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New-York tribune., 1879-05-07
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BUFFALO. May 6--CArrrR- Receipts today $50 head
fntal thus 4,J9O head, against 5O66 head
CONSIGNED trou4h 2l8 cars lair demand hIn,
sales Butchers and Metlum grades of
Shippers - 7OG+ % Butchers u 50 0s4 30 stocAers'
higher at 90 .O15i III
SHgFP AND LANBs-Receipts today 100 head total
for week 1900 head against 100 head last
consigned through Market quiet, only sale deck
loid OF Clipped GOOD AZ - - an Offering.
RscepCs today, lclO head; total for week thus
far lJG3I head. against 2i2l head Last week consigned
through, SO demand lower price for High
grades Heavy du and dragging quoaDe York Good
r rI 80 80 81 Extra ~ lU Good 20 Choice Me-
ueavy - 6UH - 65 Large sales could not be
made at these quotations closed GulL
CHICAGO. Nav 6.-HoCs-Eecclpts, $4,000 head; ship
uens 300 head al grades duh aud sale lower Mixea
81 2OGg3 40 Light - 4UGS3 80; Choice Heavy, 80 10
3 80: market closing weak ana not all sold.
Receipts, 4.5UU head sIlpments. 47OO head
and l0c. lower;
shipping as O5 Butchers. - 2ONS3 80.
SHERP- -Recp's 1000 head Shipments $50 head market
dnli n as.
ST IOU-. NAV 6.-CATTLE-Inactive and unchanged tor
shppug Em and unchanged for Butchers Receipts, 200
heat shipments. 300 head
H0Gs-In far demand and quiet Rough andMiIad Pack
ing 80 I1rktr8 10 BlmCres 20 25De3 40 smooth
Heavv S3 3O4s3 50. Receipts, l,eJO head shipments
l3OO sead.
-TiEEP--trOnC on icnt SIMPLY prices unchanged Ite
eeipts. 200 shipments. none.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07
uAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA Nav G-Spanish gold 2l2d2l2iA Exchange iru
on the United states 90 days gold sass premium short
srhr do gagie premium London 10 f0l9S4 premium
On PARIS rs premium. sugar drm No. II ID. >, 62g6A
cold uera ARK
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07

Receipts for tho week. 9T5g boxes; last week. 60Oi
corresponding week year. 32.J9 boxes. tx
ports ta8 L. 1877 Do1r. timn LIT
Z!..gl boxes. Liverpool cable quotations. steady 40
The Chsese il ia a condition that
The sind changes there complete revolution In the
minds Of receivers aud holders This week tbs cable
sucei and foreign adyCcs rather cncOuras
this market, which
ireIng smaHg VI the largest dealers le not
The opinion thAt for old stock Int market viii Do ttu
be ter tAs than 10 II 10 IL
dlsCuuTl those making Cheese
but With something or . stock " old sI.l hand.
steadily nsrct.lng question
possible % advance prces TOW lots Of Fancy
sal which Will probably be worked OF ~ the
rae about hut exporters won't ami
s-oOm t. There wiGe Tor Chresefrum
&c. - Icbut BOst i Fancy stock wln how
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07

Receipts the week $500 pkgs last week SO2 pkgs
corresponding week ast yoaf 5ua' pigs yesterday INC
and Western sold AZ l&c.
receivers too look
upon rsfhgT douhtuly. and this class
trIs disposition q close stock The Dest prices
offered. This ~ The markeL ana ate this
Afternoon lie general selling though some
receivers tree sellers that ngrr Duck Eggs on
quoted separately OF she stock sold Win
pine lien Esgz GOOSE Eggs are duli 40
lsBzOu. Guoi.rsHs;
PenH q ~ Y. do1 j 20l1 Ordinary stock-.----. ~
SoulAefn----...... IO7 oil ]
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07

: OF MINING STOCKS.
Ne.teriav. ro-lay.

The California and Consolidated lreln'a Colnp"-
ME. each declare dividend OF % cenVs pei sHlIt
,..'l rr,nDinr TO the new Is which were dealt IN
-. ,nouut at OF and fraction. We annex
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07
Pigeons, doz 81 sOqs1 Is snDe Eng, do1s1 25 EEL 81


FyDorfs Of Potatoes 80 bbls Old Potatoes Of al kinds
have ruled dan and the buyers favor. Two carloads of
Michigan Farlv aud PeachbOw mixed sold AZ - 81 g.
kna sod this morning tt snoat 81 = p
Florida Piafse. SOIL 70 - Tor good stock The Brr
mufa arrived YESTERDAY and her put vu at
-60gB POraOe - 5u4S go for Uuiou-, de- 10 81
81 T. for Beets Peas arriving freely
from south ami have very slow sale ~ - 25af 81 FOR
North Carolina uushel crates, and 81 lJ02 % Tor nf
b. cratrs Charleston and savannah reach btdFl -
mime sold vel this morning af quota
nora Very arriving that most saes
h-res stock utterly Worthless. dHd aly sind OF
accepted; Fine Refugees could be sold at
- ~ crate. while Good Flat Beans would brinH ~ %
light inquiry 40 r-USt lciO'ce -tDck
.oIt az the after p-ce Florida summer squash IS freely
offered It 81 per crate. Quotations:
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07

sold almost immediately Greenings v.r
tuav of the srkct Baldwins irregular IN quail
fly that there wide OF say from 81 % 10 -
generally s2nS2 so Choice ROxDurY Russets have sold
Tfbe quotations bu there is little stock arriving
which will ~ %. Craaberrcs sell only in retail
about former Generally speaking the market
Is extremely dull Nearly all the late arrivals ~ 1tawber
Door. and with rather Hight supply the market
Good BCrres The Florida sold
day az sOa35c a Choice rergerators
reached poor stock low 51IOc few poor
immature Berries arrived is morning from North Carona
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07
Appies-Evapo'ted

Kecepis FOR the week 9ss bales last week 25 bales cor
RESPONDING week 1-s baes Exports Tor the week
2lU bales year. S27 bales More favorable
avce have been received nom Europe and exporters are
whenever desirable grades offered at B0a Sc
Brewers also buying and IL is thought that their pnr
wiz BE- still larger weather approaches
although activity TO trade ana prices
rule slightly in sellers favor. Quotations.:
state. Choice f7S alO nrfme '773 n I
state. good tOpr '78. Do poor to good II - s
STATE fair good. n Oldsa grOWths. ....-.-3
state fair rfTS. ( a
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07

FRuITS BFRHiRs AND SurS-nRiRD.
ReceytsOf Drel Fruit week. - with 2.IS4
Exports of Dried Apples, - bOls. Choice
EvapOFate boxes held trfc nTnier and ~ Il
prices VIII a shade higher Not much doing in
Quarter Apples export fact al Suured auiet II
not du with the exception OF Backberes which are very
dull small fruits generally and quite firmly held az
quotations rather weak Spectators have been
operating I'm Peanuts which has cause or less excited
M nd a prices QnOtatiOnB:
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07

Peceipts for the week 90 1913 pkrast week 22J2 DkSs
corespGnong week year. 1879 DkCs exports for the
veek 522 pkgs; time last year. 3,3s pkgs. The
Agoek of nearly exhausted that omit
atious Buttsr there has been fair trade,
though arrivals been large and 10 prevent much OF
receivers have favored ths buyer about lc
pe b The trades low that the majority Of
buvers who usually medium grade using them,
greatly 10 disadvantage Of al Common ana Medium
Butter. These grades are extremely dul ana buyers 20
sDout IA tbey please IN making their purchases Both
STATE and WezteTn Creamery are selling 10 shippers
retail trade reach l9120G BY selecting the very
6uet a receiver viii get 6C, but IL taxes
a line line 10 brng &C. Welsh sells fully well dary
tubs and pretty free sales reported at lJc for
Choice Western Dairy forw literally and
The goods sold without much trouble al lJ9l+c
About 2r gufe fine Factory IIght cOOrrd goods,
both STATE dispose or ana several
thought well sold when buyer induced 70
n
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07

The daily receipts for he AZ the various
points of distribution follows: Erie Railway l05
of Cream. 1890 Of MIX Harlem Raroad, ZOO
DO. New Haven Railroad. 6l5 do; Hudson River RSrOd
4l0 DO: Midland Railroad. 900 OF MIX and 80 cans OF
cream miscellaneous near by routes. L4n0 OF MIX
by boat $50 total S.69j OF MIX Of 40 quarts
each The price which the surplus has been sold on the
platform during the week averages III 81 BeEnnn2 N
81 80. II gradually advanced 10 ~ aud then rapidly declined
81 90 closing price Mix has sold very good adyan
tage during the week Notwithstanding the fact that the sup
ply increased by $40 day STILL the quantity "a
increasing rapidly that dealers anticipate break Farm
will 10 well 10 hold back part Of their Milk ard have 10
made Butter Cheese especially when the supply
increases 10y turning the pasture
FURs SKINS.
The f. rapdlv drawing close At present the
arrivals All sorts and largely of late caught
Skins. generally sold easier prices Quotations
ar.fo B.f ffya zGtt. apIv
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07

Ee'u-, So pdGs. Iea+
bush Exports: 33G uSEH: Peas, LII BUSH.
Tie reports Of a dull marke; IL Havana has a1 az In
uencr upon this market especially for MarOw+ winch ars
quoted weak no ~ 81 some very good 5,OcI was ulcl
10 lv "a J5 The receipts have not been lUsvy bus hold
sell which makes the situation sOieV bat
unsettled Mrimns about steady ana UNCHANGED Red
Ilidpey are -ill he'd cOuids st IS, su tne
price reuaJei almost entirely by export orTs ald IN
less than have duIng the past tTO
weeks huldprs may compelled dccep less than
asked No White Kdncy selling and p.lces entirely
popmal There Light Black Beans a. - Ii u
g. 20 Beans du and weak AZ - 80 Tor Coice
Green Peas scarce and very firmly held southern Black
-. nl.n Reasn nnlaL. han god QNnLAOns.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07
sFHuFs-FrYsH.

~p-shArTirs z,ost bbls The arrivals Of APpes have
bs win only moderate demand prie - nave
ruled sasier. Very little VI the stock ARRIVING WA kcop
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending May 8, 1873
Expressly for THE " Y TRIBUNE bv our reporter
General DIRECTION

Genera Ifrccf0nf
send only gooT articles Ihr fr and other expenses
no goods everything H lOOd order IN attractive
examination. sCIt often nahcs sale Wntrc
rty package sioveny appearance fails. Pack securely
thai allow .Ie contents tu charge about
Use plenty Of drJ hnecl straw with eggs harN
plainly win g1ata stclcip plate Is brstand n"ir contents
barrel, stating the amount also send a letter
III The .aue time. stating what he route time etc.
a invoice b. incCsrd tine barrel box
Always number Of DacIges Secure Tor yourself
reputation fine COOS Dat Ia best shape 50 mat your
mark Is demand.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07
-. clLrrent quotatlOns:

On The London Stock Exchange, British cOns0ls
welded to 9~l31G. In United States bonds, As were
stlonra- IOIai. and 1O-4Os steady az 1O334, new
dis uluca fraction easier at 1879, and 5s Of
ls~I at laJ7s IL American railway securities
there va, % sharp decliue-Erle common touching
2Sls. preferred 527s second c6nsols 754, PennSyl-
vauia SODA Reading Il, Jersey Central 46l2, and
consolidated bonds 93l2 Illinois Central ruling
about steady al S912 Reutes in Paris were quoted
at Il francs w lile sight exchange ON London al
yauccd 10 -1I7. The sum of $4,000 bullion went
into the bank Of England ION balance" to-day,
making total of E290OO in five days.
The Gross earnings of the Chicago and Alton Road
are reported as follows: $50
Fourth week Of Apri..... $3.50 s7GS4S Dec. $500
January to April so ,94.J5j L5lI505 Inc 1tj3O
The receipts Of -four and grain at the principal
Atlantic ports his 6jh day of May were:
r Eegeigi Io 7 8s1 f5 gd5o Bs!G2 554i
yaea, hush. l2IQ5o 92eg1 12slo9 9i9S 80 i99
Corr. Cor. 5,,s, 5gsi---- Ys'9s9 773 I751o $3.50
Bgs. Esse5. Sg'5 5a.... 1855 1888 loo 5S5o 900 7Oj
Total bu.b..... 28s3Oj SI2gl3 293IOO Il895O
Tire following were the receipts and shipments at
ported 1y telegraph:
C1caro Milwaukee chicago Milwaukee.
Flour. .bJ's....-.-. 1U.fS2 GloJ lI5-S 1900
wasa, el,s...... 1913 7I4Oo 1855 $4,000
Corn Corn & ,9.. -3eS GsS 1850 155g5 lgt3 gtS5 1888
BsSi.y. isS S5a... 5a.a..... 5,555' 500 5575 5i5S
Tor-.bpsr.... 87s9O5 $500 2SI.73O 3IsOO
The following shows the exports exclusive Of
ending May @, and since the beginning Of the
year: ,o- ,s-o 700
f25 F2sJ5a,g as sSd s5s65555 Iis552555 l6Sii55
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07
Bnenos Avrea. Califr


7.
Export ami IJDDipg Leather Heavy, 2OG22C.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07

Tire following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day, as re-
ported 1y Jel graph:
Recein:s Shipments.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07

POULTRY ASD GAME.
The demand for Fowls has allen ~ than enough %
balance The lighter receipts hence previous have only
lust sustained and the market renorted about steady
Very spring chickens wing rurseyS Ducks ana
Geese are steady unchanged The supply Of Snpe u small
with demand prices ere higher. Not many tiseOns
lrl nm No, InLMIrd. Qnnftl-lnA
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07
VlO the HOLDERS OF the FIRST MORT

OFFICE OF CANADA SOUTIIERN RAILWAY CoNPANY
GRAND CENTRAL DEPT. NEW YORK April p, l.79
TNHE Transfer Books of this Company VIII
BE- closed al 3 o'crocK pspn Monday. he jth q Nay
next for The OF the next snnn election To D. he'd
~ and III the morning Dt Tues aY tho
day 3y order Of tie Boar o Directors.
e.. r. cox. Asst Htc and Transfer AGENT.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07

w BVe yearA al per Intervals secured by nrst
mortgage improved caata worth three uHes the
amount Address REAL ESTATE Box 40 Tribune orlce.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07
financial.

UIHE ANNUAL ELECTION for thirteen
directors Inspectors of election tf the Safs
DEPOSIT Company Of Ee~YeT VII BE hed 81 The ee ~ tbs
Company SOnGay 1879 between The hours Of -
o'clock ~ ard O'Clock y.
The transfer BOOKS VII DO closed the 3Oth day OF Apri
inst. and opened the 3h day II May folNnz BT 1rfor
EKEDbRICk FOSTER. secretary.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07

!. held firm MiddhnE. l2c.. Low
rilnarT. llilc.; receipts, ii Daies;
New-York tribune., 1879-05-07
Diuioeuo Notlces.

The regular monthly dividend of FIFTY CENTS
per share been declared for April. payable t.s
office Transfer gents, wels Faro Coz 81 BrosH
way 18th Transfer books close the Oth mat.
II. 3. PARSONS,
Assistant ~e,refary.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-02-01
Baltimore General MARKET.

BkLrDtouE. Ian. 81, 1870
Cotton uomiually firm. but quiet. Mddling, 94@
9Jic
Flour nrm aud quiet. Howardstreet aud Western
superiue, 1903 ~; do extra u 1904 25 do family
st50Gb2 81 CITY Mills superne. q 76@gS Is; do extra
81 5oGi; do Rio brands S. 256Ss 5o Patapsco family
1925.
Wheat-Southern quiet and nominal; light supply.
Western active and steady. Southern red Sl6DI 05
do amber 81 O6Gl OF; No Pennsylvania red u O5H
No Western winter red. spot and February, 81 0S4;
March, 81 osssQli On; Aprii,si o72ftgI 0s.
Corn-Sonibern quiet. with small offerings Western
nrm with good demand. Southern white. $50 i6o do
yellow, 45c; Western mixed, spot and February dc
March. 44f@Dtiao; April. 44sc bid steamer. 3asc
Oats n shade frmer. Southern. 2S6f3.c; Western
white. l32c, tue latter In stores do xed 2Ig23tsc
Pennsylvania, 2SQp32c.
Rye irnl, but qget. Maryland. 6e@Sac; choice
HAY dull aud easier, Maryland anil Pennsylvania
prime s0@U
Provisions held 6rm. with small stock Offering
Mess pork, old 80 rs new, 50 rs Bulk nieats-roose
shoulders new, 3kc clearrib sides new, &c; packed
rib sides. new, SIC. Hams, sugar-cured. new ga Oc
Lard, refined tierces. &c, Batter firm for strictly
choice; Western packed, ls0p20c: rolls, l56g lie.
Petroleum firm and higher. Crude. 8aCgs%c; re.
fined, 0;Sc.
Coiiee quiet and steady Rio cargoes, il6lI5stc.
Sugar quiet. a soft, s}s9s4c.
Whisky dull at 81 0Ss.
Freighis to Liverpool per steam uominally arm
Cotton, I'D; lour, p Cd; grain. I. ld asked.
Receipts-Elour, 253i 6bls wheat, S. 800 bui corn
D.. 400 bu.
Shlpments-corn. 1890,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-02-01
GEORG ETOHN NEWS.
Collected by Republican Reporters.

A large crowd collected on the Aqueduet Bridge
yesterday morning, expecting that Bell, the negro
arrested for Il dastardly assault OH Mrs Robertson
would be taken to Alexandria by that way. If he
had Il is probable that the officers would have been
troubled TO keep the crowd nom capturing their
prisoner.
John W. Jackson, alias Jackson Bowie coored
was arrested yesterday afternoon by Officer Ed
wards ON the charge Of petit larceny of three tea
spoons from Rachael Hutchinson. He will have
hearing in the police court this morning,
The shipments from the mines of the Cumberland
coal region for the week ending January 25 were
1G Sl7 tons and for the year " that date 9S tons
q decrease Of if23 tons as compared with the cor
responding period of 1873 -Canberldnd NeiUS, 18Th
m
The tabIeaux at the Curtis School building last
evening for the benefit of the Presbyterian Mite
Society were a success in every particular. The
audience was large and select, and quite hand
some sum was realized,
Randall Galliday aud Charles Bell, two colored
boys, were arrested on High street yesterday AFTER
noon by Mounted Officer Hess, on the charge of dis
orderly conduct, and locked up fora hearing IN tho
Police Court this morning.
George Florence, an Italian boy while playing
his fiddle on Monroe street was knocked down yes
terday afternoon and robbed Of his fiddle by an UNI
known coopd man. The thief escaped
Edward Johnson, u colorcd boy, residing on Slod.
daTd street extended, near Mill street. AGED nine
years, died yesterday without tho attendance OF u
physician. The coroner has been notified.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-02-01

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT


On motion Of Mr.. Maury. Mr.. James W. Green, of
Virginia, was admitted to the bar, and on motion
of Mr.. J. J. Johnson, Henry W, Leonard, of New
Jersey, was admitted. Noyes, trustee, vs. Inland
SeaboaId and Coastlng Company: penalty of Hp-
peal bond fixed at $1,000, Lafayette vs.. Lafayette
decree reversed bill dismissed Sinclair vs..
Washington and Georgetown Railroad Company;
Judgment below affirmed. Strong VS.. District of
Columbia: set for hearing on Tuesday next. Dis
trict Of Columbia VS.. Washington Market Com
pany; argument in progress.
PROBATE COURT-JUsTICE MACARTHUR.
Arthur Brent, male colored child, was appren-
ticed to Ann Maria Daniels until he atlains the age
of twentyone years. In estate of Elizabeth Dun
bar; commission OF B1s per cent. allowed the eX-
ecutor The following causes were continued to
Tuesday February 1, ut ten q. m: In re estate of
Henry B. Croggon; in re estate of Il. Il. Ladson; in
re estate of jacob Barnsbury; In re estate OF f. II.
King; in re estate of Charles Ashton; ia re estate
of Thomas Burns In re estate of Johanna Berry
in re estate OF john W. Lawre; in re will Of Justin
l.. COlburn, deceased commission Issued to Fran
els De Gross TO take deposition of absent witnesses
The following accounts were presented by the
Register, approved, and passed Anna NJ Wunder,
guardian first and final account Estate of VIII
liam Redin, deceased fourth account of executors.
Estate Of Elizabeth A. Dunbar, deceased third and
supplemental account of executor Estate of D. n.
Green, deceased; second account of executors
balance and distribution, Adjourned until Tues.
day next at ten H. IN.
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tured ooupons) to 0,, Great Western rsts lex cou.
pom TO ITO, aud G &c 1 G Rrsts to CO.'S. Toledo aud
Wabash seconds fell or TO 81. Denver and Rio Grinde
hrsts 10 ", and Louisville and Nashville seconds 10
Tho stock market was irregular In the early dealings,
BOT iowardthe close assumed very strong tone, ma
he nal dealings were a. the highest quotations OF the
day. A. mo opening prices advanced kn2'i per cent
tile latter Delaware. Iacxuwnnna ana Wcstern Dut
subsequently there reaction OF lsM2 per cent,
Delaware, L0ckawanna and Western and western
Union leading the downward movement. Toward
the close there was general improvement IN prices
TIE advance ranging nom TO 81 per cent, the otlCf
Michigan central Union Pacific moved indepenu-
entity oil the general murket, dropping nom 6b'a 70
as and recovering TO %, at which II closed. Invest
ment The transactions aggregated 2O8OOO shares, OF
which iOJUO were Erie, 1000 were Lake Shore, SON
We're Wabash 10000 were Northwestern 1900 We're 81
raul 5000 were Delaware, Lackawanna aud western
hOO were New Jersey Central sou were Michigan
Central 1000 were Union Pacific, 1000 wero ohio and
MISSISSIPPI liOlO were Western Union, 1000 were Can
ada southern, 1900 were 81 Louis, Kansas CITY and
Northern and 1900 were Missouri, Kansas aud Texas
The following were the closing prices:
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THE COURTS.
supreme Court OF the United States.

FRIDAY, Jan. 81. 1870.
On motion of Mr.. j. Nevitte Steele, Stewart
Brown, esq, of Baltimore, Nd, was admitted to
practice.
No. l67. Frank +. Case, receiver, &c., appellant,
vs. G, 4. Beauregard ct al, Argument continued
by Mr. J. A. Campbell and Mr.. II. C. Miller for ap.
peees. by Mr.. Assistant Acknowledgement Smith
IN behalf of the United States, and concluded by
Mr.. G. Case for appellant.
No. l6S. Edward Harrison ct al, plaintiffs In
error, VS.. John McGovern ct al. Submitted by Mr..
d. William Douthitt for plaintiffs in error and by
Mr.. s. NJ. Wilson for defendants In error.
No. 100. Edward W. Burbank. plaintiff In error,
VS.. Thomas j. Seumes. Argued by Mr. I. j. Du-
rant for plaintiff In error, and submitted by Mr..
Thomas j. Semmes for himself.
Adjourned until Monday next, at u o'clock.
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DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
SALE OF PnEMIsEs NO.

TRUSTEES SALE or PREMISES NO. 1929 Il
STREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of deed of trust thtcd October 20, 1919
ana duly recorded in Liner No. 81. folio A. Of the
land records for the District Of Columbia and at the
request OF the party secured thereby, Will sell Mt
public auction. IN front Of the premises, on Monday
fehruhrY ~, lo7D, at o'clock p. me- the following de-
serbed real estate in the CITY OF Washington District
ofCOumbia TO wit: All that piece or parcel OF ground
nnd premises lying and being Ia said city, aud known
and d signated the ground plan Of sad city ~ lot
numbered five (5), In square numbered Two hundred
aud nyiuur (ii, the said lot fronting seventy feet
on street north, aud running back with that uniform
width the whole depth Of said lot one hundred and
my nine feet, except that part OF said lot which may
De occupied or covered By brick wall INTENDED TO
separate aud divide the same from lot numbered six
Ia said square together with all the improvements
Terms of sale: Twenty-six thousand seven hun
dred aud six dollars and twenty-five cents To-
gener with the expense Of sale In cash. and the bal
ance In six, twelve and eighteen months for which
the notes OF the purchaser bearing interest from the
day OF sale. and secured by deed of trust on the
property sold Will be taken. deposit OF live hum
!red dollars viii be- required Of tho purchaser At the
Time OF sale and all conyeyanelng shall be at tho eN
pense OF the purchaser.
This property will be sold subject to a mortgage
corded In Lber n. G. 4. 81 folio and also subject to
deed OF trust recorded IN Liber s62 folio no, of the
land records lot the District of Columbia
JOSEPH L. STEVENS,
Ianm-
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FUTURE DAYS.
:, GORGE rRuEspELL Reol Estnto Auctloneel

VI
BY virtue Of deed of trust dated March n, 1873,
and recorded In liber 81 folio 23G. of the land
records tor Washington County District Of Columbia
we VIII SELL at public auction, In front of the prem.
ses, at 100 o'clock y. M, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY
GlSo the following described real estate, situate In
Washington City, and known ns Lot u, subdivision
OF square 38j together with the improvements there
OIL consisting ola Thrce-Story Frame Dwelling.
Terms: Onethlrd cash balance In six twelve, and
elghteen months or ell cash, as the purchaser may
prefer. The right Is reserved resell the property,
Mt the risk and cost Of deuting purchaser IL TERMS
nre not complied with in days after sale. one
hundred dollars down at sale
BRAINARD II. WARNER, rrustees.
CHAS G. GLOVER, i'"''ee''
ia35-tuthsat
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE,
FTN1NCK1E.
Now York Money Market.

NEW Noi1S, Jan. ~. 1873
Tho Imports ofdry goods nt New York for tncwoek
ending To-Day were sI7ss,l0J, 0nd the amount mar
keted was sl,7s5,l0
Money WIS Hctiye at g 6OI closing al sat-
Foreign exchange was dun al lSla@isi for ong and
!S7 4CqiSS iordcmand.
Government bonds were nrmer
State bonds we've dull.
Railroad bonds We're generally strong New Jersay
Central issues advanced to 0i4 for adjustment seq
for c0nsodgted iirsts nssened. aud 80 for incomes
lhlclgo nllu Alton Incomes to i0h, piitghurg
i0url5 10 Jos Chicago, 81 Paul aud ATneapois irsts
" W., Toledo aud WABASH (Jt Louis division ex ma