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

SALES At AUCTION.
"A THIS D1f FIVE tEHEH s4Say NAS 3 SoLoch
% S,} SFRiSf sI$s
extra a iSportsn. o Pannss o pieces Bro%ss
S1A tfi ~ n; @
Eab sfSa ~ MAE
iniad and gilt Bedsteads Bureaus, washstands single
si ht :ess
0a ds.rsd
SALE 9F FEGS SnSzEs ASb M EvS
AAAA a., AZ ?AH rSiy$fE stSf1 ayS
THIS 6T.H $.S SioGK
rAaLon sAaSfn Sfhsa
match rsdestais Easei. Stands Curtains Pier
Mirrors seyes and ormolu Mante Sets Eoeksrs window
as.I
6xssasiSp Table Chairs china GSs1 and sysrware
A THURSDAY. NoiNISc.
Entire contents Of private mansion,
%Si S4 q;
coyaSS aIHSsi SAn sk fs S sAes:
pPpS65m E1 ESnS SH5s c 1SgSsTs
of Bedroom sos nlad and gilt Bedseads Dressing Cases
IS and spring
SSis top ,ss
French walnut sdeboard. Chairs in leather silver
psefsS and shpssa
A. rUSls '0 oli s..Sd 8 Av S.sscS E.
AT oUR sALEsRooM. 81 NASSAU ST.
SALE or HOUSEHOLD rURSITURE. DESKS, &c
Elegant Showcases. Marvin and Herring Safe tie
4 DMINlsTRATRIx sALE.GRoCERIEs.
S AiHH q Sf%EhSFff
%sEs SR HE
HORSES. WAGONS. HARNESS &C,
BY order of Edith Pohemus. Administrative OF the es
tate OF Abram Poihemus deceased
A VAN rAssELL KEARNEY AUcTIoNEERs
:s S sn of a
tsnts paper Bundles and Contents Basket and Con-
h oa ssx
Bag and Contents, walnut Bedstead; walnut Bureaa
Bed. Secretary Desk
A ssIGNEE's SALE OF SHOE FACTORY, con-
with Ocs Furniture and first class GonHnssicn Safe
by public sr sS On July 10 nsI
DYJ ". CAMPBELL, AUCTioNEER-wILL SILL
ID this day 10 o'clock ut 30 9Th gentee Household
Washstxnds Tables Chairs. Mattresses Pillows Bedding.
Refrigerator Kitchen Utensils, &c Buyers, dealers
specially invited. No reserve.
DY J. W. CAMPBELL AUCTIONEER
Dse this commencing lo1a o'clock in lots. old
established first class corner Grocery
$50 I'd 10th ST..
best Goods chests
black Teas prime roasted Coiees. Rabbits =,
Higgins. Colga.e's, German Laundry and family bar
Soaps; barrels Sugar Syrup, Moasses. Flour. Vinegar
boxes Oswego. kingsford's, Satin Gloss starch best
canned Goods other choice shelf Goods and F.my s9p,
OIL Cabinet Platform brass Counter Spring
aud Butter Scales walnut top Counters Bins shelving,
Counter Refrigerator Office Writing Desk. Gas fixtures.
Awning, Push Cart Horse. Wagon and Harness Owner
retiring. No Buyers specially invited.
DY l. :. wEINBERGER. AUCTIONEER-TlIIS DAY,
Dat I0s o'clock. pawnbrokcrs' unrcdcemed Pledges.
Furniture and Cigars, Liquors &c, Umbrellas Parasos
&c.
L,XECuTOR'S sALE-JACoB BOGARr. ACTION
eer this day July IL IL o'clock, No. l4l East 3oth
ST. the lious ehold Furniture and Effects of Johana
Mathew deceased BY order OF Joseph w. Bray
JUsTCs COOKE. AuCTIoNEER-
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EXCURSIONS.
A-A-foEr LEE PORT LEE FORT LEE
MOST MAGNIFICENT SCENERY

CONTERNO's CELEBRATED MILITARY BAND.
ADAM SEIFERT. the well known SOLO COkNErlSF
every afternoon aud evening.
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Al THE ONLY BOAT TO
IONA ISLAND.
Tho and mammoth palace saloon steamer
METROPOLITAN.
will make daily excursions, sundays included, leaving
follows -
. N. NJ.
JewelHs Wharf. Brooklyn so A. NJ.
West 10Th ST., North % 20 A. NJ.
West I'D ST. North River. 20 30 A. NJ.
Returning leave Iona Island Mt g 30 4. NJ.
Fare for entire excursion. only 80 cents.
Magnificent steamer. Grand scenery.
Full Brass aud string Band.
Liberal terms given to Churches societies schools and
clubs, 8c., by applying to HAWXliURST PENNAI.. 0i
broadway, New York.
A FISHING BANKS EVERY DAY, SATURDAYS
~ excepted. fast steamer SETH Low, with saloon
leaving Harrison ST., r. Z; sth ST. r. r., 80; pier ~
r. Tl5 Battery wall Staten Isisrd ferry pier
10 N r. 40 A. NJ Gentlcmcn's tickets, zoe ladies' 5Oc
Al FOSTER, Manager
A --A-ExCU RSlON STEAMERS, BARGrs AND
Groves to charter; the grand caliope organ
the Centennial has been connected
To the excursion steamer GENERAL sEDGwiCk rcn
dcriug the finest air rustic presented
public the expense OF baud aud Is very attractive
TO five largest Barges In the hatbo Excelsior
Park, Rartan Beach Bcyntcn Beach Columbia aud oren
tai Groves. BRIGGS Excursions, srs4 ST. opposite
Christopher street Terry.
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NEW SHORT LINE
TO WEST BRIGHTON BEACH.
coNEY ISLAND.
BAY RIDGE AND THE
NEW YORK AND sBA BRANCH RAILROAD.
WILL BE OPENED JULY IL 2s7s
The popular steamer: NcEEisANIA and sylvan
,Ssi%: isy Wss, Brighten BEACH. as icilows'-
S,is 10 40 ii 40 4 NJ; IL ls. As. 2,45. s45 4;as.
PHI 49, j. ic !! ri 70 i ri ST.
p:a5, 1850, u 80 A. NJ; ~ 50. So, ass 8 So. As
PIER is. CEDAR ST
, MAO II ;loA NJ; i2lo. 1ho gao. $40, 4io, $40
PIER i, BArTERY.-
e S 7i aiio NJ NJ i-''' 40 2''' SAB ''i'' '''A
Returning leave West Brighton Beach Bay Ridge and
20 tS-o, 20. 80. 20. 30. 20 SOP Il
tconneciing with steamer Mary Powell
HARLEM AND BAY RIDGE ROUTE.
The steamers HARLEM and SHADY SIDE leave Harlem
Ridge foows;o 90 ioio A. NJ no. 3:ia 4:iS and
Landing at 10th ST. Astoria, Grcenpoint Grand street
Leave Fulton Terry pier 80, IL A NJ. o5 4oS and
. 20, l.2o, . 80 and 2orM
single trip, 80 cents.
Children. between and IL years Of age, 70 cents
r. 4 KICKER President
rTo CHARTER FOR ENcuRsloNs-rnE THREE
decksd ;seon steamer wALIEH BRITT Apply a,
Christopher street ferry.
INVEST POINT CORNWALL NEWBUKG.--kOUND
allowed 10 sud at Vest oSi Cornwall
West Point and views from storm King aud
Grow Nest'D; return by down boat.
10 MILES FOR SL-ExCURsloN TO TuE CRY
lCzof Films; new mammoth palace steamer G. III
NORruAM, sunday July ~ Leaves Peck slip at 10 A.
NJ 23d street, East River, at 1O15 A. NJ Returning,
leaves New Haven at IL l.. NJ.
BILLIARDS.
A -A.-A-A-rnE VERY FINEST BILLIARD IA.
n .bes. fitted with the wonderful monarch cushions;
lowest prices THE J. NJ BRUNSWICK 4 BALkK
COMPANY, IA Broadway.
A wARDED GRAND MEDAL, PARIS. isss-fiIB
AColcnder Billiard Tables. the best and cboa?
any Wsrercoms sss Broadway. Vow York Catalogue
free.
A MEXICAN STANDARD BILLIARD AND POOL
-Arabtes, aud hand mt low prices. W. "
GRlfFITH a CO., wv broadway, corner 2vstA -
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BY Sco6eld's peerless
PLYMOUTH ROCK.
leaving the foot OF 22d ST.. n. r., at
y A. NJ. aud . 10 l.. NJ, aud pier !
\. Il. battery, ut . 10 A. n. aud
3 r. NJ.
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EXCURSIONS.

EXCURSIONS.
A SUPERB SAIL PLYMOUTH ROCK.
"A Grand Excursions the Great Iron Pier ut
LONG BRANCH.
and return.
To-day and every day. including Sundays
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Excursion tickets to Concy Island Point 4oc
Excursion tickets To Brighton. via railroad
Single fare TO Coney Island Point zoe
single fare TO Brighton via railroad. 35c
Returning boats will leave Concy Island Point no.
II 20 A. NJ, II 20. 10. = 10 800 80. 10. 4 \
aud 10 T. NJ The 10 T. NJ boat from Coney Island Point
will land at pier >, Franklin aud West oath SITS. only
Returning trains will have close boat tions
Conoy Island Point for New York.
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| Pier Tickets 10 cents extra: sold on
tho boat by the agents Of the Pier Co.
s.ALandings on the Ocean Pier will
be lnadc when feasible
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LARGE HOTEL SPACIOUS AND AIRY ROOMS
FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT POPULAR PRICES.
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n -A-TO NEW
IA. GREAT SUCCESS OF THIS ROUTK.
GRAND COMBINATION or EXCURSION STEAMERS
Charming sail direct to wrought
IRON TUBULAR PIER AT CONEY ISLAND.
SHORTEST ROUTE: NO DUST No ClNDEkS
DIRECT FOR THE GREATEST MARINE STRUCTURE
IN THE Notwithstanding 900 feet into tho ocean,
with promenade 10 feet wide and capacity Of 5000
people
SURE LANDINGS. SAFE AND SPEEDY,
MOST CHARMING ROUTE TO ANY PART OF THE
ISLAND.
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GRAND DISPLAY OF
VI FIREWORKS
AT BRIGHTON BEACH
THURSDAY EVENING, JULY IL, 1879.
ADMISSION FREE.
Take Long Island Railroad trains Hunters Point AZ
O. 10, IL A. NJ; II 30, 2.3o. go, 4:3O, 30.
$780, Z 30 80, 9 80 r NJ
Round trip. so cents.
HUNTERS POINT AND WALL STREET ANNEX.
1.-The fast and commodious steamer OLYPHANT con-
daily Sunday with all Long Island Railroad
trains for Brighton Beach. Rockaway and all points
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FARE TO the Pier ut Long Branch
and return. FIFTY CENTS.
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-A-CONEY ISLAND POINT DIRECT.
A.NORTON X MURRAY'S WEST END HOTEL.
BRIGHTON. CABLES and the NEW PIER.
Tho steamers ROSEDALk, 1DLEwIID and SYLVAN
DELL will make daily excursions TO Coney Island Point
connecting with Park and Coney Island Railroad
Brighton Cables aud also the route to tho
Pier landing n the of all the
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BILLIARDS.

A MEXICAN STANDARD BILLIARD AND POOL
ATabies, aud second hand. Mt low prices. VA "
GklfFIfH A CO., wv BrosdwA ~, corner 2vsAA -
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7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD
IL ROUND TRIP 80 CENTS.
ROCKAWAY BEACH.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS
Leave Hunters Point (Flatbush Brooklyn
minutes earlier at .. o. TO- II A. NJ. II noon 30 3D.
and 7 r. NJ
RETURNING-Leave Beach at 8 40. sI5. 1910 A. NJ.
IL so 10 40, 20 30 80 10, q 20 and 80
r. NJ.
SUNDAYS.
Leave Hunters Point (Flatbush Brooklyn. ten min
earlier ut o. 10. IL A. NJ. IL noon, 30 30 80 and
1 80 4. NJ
20. 80, 6s20. 4 and . 80 L. NJ.
, 1879-07-12

New T0ng. July electromagnetic: futures
weak; July, Il. 1Gct August, IL. lAc; SeptuMber,
IL. 16o: October, H. s1c; November, III. iao; Dc.
ccmber, 10. H8cs January. 1923; February. lie;
March, II. 1@c.
FIoun-Market dull; prices generally without
decided change; recc!nts, II, O00brts.
GnAlN-Whoat unsettled, fcycHsh, and lower;
receipts. ~, 600 bu; rejected spring. Bfas5c; NJ.
do, Csc; No. 3 10, 81 10; No. 2 ID, 81. ITO
liz; ungraaed do. n8cG1 81 .0:t; unRradod winter
rcd. u. ooD1. IN; No. do. 81. 20; uMgsaded
ambor 81. leo LIE; No. = DO, Sl,1iGl.17; uu.
graded :whtss, sl;1aGl. u; Nc; 3do, 81. 10; & Ne.
s:t e. III. HveaS III. sI e. Il ~ Is
rcd. July. 81. 10 lid, Sill asked; august IL. l.
s+ked; No. whito, July. 81. II bid, 81. III asH.
ssdi AuRnst, u. 13ss RYe atmer; Western. 63.lc.
sasnssa; co[a HI setiys; fsfsIpts, 5 900 S8 ~;
age; Ne: = July. !6o bi4, A5,sc sskcd; August,
tohc, 40,.c naksl; Bsp!on,aer, 17c pld, 4H3sc
643c.
I!Ar-psmand fair; market arm.
lioPs-Eery strong; talr demand,
tait to good rshutug. d .iu10.c. Molnssss quiet
but stsady. ltco in good demand.
,GakTkotkuA-t2n!9t; united, us!iG0oHc; crude,
Kkslx-x2niet nn,l unchanged.
PgarxSSI,sE-sisady n TIM a,:d innshanEed. w. M
.pHoy1spNs-rork active, but lover: new mcRs.
10. 500 lo. uU; old lon,tn4l. lipef stcady. Cut
meats uult mid unchanged. LarA very much de-
2tsssed cos!ug moro seo'dy; prime steam, ~.
DuFrkn-Qutct and UNCHANGED.
GgKEss- Firm; Western, 34t6Ac.
WulsSr-Romiual; Sl.07hI1.uH.
, 1879-07-12
ST. LOUIS,

ST. Lours. No., July 1.-FLorN-unthangcd
GnAls-Wheat-Acstye shipping demnnsl for
cash. hut lower: No. red, DhGtDl1{c cash; ts4AG1
pii4c, c'obins Ut fis:c July; D5l1Diac, closing at
Di!1c August; D7HG5tHaac, closing ut Dss.c Sep
tcn'bcr. curn l"wcr; 34!iG:M.lc cash: ;'l;ac
August; abtsGh35!sc September. Oats 1ower; aOt3
tl3oe rash; :0c August; 5!;G25So September.
1lye dun at 48t4c hid.
W1isxKY-t2ntt NJ 81. o..
FNoy.s.hx*-pork .lnll: Job lots, s0.76 fsee on
hoard. lnlk nieAta nntl lAfI-nn ttlarkct. Uucon
lover. Crnr rtls. I1c: cear. iGc.
HEcElrTs-FInnr, i, uUU brlH; w1lcut, 14n 900 bl /;
com. 25. Geo hu; oats. H. 600 bu; bnsluy, 3,oU0
TN.
sniraEsTs-Fionr, 5000 brls; wheat, GO. GOO
til; corn, 10. uuD bli.
Ctnalsu-Wltnt higher; DtHd94afc August: :
!aatatH1c SupteMbcri 0;'c year. Corn mud oats
unchanged.
, 1879-07-12

Hos7os, July 11.-FLaun-Firn,cr; Western s1.
perInc, 81. 3J common extraB. ST. CT; Wis.,
consn and minnesota extras, 81. 00GD:5 Is; winter
whaat, Ohlo a,1A Al.ch!En,, S4.75l 10; Illinois
md Indiana, S5 00EEJ 00; III. Louis. S. 5000, ab
Wisconsin aal Minnesota patons.}rucess, spring
w,cnt, s.. 90 iK 70; wlnter whcats, $U OGl7 30,
GnA,S-C0rn ir,n; mkxud aFd yul1ow. 47ti % 4Dc.
nats scarce, tn demand: No. | uld extra Whtte,
4N54be; y. whit. I2!3c; No: i white anu No
mixed. 40Ge4l!ic. Hye. g8iL10c.
lsEcs1s.Ts-Eiour, 2. Uu0 Urls; corn, 20, COO bu;
whcat, :}u, 600 bll.
slnraxsrs-rlour, /. 100 brls; corn, TO, 900 bu.
, 1879-07-12
sDCCTALO,

BuFrAto, N. T.. duly y1l.-GHAIN.-Nheat firm
mud quiet; No. Duluth at S1.lI. Curn dull;
ho14prs firm; deles !, III bu sau,plo Western at
3s!ic; high mixed Western at tic. Data dull and
nominal At 37c. Rys neglected.
CANAL. FNEl0nTs-nHll at hc for wheat, 4i{c
for corr. axe for outs to Now York.
NEcEtiTs@mF!our, ~, 3Ge bsls; wheat ~, 278 bu;
,sM!rsESrs-itasoad: Wheat, Al, COO bu; corn,
" &la oa. Canal: Wheat 31s, 778 bu; corn II, .
, 1879-07-12
lrrItOVE;m EsTs.
A MODERN AROHIMEDES,
Tic docs Not Lift The World will a
Lever, but Eiovates tho Things
Thereon,
How, Tic prirate Residences. Pactorica, Ware
houses. Mills. Hotels: mud Stofes Of the
Northwest Have l'ccu improved,
The Ago Of Elevators, and How They Arc
Mnuo--Nontt and Soc.

Douht1e.a tho most valsahlo ''modern improve.
msit" # tue present day IL the elevator. It not
whero emnToyed, bni aayes innch lifo.force IL
tlorr accustusnrA 10 climbing stars |Hs. becanro
Il + "a xalnnl,s It ncrs. tn b" -ae; Ylthons Till
II II - %or*S ,a9 az H. n'er*,: Te ont*r elevator
on1 brforc te great Urn his machines were IL i,ua
~ tl,'s c,ty. anl nav 1t II saso 10 ray that mora
tlnn ak times a. many 'hcchy" elevator. ara
u1rI nt0f nhy 0lhrt Nlnke. lBHt IN. .wtth~tapdtu1
TIM fact that 10 inany arr in oncratt0n each tny.
unA hnhdled BY carttcas operatives, m incident
with 'nc y! hf' machines il q thing ntmnst u1.
known. Th'' i became nnly The tc.t material md
personally ai,ncllntendr their constructiou, iijn
stYlea Include Ftcanl. hylrnntc. mud hnnn power
rlevatHrs. and arc adapted W all claa,cs Vt hnIucsy
Or wants 70 I'll contemplating 1'u s,'e of ecyat-
ora, visit +" Mr.. nrcay i txienn1sa works at Nus.
III 10 III ]lltnots-st. will DO vreat advantage lid
factory is tho larges' cIcvatot institution in Amer.
tc&. and complete III all It's tcta,lr Including
machine and o'sck.,i!ll shopt, framing md pal:
nlanufactory In Now York, Mt Hur. ;EU and G.lf
carIat.nt.. mud many Of lhc leading bniIunVa oF
ttnthaY cnnlatn hls elevators. Il full and deacrip.
tsya circular Of tlr, machines made by At, Kcrdy
will bu sent t0 oil who desire. Do not ln1l to son
for ono.
, 1879-07-12

NATL LETTINGS.
Notice to Contractors.
POST. OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON, D. c., June 40, 1889.

WASHINGTON, D. c., June 40, 1889.
Proposals will be received
at the Contract Office Of this
Department until 3 p. m. OF
August i9, 1879, for carry
ing the mails Of the United
States in the covered wagons
prescribed by the Depart
ment, in the city Of Chicago,
H., (being Mail Messenger.
Transfer, and Station Ser
vice., from November !,
1879, to June 80, 1888.
Schedules of service re-
quired, specifications for
wagons, instructions to bid
ders, with forms for propo-
sails, and bonds and all other
necessary information will be
furnished upon application to
the Postmaster at Chicago,
or the Second Assistant
Postmaster General.
o. M. KEY,
Postmaster General.
, 1879-07-12
1NDTANApOLTa.

1Sn1ANAroL1s, Ind, July ll.-0nA1x-Whea
nct'Ve. but lower: No. 2 rcd, sl.0l6l1. .O.: July,
oSc: August. nsc9s1.00. Corn quiet al 301Sc
Oats allrt ut 1lt< D:l1Kc,
fIsoyIH1ox4a-sh"n!tess, sac; clear rib, 4Ac.
lloia-Qu!et It 81. COCA. 90; receipts, 2, 700
shipments, ], zoo.
, 1879-07-12

SDFclN1 W8pN1cA 70 tn 5FlbuNe,
KAxsAS C1ry, No., duly II. -~(lnAtN--Tte Prte.
Current reports wheat rece,pss, 10, 445 bu: sb.p.
menss, Z, Ill bu; 1owcs. No. 2 cash, 02c; July,
b0s.c; No. . cnsh. kHc: July, 80Ac. Corn TO.
clpta, GID bu: sh!ptErn1s, u, BIO bu; weak, No,
cush, :Uksc; July, a0c.
, 1879-07-12

oswEoo, July y11.-]nA1x-Nheat nomsnallY un.
changed. coru-Aaskut dull; No. 3 Western,
4ac
, 1879-07-12
France. =. BIO: 10 tho Continent, 1,24D; cuaht.
wise, ,ga5; sales, d.5to.


rfr7anunn. "a, tuiy 1.-f'krnotEcN-Qn!e ;
crude, 7aaic at Pnrkes'a for shipment; tulned,
UAc, Philadelphia delivery.
, 1879-07-12

s"''o' ." eonn' e' u" .ahcy s,''", "n," n''.
10 Eooa' s''M'' ~ cho,co 10 lsncy' o. 't"'''" WI
am''an" ~ m ,n'n''y eo' e"'' o. ho..a u, 10 ~,
H. ~ H., Maesoa ~ y, pa!rft pfoce'' so 'o NV
uuAis-WSeai npscttlel aud 1nwct; No. . rc1
In elevator, Il. l2!i. torn III lchA tamand an1ca
MIXED, !,c. Tree On mnr'l; tetcicd % track ~
G4c aslns y, 9n; e. n's sesv. mixed
9ts". .i71Hs y ~. ,;t uns; c"'a ~ h'ea"''
"SsSn 1s2ss xeye w1,S ao' t1o @ me,. bec
e :G1s fta'nfEroxe": ~ ~ S1.t;tn Xxx
q, :%; uafn-" s, ns!esn: Nav
york statc an ii,stfarH iony ira o1,rs, 144o
i6c: Tes,crn ss mi" i,cseTye rxlrn. itaesc.
Mes.s1 aas!a1 eee essamse; 6ubuc
-, rErnolEvn-Matkct dull; rsfnea' oAc' efooe'
VI wut,Rr-rrm. We,,ern. s1.o7,
corn n'1f5fbso H. go b III, & o III; :se re. CO hu.
M"onet a 9fSss os Taa Xx Sna soyc
;IHfalti. nstra J76n30c: medium 10 a44o; coar.c.
as;5c MSw HGfk ehH" su ln0'ans; ;:o4le sn
coarse. 35Ga:ioc; con,s,,ug, warlud. 4U4L45
rnm6inp. uIwnafef, I6M s:1l{c: Cnnatn conibIhY.
ma,IinIa nnwa.hed: a76oa9c: sub. waske,l. !ns+:c,
Colorado woshoo' @"eaoc' w """a'nc"' A's'
-,.....,,
49,, hnLi,S'orsE. ~ - u.I.', r,. u,
:: HArT1aohE' Mill - =, hoo'~s.4m VEL
crn s"pcs'fs sss,ss9''' 81 TO eS''a sf' oosf'' oo
10 ,sa'sw1catwestcrn 's,y. steadv pna lower. No.
N""'" -. - ~, 49,
2!ehnsSl'ana 1eo' ~ ~ ~ ~. nrstesn wlhtcf
sca. apo!. st."' ""4y, ~ noeoss' @
~ 'lo'tt !. loA sfp'omots' g. - Ivy
Gorh-n e'.et" steaa5 w. .o"' "e1ts!n "!Asu'
spot' 1oe' '"s, - W.. . nasa"' 1eSens.'
sop'ens,s. so%w. M.e..as, ,.,,ts %n3 ,n..1 Y..
1rm md higher. western whse. 4oH 4'lc; TO mScd,
3Sdt 3ttc; pennsylynnfn, 4GI aac. leyo quiet at
6RFktlUc. ........ ...
IiAY-Firm; primo to choice Pennsylvania, SIG. 90
@1u. 90.
pnoyts,ora- Easier ttndcr Western a1vIccs.
4Ac; cluar III sidcs 6Ac: uAckcJt 4lkGib,tc.
i.acun-.Shoulders 80; cloar rib sideg, Gc. Iiunls
1101:c. Lard &c.
TurTEn--stsady; primo 10 choice Western pack.
cd, 1UGlIl c.
Euas-Activc: firm at 11c.
67c, ~
, 1879-07-12
TultltEN,rfA


Wtts,ynroN. n. C., July 1l.-Sr1n!Ts TunrEN.
rtNk-2y1ic,
, 1879-07-12

PHILADELPHIA. July ll.-FLoun-Firm; mod.
Arata inquiry; minnesota exlta iauily melluul,
, 1879-07-12

FOREIGN.
The following wcro received pysthe Chicago
1loArl Of Trade:
L,vxnroot, July I'LL 80 a.. m.-Flour, as od
010a Cd. Whcat-Winter. fs 1ndTss I'D; HPtil,r,
Ss Td&ass Cd; white, 81 ulll9s Ga: club, ts 3dGk
0s Da. Corn, Ii I'd. Iosk. 47s Id Lard. 32<.
Receipts Of weat last ttrco days 9O4, GOO ccntats,
l4;;, 600 bciug American.
LtyEltrooI, July 1l-9p. m.-13rcadstutrs, quiet.
Weather fa!r. Flour. 1]s{t los Cd. Whrat.-Wintcr,
Ds63us I'd; aprfng, IN 10afss Cd: wse, ts lOdGt..s
I'd: club, o. id@Ds I'd. Corn, ~ :.lO4s Id. Rest
unchanged.
LtvEnroo1, July Ill 2. m. .--Tlonr hrmcr; cx.
tra State lis I'll. Whcat-Qulctcr: rcd win,cF, ~
Cd; No. 3tpr!ne, IN lid; No. 9 10 ~ 10A. Corn.
shads easier; Is ".ad. Cnsgoes OF coast-Wlcat
nnd corn In inoaorate demand. Imports into 1ty.
crpool for the pnst wcog, 800. D0U ccntals, 23D,
Gao Of 1t being American. rosk--Ncytcrn T. b.,
&7s. Las.t, quiet uNa cnscr; Itt1o desire 10 buy:
2es.' 1'acon, feeling dali; quotations paid rcluc-
family; lnnr clear, Ills; short clear. .us 0l; Cum.
bcr1ands. rus I'd.
Loxuox. July 11.-LEvcrpool-whea quiet;
white Michigan, ils I'd: rcd winter, aIs I'd. Corn
raiher easier; Is a!4d. Mark Lanu-Whca. aut
corn strong. Cargocs o0 copat--WkIcat ant corn
steady. Cargoes on raHsaEc-WncA rather easier;
corn steady. Country markets for whcat-English
aud French 9cncrally tlcaror.
spfcia! DlrpascA to 7na Tftaups
LFhHeoHIr VHlt 14-ll.t5u d. III. -FLGUn-N0.
!, los I'd; No. g, rs Dd.
Observation-Disclosures. No. l. Us Oil; No. 9, 81
1od; spring. Mo. i, FL I'd; No. 9, IL I'd; white.
No. !, o. oa; No. 2. FL ID; club, No. /, 0s od F.;
NO. =. "a I'd. Corn-Nnw, No. !, IA Cd.
FnoytasoAs-rosk. l0s ID. Lard. :ios.
LtYERrooI, .Jn1y 11.-Cor1oN-Firmer at Gid;
sacs 8. oGo bAlcs: speculation and export, &, 900;
American, Q. 600.
DnEAisTuPrs-Qu!ct; California whito whcat.
eB l0d@o4 I'd; do club, Hs 4aGbDa I'd; No, = md
No. rcd Western sprIMg, u 10d0ss f},l. Flour
Weafern canal, os l0d. Cora-Wcatusn mixed.
81 2dflis I'll.
fnoytstoSs-rrlmo mcaa pork. 40s, Lard
American, 3:s. Bacoa-Long clear, .7s; short
do, 20s.
LiygRrooz, July l1.--CorToN-sa!c. for tho
weak, II. o0o bales; American. II, 600; spccu,a.
tors took 2, 600; exporters, t, ,000 from shlpssdc
direct 10 sp!nncrs. 4.0jo: actual export. a. COO;
total receipts. 10. 900; American. g,oU0; totnl
stock. bSD. 00o;, American, ISL. 900; amount
aaoat, @i8. Q00: American, 81, 000
ANTWERP, July II. 1.-PErnoIEuI-17:td.
, 1879-07-12
BATES & HANLEY
MANAGERS FOR THE NORTHWEST,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEPICTS:
1874 MADlS0S-Sr.. Chicago, III.
MECHANIC BLOCK, detroit.
FLETCHER & SlARpE'S BLOCK, 1n-
diauapolls, Ind.
ARCADE BLOCK, milwaukee,, Wis.
, 1879-07-12

DRY sl1R Is quoted IT h0cG1St. 90 aloyc green.
Tho yard market continues active nud Rtcady for
dry stun. The shipments arc heavy for July. and
1t IL expected the next report will show eonsldcru.
bly, lighter stocks than year ago. Quotations arc
, 1879-07-12

A'eA. FEp.hIng!,am : Co. hays tten fur n!ans yssre
lhr. lass :!s ,! q :,inn: 1sf !.sIr ;a:ttp,
s344 aN4 hay1 Ltu oAt tDa reputation II al~lya sx.
luz 4iux rctlFnt. StAd fur kplr fiHaA,Ia| ts0ertt
ffre.-hGw fufk TtlUule.
, 1879-07-12

Saturdays aut Thur.days only fsundaYs only.
CHICAGO, ALTON L ST, L0UM, CHICAGO, AID
KANSAS CITY Il DENVER HHORT LINES,
trnnn lcpot West Side. near Madisou.s bridge, and
Twenty .thlE1.Et. Ticket UucC. NJ South Clark'S&.
, 1879-07-12

Our minds may 70 back through the past onea more.
FIJI uur thonuttH sali recall tho lowering cloud
| That hnng o'er the Hor,l, like hcnvy pail.
| Aud weighed us down like sombru STROUD.
, 1879-07-12

pITBBUR0, CINCINNATI b 81. L00B r. B.
tCJnctDnAtt Ats,Ltuo and ko4onlo Llnd.1
pspet. eurutr Of Clinton and caErol.Dts, West ssdc.
, 1879-07-12

How little wo know. IN this pcAcefat t1ay,
or thu cAslnpn's rnar Hs Tho fntttrk din,
Or tho deadly Btrft, Tint gave rs this day,
Or the Loyal hearts TINT welcomed 1t IN.
, 1879-07-12

The SUMS rich spIcnlior seemed overcast,
Tho rn!nluw'a hucs lnokrd failed anil dim,
AMI the tctpcst cartu on witt, itb terrible train:
But braTe hcarts were singing tho battte. hymn.
New-York tribune., 1879-06-10

were only 81 NAYS which were given by Messrs Gsoe'
Caldwell Clark MOL Cox. Dunn. Camp, flnlry, fros'
Gunter ii, nke Hurd Knott, Manning, MCMILLAN, Mich
oils Robertson Ua.) semons. Smith, (N. J") D. Ihr-
ner, WhitthOrn aud Wilson. . IT,. 80
Mr. MCMAHON DEM OhioI, from the Comnttee on
Appropriations. reported The bal making appTop e
for the udical expenses of the Government Tor tne rs
cal year ending June 80, 1880. Ordered printed ahd
recOmmitted , .,o
Mr. REAGAN Dem. Texas) moved to suspend the
RI les aud pass Dill apprnpratng S3OUOO 9r the con
strnction Of u marine hospital In Memphis, lehh
Agreed 10. . , ,,,o r,ios
d mas the ARMY opration bill precisely as was
rcpnred on June g. rom the Appropriation Comnit'ee
by Mr. Ciymer ,s,o
MIR An >INs Dem. Tenn.) moved TO adjourn.
the SPEAKER inquired Of Mr.. RYAN II the ohl he % uS
sired 10 pass contained everything that was III inc p
reported by Mr.. Ciymer. ,,.,
Mr. RYAN-Eyerythlng. word Tor worn as print
Mr. ATKl NS renewed his motion 10 ADJOURN Aereeu
to-y eas. 1O5 nays 100 80, -, .,,,,o, ~
Tni. was strict party vote with the exception OF
Mcssrs Kieier and Sapp, who voted III tine airmatte,
ana the following Democrats and Gre nOackers VINO
voted in tue negative Messrs. Aiken, B0ck CuDersoh'
De Ia Matyr FELTON,. Ford FOrsythe. Gillette JONES'
Lowe Mureh. Stephens, Stevenson, weaver ana iocuI'
The House accordingly, al $50. adjourned.