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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-02
FOR GLAsGOw-BY STEAMSHIP
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, July 31-Secretarv McCrary
has directed that IN conducting the examination Of
ddates elected for appointment second-Lieutenants
IN the Army, all questions and answers shall be IN
writing and that tie report OF the proceeding SHALL
embrace written record u full OF the entire cxamina
ton Special inquiry viii also be made by the several
boards as to the moral character temperate or intern
perate habits and loyalty OF the applicants
CAPTAIN J. Payne, 9th Cavalry, Will report in person
10 the Superintendent Of the Mounted Recruiting Ser
vice 10 accompany achmeut OF recruits for the 9Th
Cavalry as far as Cheyenne Wy whence he will pro-
coed i1u his company Fort d. 4. I-sc. The leave
OF absence granted cadet William b. l. Due fourth class
United states Military Academy has been extended 10
Nlrch : $50 First Lirutc3Hnts 4. ". I4lhuut ON
Infantry and j. W PoUe Jtl Infantry, are ordered %
report 10 the aulug general Dl the Department OF
the Missouri FOR duty al tho L"avrnWorjh Military
w. H. II Cr0well en- Infantry. and J. j. Caguc. l2tn
Infantry, who On being relieved, viii proceed 10 Their
proper stations,
Flst Lieutenant G.. G.. Grecnough, Fourth ARTILLERY
ls eyed from duty ar the University %: California ana
ordered 90 JON his battery. First Lieutenant N. c.
Military Science and Tactic, az the IuauuE Academy
and Pacific University. Forest Grove, Oregon, ana or
daTec % renOrI FOR duty Ier"r lfu-iT.
Acting Adiutaut-'suera- Drum today designated the
following as the bJgId TO examine the young men who
have been authorize 20 appear for examination Tor the
Med. McCroE, OF General c-tTiuau'a STAINS captain
Breckenridge. on Ca-y ~ tIe Arsenal; Lieutenant
Clarrug. o. Howard, Aygtaut 81 Cavalry. ana Dr
Basil Norris. Tins BOARD T'lI EauIr -uau ts are RON
Washington or within convenient distance The board
convene In TINS ctN no inc cali JI 1cAtFa -1eCOOA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-02
NAVY INTELLIGENCE.

WASHINGTON, July Com
mander Theodore F. Jewell is ordered the Coustitu-
tion August 2 as executive and Cadet Mdshipmau John
Gibson to the Adams August IL.
In a dispatch dated July II, board his flagship, the
Trenton, at Flushing, Holland. Rear-Admiral Howell
reports that while az Antwerp the Trenton was OBJ
iecr OF great curiosity TO the people and crowded
with visitors.
The Alliance sailed from Southampton on the sth in
slant, aud anchored at Antwerp the OH She w0uld
sail FOR Copenhagen about the Goth instant.
The ENTERPRISE arrived at Copenhagen from Christiana
the 5th Instant and stay Of days sailed for
CrOustadt The Qlinnebaug at latest advices sii
at C0nstantinoples
Commander Ftrquhar roports a deav IN obtaining
the nruan to make IN tue Black Sea. The NyO-
waters Tue health Of the squadron continues excellent.
SecOnl-Lieucnaut II. c. Fisher. L. = NJ. e, has been
detached from the command Of the Marine Guard on
board the Adams and Captain F. +. Mcaker has been
granted thirty days' leave from August p.
Assistant gincer J. r. Edwards s ordered
Der Of she Equipment Board Ncw-Iork. G. II. strck-
ldnI has reported his return home from the AsItc sta
io1 and has been placed waiting ORDERS. Leaves Of
r. NJ. Gardner, month from August Master G. II.
Lge;h, three weeks from August l; hlei-L1Encer
". ". Fitch, during August; Lieutenant 1ti-
mander John MCGOWAN. month from july
.: ACCOMPLISHMENTS JO0u Bishop, one mouth
from August 10: Lieutenant j. D. j. Kelley, one
month from August Chief Engineer b. T. Sherwood.
three weeks from the IGN; As-lstan-Eug ihcer / T.
uIgd0rf during the month Of August; Captaiu :. r
Franklin, for the month of August; Lieutenant II. Is.
Mansfield, during August PJvuastrr &. w. Stnnm. one
mouth from August II Lieutenant SeatOu Schroeder,
month from August 4; Master j y. j. Augur, one
month from August surgeon L. G. Yer Meulen, one
month from August Is CIei-Engneer DAVID nlth, one
mouth from Augusta; CbaplLin j. L. Matthews. 10
AUGUST 9; Passed Ass.stant-Lnzneer d. p Mccartney,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-02
nEcl-LnN,-Arf- /

SgBrepf C0UTf-fhgHb,rs by judge D0nOnue.-
-r.u9r a4t. Wr-l,.-H. Fe taken order denied.
Irf u Dy Jld-e LAW. kClecytr. admins
fe York central and Hu-slL River A--
Rad COMPANY. II gsr settled and ordered file.
Superior CDHt-Hptcdi IerH-bv Judge SDelr-
JORDAN Pur--T tgf. NCDHDcOriers for nunl
eltaa iatnaWav AIT Rass-I ct a-Order OF substitution
Lsr sgt NcDeru0f.-DIIe. granted AID undertaking APP
l0Yeo ErfpllcE agl Keua8ll-MDt1I 90 vaC-Ie ana an
81 heretofore entered boz this case denied POsueF agt
ksllrIIt-yrger DENYING notion with 80 costs IOTrey
tet Twou1eg EsIchla 4s- H0.iuger so p same aRL
t1la El Ztjlrrs lf ri continuance fO.er agt Llppe
Order Hlr8utlug charles 81. Dayton, receiver The New
frs 1aU.alllug Company ag hninelander 81 al order
0soHlluH.ux action. The Hanover National Bank agL
Luther Crsgbead agt. Tlrhmau BTaduau AIT Dlossy
tlug L-geuore Henderson agt savage gLDci AT
Aafld Jlrdal agt jordan Whitman agt marx PuT5er
81 Acl abe Rus sgt hduset randall agt pu6euDufy
AelfTs stenway Mcdonald asL. Gray jordan fBL
~ National shoe and Leather Bank Egan agt WASH
Oi4efs granted
aoa HarOe Lugenmeysr sgt. DitteuhOteri EcCaiOt
r. Ans9n Meyer agt Ansado sChiump agt smyth Con-
W 4gt AuOE.-OrfeIs granted
- Judge (10Clp-Nan Kirk agt sloau-Decl5lOu ulcd
NS-0oullaker agt ke1.-Order granted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-02
AN EMBEzzLiYG TETTER-CARRIER.

Charles Bassler, a Ietter-carrler attached %
he General Post Oflce, arrested yesterday,
charged with embezzing letters. For some time past
there have been frequent complaints by Broadway mer
chants between Canast. and the Post Office Of letters
sent by them not reaching their destination. Iswas
Bassers duty to collect the letters from the boxes IN
this district and although be one OF the oldest let
teclrrers in the city and had tde confidence Of his SUI
periors he was closely watched 1t was found that
after he brought his collections to The office, he sorted
his letters carefully and threw aside number FROM
those be nut aside he selected the ne thought likely
10 contain money aud dropped them INTO chute when
Is used for passing hrdi3ss matter 20 the hoOr below
This floor al the time BaSsler sorted his letters I'M
used and after he through Ills wOrk he would 20 20
the room and obtain possession OF the letters he Aaa
thrown down IutUIt. lie watched yesterday morn
ing and caught with i've letters IN bis pocket one
addressed TO Purcell & Co.. Exchange Brokers', Mon
fregl which contained 80 in scrip, used 10
ba Sc the complaint uuuu. Ba>sler was taken heLoIe
United States Commissioner shields and was held IN
IS 600 bail The prisoner admitted that lie had been
sIEnLiLr titrTs -Ircn IuLN !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-02
TELEGRAPH LITIGATION.

A VICTORY FOR The AMERICAN UNION COMPANY.
The application for an injunction restrain
ing the American Union Telegraph Company from build
Ing new line along the route Of the 81. Louis, Kansas
CITY and Northern Railroad between ST. Louis ana Kan
sas City refused yesterday by Justice Kreike OF the
United States Circuit Court az Jefferson City Mo. The
application. which was made by the Western Union
telegraph Company. was brought first before Justice
Tlayer Of the United states Circuit Court at ST Louis
Tie ground Of the application the existence OF an
uueXplred contract between that company
aud the IuiiOai company for the exc D.
sive right 10 build telegraph lines along the
route. The Application Tor temporary INJUNCTION was
denied Iy the Court which expressed tOub in regard 70
the validity OF the contract. The suit dismissed
aIterWaru on motion % the Western Union Company
ana then was taken into the STATE Courts hearing
was held before Judge Dunn at Richmond, Ray Co.,
Nc, and Un the motion OF thc American Union Com
rauv was remaudcd 20 the United states Courts The
EuIt was argued last Saturday before Justice kreiKe
who yesterday announced his decision denying the
application for an injunction
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-02
TIE Midland RAILROAD.

I'm the United States Uucult Count yester"
day Judge BIatchford presiding, motion was made in
The suit brought by John c. stevens, Anram s. Hewitt
and Charles ". Opdyke against the New-lork aud o.
wero Midland Railroad Company 20 have the upset
price of the road reduced IN October, 1876 decree
was entered providing that the road should not be sold
for less than 5DOO and that If that price could not
De- obtained the should be postponed until the tuf
rer order OF the Court The trustees now represent
that the PROPERTY been offered for sale number OF
Times and that no one bias bid tue required amount
Tho uittee appointed by the bOndlodcrs % buy
tie road notified 20 tine trustees their Willingness % pur-
chase but declined TO pay The upset prct, ana asked
that the sale should De postponed until september 20,
1879 The motion reduce the price granted, but
the form OF the order viii not be fixed until Monday
a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-02
TRYING TO LEgSEy COIL Production

PHILADELPHIA, July 31.-At a meeting Of
individual operators Of the schuyki region today
the question Of the soppagc OF INNING from the 9Th 20
the 23i OF August considered. A the Philadelphia
and Reading Company VIII not 20 such st0ppage,
% committee was appointed TO confer with Acting Presl-
dent Kcim 20 ascertain II the Reading mrany would
stop shipment 90 she line trade during the period lie
informed them tEat hs could u. definite answer
until the views Of President Gowen. WHO Is Europe,
were obtained The meeting tucu adjourned until sat
uTday. July prices for echuylkl cOa4 VIII stLt rule
with the individual operators.
The Leugh operators at ter meeting, also held today
agreed not 10 make any changes the line OK CITY
prices.
The Mineral Mining and 5usqnehuuna Coal Companies
met to-day and agreed o. Che advance OF - cents per
ton Oh line and narDOr prices for August.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-02
THE COURTS.
GENERAL BRADFORD'S WILL.
grRrHER TESTIMONY IN OPPOSITION TO IFS PRO
BATF.

~rRTarR TESTIMONY IN OPPOSITION TO IFS PRO
BArP.
Further testimony was taken in the Surro-
80 Court in Brooklyn yesterday in reference to The
will az the late General john o. Bradford VINO DC
ouesthed property estimated TO be worm over
- 600 600 to his grandch dren when his estate did not
cv,ecd in value 100000 He lett TWO sons-Eiward l.
and John o. The latter was not mentioned IN 'ne WILL
INIT TO the former ne gave the remainder OF ms estate
after the requests his grandchildren were pau' As
these bequess would absorb tar more than the entire
estate Edward's share would be nothing; consequently
no amused the probate Of the will The other son Is
also vrtual contestant, although his name does not
anpsar in the papers For the contestants appeared
General e. f. Tracy and GUY r. Pctou. nephew OF
Samuel J. Tlden and brother Of the Nephew OF MS
Uncle Winchester Brt0u appeared Tor tNe Two S'""U
Morris B. Ferris who drew the viii and was one o.
the witnesses Of IFS execution tesuuyH ia -,
Bradfor's expressed wish wts % PROV de LOT ms
dlu1hters aud his neicc The tcs,ator cav d.sv VI
stocks ana boads, which tue witness 49,, IVA" a.
nave an income Of from S2lO0 10 S-,s'o AIter
be signed tnc will the w'tuess asGYl nun D., ~
his last VIII aud testament IN, ITPN c nv
either said yes" nodded his head. 10 cen
eral Tracy the witness saio that he oiG no. AnoT VIVA
shares IA steam railroads we're "OtIn' o95 M ~ NJ
thnk that they were geueLaiiy worm 80 p 9,,,
Railroad bonds" that was %, III Shs VII -, 49, 80
posed that General Bradford knew What ne was speak
Mr. Brit,on-The witness is young man who has had
90 experience in stocks aud bonds ana us lucky or
tnat ne ntsu T.
George e. Clark broker, OF No 81 Wall-st., stated
hat General Bradford bad running account with him,
ma tlat securities owned by the tcsihtJr were
an IN his hands, lie described the securities owned by
General Bradford. and said that be had no knowledge
that he owned any Others. He ASKED now much
General Bradford worth In reply ne SAID that az
)nc time he supposed him 10 be worth 9loOcvO nut
lferUard he lost considerable money m mining opera
mons. AT the time Of s geah he supposed nm 10 DC
worth an where from $4,000 10 S6OOoO.
This closed The case MT Buttun fcstrNug the rlsht
which, he said. he undoubtedly should not eNerclSe-tO
Introduce any further evidence that might DC dlscOV-
pr.I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-02
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Norh RtUer. V,sssls ant R1Hr5rfA
FRIDAY. Ang. ]. ls7O.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

FRIDAY. Aug. I. 1879.
AsIIEs-Quiet unchanged Pots 4ltc., Pearls. 0GCse
BEESWAA-uuI, nominal wclk Western and southern
yellow, Z5z d2tc.
BROOM CORN-Frm. IN reduced supply demands quite
far Tor UIe
CANDLES In Jobbing sale ~ previous CURES.
CHICCDNl- Quiet; GIauul4tea IN a sm all
way 40 "a "a j'-c.i English -yC.
tDAI-Ihr whole market without improve mcut the de-
limited trade prices normally
unchanged though weak
CJCOA-Iu supply Icsscned demand prices irregular
COEFEE-Nld Grades more active. strl.yf sales. sd
bags L8guavra quoted 80 Jc; I.50J bags IfriciD0,
quoted -Q Che; 900 bags Mexican, quoted -
Rio Grades steady quiet; Ordinary Prime ClIg0.s, ID D
l4'ic. Ealr DO, l3al5sc. Gales 100 bags Colorado
private terms
CJJPEHAGE STOF Receipts Hight, bat equal % all
demands prices steady
CUEDAGl-In fair lObbing sale unchanged
COTION-~pot- r.. lover moderately active Tor cor
Tti0u. $40 bales ~ which so evening
al fr spinning purposes delivered contract, 800 Ias
Yesterday. Receipts az The ports, $40 bales, Isus, ltJt
this last az this
Der 44-593l bales, against 4.22I $50 bales during the
UoTlCC last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-02
FRIDAY, Aug. l-P. VI.

The stock speculation during the week ending
to-day offers little scope for extended comment.
With hardly an interruption it was rampant from
the opening Of business last Saturday until the
close Of business to-day. Prices already have ex-
ceeded the most sanguine antIcipations Of the
bulls" of two weeks ago, and yet excelsior"
Is now uttered with much greater confidence
than it was then. The transactions of the
week We're not 50 large as the extreme
activity of prices would seem % indicate, having
been ], l722Sl shares ayalnst 9D66lO for the pre-
Cedlng week and 9i7S00 shares for the week pre-
cedjng that OF the total number Of shares traded
in, the Wisconsin stocks, Lake Shore, and Delaware.
LaCkawauna and Western cOutri uuted 6JI 800
shares The principal final gains made by these stocks
We're as follows: Northwest common 3I2, -. faul
common Chicago, ST. Paul and Minneapolis D, Lake
Shore 33i, and Delaware, Lackawauua and Western
2l2 per cent. The preferred stocks % 81. P2ul and
Northwest established gains Of only 1ls and Il per
cent respectively Burlington, Cedar Rapids ana
Northern sold as high sol. but closed at 1914,
gain of 10 per cent. The Southwestern shares were
all higher but the principal activity and gains were
with the lines that 90 TO make up the new through
combination; st. Louis, Kansas City and Northern
preferred advancing 81, and Wabash 2os per
cent SympatheGcally with these stocks. Rome.
Watertown aud Ogdensburg made an advance OF
per cent, and gave indications OF futHIe ACTIVITY
Kansas Pacific, however declined - PER cent.
Louisville and Nashville sold as nigh as % diyI-
deud ON. and as low 81 Z eX DIVIDEND closing at
525s-a gam over last Friday price Of rs per cent
To-day kicmau's Wall street News Bureau received
a dispatch from Louisville stating that the net
earnings of the company for the SIX months ended
June 30 were $50 600. and that the first charges
amounted 10 $3.50 600 leaving a surplus Of $780,
600. The amOunt required to paw tie dividend of
ZI2 per cent that declared payable August 10: IS
a Little less than f2JO,OOo. seemingly on TINS
Statement there was "a foundation for the uupeas-
agt rumor, 20 winch we referred a few days ago.
The investment shares generally were Culi but
firm, although New-lOr Elevated LOST 10 per Geu,
Western Union huctuared between $685. and 81,
closing at sg7s q loss of i per cent for the week
Among the expresses Adams was weak and closed
az a decline of per cent Taking It all ~ all, the
STOCK Exchange has not seen such a weeks spegu-
latiOu for years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-02

In London. the British cOnsO'- uuctuatHe WITHIN
range OF 3l8 closing ut the best figures Of the
week United States bonds ruled strong and close
with gains for the week as follows; Z, IL
Der cents Il and Is p per cent. American rail-
WAYS also show marked improvements, particularly
rbe stocks and bonds of the coal companies Dut
concerning his The London Itmes of to-day says:
The buying in American speculative railway Sc
curi,ies here 90 which yesterday Friday rise Is
attributable, is still principally on American ac-
count"
Al Yesterdays regular weekly meetinVof the dircc-
tors OF the Bank uf England, the rate 81 interest
maintained ~ per ceur, against 's0 per cent,
the rates which three-UOnths bills are discounted
In The open market. The Bank Of England lost
lost Gl2.OOO on balance. The following are
the highest and lowest prices of securities Tor the
week and tAe closing sales to-day and week ago :;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-02
A QUESTION OF JURISDICTION.

Charles Anderson, the colored man who was
arrested On board the American brig sarah and Emma
on her arrival in this port for fclOuousy assautIng
Will a knife a sailor named Adrian Fensmark, on July
- III the port Of Guantanamo, Cuba wasyesterday be-
fore United States Commissioner Osborn Several
sailors on tue vessel testified 20 AudersOU guilt but DE
was remanded until Monday in order that nice point
o. law might De settled IL that he vessel
oored TO the pier at end anchored the bay
al other. The fact Of her being fast TO the pier
made it a question whether the American Government
had jurisdiction over Ler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-02
FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE.

DETROIT, Mich, July 31.-A special dispatch
from battle Greek reports the burning Of the pleasure
steamer Lew wallace al GoQuack Lake. two miles south
Of that place. this morning. also the dwelling OF james
Cleveland and three lighthouses. Mrs Cleveland ana
her infant persisted the flames, and two more OF her
children ore So badly injured that they are not expected
"a i've Mr. cleveland saved his and The lie OF one
~ his children by Jumping from the seeondstory VIM
AZ of ma burning house into the lake. The 1fe org
iiiAted II the englne-IVOm Ol me steAMOI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-02
SITTING BULL RUys RAPIDLY 4W4E.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, July 31.-General Terry,
commanding the Military department OF Dakota re-
ceived dispatch tonight from General Miles, dated
Camp on Rock Creek eighteen miles south OF the bound
~ line saving that sitting Bulls band OF Sioux had ned
nortbyggrd 10 Wood Mountain leaving their property
scattered along the hne OF route for MY N &C. TIE
ir mon General Miles says he believes he has force
enough 70 deal with ali Tie Indians Sitting Bu.4 Can
mi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-02

The market closed dull and steady at the annexed


In State bonds little was done outside of Louis
ana cOnsols, and the dealings m them were not up
10 the average Of weekly rates. They tiuctuated
between 80 and 30. The business to-day embraced
only $4,000 Louisiana cOnsOls at 364. $1,000
Georgia = new at llOl2, aud $1,000 tennessee Us
new at -.
The business done in city bank stocks presented
10 features. To-day there were no transactions.
The week has witnessed large dealings m some Of
the railroads issues, and great advances in their
prices. Missouri Kansas and Texas irsts closed ia
per cent IN advance Rome, WATERFOWL and Ogdens-
burg frsts, ~ c. C. and |. G. lrsts, "a Burning
ton Cedar Rapids and Northern hrsts 3 Central or
New-Jer-rV cOnsois, 33i and Lehlgh and Wilkes
barre cOusOls. 81 per cent. The new issues OF Le
were gctve but second consOls after selling at 70
a 1874 and 7712 finally closed with gain Of only
o per cent. Late III the week the Wabash issues
made marked Improvement; Toledo aud Wabash
seconds establishing an advance OF 10, conyertbles
g, Great Western seconds IL, and J. ana W. hI'js,
st. Louis Division, 81 per cent. To-day the market
was hardly up 10 the best puceS-a natural Icac-
tiOn because of the occurrence of sales 20 realize;
but the declines for none were material, while the
Central of New-Jersey issues and c., {. and l. Co.
rsts fully maintain their best figures. The Eres lost
alp Of Yesterdays advance second cOusos selling at
7Gl2a 1868 and funded 50 nc 1874 Toledo and
Wabash rss st. Louis Division, sold, * interest at
9sl2a99. Hannibal and ~. Joseph IS rose TO
1850 1854, Metropolitan Elevated 10 lOI0s, New
York beng steady at Ill OHIO and Mississippi
seconds easier at 0s8 The Pacific issues were
quiet but firm, also was the general list OF invest
There was not ripple TO disturb the calm in the
money market during the week. and rates ruled
pretty steadily at Zl2D7 per CENT WIN mere anu
there an exceptional loan made as hi9h as 1 per
cent. The result of the weeks transactions at the
sub Treasury IS to increase its currency balance
81 1.47l. and ITS coin balance SC6l,o12 The
United States Treasurer at Washington to-day re-
ceved 100000 In National bank notes for re-
demptiln. The customs receipts were o53OOJO,
and the internal revenue receipts were T34o,OOO.
The following is the Clearing House statement
to-day: Exchanges, S74,9s6,GOGi balances, 70
O07,7O7 The business az the sub Treasury coy
cred Receipts, S-G,7GO4SO; payments -, So
gl2: currency balance, S36, slGl29 coin balance,
SI27, DOB.
The foreign exchanges were weak and rates
were reduced several times in the week, the last To-
duati1n beng made to-day. The following are the
revised RAT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-02
FAN FnAsclscc cLosNG PRICES or MIMIC srocKs

At the election of the Bullion Mining Company
today the Schultz party defeated almost imam
im0usly aud the following board was elected: {.
l.. Weller. :. HedeulrIdt, J. b. Russell, l.. d. La
zurr. II. VI. Lew. Application viii be made to tine
courts for certificates of the election Of the new
directors Of Bullion and EXcnequer
Government bonds were fairly active during the
week with some regularly IS to prices. To-day
the market was less active and hardly as firm "a
was Yesterday. The business e, the Boards covered
sales of 1000 Is 1881 at 1919; $4,000 regis
tered g, 1850 at 1914; $4,000 registered 81 at
1925 GIO23i; $4,000 coupon ~ per cents at
lOGl4 and : 900 registered az 105ls interest.
or currency Is, RI 900 IS95s sold at I'D, and
e59, 900 1S9Ss at 1881. The following arc the
and the clL sing sales to-day and a week ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-02
DEPARTURES F0R EUROPE TODAY

Five steamships will sail for Europe to-day
with large passenger lists. Among those the Inman
Line steamship CITY Of Berlin, the Rev. Charles p.
Bush. OF the American Board OF Fore Ign Missions
Tingfan Chang secretary OF the Chinese Embassy in
London; William Inman, manager Of the hue and his
SON. The Henry p. Walker, British Consul at
Charleston, s. c. ana his daughter passengers on
the Hevetia, Of the Natona. Line. Following are the
complete cabin lists: