in San Fran
cisco were:-Gould Curry. 49, Savage. .167s; Chol
lar. 8; Ophir. 3OA; Hale 4 Norcross. is; Grown
Point. s. Yellow Jacket 17x; Belcher. Z; Imperial.
o. Virginia Consolidated. 81; California. bA; Best
L. Belcher. 1875; Union Consolidated. 40; Alpha.
25k: Sierra Nevada, Al; Mexican. ~; Caledonia. 8;
Silver Hill, 2; Justice, az; Julia. AZ; Utah. %;
Lsviathan, A; Alta. 104; Bodie, II Nj Bechtel, AZ;
Tioga. tx Independence 80; Segregated Belcher,
2s; Bulwer, o; Mona. 1917; Consolidated Pacific,
7sa; Potosi. 8; Standard. 81; Tip Top, IN; Ex-
cheGuer. 10.
The New York herald., 1879-07-03

The total number Of shares dealt in at the Board
was 75.S65, including St. Paul. 10000: do prefer
red LOIS; Delaware and Lackawanna. TO- 100; North
western 6.l2O; do. preferred 925; St. Louis Kansas
City and Northern 1887 do. preferred. 442O; Gen.
trail of New Jersey. 1900; Erie 4,035 Ohio and Mis-
sissippi, 222O; Hannibal and st. Joseph. 500; do.
preferred. 2lOO; Delaware and Hudson, I7OO: West
Union 1901; Lake Shore. $500; Michigan Con-
trail, l.1O0 Pacific Mail. 1135; Union Pacific 1.l3O;
Wabash. 800; c.. c.. G. and l.. $780, st. Louis and
Iron Mountain. 570; Rock Island. 2z5; New York
Central. 2lO.
The New York herald., 1879-07-03
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT UNCHANGED; FUTURES
CLOSED srEADY-FLoUR EAsY--wHEAr ABOUT
THE sAME--CoRN FIRMER--oATs rIRMER---
wHrsKEY oUrET-PoRK QUrET-IARD STEADY -
SPIRITS TURPENTINE sTEADy-RosIN NOM
INAL-CoFFEE srEADY-sUGAR FrRM-PE-
TRoIEUM PRIMER.
WEDNESDAY,, July 2--6 p. M.
Business was fairly active In most quarters to.
day. and, considsrins the two holidays Just ahead
The New York herald., 1879-07-03

In London there was a strong market for British
consols. which to ~ 1916 for both money and
the account. and closed 977S 9s. United states
bonds were firm ut 104a for fours 1905 for AIS
and io6A for fves. Among American railway securi-
ties the Erie bonds and stocks were all steady at
yesterdays closing prices Illinois Central rose to
VI. Pennsylvania TO 40S and Reading to 20i.. while
New Jersey Central opened per cent lower at h3.
and recovered to 53. with So "a as the final quota
tions. Bar silver rose to SD. per ounce and India
Council bills were allotted at advance OF 3lGd per
rupee. The Bank Of England gained 2is.ooo bullion
ON balance to-day At Paris rentcs to ll6f. roc.
The Bank of Bombay has reduced It's rate of in
eres and its rate of discount from eight seven per
sent
Foreign exchange in this market was quiet and
che rates not altered
Silver was quoted in London ut 52d. per ounce.
The following the closing prices for Phils-
dclphia stocks:--
The New York herald., 1879-07-03

STANDARDIZATION ordinary. III l6c strict good ordinary,
ii s. l6c low niddlng. 11Mc. mddling, 12tsc For fu-
ture delivery the sales after
two r. M.-Juy. lOO bales ut l2.3Sc.; August l,5OO
l25lc 200 at IL 52c September 500 I2s4c 800 at
1000, at IL45ec.; November. 200 at iioee. 500
iiio4e so6 at. ii.5ao Total. 400 ' bales ~ to. ..
tise 7th at Il 42e 100 a IL 4os 100 lSec August
400 1T BIC 100 vt IL 53c 200 at II 54c 800 at l55c
400 At II SIC POO at Y 55s sepsmber 100 at p SOC.
l2s5c ~, no at Y sec' October soo At u 4se 7oo At
November. 400 at iiosc.: 2oo at ll.o'c;,. 100
100 at lie Total 81. 800 bales Grand total Al 800 bales
The receipts at the ports follows :alveston 2
bales; New Orleans IL; Mobile 81 Savannsh Charles
ton. l3; Norfolk 49, session i5e Total 27I baes This
day last week. S96 bales This day last year I76 bales
Cotton freghts closed folows:-To Liverpool steam
3l6d I'D: sail 3 I6d. l3-64d To Havrs steam lie
compressed sail &c. 10 Bremen, steam conpressed
sail, 7-l6c. To Hamburg, steam 9l6c compressed SAIL
2c.
FLOUR GRArx-Receipts .O67 bbls wheat SO $50
bushels; corn meal 2o bbs and % Bugs; corn ls5 .t
do FIour-The market MAS dull for all kinds and prices
and Southern. 10 900 bbls. within the
range. Rye Hour In fair demand with sales Of 800
bbls. Corn meal In good demand. which resulted In
sales of 800 bbls 500 bags, within range We
The New York herald., 1879-07-03

9 ls7I ................ 81 36i 53eI5 POI s57 4i6i
hhds SO tierces, 20 bbls and s3
casks The market quiet but seady and 1000 lbs
Ws!sxrY-Reeeipts. 522 bbs Tho market quiet but
FREiGurs-Business Was light in all departments,
but but rates were held steady. Engagements,ro Liv-
erpooi per steam. 44.OOO bushels grain. Id; tour
nhrsongh freight per bbl.. 2s.., with about 2 900
psckages contracted for. including sacks, ut lis.
"a per ton; provisions in lots. POS. a 27s 3D.. and
5000 boxes cheese. S7s Cd for Saturdays sailing
London steam 720OO bushels grain, 3D.; provisions
quoted 25s s5s. and cheese 46s. Xvonmouth. steam
5000 bushels grsn 3D. full bushels grain
~; 1000 bushss do 4sad; $4,000 bushels do,
steam. $4,000 bushels grain ON private terms
Charters-A Norwegian bark, hence to bordeaux and
Hamburg. $500 grain 4s 3D. an Austrian ship
5000 quarters DO hence TO Marseiiies 3D.; Norwe
gian bark 5000 do hence for orders 4
I'D; an American bark. ssi tons. hence to Bordeaux
adeiphia to Oporto, $500 quarters grain. i5c !;
Norwegian bark philadelphia to Lisbon $500
quarters grain private terms British ship.
United Kingdom Continent, 1000 quarters grain pri
vso terms; American brig, Philadelphia Venice 10000
cases refined petroleum. 26c Norwegian bark 500 bbls
do, hence to the ireland, Is 3D. American
bark hence to Passages 1000 bbs crude do As British
bark 900 crude petroleum hence continental port
3s
The New York herald., 1879-07-03

Delivered contract q 800 bales yesterday Current
prices Of spot cotton 1he following quotations based
American standard of classification and
store running in quality than half grade
he grude uuO ed -
The New York herald., 1879-07-03
HAVANA MARKET,

HAVANA. July =, 1879.
Spanish gold. 2I2i4 n 2I2is. Exchanges upchanged
Sugar quiet with an upward tendency No. IL. u. s..
IA reals, gold. per arrobe.
The New York herald., 1879-07-03

state dairy, 12c :4c; DO Ioc I2c; DO. fac
tory Ie ioc Chsese-keceipts 80 l5l boxes The mar
to fancy 4c the latter price for small lots of
do 2c 60 Eggs-Beeeipts, us sbs. The market ruled
steady We quote-Long Island New Jersey aud nearby
lalsc. l3lsc; State and Pennsylvania l3c i31sc.
Western fresh, i3c. "a l21ac.; Canadian do. 124ec
kICk-The market for domestic active aud firm We
quote caroiins. common to tair, 6,ie 6lse good TO
prime 64c 7l4c strictly prime to choice 7ssc 7s4c
Rangoon, duty paid. 5Jse &c.: In bond. &c. a 3l4e
SrEARISs-The market was hrm, with sales of 20.0OJ
lbs city Mt 7ilc
sucAR-rho market for raw 6rm. Refined was
hrmer In tone hut not quotaby higher We quote Fair
refining 6'sc good do 8c 9I6e Cuba, centrifugal.
~ bids boxes and bags oAc re. do. moasses in
hhds boxes and bags &C. aoisc Porto Rico, inferior
good fair 5,sc s,sc do do good eIae aase
Refued-Cut loaf. S-Gc sac. A. pow dered
Slsc SIZE; granulated 7-l6c slsc.; do. 76c
confectionery A. Size. standard A. stEc.: of A,
7Asc &C. white extra c. TIE 7S.c yellow do 6s1c
7i4c other grades. including Cs sac. 6sTc. The
pended table, compiled by MessrA Wait Nor
rison, shows the statistical position Of
. Hnds bares Bags Meado.
Stock (sscertsined by actual
count. including speculs-
tion), July 1873 IS 632 81 325 655 62S $3.50
Receipts since tho LIST OF
The New York herald., 1879-07-03
FINANCIAL.


A GOOD PLAH-THE MOST PROFITABLE WAY
Afor dealing Ia stocks by combining many orders and
cooperating them a whole. dividing profits rata
among the Shareholders according To the marke Each
customer thus all the advantages OF immense
al and experienced skill and any amount from
$40 10 $1,000 more. with equal prop"rtionate success
New York Stock Reporter and circular mailed free
fuli Information tor any operate successfully
LANRENCE CO. ~ Exchange place. New York.
A TO DEALERS IN sfOGks.-THE OLD BANKING
n .house OF HONEs COMPANY IL Wall St. New
York, viii execute orders the and sale OF
Stocks reasonable margin and IL desired. will
discretion what to buy sell the bene-
fit OF our 20 years experience in the Opporni
ties are constantly occurring for handsome profits
A CHARLES M'ALLISTER 4 co.
IA. stock Brokers. 20 Broad ST.. New York
negotiate stock privileges No parties having
made the business speciality they
contracts bottom figures giving their patrons
advantage to realize good profits parties al dis.
tapce from New York wishing
sail will he treated equally alike firm: stock
and other valuable financial nailed free
on application
A CASH TO ANY AMOUNT ADVANCED on CON.
IA .signments: Merchandise, Furniture Pianos Stocks
of store &c, for sale established 26 years
RICHARD WALTERS SONS. Auctioneers. ~ East I4th
ST. and ~ East Broadway.
LADY OR GENTLEMAN LoANING NE $1,000
can have security aud realize - per yearly Ad
dress lNDuBITABLE. Herald Uptown
The New York herald., 1879-07-03
Dated July I, 1879

DIsSOLuTIoN or CoPARTNERsHIP.-THE FIRM
I)heretofore existing under the name of Drevfuss
has this day dissolved BY mutual
Mr. Mantoue alone authorized to sign in Liquidation.
JULIUS DREYfUSS.
NEW YORK July l. 1879. EuGINE MANTOUE,
The New York herald., 1879-07-03
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LivKRrooL. July 2-5 r. w.
Cotton-Futurcs quiet: uplsnds. low middns clause
August and September delivery, 2s32d. Producc-Rs
fined petroleum. 6s4d. per gallon.
LIVERPOOL. July 2 1879
Pork-Prime Eastern dull at SOS do Western dull
Ais. Bacon-CumbcriAnd cut dull 27s. short rib
dull at 27s. I'd long clear dull 26s I'D short clear
dull at els Hxms-Long dull Ais shoulders dull
RS BcefInda mess steady at 7Is extrn do dull at
Sis; prime do. steady at 16s Lnrd--irme West
ern dull s2s I'd Taow-Prifnc city dull
32s Turpentine-spirits steady at rs I'D
Rcsn-Common hrmer At ~. Sd. fine steady at los. 6u
ChecseAmercan choice duh at 35 Lard oil stoady at
34s Flour--ExtrA state dull 2Js Wheat-Spring No.
steady at Is 5d do. No hrmet At Sc 3D. West
steady ~ I'd do southern winter steady
". Corn-Now dull at is lid old mixed dull
ut As I'd Cottons sccd olelow American steady at 2s
Rosn-Conmon at London steady At Is I'D. Turpentiue-
spirits at London steady 2s Cd Tho stock Of lard
here Is tons 800 tons. reported yesterday
In Yesterdays report stocks wheat should read
centas and /, 1000 " centals. not quarters
LONDON. July 2--5 30 r. NJ
Refined petroleum 69sd per gallon Linsced oil E27 10
f2s per ton.
ANTWERP July ., 1879
Petroleum, 17L for fine psc American American lard
ctosva a SJf 2,c. luU kilogrumtncs
The New York herald., 1879-07-03
10000 6s c. ST.. 1O4x 1000 Ash, l907bc lols<

$4,000 DistCol 3.65's.c
1000 ga rs. now. :. be
$4,000 Bur. G X X N LIST
1000 q h Ohio c int d.
1000 Q 4 U lst.seB. be
1900 La 4 Mo Riv I'd.
1000 N J Cent con as.
2NOo N J Cent adj bds
2OOO do. be
10000 N j Cent inc.
1000 Nil Il st P c 9 f..
2UN do. :. ....bc
5000 Lehi&wB Q y. be
5000 do.
1000 d, LEW rs, ,l9O7
1000 do. :. be
5000 Del l. H.c,Ts,'94
1000 Den 4 Rio q 1st
500 AlbGSus lst.c. be
3O<U Erie rs. con. -.
5000 l. Shore c c ist. A..
12OD Mich Cent rs. /.
2000 Mich Cent S's,s {
10000 Cana So LIST. g..
5000 NY Cont LIST, C. be
1000 N Y Elevated LIST
5000 I'm Pacific LIST. /.
1000 St Las + I'd. ella
5000 P.FtW K G I'd. be
10000 Kan Psc 1st, rs
d div. Tr. .. SO
5000 st l. 4 / NJ ID be
1000 Alton&TH in be
1000 Tol 4 W 1st. Stl
div, X mat cou.
1000 Tol&W2d. X che
1000 CT W I'd, x cou. /.
5000 G &Stst.g by l. y
5000 Min 4 st l. Ist..
5000 Mo. Kan &T2d. be
20 shs Wells-F Ex. be
25 do. ......,....c
10 Adams Elk. be 9
300 Del * Hud. bic
POD do. :. $50.
100 H'stakeMCo be b6O
10 do. ............
200 Sutro TunCo. be b3
100 do ............
400 do.
100 West Union Tel. be
100 Pacific Mail Co. be
100 do. ...........
800 Erie. bic
lO uO...... 80. 30
100 do. .b3
800 do. .-..........
lOU 40. DJ
100 Lake 5 4 NJ so. be
500 do.
81 Clave K p guRr be
The New York herald., 1879-07-03

The Now York Stock Exchange will remain closed fr,
Thursday, July g. at three IL NJ. until Monday, July
eleven A. NJ.
The New York herald., 1879-07-03
C,,rAIt'ryElxsHIp,.,

DIsSOLUrIoN.-THE FIRM OF DAHLMAN, FORNES
LA Co.. of s33 Broome New York is this day dissolved
by mutual consent c. " Fornes Co.. of the late firm,
will pay the firms liabilities and alone authorized
firm.
NJ. DAHLMAN
&. V. FOkNES
NJ WILZINSKI.
Dnted July
The New York herald., 1879-07-03
Totals. sls....................., -,
Sales since the LIST of July.

Stock this day, July2, 1879. i.
Comparing with stock July
D, 1915. ..
Comparing with stock July
., 1877. =.
Comparing with stock July
The New York herald., 1879-07-03

COFFEE MARKET
Rio JANFRo, July I, 1879.
Coffee market animated; prices very hrm Rio good
nrsts o.lOO $3.50 reis 10 kilos Exchange Lon
don, loS.
SANTOS July l, 1870.
Coireo market quiet; prices maintained: no chan ge.
Superior Santos. o,euU GOO refs per 10 kilos
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-11-18
City Com missionera.

The Committee on Claims reported ad.
versely to the claim of MILESTONE & Co.,
for damages to stock, buildings, &C., caused
by the bursting of water pipe on Eighth
street, between Broadway and Eggleston
avenue.
The proposition of Joseph Bricket to
take charge of the Davidson Fountain at
the rate of 81 600 per annum was declined.
The Water-works Committee reported
that the means of the Water-works De-
partment were inadequate to relay water
mains on Main street from Fifth street to
the canal unless the petitioners will advance
the funds and have the same refunded to
them in water rents.
The Lomas Forge and Bridge Works was
granted an extension of forty days time in
which to complete the iron work for the
Ludlow avenue bridge.
The Committee on Bridges reported adj
verselv to the petition for the construction
of bridge over Millcreek at Dane street.
An ordinance t. assess a special tax on
real estate bounding Straight street from
Clifton avenue to Zgzag avenue was trans.
mitted to Council. ....
A resolution was adopted that a bond OF
$1,000 with two sureties, be accepted from
M. Grogan for the freestone sidewalk con.
tract awarded him September 6, 1879, and
that he be required to execute contract
within five days from date.