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STEAMERS. &c.
EOR NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE
II AND THE SOITTH

LOK NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE
Il AND THE SOUTH.
Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE leaves 9th street
wharf on Mondays, Wednesdays and rn-A
Fridays, at p; M. stopping at Pney Ezsss-s.sslYfS
Point and Point Lookout connecting
Boston steamers, &c. Leaves Norfolk alternate days
at PIN. Eirst-class fare, 81 Round Trip, 80 !;
Second-class fare. 81. so; Round Trip, So.
DAILY LINE ON THE POTOMAC RIVER.
Steamer JOHN w. THOMPSON leaves 9th street
wharf every Monday and Thursday, at Z an, for
Nomini and Saturday to Leonardtown, stopping at
intermediate landings. Steamer JANE MOsRLEY
leaves same wharf at am. Sunday to st. Glenn
ent's Bay Tuesday to Coan River and Smiths Creek
and Friday to Chaptico, stopping at intermediate
landings.
STEAMERS FOR NEW YORK.
steamers 4. &. KNIGHT and JOHN GIBSON alter
nately leave Pier Al, East River, New York, every
Saturday at p. NJ, and 63 Water ST., Georgetown,
Friday morning and Alexandria same day. Freight
taken at lowest rates. Apply at Steamers office
under National Metropolitan Bank.
sep27 SAML BACON, President.
STEAMER MATTANO, Captain WM. H.
y BYLEs. and after April Goth rH-A
leaves wharf foot of 9th and streets
every Tuesday, Thursday and Sun
day, al am, for Potomac river landings. On Sum
days for Mattox Greek, Coltons and landings in St.
Clements Bay. On Thursdays for Mattox Creek
and landings in Nicomico river. On Tuesdays for
Coltons and landing in Nomini Creek. Returning
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Friday mornings,
making intermediate landings. Also Chapel Point
on Wednesdays, coming up.
For further information inquire at Offices of G.. l..
SHERIFF, No. 32S and liza Pennsylvania avenue,
or at Office foot of 9th and N streets southwest.
apis G. T. JONES. Agent
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sE Texas turns even drummers to account
Tie tax on them has already brought her $780,
200.
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RESTORATION OF HEARING.

RESTORATION OF HEARING.
From the high endorsements with which DEVON
MOSCHZISKER came here was induced to place
myself under his care for of Catarrhal Deaf
ness, which gave me great deal of uNeasness. His
treatment proved perfect success. 1 consider him
physician of great skill and Judgment. think it
but just tribute to him to make it known to all
who need his medical services, that have the ut
most CONFIDENCE in his professional abilities. Call
on him at GIG 18th street.
THOS. SOMERVILLE,
National Brass Works.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1s, 1879.
[Senator d. W. Voorhees,
thank you very sincerely for the relief received
from your treatment of my hearing, which has been
seriously impaired the result of an excessively Sc
we're cold.-fD. W. VOORHEES,. noyI0
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BENSON'S CAPCINE
POR US PL A S Err
FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN.

Females suffering from pain and weakness will
derive great comfort and strength from the use of
Bensons Capcine Porous Plaster. Where children
are affected with whooping cough ordinary coughs
ment they should receive. This article contains
medicinal elements such is found in no other
mon porous plasters niments, electrical appliances
and other external remedies 1t relieves pain at
will not even relieve. For Lame and Weak
Back. Rheumatism, Kidney disease and all local
aches and pains it is also the best known remedy.
Ask for Bensons Capcine Plaster and take no other.
Sold by all Druggists. Price 25 cents nov12-lm
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nR. f. A. Won MOSCHZISKER,
THE WEIL-KNOWN EUROPEAN PHYSICIAN
AND SPECIALIST, LATE OF PHILA-
DELPHIA, HAS OPENED AN OF
FICE AT
6l9 10th st. N. w.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO DISEASES
OF THE
EYE, EAR, THROAT. LUNG, CHEST DIS
EASES. CATARRH, ASTHMA.
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IN LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAvRE, LONDON,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
The steamers Of this company will sail every Sat-
Rates Of passage: From New York to Hayre, Lon
don, SOUTHAMPTON and Bremen, first cabin, 500;
second cabin SEQ; Storage, $50. For freight or
passage apply to OELRICHS Il CO., Bowling
Green, New York. W. G. METZEROTT & CO., 925
Pa. ay., Agents for Washington. sep10
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NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

The fret class steamers Of this line 'W A. SCH0L-
DAM and MAS Carrying the U. s. mail to the
Netherlands, leaves Jersey City every alternate
mediate $i5-$50 steersge 1913. H.CAZAUX. GenI
Agt 27 South William ST., New York, FUNCH EDYE
RIS, SO B'way. General Passenger Ag't. janl
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wHeavy SHOWS have been prevailing In On
taTio, delaying trains
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That never rusts, never breaks never wears ont
always clean, and can be while bathing Is for
sale ct CHAS. FlSHEk'S, 623 18th st. NV.
lady patrons. dec1l
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FARE NOW OFFERING THE HANDSOMEST
Nv lot Of FINE SILK NECK WEAR ever sho "a IL
Washington, and ct prices that astonish thoss who
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GAS COOKING STOVES.
The Washington Gas Light Company have at their
office on 10th street assortment of the SUN DIAL,
GAS COOKING STOVES, in various sizes and pat
tsrns This is the Stove used by Miss Dods in her
lectures on cookery.
Call and examine them. my2O
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CCNARD LINE.

" NOTICE.
With the view of diminishing the chances OF coll
sion the Steamers of this line take specific course
for all seasons Of the year.
On the cutter passage from Queenstown 10 New
York or Boston, crossing tl,a meridian of so at 43
lat, or nothing to the north Of 43.
On the homeTard passage crossing the Iner1dlan
of so st ~ lat or nothing to the north Of ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-05

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLoU R,-Market in bgv ers, favor
.ry Hpqe 56o bb cueng 40 b6s city Mi Extra
- 2jas5 90 for The west indies 4oO5 DDS Si W4
wsesi EsiTS- - so 400 6bis Low Extra = 49s
10 - aosS3 IS. Quo atoms, No. q s29oasS 70
% Fo T9'OR 70 FI 4st csnnoa
Extra Western s. asi =; Choice 70 Fancy 90
s.: Cod Choice do, - lOd g; Minnesota Common
fjas: staigif 50as5 u; sG0Ss chiefly vi hin
ne raag o. 50 5os7 81 Log- e2non Good 20 f y, e
Family - 25ase so Patent Win Wheat Eytr7 So Is
unchanged; sales. 500 bps Common 70 choGe Extra ~ n,
s. IS; Choice TO Fancy Do - = % "a "a 4
ions MEAL dull; Western sles2 s.; Brandywine
81 - sales. 800 Dbls
GRAGN-wHEAT-winte opened about over, sf 55
WaId declined leeoyeree. cloSsl T. ~ u srT
unsettled and easier sales, SO ~ On n t9i e. 9,,"
@la8zc. CHICAGO and Mlwaqkee 81 ozasl o. later
81 OlEdsI o.: Unraded spring, s2a9je. part ar-iy.
UnErsded Winter lted, 5Oc.'>l W., - ~ csi'
steaSeft So ; Red, u o7f@Si os; Mixed 1wEtsr
81 07iaasi 6s No Red g Os4qsl ga losing 81 gs4l
migrated amber. s. n5Gsl 0S No ] Amber; - ~ 20
y C94 ~ aaed VINE ~ Vo%sL VII; 49, S i5s 10
closing l2i 3O,O0u bush. No White special delivery
81 OJlsesi Osi9 So 600 bush do special septen 6er
9SaSi ~ asVy Srm gssH o1Se6 q 5, 900 bush
New-YorE No. spring delivery 5h september Pry.ie
apTsT 81 6s5 a " 0s closing II Oja 81 OsL
soS3g si = o. % 6 a Al IS S a. s asked sepembrr
81 0s9. clos s. os'4 bid u 90 rsked october
81 II = BID 81 1914 asked september ~ II p closing 81 II .
bid 81 "a RYE steady sales 1000 sh. No
Western Csc. ..-. -BAR riley AND BARLEY MALT dul
nominal .. CANADA PEAS inactive. zoe. bond.
CORN-Market opened weak closed shade stronger very
moderate export and home trade demand fair business IN
Outious sales 2S- futures 100000 bush. spot
Including migrated Western Mixed 44d4J'4ci NO =
41c; steamer August 44a4c. bid 45c. he septu
Der l6o., closing 45'lc bid 46c asked october - &c
Z5I. asKed september 46lsc closing 46ic. bid 45 lac
asked october. 47c. closing 47c. bid, 47lsc asked -
OATS lower fairly active $4,000 bush, IN
Gliding 80. g. S3c. 10. White, Sc. No . 35 $50 4c
No White 3S4 dSS No !, he; Mixed western,
35GJ7c: White DO 38G4uc; Mixed state $50 GpG White
stat 81loq4Oc FEED dull ea Ter : 75dS - so; 90
N Si29tlI' 30 n sI5aSi4; 100 H. Sl4asi5 sharps,
Slg JOaSls . Rye sl4dSl5......BEANS dull
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-05
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

grFFALO Aug. 4.-CArTLK-ReceiDts today 1880 bend
total for the thus tar 1919 head, against 5Sb3
head Tor s4meume week CONSUMED through ~
ear- market firm tending offerings moderately hight
4 all Glasses Of buyers; sales or Medium 70
Good steers ~ 9UO-4 90 Choice 20 Extra - SOG%3 -
butchers Hefers s3as3 % I4ghE steers IS 40
ass IS Bulls. s22-z % .
Tor the bus iaI 900 head against $500 head Tor
lie same I'm asiwrek consigned through. cans; fair
demand Trade Eastern dealers holding on or Lambs
sheep -teauy sales oi Far % Good western -neep ~ -
Western Lambs - JuaS4 20 Canada Lambs, - 1JG
- 20 all offerings disposed Of
HOGs-Isc 1870 head total fr the week TINS
tar $40 head. 300 head FOR the time last
Cled through, 80 rKc quot
.biv over; Yorkrrs &C - n rs edium and
Heavy at - 81 as - PhIsGe phlaa IS 30
M unHOia, mainly Oi AeAvy Grades.
CWC,GC. Aug 4.-HOE--keceIpt, 10000 head; ship
reuts market dull and slow, but hTu
Nxed Packing lUa+3 40 Light ~ o as IS Choice
eayy 70 4Ogs3 80 market closed Sez, With good many
C4frLT-i.eceipts, 3.lOO head shipments 1900 head
not enough Prime Cattle 10 make mAfart Exports steady
- 70 - shipping slow a. sidri go Butchers quiei
weak but prices unchanged Western plenty and
weak az a. SUa$3 4ui Texans, - fu1ti. .
SHFEP-sieahy Common 10 Cool. - I3af3 4Oi Prime
- -72.
81. LOUIs. Aug. 4-CATrtE-- shipping Grades slow ana
unchanged; Texans ami Indians IN good demand Good
Heavy Texans, >54@J ID Common 10 FlT Mixed. - 10
90 receipts 100 pod - shipments, 800 heal
HOCs-H CHER r.er, 20 Bumorcs. 13 1OHs, 80 Mixed
Packing, lOasi 10; Butrlrr O -e4eCL - JOG IS 70
eou4pts g. 100 head shipments. $40 head
-HEIr-liuOI MuttOns wanted 30 receipts.
400 beal hhIpmcSs, none.
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Z. NJ. PLrNEa Altorney-at. Law. Pittsburg. P can.
TRUSTEES SALE
OF THE
NEWCASTLE AND FRANKLIN RAILROAD,
UNDER FIRST MUKFdAGE
GINEN 10 ShCIEE BINDHOLDELsS.

Whereas. The Nes Castle and FanSin Railroad Company.
acoporaon o. the state OF ennsy yan 90 on me nIst Jay
ar,r bradley, OF thoCity Of Psbur Penn IN trust or ne
use benefit security OF TIE Jondhoers Of st railroad
company when Is recorded H. he Office tor re-,
cOItEg OF deeds mort ages &C. IN ana for tht county Oh
LawItnee state OF rs9n y ana IN h0rtE@sg O0d d IN il
once ir recording OF deeds mortgages &C. N and or ne
az Us 10 so - ~ s. and z54 aad fn vol g. pages
whereas By he terms q sad mortgage It is PROVIDED
That IL al any ume after demand made me Nesu-
Casle ana FLaa..n l.ai-lYaa Company saoud maze
peiiol exceeding SIX confirm Us mouths 70 nay i ne
secnre or after demand made ofant REIN giect
or omit 20 pay ,he pucl Oh SAL oohds as tney Ins
cass hr SAD raster sa or h pon ,he wfiLssh
saEne. enter ll"n N Ae possession 81 sa ana
theeupon operate ne 'sase D control said iaoaa an
thar a. er or without taxing possession Of sald fSIrOa upon
b0uds said Trustee shall 10 sell sad railroad
tate roa an prsona corgrae rg6ts an prem
Uses thereby ged 20 ne highest anu pest ohher ihs
giving ,hree noatls aoncel -.,..., ,,.,,- ,.,...s
Company have made el2u IN be payment Of the interest
bcrsas Inc aority n amount OF tue holders
buds lays 10 wi ng rsn sif@ ne ip.ee a. ,ane ,t
the terms Of said mort age ,. 7r-.,.. ,o,..,, Inv
v% % ire 5s in b ms nd s. Of s a
sal mortsay DO hereby give uoues nat NH on 70
CITY OF iIis0Srg Comfy Of Allegheny STATE o nnsy
TIE following described Railroad to%lt Al Iha5 Ger
Railroad belonging 10 the New Castle AMI Frank
lin Railroad COMPANY, and known as the Newcastle
t tn1 civ OF Gats County y
SYLVIA "a 10 point in the County Of Mer
Ger state Pennsy distance Of about forty COZ
niles al Adilions. sdingS 8raness and
ruruOuts thereof AMI ali Lands, Rails, Bridges Fences
Worksht chineiy stations, Oinces De-
p0i Depot Grounds Engine UGu Track and all Lands,
itame O. whatsoever belonging 10 SAID
IA road Coapa1y together with all the Rolling stock, Ma
trrsIs Equipments ana FuTnre and all the corporate
rights Dryesss franchises all streets wars alleys
waterCOurses. essemrnt% rights, hh-
critics. privileges hrTedtamrnts appnTt-nantea ami
tue right tie interest property claims ard de-
and kind whatsoever belonging TO SAID
TERMS. CASH A BRADLEY, Trustee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-05

safes saturday after D. mAugust II 81 II 2s; septam
Der %. ll.22 p, 20 1i19 October 1889 70 s.
1907. l0.5G, 1888. 1904, 1912 1851 November 1890
1899 10 50 December 1870 1889 lOi7, 1885 January,
1045 February 10 % 1900 bales sales to-day up
70 m-Au-st i.O5. 1I.O6, lI.0I, Il0S. Zip, u J.
i9e. lllo septembgr, Ill., Il09 1l0S 100 ilo5
llOi. lO3 HOP. llOi. H. l099. 1888 1898, lnot lu5
HOG, ll04. n 90 October l0lU, O4l. l044 l05s i09t
1913. l047. 1879 1916, l04A 1914 1915, 10 80 iOae
lO4S. 1RA7 november. 10 s. 1n.G4 1927. 1928, lO25,
lo23; Decemper 1921, 10 % 1920, 70 Is 1925 19Si
1923. 1923; January, l02S, 1927 JOB. lOtl l-I' :
February. ln."9 1888 March. 1870; total 1880 bales
grand Total 900 bales First Csll-septemosr l.Nz
or 11Oi October l04l 1O4i; November l02A 10 -
December 1912 1923 January l02; total 1900 bales
Second Ca-egtember. 1t.Ot; october 1913, lOl4 10
vember. 1927 December, lu.I5 January, 10 80 49,
100 bales Third Cail-SebremDyr llO3 Dctott,
lO83 i084 ovember 1924 December. 1929 total 800
bales Futures closed steady:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-05

CHICAGO Auk 4-Fiour duil and nal Wheat unsettled
but genera " higher; No chicago 7lr.ug aic cash No.
do -Uat as "a. CASH - 9sI August 81 .H-0-.c
teInbrr Octi8eri Ma. 30, fic; keecte, ole corn
falry active and shade hl her, 30 H. cash 80 - sep
tender SIC. Octoser; Aeecta ~ rc oats hTmer al %
28l. August and september - &C October rye srsav
,rlt, far aeIuguu lUlg Barley ed
Pors steady aad nruer q 10 Gfs - cash . lJeSc q
tnru.t: - 20aS- 22 september Z50f- n october
Il ann weaE and joO45.5Z gf cash aud Augusts
b52sa59e soptenter 5.51 2S9ih October Bulk Meats
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Quotations OF BEEvEs ro-DA1.

MISUNDERSTANDING YESTERDAY tOay l66 loads
al Jersey CITY 81 at GOthst, making l-fl head
on sale against last Monday The ivai-
Tssf week we're 1908 head less last Week and l23l
head less corresponding WeeE last yer The large
recriyegs OF I'VE the week Wtrt l. g. Eastman
= S9s head n Morris. j. 1874 head: :. w. Aiero1 s23
mead: j. WaXel $50 head; r. JcaCpL. 400 head Kahn
90 500 Meyers * heRenseln 334 head Il Aeyr
100 head.
sbiuuents for the week ending SATURDAY August p BY
FasiIaan ~ McConyie. 200 live attic; q. g. Eastman,
400 quarteIs dressed Beef III I've -neeI ana 262t
S1 live sheep sherman G4rtL l.-bO quarters Of Beef
1d ZO0 carcaes II Mutton; ICnty Co go quarters OF
Esf arren Co.. ZO6 i've sheep q. Ferrer - live Hoe.
20 i,uhal Mixing total ui Zt3S 1--we Cat De-,
gsn 1nartars OF Beef 6z5 i've sheep. 2,-.i
s ~ Mutton and - live Hogs Prom Saturdays receipts
Nh Eastman reserved JOf Inc nfcra Tor export awe
3O6 Tor Shipment quarters from % days ariiia s hr
-sss-v.d "a 10 ship alive aud III al dressed Messrs
erv 60 purchased 10 head or Their beef export trule
md IL Eppseu secured 100 PfiAe ald L1lra steers Tor
NJ GoIsI H. which viii be shipped alive on saturday Ia
The city Of London
Ar the overlooked market Of THIS day week with prices
rn.tfsd and very cattle LETT over, hIngs 1d not
cangs tor the better url Friday WAtl The suppf WIS
Ter and I'M c0Bseuueuce stronger feeling prevailed
f.bss have beeu Oaded wiz tailc Tor the past month,
anu eOrers have iaken average about 5000 htGd
clippers have cuWGed our nsfkcis
than ever feiHhtn uuilbg one monh
sine The burness inio existence ANA ihe
situation went ron bad 0 B0ise ~ e-th sHec' Nt market
daV !be fact tuat tyeDcfs r-rm has again brt re-
ahmed and freight advaIcrd g. wrfe iheY we're pre-
yions 10 tie railroad itnh 10 rtid ice shipments
Tor mo reselt az least tue market SONS cnncr n
rscoyef To-day the supply slNueil., Was hshl anl
f-aae was fairy active al advance Of ~ per Achu
m .c per from previous quotations AZ
Jersey CITY there was scarcity VI stock but buyers were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-05
Julv 16. 1s79.

EDHT ITTIT ITIH. JTIIy
4 NOTICE - HEREBY CIV N that In certain
commenced IN the United states Circuit
Court Archer A. liar "A. Uanth and the trustees
G0rgsg B0ndhOiders OF the P-nnsyyanit ana
Delaware Company and Others. defe darts ol the
sale SAD road. euen'a D las
died against the undersigned Trustees Of the second
0udhnurr which Is fOreciOse me
equity Ofreemp0u Of hr ont Ortgagees and % eel The
Holders ~ bond. -ecuT 81
obtain information Whieh
ticv may dpsr-. by application 90 the Hon. WAYN f
NACVEAGE Counsel Undersigned, 4O- WalnutsL,
PhIIadelUbia SAMUEL r.. STOKES.
STRICKLAND kNEAS-,
Trrsf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-05

COTTON MARKETS.
AUGUSTA Aug 4.-COtOn quiet firm; II iac.s
Mddlng. Good Ordinary. llc receipts, bales
sales. total - bales
BALIIAORE. Aug 4Cottou dull MiGdng II l2c Low MID
dic Iitc. Good Ordinary, lO2c net receipts none
exports co.stwise bales stock. 779 bales.
BU-TuN Aug. 4.-1OttOu dub; Mlddiing llac- Low Md
ding "a. Good Ordinary, lie. receipts. rs bales
rross II bales STOCK g. 55 bales.
CHARLESTON. Aug. 4.-COtton dun, nominate Middlng
ID. Middlng lie. GOOD DI lIuarY lO14c net r,
ceips bales exports eoastwse bales sales none stock
CIgCISNArI Aug 4-Cotton d1Il and lower MbldlHg
lltc Low Mddng llci Good Ordinary, lO'ioi receipts
nOur; stock. .. 800 bales
GALyHsroN Aug ACTION queti Mtdng lei Low N a.
dhne lO2 Coca Ordinary i0sc net receipts, 1873 bales
stncs. 1900 bales
Lou .syILLR Aug. ACTION nominal.
MOBILE. Aug 4.-CottOr easy Mdchng. 1870 Low NH
ding IUec OrunarY, lOsc receipts rs bales
exports wise 800 bales; sales none stock. - bales
SHSOuEANa. Aug. tCotton easVi Middlus, lO'ic. Low
A!ddIur lO2sc. Good Ordinary, lOc; pet pt 2ts
sfq bales exports to Great Britain i bales
sales evening $50 bales 1854 bales
NORFOLK. Aug. 4-COtton quiet; Middhng, 81 net
receipts. bales; c0assse, % bales sales none
stock. I, 30 ba.es
pan ApBLPHIA. Aug 4-CotJOn quiet; Mild?g llac.
Low Mddung &c; Gpot Ordinary. He net rerripts
256 spnners 245 bAes stock, 6932 bales
SAVANNAH Aug. 4.-COttDn very dul Mddhns, llllsci
Low Mdting lO4 &c; Good Ordinary, iOlsI; net rrceDts
bales; exports coaswlse, ia bales saes none stock
1887 bales.
81 LOUIS Aug 4.-Cotton lower. MiddlmE. lci Low
Nddug l1g: Good Oriinsr lNlac.; receipts SO bales;
shIpm tents. lsG bales stock. 1851 bal Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-05

To-day was q bank holiday In London, conse-
ouentv the Stock Exchange closed and no
Quot atIons are received. In Paris the French per
cents declined 70 500 Berlin dispatch reports
shat the Imperial Bank of Germany during the
week gained 3, 50 /, 900 marks IN specie.
The Ontario Silver Mining Company has declared
its fOrtysixth dividend OF 30 cents per share pay
able on Wells Fargo g. Co.'s on August 10. Trans
fers close August 9.
The gross earnings of the Chicago. Milwaukee
and ST. Pail Railroad are reported az fOlOws:
1878 1879
Fourth week ofJulv-..... S20S5l so 600 Inc S644s9
January July ST.. 4,SO3402 4,sO5.OOO Dec 3d.
The following are the total receipts OF -four and
gram at this port Dy the foren5 routes during the
month Of July, compared with the same period IN
ls7y 1919.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-05
HORSE MARKET.

The tEaflc during the week has been small both
Horses br wing Animals. but Oeatr- generally report
change prices, sales OF ~retcIr Horse s!l5N
!. mead: Light work HOr-es, 7lHOsSl.U: IIeavV
lrsft Horses f2rO0S3Ju; stylish coach hOrscs 5000
$50 per team Medium Driving Auimas S3HOds4. per
an Very ieN Ponies are WaufeI lusf present the
limited supply OF canada shetland end Indian ronies
,.e - considerably IT, DEMAND 40 iuuort.
on exports during the week. but viii be shipped
IL i rev days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-05
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Ps, North Rlver. Vessels AMI RIlroIfA
Nn.D4y Aug 4 G-c
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
MONDAY. Aug. 4. 1879.


AsHEs-Quiet. unchanged.
COFFEE-Miid Grades gmet. unchanged Java, 22a25c;
Maracab0 lll2dlG2c; sales, 34Ou piculs Java private
terms Grades lower quiet Ordinary Prime Cargoes.
uAGlt including Par, A2c sales, 900 bags
"sylphlGe" puyatc terms.
COlION-Sp0ts rather quiet at sec decline Sales J. u9s
bales Of which SATURDAY lnciudin 70 for export
lDa Tor cOusump delivered on contract 100 baes sat
rddy Receipts al the ports. SOP bales against JOI This
Gay last see this total since september
!, AiZ9uO5 1alsz
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-05
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARI

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL Markets
LONDON Aug To-day beng abOday q the Bank Of Eng
land the stock Exchange will be closed amt there viii BE- 10
quotations OF prices
BEKIIS Aux A.-The statement OF the Imperial Bank Of
Germany increase In specie ~ 3S3l.00u u2rkS
LONDON. Aug. as y. m-Pals aduces quote three per
81 francs 10 cenumes Tor the account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-05

sAs TRAsclsoc CLOSING PRICES or MINING STOCKS

The STANDARD Company has declared dividend o. %
cents per share.
The Imperial Company has levied an assessment o. ~
cents per share.
Government bonds we're more active but WEAKER
quotations being about Is per cent lower all around
The business at the Boards covered S125,OO co n
non 1881 NJ 1918 and S45 900 registered at 1Of4
a1O45s: So. 900 registered IS 1880 at 1923 So
900 oonpon Al per cents at 1O6ls; and S265O00
COMMON ~ at 1O2Q1017s. District II Columbia
S-65s we're steady, with sales at SSH Annexed
are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-05
pRINTING CLnTHs MARKET.

PAIL RIVER. Mass. Aug. 4-rhe market has been fairl
active 10 demand with small sale, but quotations.
Hrm &C. 64E64 and 5Siso with sales for COX
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-08-05
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.


AsryEEr Aug l-LFd closed tsl faaes 50 esniles
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