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Yesterday's Mail

brought three more certificates in favor OF
edy for CONSUMPTION, bronchitis and asthma:
y--; lend me one dozen Ointment
and one OF Cannlbis Indica, When Mr.. j. w.
found her In tie incipient stage OF Tubercu.
lous Consumpttn. Then iC was concluded To
make a fair trisl OF Indian Hemp, and now
there - q genera demand for those remedies.
ever saw or tried Fraternaliy yours,
China Cove, Rowan, N. @. -
N. B-1his remedy speaks for ITSELF One
bottle win satisfy the most skeptical. Ask
your druggist TO get 1t. $500 per bottle. or
three bottis for $3.50. Pills and Ointment
AS these ire imported remedies wo do not
coinmissioIthem, but will make cash agents
everywhere Address, a ~
noviod&w4, 1889 Race st., PhiladelpGis, Pa.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-12

rJNHE SYMPTOMS OF MENTAL DECAY
Il resemble the gradual changes that come
over old people, and are similar to those In
duced by escesses AID bad habits. and the
tendency is he production OF softeniRg OF the
brain and insanity. The cause is the deficiency
OF phosphatts, as 1t Is well known that man
grows older and mentally weaker when the
nervous System is insufIiclently supplied with
these elemens-the solidity OF the brain de-
pending upon phosphorized compound+-and
pilates reno'ates most speedily weakened
brain power and loss OF Constitutional vigor.
DR.. Wheeleri Compound Elixir OF Phosphates
and calisayacntainst these agents In an easily
nerve food. TwN noygdaw2w
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-12

Is it religious toleration?" The Jews
of Boston petitoned the board of educa-
ton for the exemption of children of jew
ish parents from attendance at school Sat
urdays, the Jewish Sabbath but the board
refused their request for the reason that,
in order to grant the petition, it would be
necessary to abolish the Saturday morning
session of the schools and ask children OF
christian parentage to attend session on
Wednesday afternoons
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-12

No pulmohry complaint however obstinate,
can resist Ie healing Influence OF Or. Norris
Syrup of 1r, Wild Cherry and Horchound.
Nothing thawe have ever sold acts so prompt
ly and officially In coughs, colds, hoafseness,
sore throatasthma. and all diseases Of the
throat, lung and chest leading to cousumb-
tion. II Is dcertain cure FOR whooping cough
and Group. Contains no opium and is pleasant
to take. Cosh-worn Victims whose lungs are
wracked ahdorn with paroxysms that threaten
10 choke thel, will lind speedy relief In Its use.
Trial size 10 ynts. Ask for Dr. Norris syrup:
take no othei For sale by A. W. Higgins Or
f. O. Lewis. jan1od&Wly
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-12
GLOBE FRIDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 49, 1875

Mrs. Abby Sage Richardson has ap-
peared again 10 New York, where she will
deliver TO ladies twelve talks on English
literature. She goes over the whole ground,
from the earliest times to the "Lake Poets. T"
We hope the venture will prove financial
ly profitable one.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-12

more advanced in civilization, govern with
the shot gun instead of the bayonet, shoot
voters instead Of bribng them, and, when
accused of corruption, use bullets instead
of libel suits for their vindication
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Attorney-Gen Plerrepont is demol-
ished. The Louisiana claimant" has re-
Gently made speech in which he says that
the attorney general, in bis treatment of
southern affairs, has showed his "deno-
cratic proclivities."
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Master Your Cough at Once with
Hale's Honey. o. IIoreh0und and Far. Every
ing to consumption, is not only relieved but
absolutely Dbliterated by this wonderful vege.
table pulmniC. Sold by all druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in minute.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-12

There are more criminal cases on the
docket for county court in Bennington
county, than ever before. The devil will
reign supreme at times.
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FIRE Insurance.

John Cain. agent of the Vermont mu-
tual and other companies. Office under
the town hall. e. E d&w
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-11-12

w. p. DILLINGuAM,
Secretary Of Civil and Military 4 6airs.
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There are but few men in this country
that have made their business more of a
success than has Capt. Virgil. He would
say ''let it he right" If man was over
charged, he would cheerfully refund he
sought to be just, and prospered. The
captain often had a lot of jolly men with
him when on the stage, and as Vermont
was temperance state, on cold days he
could always get hot water, sugar and q
lemon. Some people find fault with Capt.
Virgil; SO they will with the best men that
live. l wish -s ioIt.u.
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of our land would pattern after Capt. Il.
II. Virgil in his business dealings, and we
would have fewer poor men in the country.
There are some messengers now on the
road who have been on it sixteen years
Warren-Old Tick, s. p. Whitney of Rut-
land. s. NJ Pope of Burlington, II. g. Hall
of Whitehall, an old book-keeper. The
green car of to-day is an improvement on
the bag of 1842 the cars are an improve
ment on the stages, but Capt. E. II. Virgil
of 1875 is no improvement ON Capt. Il. II.
Virgil of 1842. aBg.r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-18
THE MARKETS.
to,rsfaIy reportei Cor rnz raarv-l
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
GENERAL MAEKLT REPORT.

FErAY. Dec. Il, 1878.
AerrT,s-Ts demand again very small YET no changes
h. urer. we're made Pots. o., ana Frhlla tc H.. .-,
tFr-MAN -the blsincsr b. small Ovul n llHht sNohH
prcr~ consequently nrm al oIGSSc Tor western anu
'n%Gf CORV-rhcre - moderate trade roirc on a lNe
dpfrrs We quote Brush, ~hoit Dlf,t h.t, Ia a.
In, Green = h. lGa IL ~. Ogoel, Medium y To- t@o -
al g.,. Rsd Ippesi, e 90. G01c .,- $780,.
ihcrois nuy moderate joling trade Gong :,
.,,t.ep guDle Adfuantur 10 &c nor ~
ocr Germ an d., t,ent sperm J7ci fdtAhe' -o@--''
.t,f.Yef -lsr-lt lt-ll.
-C-IirJa firm At Gaf1c, gold and ngia
7irfr has I-@i = noatftte demand anc prices we're
sl,,f s.glV. Other kinds Ia uceH quiet dh uh'"lF %
~. orc a.: For Liverpool 10 Is" sun,L - 1876 ~
% " do 40. NeWcasre co.. fiAs1; ec1tch 40 80 3l
- d0 ~le.m So provincial ~ ~ o. % 'u4. .Hi,t
p,nus,raUla. rIuu-.aId and Wet ~ -lA -,
Cuuiirr and SOFT and BroAUOp - t'"S'f A." @1i4''"
~ 20 80 " las been quiet At unchanged prices Santo
Doapgo Laec. MsracJ4'o, 2Oa@eci uil az ' >"AOe'
aHH ~ 10 - Gart aud without quotabc GLANCE
c,reots were quoted al I,4-r a. gold ioI ilIslN =,
sU., hags SANTA eK Heeth"NtH 40 80 -. =.
G',.es wer. Nil.ir5VI IRON Stock when a. ~ 'lo'o
IL n va Uar. OLhtr tcsrup n "rrt 'ti. gllt ~ M
changed IN lTlO. lava. %SqI0cr s"ld ana N4i"''' -
~; ;STPIFPAGF sroCK-Thers ha, been fair demand
.nd quotations have remained steady. Nc uerary ~
1851 1 az. frrf DO. 2.esjc; AOasats -loo.s ~
rrilrg all Heads " 100 - 70 sugar s'isn W. IN a.
-t.,. - Run ~houss 81 % Pine ~Io"is 50 'uHtt
CnKDAGBIte following the current iisi % yuoI or
Mania lac. Ssl Rope, II 24l- Pc, Nv -
10 g. Russia ltcmp Jared, lsc' American hehp A4'-
I4r. Russia Bolt Rope. l1c. - - t.. h,,, IN, a. Yea
,OITON-1 market un The SPOT was qlei Du, ~ y -
t.ray ouotstinns. There 40 rs-tnahs ne"
The receiis ~ tho ports were ODD ns'o 49,, H.,
% Co. Ige ~ bales against llIr3Iu bales isi "e.s
"a IA / "a aies this lat year lhe sales were $50
si f @6cb AIS evsning, including llD7 Dali .o
49,, ~ r ho,pe con-ump AMI 40 ion stecil1IOn -
re- mn. At tbe Interior Town ior the wees lSss pc
bs siScs ii sos bales The following arc 'ne oe"i q"
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COTTON MARKErs.

Corrmrs. Dec. i7.-CSt,n nrmi Mdding, l2'.c.i Low
u..f.ug OrIiuafy, ii KY receipts
206l balss thpn,oni-, 90 b-es sao 37y6 bales SUN
u.r. q lnli, t&tU2i
AAsiVfLE, Doc. I7.-cotton steady Aduhne, II 'isci
- Nfdlng ~ ioua ordinary Il Fc.i NtslT uti re-
cp pt. 34Bg bales, shipments, p 81 bArs si.ts, EJJ1
bae spnners, 100 bales .1ocE. 1876, i2l' bales; 4o's
"A 70 baos. - -
sELaA Dec. lT.-Corton huni Middng l2Nc; Tow Mid
dng l2c OLD cassi weekly rec,ipta 5'tl1 bales ship
rrals 31j bales stock, 1875. 9.24s bales 1874 loiJL
bales
MAcls. Dec. l--COttJu easy Mdahng, lZsci Low
Mlddng &C.. God ordinary II. weekly receipts
1881 nas shipments 2u bales salrs, 5'JDo OAIes A1oeA
1870. -.u8J bal. 1874, 1884 bales.
MONTGOMERY. Dec u. Cotton quiet AMI sfe.ayi Mdding,
Nfdiug, n Good Ordinary, lie. weekly
crints 3l93 bal shipments, 5000 Uales; .ovk, lo91
D. lgT Bales. 1873. lO.72- bales. - -
HoNE Dee. 10 O u active; Mdding, l9i4c Low Mid
ding llsc Good ordinary, liai weekly receipts 2.ao0
bales shiumeutz e. 80 bales stock, 1876 bales
PROVIDENCE Dec. H-CotlOu, weekly aes receipts. Ois
bales. NAle. l. 900 bales stock, 1900 Dales
EUfAlLA Dec. l7-COtton nrn Kidding. llsse. Low Md
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n1Es FROM pig O'CLOCK TO CLOSE OF DUsu



The Erie Railway shares. which were conspicuous
for their advance on Wednesday TO l73s for Common
ard 30 for the Preferred. were noted for decline
today, the first named selling down 70 152i on uI-
favorable London adyices. adverted TO further on.
The entire list opened lower than IL closed last
night but during the forenoon strengthened under
run I'D IN Lake Shore from Gil TO GA. At and
after the o'clock Board Lake Shore dropped down
to6ll. and the whole market yielded though only
fractionally. though active money seemed to make
no impression upon it. After Erie and Lake Shore
the larger dealings were IN North-Westerns. though
thu. i, not saying much. Illinois Central sold at
OGIo and Panama at 1914 seller 60 days. The general
market closed neglected Tho decline III prices. which
WIS very general throughout the list from yesterday
closing quotations ranged from Is to g per cent
viz: Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, Harlem, North
West. Ohio and Mississippi, Pacific Mall 81 Paul.
And Wabash, each L per cent; Delav arc, Lacka
wanna aud Western. 81 Jos and Lake shore each
-, Central and Hudson Is; Michigan Central ana
Rock Island, each l. Union Pacific, 49, and Ere =
Der cent. Now-Jersey Central alone advanced L per
cent. while North-Wes; Preferred, Panama, Quick
Ulve1 ~. Paul Preferred, and Western Union, closed
without change from yesterdays fu&I prices. Inc
op4r highest lOyy 81, and closing prices Of active
stool sold to-day as well as the Offering and asking
price, ri the close of the Exchange, and the number
Of sil.rrs Of each stock sold, VIII De found IL tAe
mbiCiuod table:
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The money market was steady during the greater
part Of the day at 3a4 per cent on Government
bonds at 6 among the stock brokers' and G07 at the
banks. In the final dealings borrowers had 10 pay
severer charges, but this hardly Oe regarded as
permanent hardening Of the market. Discounts
are as last quoted, dull at ga \. The United
States Treasurer to-day received SG0OO00 National
bank notes for redemption. Tie Customs receipts
at Washington amounted to 100000. The In
terual Revenue receipts footed up 100000. The
following is the Clearing house statement: Cur
rency exchanges. $62. 09G,52S currency balances,
T2.646 40 gold exchanges, SI,420,6 COG; gold bal
ances, SGS9,6l6
Tho following were the bank rates Of discount to-
day in the cities named for New-YoIk exchange;
Cincinnati, heavy 81 per ii 900 discount Chicago
30 cents discount per J 000 St. LOUIS % centsG$1
per 81 900 discount.
Government bonds were strong for reasons hereto
foro al vartaI m W. annoy cOSur limitations.
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NFVA1S- Tho American Pc Iron market - Niihoui
,1. bu.iuc-s H. uuet and BITE quotations uonhn} uh
eh,ue-. quoted ~ -%3i No : Al 49, anu 'iif
~ $50 Noring be- -ald Of sec. On il te h9d
npu.- mo- al prltfs pretty firm al ~ a0Hf Ii -tL
fn Tor Glen eaI.0ck. aud sj Tor CDiin's ~ .sd 'r
s 10. n more ACTIVITY the sales embracing 2upuI ts -t.e
~ fhe works on private terms qnOien AT $1,000
- Al as. IN old INN Rails tbe1e was sae OF leu
~. ~ 80 90 Wrought scrap still quoted a. od-5-
M pio 4 lin nothing been done, YET 40 siu5es ~ "
80, eIraia Lf English. 1874 lSic' 2th bllc &C. AZ
,it If, ~ ara only -rH aud uunpIfl ~ ~ bh X h
f. a., I,fe. mi lac hrur-s much the same 81 b
~ a. sor a. -; COKE do, e. J0a>6 ~ ana DO lrle
~ iglsQs % - p, Oh gold In Lead ntHihy "a ~
t..,ei..n nominal and Domestic quoted az 40 g. "a,
i~o 5 rperr remains qitt hul ntm a., 80.
10 for Siissau. 7saf e for -tob'le DOM s", -
$3.50 Az crrrrrcv 100 n, fOT Ntrsfu hrshns An
t,,g H. .,'rt Int rn l11l4is. sold lhA"' Aopp'
.|s,s q, sf- with business lailtiy 10 I'd" eAt"E' q"
Don ,lri m lake ~ 2Basd2iiec, each. , 49,,
stDl AE-I.--ForsIln dull aud noihhai W,iAnES,'
- tri.an. a. ,tu good demand ~ firm pflrrsi 90 Ds
-, al lor sold al bJdt2c. Fair 10 Fancy lhtuhb
Loo IN 5-e. GUaBlc for Cn,iCe, aud &c l"r dhty - L.
NAVAL -IfllES-iurfe continued Huiotuuo
cfTs 4 ,rpeufiut change vas nullceAni" Sue
hts M g7c IN ROsns nothing worthy ~ s+, III mlteh
ook nIacr the small only embracing DIV ~
ana No ] sl1Sj 70 We gnoies 1o.laoh - - tSIa
B.{ "a. Pale 10 Extra DO, 4df0 To- IA" a. ie' -
= 2E Ot arlington aud Wilmn. 0n. city flteh = -
-@sr.d After Cau-e sales Of EOsn O. the extent Oh 4sO
MA ~ al 81 4Jd-Z, 90 bbr Pale al , - 90 -,
marx, Tor hertz ro0m which I'D 10 fair Dnnntsa ue ue
u,ard m All braIccs Of trade however are quite nVIea
AT pIe.ent In only small movement ~. ho,n
vel ma particular rates toos pie h"hsn "a,
nooi nv team I0 900 Grain AT lOL per 90 ~ 5Oo
Eaeon a. sos Ton 200 bales Cotton Al R c0mpf ss,-i ~
.s IA Al uue0mpres so and 700 bbs Flour on private
Lrrnx also b. sail yVov bush Dram pss JestrruVl on
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hardly onotsbls more than fair At ~ 109s7 3o some few
lots Of common quality Os and ens OF stays and
grained II NJ rom 80 - ~ ~ 10 win 10" oJ'
about % all kinds remain unsoii -. d, "a oa-.
COws-ecepts for tho week. for sale mere ap"s H. ,s
81 butchers o 2Ood
ma ority poor demand only fair for best qsly @
verv du commop the poorest sti on sA
We anote car lots s30$t ~ for common 70 Roon
quality about 65 head VI dairy we're readily s" A. ""
$40 10 e6j p mead. 49,.
CALyEs-Sone except those with ths cows were orered
worthy Of quotation.
IyDiAS,POLIs Dec l7-HoGs dull at 90 30@s7 ID but low
packers buying receipts, 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-18

State bonds quiet except for lcnHes'ees
which sold at IS for old, and 42ai24 for new. In
Bank shares there was 40 business of importance.
Railroad bonds were firm, with a sharp run up IN
Union Pacfcs at tie close. The demand for these
was active, Firsts selling up to 10G. Land Grants
which sold at the opening at 1902 closed at lois
to lO2 Northwest Coupon gold bonds declined to
Sl3, and closed al 81 to S5l2.
The following shows the imports of dry goods at
the port of Now-York for the week ending to-day
and since the beginning of the year. compared with
the corresponding portions Of previous years
Entered 5S, at at G-I port ss2slis s3735 se9al
D married. " ,J2b loo tJtf co4shAi
EtG a. tSs port s11 . sos 13sslOa slae52 seste257o
Tie earnings of the Milwaukee and ST. Paul Ral-
road for ;he second week in December are reported
1t $1,000, against S167,5O0 for corresponding
week Of last year.
The attention OF bondholders Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad Company Is invited 10 an adyer-
tisement published elsewhere in The TRIB NJ, for
4. rcorgln zat;on Of the Company in the interest Of
~ bondholders aud other creditors. Copies OF the
plan proposed may DO obtained Of Ne5ars. isk ~
Hatch, No. . Nassau-st.
Tie earnings Of the Denver and Rio Grance Eall-
way for the month of November are reported a.
follows:
Total. November. lS14 49,. ........-.--- Zo'o-J
-
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August 100 4G'agc total. 500 balcs Third call
1tebr,y 100 19he. Mirch;, luo. l3,ss; Nay May.
sales ss TO-DAY G np agTS' @ Zoo NJ ao1
lS5sgc 20. Is 100 H. - slse; January 90 S@s;
u sasc; 900 sgc 800 Il iIgGi 800 as, March 100
ZOO l4tesci 500 Isc 200. lls,c' 100 1tci 200
- sgc 200. lc 600 lJa May 500 IL &c Jnne zoo
200 IA ssc. 100. isc; 10 al l8lO0 bsles grand total
1880 bacs exc1anse ga paid 10 exchange 100 January
for Anrl.
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srrct Good ordinary l2'is Mldalhe 40, . ~
q decline u 10 aea2'i lir -
due IN part larger Iecepts ~ " st~r a. Ds
ee@6e 100 pc 100 san2I sIcn 400 400 Is ss
ii9V 40 t3o "a 80 40 Ia pc Nav loo - spG JHns
go, itiSssc. july 800 Arg to1a 4iS o Sa.. Boo
S ,aa ssii@Docember 100 ls'sze July, loo A"Ho|
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decline being occasoned by report that an assess-
ment of S6 share had been called British Consols
and United States securities were weak and lower
aud money easy. The Bank of England lost e95,-
900 on balance to-day. In Paris, Rentes close at
1910 Exchange on London quoted at 25.1li y.
The gold speculation was as utterly dcyod of inter
est as was the stock movement. The opening price
was las. but after the first fifteen minutes it
dropped to l14h, and after remaining stationary at
that price for time, it sold up to 114l2.
and finally closed Mt 114ls on q small busi-
ness. On gold loans the rates were 3, 3l2,
and 2l2 per cent carHi ing to hIt. The
import entries of foreign dry goods Mt the port of
NcwYork for the week ending tonight amounted to
$9G3.561, in gold coin valuation. The amount
thrown on the market footed up 1857 OF. The
Assistant Treasurer paid out $4,000 in coin i'll
terost on the public debt redeeming $107. 900 in
called Five-twenty bonds. The days operations at
the Gold Exchange Bank covered; Gold cleared,
S20.347 900; gold balances, LIS, 100; currency
balances $40 10. The principal gold quotations
weTe
IOOO...ll4s l13o.ll44 lOO.....ll4ia $50 ....1lth
u;UO...I.4E l2.SO....ll4a 200 ....1l44
The days business ut the l.. = Sub Treasury COM
prised
Gold receipts. s2s35sa 81 Curry payments s37 % SO
cold paylnenS S05S5s 20 Curry oalance5S t296o ~
Curry receipts. 4zU4l1 W
The Treasury balances at the close of business to
day were
Currency.......... s07OOOOO Iess coin certin.
C9ICO0O0 Gates i9oOOo
We annex closing quotations Of the foreign ex-
change market:
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HE San francisco closing mining
1e Mining RoaTd were as follows:
ln .hIpptd East to.day. =. ON.

ihe cable sdvices reported an active movenen. IN
.ns accompanied by decline from 10 last nisn. 70
Ia and subsequent one per cent reacsion' LUG
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s...s rEr4sJc-@s orHcE, LrrrLE RorE AN

THE holders IF the SECURED SINKING
FUND BONDS Of The state cd Arssnsas, issued ~
thnIitv of o' hs tcn mol Assembly approved 2d De-
cennor entitled an 3c to provide means Tor 'ins
The 4 the state Government auo 10 r'tIe The Dut-
standing tlrs and Iros-urcrs certidcafes
h-.tbF 10 tut Tor payment, or or' the 10
daI of january l~t re ,Jlul anf for te interest duo
On said bones at cat a fhe state treasury n ne cay %
Iirtl. Rock. Ars, at Tie blusug house Of Mcssrl
Latham, Alexander co.. FllaaCla Agents 81 the STATE Va
] . Wall st. CITY o. Ecv-N JrA tt. OhT RcHfLi-
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financial.
OFFICE Of. rns PAcrrc RArao,r lop Mrs.ogr'


Office r-rns PAclRc RNteo,n toe msh;;orGnI
\ n aEiAL q, ne ptriFc " EArIH61D dS Ms
souRu WILDE hell at No. Broad st. IN The cry Of New
noon ~ transfer book. both hore AID ia New york. will DO
closed On i"iDA J. NC ''i SMUT a IT," HAYS President
RONDHOLDERS Of the ST. JOSEPH AND
~ R R5,G Is TIEf # al e % sale as as
iia Wesisrr DIVISION Ct steele CIV Nr5sssa Noy 3 ior
sl00O0o by the undersigned Committee ~ be4t OF bond
n a n % m o 9, ers Of he amc Class WHO
20 une with them Nitnm the nrNt 90 dgs ~
portion OF rg s''s' i sA ~ s,c-rT PrletasnS CoS
ultee. No. 81 Wailst, Room a, y. y. CITY,
& .j@irysos g r9Hssaii9s
THg NlIoAAL PA4A BAyS oP. 4'Ew YoEG.}
ELECTION.-An election for Directors will
T. held D. the office o this Bank on Esd jan IL
iIum l. clock ma. 10 eiocs'l M j. t. worth cashier
EVERY STOCKHOLDER OF The MIS-
- sou m PACIFIC hAdLRoAD Who desres honest nfor
nation tftEf 10 ,g no % s Si at az AMI 70.
''''''--'' ''U-'-''1 4 IFEiGcE Presl-rt A&P. R.
u 2nN :; S ,Ri M GliErpoPoLrrAy MUTUAL. AvD
rJA az s ,5 vS ry ;,. Ay GoL g:,,
room % 30 Brosds'- =. Y.
uOLDEES of the First Mortgage Bonds of
noied thar Tie same viii he received Ar PtR IL cxchanfs
for ne lands a minimum valuation DeG a3s to tnes'
clio Land company, No. 80 Broad st., Now York
BY order. 4. q. DEAEF.
Iatd Commissioner a. and p u. T. CO.
rT'HE annual election for Directors Of the
u Long BRANCH AND SEA shotE RAILROAD
COMPANY viii be hed ~ tho Office OF the company az long
Branch n. J I'll RSDAY. jar. o. 1876, Det"ecn tho
hours 81 l. m. ANA y.
The transit n close Dec %. 1875, az o. and
reopen Jal. e, go, a. ~ a. H. b. oricr. - 49,
TBE M,mPosA LAND AND MINING CoNPANY.)
EXECUTIVE Ol.lcl. ; ~. . ND II NAssh, ~
Tf'HF TRUSTEES of tins Company have
lr,ied OF one Dollar per the Pro
fcrred sock. this ONCE before
Dc. 81 NORRIS u. SMITH, Assist 20 -ccr. tiry.
TOLEDO, PEORIA, and WARSAW RAIL
4 WAY tD.-Flrt MORTGAGE hordhOIsrs - both EnHteIn
and esDrn Divisions desiring JON IA proceedings u 30
taken r Che protect un Of f M rests are requested 70 al.
te ncr med OF Ja,qucIn a DO ooplet Bros.
70 Sew a., Sew 4 ORA.
d. q. MARTIN,
10. ID. tDPPl.f. Boz tluidcr'6 Committee.
JOHN - ia NE@,D
et.lk rEEAsJ .l..s OFFICE, LITTLE ROCK Ark.
Dec. %, 1879.
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THE MONEY MARKET.
.r,,cyaI EXPORT n T. STOCK EXCHANGE SALgS
DEC II, 1870
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT - 10A O'CLOCK
AND lli9 O'CLOCK A. NJ.

FIRST DoARD-IOio O'CLOCK A. NJ.
.,, o( Stais Bonds Railroad BOnds-Bdpk aud Rail-
e" ,nad SAnres-krDrc SlOrks. nc.
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WOOL MARKET.


PHILADELPHIA. D,o l7.-Nool quiet but firm supply
moderate holders Indifferent about selling At present
prices az The 8arSct strong OHIO Pennyiy au and
west virginia above. sells a. ft0j5c y, NJ SO
49,, NJ dunn N 5gqJlc. Coarse al i6039r New-York.
Michigan Inlaua and Western Fine at ~ i3o. heiinn
ii 1870 Coarse, $3.50 COmbing Washed. - &c
com ing CnSashcd. - be- Canada Combine. o3c Fine
Inwssied 80 r32c: and Me.ium, UnTlshed SOD
3~t Tab Washed, iggJ5ci COLORADO, lsh~i, 2J@5Doi
Colorado Unwashed. 22D2lc Extra and Merino Pulled,
5-H42e. and super Pulled 3Sf PC Texas Elmo and
Medium. ZJ423c.: Texal, Coarse. q Use
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
Providence r. l., Dee. I7.Pnntns Cloths quiet and stead,
Al unchanged prices.
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PLAN FOR THE RE-ORG ANIZATION
"A or THE
ClASapeake & Ohio Railroad

devised and TIC result " oonsica-
ton consultation Tie ,ar Of iarse number Of tho
principal Eonih.l iers.
We ne undersigned boilers Of First Mortcag. per
Ponds having carefully examined the above "P.an o.
organization coa.rr tic manzily Just AID elui,.
sblc TO all Interests involved sni would recommend s ATOP
ton by he Bond0ers and otter parties Interested Ia lie
snalrs Of the Chesapeake -ud Olio Railroad Company.
RICHARD IRWIN, A. 4. Low,
JOHN CAsTREE. G. NJ. FRY
Z. p. HUNT4NGTDS, WA WHITFwRIGUF
ALEX AAsfERiON, DAVID STEWART
JONAS q. CLARK. CHAS. BURkHALTER.
LLOYD AsPiSWALL. GEO. j. PENFIELD
FDWD DUNBAR FISK & HATCH
Copies Of th plan which has already been assened 10 nv
Dondhors to large amount be obtained the ocfce %
FISK & MATCl, 5 Nassau.st.
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GAS STOCKS.
IA NEW YORK. METROPOLTTAS. MUTUAL AND
NtLA rTAN Gas STOCKS BOUGHT AZ - SOLD,
au a nds VI brooklyn and NewYprg Gts Securities ceIS
Aby OLJ. II thENll-1