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National Republican., 1882-07-26
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TIME GREAT
ro THE N5RFH N55RNFHHsHEEAE1A wEAf hsb sBboITE s5TTHwrsr
STEEP R9untff RAfLa iF4fK MSspEiSNBSTFP ssfpEEESBTP
TRAINS so,n1I LEAyh %AA4HiSerdk, nom s,4uoa
For plttsoprg and tho West, Chicago Limited re.
aails. aafts Pas sa 7 iIrs se SleepinS Cars m,
from HARRISBURG o cncinna VIZ assSs s,ee2sns n Cars
7So P M daily With Palace Cara to s PitySoSrs P ssa
bSln bnrS nna H., Mai Express. $50 m daily for Pits.
BhLTIMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
m daipY KToahester Buao. Niagara
ssSrE see nfs ~ an daily exccp. Saturday with Ps
For New YORK and the East. 500 a. m., 1870 n m.
sS @ ApH Imsd EIprSss a Sa SqqnFsGy Sq @ s
To- lor Ss; sars;; Gg a; M daily except Sunday. ."
Jersey City with BOATS OF BPoSEIyn Hsnex SSneG, ar a.
ing direct transfer 70 fulton street avoiding double
For PhIladephia 500 a. M, 1850 a M, I.so 40. esa
is 9nd io;9 r m on Sunday, 423 aso, and lOsl p. m
For Balimore SD 500 40 io:S6 d. M. and iso In
S:aS So o 7;9 H. &So & and 1922 p. M; on Sunday soa
For Popes Creek Line Ss5 lJ a. nna me- and and io m m. dax
FsT Asnspoiis, Go A. M md 40 p m. daily, exeop.
AIEX HNpRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RArrs
,MCAkf MCAf AEp n nh nhhitnEAANDRiA AND WASHING
For AicXandris G5, TOO o2o HOO. and 1i:s5 a. m.
$50, ii:Oj and Ii:95 a. n and 500 p. m ~ ''''
For Richmond and the South $3.50 aud l2j a. IN. daily
and SYS Sx M daily SGI;Seps SUNDAY eoo s,s
s0S. and 1000 a. m: IL 70, 30J $500 100. and y:,p
m and 2:oo midnight: ON Sunday at sis. 4: 5, aud
Tickets an information at the once northeast cor
ner Of Thirteenth street and Pepnsylyanle ayenue
checking OF baggage to destination from hotels and
'''''''eA j. R. WOOD. General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
National Republican., 1882-07-26
They Stole the dun.

Thieves have been annoying Mr.. Clark Mills re-
Gently by breaking into his art foundry and carry
ing off portions of the castings of statues. Once
they carried off General Jacksons coat tails again
they stole Secretary Chases coat sleeve, and again
they stole Abraham Lincon's head. To protect
time "no sst snrina gn on hi. M prcmsss onS
posted up hand.bills 10 warn intriders of their
danger. During short visit OF Mr.. Mills to this
city Monday, on business with the Lincoln Monu-
ment Society," some reckless thief broke into the
foundry by making new entrance near tho fur
mace, and stole the spring gun and also quantity
of lead pipe. For information leading TO the con-
viction Of the thief thieves Mr.. Mills offers a
reward
National Republican., 1882-07-26
III.rrcnted Animals.

The steamer Arrowsmith brought to this city
ten fat hogs from Sandy Point on the Potomac,
one Of which died on the route and was thrown
overheard, and two others died on the wharf In
this city. Major King visited the wharf yesterday
morning aud authorized the boat hands to make
proper provisions for their comfort. A similar
case was found at the wharf Of the steamer Mat
tsno sa by Major King where thirteen cattle were
a shocking condition. Major King caused proper
provision to be made for them.
National Republican., 1882-07-26
~
DISTRICT COURTS,

EQuITY CoURT-JUsrIcE HAGNER.-Snith VS..
Smith; sale ratified nisi. Middleton vs. Gibbs
sale ratified nisi Cocker vs. Lucas; auditors re-
port confirmed and distribution ordered. Dulaney
VS.. Dulaney; Joseph Brooks appointed trustee to
cucumber real estate. Bailey VS.. Bailey; sale
finally ratified. Clarke vs. Titon; sale finally
ratified and auditors report confirmed. Adjourned
National Republican., 1882-07-26
81. Jnmes's Day,

st. James's day was celebrated yesterday even
ing at $50 o'clock at the Incarnation Church. cor
ner of Twelfth and N streets northwest, when the
Sunday evening service was read by the pastor,
DR.. Townsheud, and music appropriate to the oc-
saslou was rendered by the regular service choir,
under the direction of Mr.. Parker. Mr.. Camp pre-
sided at the organ. Until recently st. James's
day was celebrated by all OF the churches. or
at least the best part Of them. but yesterday the
Incarnation Church was the only church in the
city at which It was formally observed.
National Republican., 1882-07-26
DALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
R NH ffn1OHF1 zNtSD UT NlfIIItOaD'
THE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
THE EAST AND TIE Tni WEsT y ST VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER
STEEL RAIlSl

Schedule % to 'fEf s'sG! kXsRfsdToS RXsRAS
t2a5. Chicago' Stneinnatl, and 81 Louis Fast Ex-
nm,i s e,hInsrp hIIissp,h Cars to cincinnat St LOU.
SEQ RaiiimorS. Elcos, City. and Way stations
t6:lh baltimore kSpreS.
o;'o. heiiim9rs: Anna,pos, and Way piedmont
tT:as Baltinors Express. ,,,s,,-.,
Paror Cars to New York.
Ts;efsto%n own and Ss at Poiat q ROcts for Fred.
1900 Baltimore, Hyatt.vllle, and Laurel Express
stops at Bellsviile, Annapolis Junction, Jes-
sup's. and Dorseys. ON Sundays stops AZ
1000. Ba tImore Express Stops at Hyattsville and
tio4o Pitt,burg. Chicago Cincinnati, and St. Louis
Express Sleeping cars TO Cincinnati and
~, Chicago.
l&io baltimore. Elcott City. Annapolis and Way
tl:2s. on sunday only for Baltimore and Way.
ts0o, baltimore, Phiiadelphia, and New York Er.
$50. Baltimore and Way stat,onA lwinehester.
Frederick, Hagerstown, and Way k9ia Rs-
iao Baltimore, Hyaitsvilie and Laurel Express.
Fredsrief via Relay stops at Annapoils
tGp. BaitinsrS; ANNAPOLIS, and Way stations v,
Point of Rocks and Way Stations only
M stsps snS pd Maya
,eSs ,e:Ss Point Point q Rocks ia sna Way stations.
tI:O baltimore ana Way stations.
ts:l0. l1ttsburg, Cleveland, and Detroit Express.
Sleeping Cars TO Plttsburg.
010. Baltimore Exptess
toss. Philadelphia, New York. and Boston Express
Sleeping Cars to New york.
HOBO Chicago, Cincinnati, and ST. Louis Express
Sleeping Cars to Cincinnati, ST. Louis, and
ChlCago.
1l:30. Baltimore and Way Stations
tDaily. tsundays only, otner trains daily. except
Sunday.
All trains from Washington stop At Relay Station
For further Information apply ~ the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Offices; Washingo Station. $40 and lan
Pennsylvania avenue, Irner OF Fourteenth street,
where orders will be taken for baggage To be checked
and received at any point In the city.
aH WM. CLEMENTS,
Master OF fTransportatioa., ntimore.
Q. X LphsN
General Passenger Agent, u dtimore-s-
National Republican., 1882-07-26
Something About stage PeopI,


The average actor is a hog.
The average actress Is mule.
How so2
The average actor looks out for himself and
cares for no one else.
The average actress supports from one to five
people.
Little as know, I could tell you stories Of the
rudeness, incivlty, and thoughtless sellshness Of
actors that would make you cape with amazement,
and could you tales Of the heroic devotion of the
women of the stage that would make you silent
IN sympathy and uproarious In admiration
l chanced TO meet two we'll known ladies OF
the stage last week, One has long been
recogn zed as bright and beautiful orna.
ment of her profession and has held n
loading position for at least eight or ten years.
The other is younger, but equally well known,
bright. charming, and full of chcl The latter
had heard was the sole support of quite an exten-
sive set but the other had thought perfectly in
dependent and well or Chance directed the con-
verstion to Booths success in London, and the cx
preston of wish on the part of both ladies that
they had been able to spend the summer on the
other side. "Surcly," said to the elder.
8 there is" no reason why You should not have
salary all last season. If you had cared to
save anything you could have done So" With
out answering me directly she turned to
her companion and simply said, " How little ho
knows the truth" subsequently ascertained that
for ten years she has supported four adults. has
educated and clothed two growing girls, and to-
day hasn't dollar beyond the necessities of her
enforced idleness until the season opens.
How's that P-Joe Hotcard in Philadelphia Times.
National Republican., 1882-07-26
scared TnrheeIern.

The Bourbons In North Carolina are beginning
to have serious fears of general break in their
ranks. One OF the most prominent members Of
that party said yesterday at the Capitol that sena
tors Ransom and Vance were feeling very gloomy
over the outlook. The Liberal movement is eyi-
IDENTIFY taking deep root In tho old North State.
National Republican., 1882-07-26
Michael Bceksr's VyiiI,

The VIII OF The late NichaeI Henry Becker, who
was drowned at Lower Cedar Point few days
ago, was filed with the Register of Wills yesterday
To his father, Martin Becker is left all the inter-
and title In the bar at 62S Virginia avenue pro
vded he becomes responsible for the debts against
1t. All the rest of the estate is len to his widow
Annie Becker, who is appointed administrative
with the father.
National Republican., 1882-07-26
Opening:
naI,,more saenera, srarLst.

baltimore July 2o-Cotton QUIET Iniodllng, 12Ac.
Flour unchanged; Howard street and Western
superne S3 OOaes 75 do extra n 0O9S 2s do family
s5 5096 5G City Mills superhne 80 oo93 rs; do extra,
a CO97 05; do. Rio brands % 2SQ6 20; Baltimore
high grade family, n s& do. winter wheat, patent,
T75. wheat-Southern lower Western actlve and
lower closing steady; Southern red, o. ll9l 10; do
amber, 81 1901 49, No. 2Western winter red. spot.
o. I0f asked; July, q, 1901 10 August 81 1901 1874;
September, o. lSkGei IsSS; October, q l5S asked.
Oorn-Southern easier; Western dnlk Southern
white o. lOrl Y; do yelo eS2c; Western mi xed.
spot sSc asked July, $50 bld; August, s9,S@si4o;
September, s5ds5kc, Oats quiet aud steady; South
eril. 65a6SG Western white, 66g6fc; do mixed 90
(65c; PonnsylvauiA, 65a16Sc Rye quiet u Sc, Hay
unchanged prime 20 ohoIco Pennsy lvaniA and Mary
land, slf ools 90 Provisions steady aud unchanged;
mess pork, w 25tp23 25 bulk meals-sloulders and
eieArfib sldes, packed, liGrd4c; bacon-shooldofs.
l2o clear rib sides, l3Hci hams, I5141iqSe, Lard,
rOhnSd. lac. Butter uTp; Western packed lA69zOo;
cftamary. 2a@Eo Eggs lower AZ i5e Petroleum dull
gcts, Ordinary % iair, N3@95Sc sngaf qolse son.
$50 Whiaky nrmeE At q M Recslpls kiopf, &slii
SSiS wSs.s SsS q eqsAss s 5o S Ossaf ~ skppsP
Wheat, ssl,ftI bdLhsiE ooTn, L, ,36s' 'bashsi
National Republican., 1882-07-26
WaIlInr = CInlnauf.

A challenge is offered 70 any one who can pro-
duee case Of torpid liver that will not succufnb
TO the influence Of Simmons Liver Regulator,
taken regularly BY direction. Genuine prepared
only BY !. II. Zeilln 4 Co.
National Republican., 1882-07-26
SNOW WHITE BREAD

and beautiful Rolls and Biscutswill be guaranteed II
you use CERES, the celebrated Minnesota
Ratent; Process Flour: which was awarded ihe
The National Fair In 1879 and again the
First Premium mum II the shape Of avery handsomegold
barrel OF Ceres viii ut forty ioayss bread
than any other -four in America. STERLING'S
81. LOUIS FANCG, one of the most beautiful
Winter w heat Patent FlouTs offered the trade
Is unexceed by other Patent except Ceres and
will please tns most exacng housekeepe-~ and
satisfy the most tastidlous epcure. BELLA NCE.
= splendid Minnesota Patent Flour, made, BY
the celebrated Hungarian Process. It IS n
very cheap and beautiful Patent, within the reach
q al classes az AND we Sparap.ee vii gys sa1isho
the old reliable Stan yand the Standard Family
called Patent aours. The millers OF nAnuiAeiIrers
ihelr mill, and have introduced the so celebrated
Roller system, and consequently Golden Hin is not
only a magnificent Family Flour but II Is really q
patent flour with the great advantage that ii can be
bought for considerably less money than great many
PatentProceJs hours not near as white nor nutrl
tous as Golden Hill FOR sale ~ All qroeess. Whole
VIM. Nj. GAIT 6 CO., who are also the Sole
Wholesale Agents for the District Of Heckers Cele-
brated Self Raising Flour and Buckwheat ja3o
National Republican., 1882-07-26
REAL ESTATE.
The 0mcIaI Trausactiona ms Recorded


Mr.. J. r. olmstead presents the following trans
actions in real estate In the District yesterday, as
reported to him by the Recorder OF Deods:
CITY PROPERTY.
On Six. and a-half street west, between and
4 streets SOUTH sublot 81 square i65 (l3 feet 8
inches front by 81 feet G inohes) Mary ]. Brod-
head to Edward Haely, s605.
On South Capitol street (5i feet inches by 175
feet inches on south street,, lot 2, square 70t
Horatio N. Easily to Alfred and T. A. Richards,
S2S7.G4.
on Ohio avenue, between Twelfth and Thir-
teenth streets west Q6 feet front, extending
through to north streot, part of lot 3, square
sSS33,53
On IL street north, between Eighth and Ninth
streets west part Of lot o. square 405 go feet front
by 100 feeD, Gilbert Towles ct al. executors, to
w. E Edmonston, $500.
On Fourth street west, between and Q streets
north. part OF lot 23 square 5l2 GO feet front by
100 feeO. Emma II. Gilman ct al. to Bernard Muir
ply, $500.
On street north, between Twenty first and
Twenty second streets west, lot 3, square 50 (63
feet inches front by lbs feet Sl nches), Annette
II. Hosmer to Charles d. Maxwell, 500.
Same property noxt above, Cardini I. Matthews
ct al. to Charles d. Maxwell, $3.50.
On X street north, between Twentieth and
Twenty first streets west part of lot g. square 70
"a feet front by depth), Charles q. Hurdle OF al TO
Grace NJ. Hurdle. nominal.
COUNTY.
Subdivision Of the Keating estate, lot 81, John
s. Blankman to John w. Belt, SS25.
Barry Farm, south x of lot 6, section l, job N
Daggs to Carry Ann Burrel, $40.
National Republican., 1882-07-26

Our assistant postmaster, John Bliss, esq, uses
the Great German Remedy for lameness, rheuma-
tlsm, aud pains OF every description says the Law
renee (Kan.) Journal. He claims that st. Jacobs
OIL is the best thing that was ever applied 10 man
National Republican., 1882-07-26
The Norfoik Congressional District.

To the Editor OF THE REPUBLICAN,:
NORFOLK, VA, July 19.-The canvass for the
Congressional nomination in this district has com
menced, and promises TO be very warm one.
There are four names prominent for the nomina-
ton, viz Colonel william Lamb, mayor of this
city, Readjuster, with Democra tic antecedents;
Judge Edward Spalding Collector George E. Bow
den, and II. Libby, of Hampton, the three last
named with Republican antecedents. The Lib
eral majority in this district is very large-be-
tween seven and eight thousand-that Dezendorf
can carry of 5000 votes and 1t would not affect
can carry half that number. The Peninsula gen.
orally, north of tho james River, is supporting
Libby. Southampton County, the birthplace Of
General William Malone, has instructed its dele
gates for Colonel Lamb. Norfolk city and Princess
Anne County viii doubtless be unanimous for him
aud Republicans than Colonel Lamb, because Two
years ago
HE RESCUED PROM BoURBoNIsM
the chief commercial city of Virginia. and has re-
Gently held his own against the most
lavish expenditure of money and abuse.
Nowhere In the country is the civil and
political equality OF all men before the law more
thoroughly carried out than in this city under his
administration. He Is great admirer of Presi-
dent Arthurs administration and has carried the
young and progressive Virginia element to his
way of thinking. Unless there is an expressed
preference for some other man by the Republican
influences outside of the State he will be nomi-
mated. Judge Spalding and Collector Bowden
win about equally d lyide the delegation on the
south side Of James River outside those in favor Of
Colonel Lamb. Dezendorf owes his election In
1880 as much to the services of Colonel Lamb In
exposing Goode to the people of this district as TO
his own work. WM, BROOKE SMITH.
National Republican., 1882-07-26
AUCTION SALES.
j. II. COldwell,
AUCTION EER


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE FARM PRO,
PETTY ON EASTERN BRANCH ROAD, ABOUT
ONE MILB ABOVE UNIONTOWN, AUGuSrT Z,
1855, AT 4 O'CLOCK P. NJ
By vlrtne OF deed OF trust dated the lath day Of
October. A. ID. 1870 and recorded In lbor NO. 6ss,
folio ~, one Of the ni records for the county o.
rectlon or the party secured thereby the undersgned
Trustee will sell on MONDAY, AUGUST 4 ls.1 h
o'clock u. m.. the premises the UNDIVIDED nali.
part of the following described tract piece or parcel
ground situate lying md being on the eastern side OF
tho Eastern Branch OF the Potomac Riveru the Coun-
~ OF Washington, District Of Columbia, Us aforesaid,
and being part OF lots numbered one ~ ana eight 10
of James Dundas' subdivision OF lands In said County
and District which subdivision Is OF record IN said
County and District IL being the same lhul that was
conveyed by Henry Naylor and wife TO a. underhll
and Charles Barker as tenants In common, by deed
datod February IS, 1884.
said tract OF land lying the east side OF tho East
ern Branch road, bounded and described as specified
In said deed from said Henry Naylor and wife TO said
A. Underhln and Charles Barker, and containing
sxtyone (6ll acres one i) rood, and thirtynne lSD
perches, with the improvements, consisting Of two
comfortable ffame-dwellings aud suitable outbuild-
ings
balance In six and twelve months from day OF sale,
with interest at the rate of eight per centun per
MIN, payable seml-annuay to be secured by deed OF
trust the property sold all cash, at purchasera
option deposit Of cleo will be required at time OF
sale, -
the terms Of sale are not complied with within
six days from day of SALE the Trustee reserves the
right to resell at the SIX and cost of the detauing
purchaser att Ave days adye tsement ~ the Ri.,
PUBLICAN, q newspaper of Washington, d. O. All
conveyancing at the cost OF purchaser.
jy26ds Trustee.
National Republican., 1882-07-26
MINING STOCKS.
BY Associated Press.

BY ASSOclateU Prc5S.
NEW York, July A-Money loaned down from az
to 2 per cent and closed at 2g3 per cent Exchange
was steady at 4s5 for long and 1885 for short sight
Governments were weak and lSDA per cent. lower,
State bonds dull and lower. Railroad bonds
naa
National Republican., 1882-07-26
She Und eratood the LanEunre OF FIowcrs.

A woman with n market basket on her arm and
q big bouquet of flowers in her hsud was waiting
at the ferry dock when man Of pleasant address
approached her and said:
Madam, that is a very fine nosegay."
"Yes, sir"
AZ think it is the finest one ever saw, and I
have been in twenty seYen different States"
Yes, sir"
There is tho pansy hiding itself behind the
rose. According TO the language of fowera, the
pansy stands for Darling, cannot 1.-Two without
you.' likewise observe the rosebud. The Lam
guage OF tho rosebud is, Pm looking for a hus-
band Madam do you understand the language
of howers?"
"Yes, sir"
"What is the language ofthat tulIps"
"The tulip says, sir, that II you don't stump
along with your braEen Impudence Ill have you
walked into the cooler" was her firm reply. He
slumped.-Sunddy School GGsette.
National Republican., 1882-07-26
PRODUCE MARKETS.

Chicago Grain and Provision Market.
Yesterdays Chicago grain and provision market,
furnished by Cooke & Co.. Pa. ave. aud Fifteenth St:
National Republican., 1882-07-26
Al the Whnrxan.

Harbor Master Sutton reported arrivals at the
river front yesterday as follows: Schr. Mount
Pleasant, Powell, 5000 feet lumber, j. H. John
son & Co.. schr Bertha Rider Clayton % 600 feet
lumber ]. II. Johnson & Co.; schr. Susan Ellen,
Perry, III tons coal, Johnson Bros; schr Maggie
Augusta, Saylor, 2o5 tons coal. George L. sheriff.
National Republican., 1882-07-26

GENERAL 0ALusuA PEsSYPAoKER, colonel Six
leenth Infantry registered at Wizards Hotel yes
Lerday on leave fr1m Texas. He is one Of tho
heroes ofthe Army OF the James under General
Terry who assaulted and carried Fort Fisher.
January 10, l566, whore his unusually tau hgure
made him the IN lrk for SO many rebel bullets that
his life lay trembling in the balance for many
months and ho romans cripple for life.
National Republican., 1882-07-26

LONDON July 2S.-Bar silver 81 1915; Atlantic and
Great Western lists. 4O; do. seconds ls,s Erie ~:
New York Central, ISsA; Illinois Central lax;
Philadelphia and Reading, 32h; ontario and West
ern 4O1S. The amount Of bullion withdrawn from
the Bank of England balance to-day is $4,000
Paris advices quote rentes at SOfEjac.
National Republican., 1882-07-26
FINANCIAL.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
rINHE VIRGINIA. MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE TRUNK LINE TO THE WEST AVN.
SOUTHWEST.


TINHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE TRUNK LINE TO THE WEST AND
SOUTHWEST.
Schedule in effect MayiL 1852
connections TO NIL points south and Southwcst
Witn WI rnIlman Sleeping Cars from Washington vim
I'm N,Jse ~ Auanta, and Atlanta TO New Orleans;
nisY nlI Nmh,,nngton 10 New Orleans via Lynchburr
500 a. m.-Lousvlllo Fast Line daily, via cinr,o,,s~-
Louisville, and oil southwestern points makinr.
direct CONNECTIONS and with solid train and Pull
so y. IN m-Warrenton Accommodation daily exo~uA
sunday for Warrenton and Intern ediate 81 10 "a
io:a5 p, m.southern Mail and Eslssss, daily. to all
p99ints south Southeast, and Southwest, via ID IN
Washington 10 Charleston, and WasSinaton 70
=, White sulphur Springs
For all points on Manassas Division take 7,lo q. m.
rnln daily, except Sunday. For Warren ton take
o;io a m train daily. and 40 p. IN. train daily.
For tickets and nll information, inquire Mt Com.
psny. anys Office COL rennayyaMSIe SsgenSs a! Union
Nj SLAUGHTER, A. a, p. A, - H. Asen.
A. POPE General Passenger AZ juis
T1NHE WEST JERSEY RAILROAD
,Ja,,,oor, mn y(HSw nRoAp 9au0E RouTEl
Is now running Fast ESpress Trains Of Eegnnn,
passenger Coaches aud Parlor Cars Qn which Tho
' %rMoTP ff 9efP TsfuIsd sSP y z 3 Sr
Passengers nom Washington win take the through
trains OF the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad 10
station station ofthe Ponnsylvana Railroad, where uuion
,Innser Coaches or streetcnrs Connect direct Sta
spacp the west Jersey Railroad at foot Of Market
fSr through tickets baggage checks, and f,li infor
teenth street and Pennsylvania avenue Station Bef-
tinore and Potomac Railroad corner Sixth and n
streets; oi9Pennsytvanla avenue; 1881 Pennsylvania
FRAN FRANK THOMSON, 1R woon
GENERA Manager. General Passenger AFt
National Republican., 1882-07-26
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
stock and Bend Quotationr-Ncw York
and baltimore Produce Markets.

The following report OF the financial market yester-
day, together with opening and closing quotations,
furnished by the banking house Of II. d. Cooke,
Jr.. q Co., 1893 ST., Washington. ID. C.:
National Republican., 1882-07-26

Baltimore stock BOARD.
baltimore July 25.-VirgnIaG Gs. consolidated CO.,
past due coupons, c. new lO-iCs, 43'4 bid to-day.
National Republican., 1882-07-26
WARRINGTON STOCK ESCHASGE
lfskr.icf Of Allu>nhld Rnuds
. ...,........ss. ..
ffec LfSf,

Board OF Public Works, green s. ...,...... 961
Washington Market Company stock.
Washington Market Company bonds.... 100
Ivanhoe Mining Company stock. ........... .12k
Washington Brick Machine Co. stock.. 100
National Bank Of the Republc,............. $50
Farmers and Mechanics Nat. Bank. 1i0
Central National Bank ank......................- 40
National Capital Teleph on O. .........,...... 100
Land warrants, war of 1912, per acre ..... 1.20
Land warrants, other wars, per acre.. LIS
Soldiers additional, per acre ............. 100
Valentine scrip, per acre -.................. 1000
Sioux half-breed scrip, per acre....... go 1000
National Republican., 1882-07-26
hIAIE nNNna,
rore,au Money Mar,,e,

bUBThEASUHY BAlANCkS-
Coin ........... SS 57l 636 Il Currency