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, 1875-09-11

ENCOURAGING HOME INDUSTRY.-A pack
age of printed matter came through the EX-
press the other day, all the way from Chi
caso, he original bill for which was SS9'
and the charges 81 S0-or total of SAC So
Now W. incline 10 the opinion that the same
,r,nrin., cnuId have teen done at home for
tn same money, but then it looks BIZ to have
vnnr work done a. Chicago and then ship
tn monty uu; of the country. What makes
the matter worse. this printing is for society
that depends upon the local press Tor no'oes
and words Of encouragement. The heads oi
the organic ,,ion to which We refer are anS-
70 buiIa up the country, but when they have
WORK { 30 done they patr0nze Chicago
mechanics.
, 1875-09-11

GRIM Con -Leander Holmes, ex- nl'ed
Stairs Prosecuting Attorney, has lnsi u'eu
suit ag.inst J. C Hilenan, Register OF me
L 5 Land Office, at Vancouver. AT 'ha'
place. for seduction of his wife Damages
are SET nr $4,000, and ex Governer a. ~
Gibbs is attorney for plaintiff -fS't'a Journal
Both the gentlemen n figuring in the
above suit are of the radical persnasion' ana
stand in the front rank Of the party OF " high
moral ideas" During the time ne heid
office Leander Holmes was IN the haoit vi
selling out cases-uotably perjury suit In
this rown-and we presume his wlte tho9sh'
she might be permitted TO do little trading
on her own account.
, 1875-09-11
NOTICE FOR DlSCRsBuTloN,
IFRRITOHY OF v AshINcIDN, SC
County of Walla Nala,

N PROBATE-In the matter Of the Estate Of
4 EMIL My ER decs2 set.
On reading al filing the petition OF y l. SHA ARP-
STEIN, Administrator, with the VIII annexed, OF
the EstateOf EMIL MEYER, deceased, settns forth
that be has ed MS final account rs suen Admins
gtr IN the matter of said Estate ana that the same
has Leen duly auGiIei, allowed and confirmed, and
that portion OF said Estate remains % be divided
among the heirs OF said deceased znd I11ylng among
other things for an or er OF Distribution OF the resi-
dle OF siii estate among the persons thereunto en-
titled
Il i ordered, that al pt-soDs iHtsres, ed IN the
Estate o: -he saii EMIL MEYER, de'easef, be and
appear before the Probate Court Of sad county of
Walh Wall4, on MONDAY. the 9th day of Sep
tsber, a D., 1875, az the hour OF 10 O'Clock, A IL
OF said dav, then and there 70 sho" eause Why an
order Of distributor should not be made OF the resi-
due gt the sad Estate arorg the hers OF the said
EMIL MEYER, deceased. according 10 law
Il Is further ordered that eoPs OF ihis order be
published for four successive weeks before the said
9Th day OF September, A D., 1873, IN the Walla
WaIla STArEsSAS a newspaper printed and published
in the city and county Of Walla Malla- DATED,
August 26th, 1878. r. GDICHAkD,
3S-sg Pooate Judge
, 1875-09-11

TEAM1NG Fnosr THE DaLLEs.-W l-aru t.at Ger
tain OF our merchants are arranging to have theU
fall stocks of goois teamed Though from tie Dails
direct 10 Walla Walla. They inform Us that team
ters will contract 20 bring goo's through at the
of Il cents per pounl weight. Astounding a. 1t may
seem. this frcre IS much less than the same goods
are now transported by steanbritS and rairoa2s-
laree importer expresses his regret that h- LID not
5o,,+ +bi- system lon, sIncr as by It he coul have
slve,I large amount Of money ihS l.ea o; horse
Fasb dstanejng stem power reads rather StIa e y
in this age Of progress, ,sn! indicates 'hat q mon
Who control our lines Of transportation are ba,In3
the times
, 1875-09-11

Nrv SrocE.-Messrs. Adams Bros. are so busy
opening their stock OF goods that they axe una
BILE TO write up their advertisement IN time Tor tins
weeks issue. These goods wee manly icnSAt IN
the New York, Philadelphia and Boston markets, by
Mr.. Fred Adlms, who has just returned from the
Atlantic States They embrace all the latest styles
aud mos. fashionable varieties ana nelhi t9u.At ~
-. ,,ricss can be sold at lower figures than ever
before ruled in this market. In the lne OF gentle
mems sl5thiug and iiss dress 600 IS, The stock Is
immense ana merits special attention
, 1875-09-11

HoRsE TRAINING.-ProfesSors Rockwell
6 Hurlburt will on their return from B'ker
CITY give free exhibitions in Wallis "'lia'
IA teach A class in their wonderful system
q aducating the horse, provided there Ia a
s;o;ant iuducement offered. All who wish
- ;o;n will please write and send N Their
u.,1ss care of Lock box A. WaLla Nall4
POST Office.
, 1875-09-11

= WHoLEs,LE LIQUoR HoUsE--Mess-s- Frank stone
and Theodore Tatro have Ittei up the building on
the South side of Main street below Third, ami VII
occupv the same as a wholesale liquor house lhey
are Tow openin very choice stock Of wines, liquors
cd cars. which they offer to the trade AMI rgI-i,
generally at very low rates: house OF TINS kli'
= long been needed az Walla Walla, and W are
It sure the enterprise viii prove u success
, 1875-09-11
ADMINISTRATORS Notice

III PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
\ the Estate Of J. W CARTWRIGHT. late of
Yakima ccuuty W. L deoeasei, are hereby required
10 present the with he necessary vouchers, &c
the uniersigasd Administrator OF SAD Estate, az
he dara Hereuf Tor allowance or rejection Done by
order Of the ProtstA Court of Yakima county
JAMES LOCRYOODi Administrator
Per f. =. BoTLs his Attorne!. -.--
Dated August u, Is75. Stlm~
, 1875-09-11

EEED.
FELT.-At Wsrl WaIla n the morning; OF the
!otI INST, Mrs NJTi L. telt wife OF Ira ~. Eelt
oI san Francisco, III the 43l year OF her age.
Deceased was native Of Pennsy sylysnIa, but Tt
move. to IEliaua when small girl, and remained
there Until lS5l, when she mlnigrated to California
Mrs. Felt care here III company with her husband,
ami Vas travelling mainly foT ier health She arrived
been constantly sinking. although q comparative
stranger, Ms. Felt lad made many friends who paid
her every attention whilst living and deeply sympa-
tAsza with her husband in h.s great bereavement
Funeral tomorrow Sunday at ! clock, P. NJ, un-
deg The au~pors OF ,he Old Fellows Who viii
the remains 70 Mill Creek Sta;lOnl
, 1875-09-11

RENO, one of the loveliest towns in Nevada'
;mnortant business centre, Is without
y. ,rxurv of a city charter, and has never
,ne n the benefit of a mayor or chief Of
An I;aa And vet Reno lives and f9urishes-
, 1875-09-11

IuPoRrANr TO FARMERs.-A telegraphio
dispatch from the o. 5. n. Company ho'iii0'
shippers that the river is falling rapiais' anu
tha, if they wish to get through their gram
before the close of the season they must hurry
!, mn We learn that since the additional
boat was put on, several trips have been maas
with only partial loads Farmers shO0iu
b,r-v their wheat forward and get 1t out oi
the country as rapidly as possible
, 1875-09-11

FEE OREGON CANvAss.-Meesrs- A'S,"'
Warren and Whitney, eanaioA'eo
prrss are announced to speak at The DAlies'
October eth /; PendletOn, October ii'n
ton. 18th; La Grande, 18th; Union io.H
Baker City, 18th, and Canyon ~ y, :,
The hour for speaking at Weston VIII x
I'm.
, 1875-09-11

nv mining operator at Silver
s'N LINN, r., san Francisco. Sam made
oF, b., ,,soins y ai,, w.aa walI' s'"-mill' but
H'''y '-',, =, mining .toczs has got away
Ia him.
, 1875-09-11

-. rasanrn is oo"Pl''si ?. ed, and an oon. in
,ss-ns ',li. ,5i. way, and in less than 50 days
aoasi on ,u' N h, IN Geographic commui-
Na.N ,,b the Boi-s country
, 1875-09-11

Tur railroad is now completed to NH
r;.b;n 6 miles Of town. On Sunday
Creen' gre. ,.sssncsrs will be landed at Mil Greek
, 1875-09-11

san Francisco lady, who
z'.. w,IIs Walla sometime since IN the
sn' u Homo, a; climate would improve
Si7 ,.,.h i. reported very low with but
% a, prospect Of r~'''riy-
, 1875-09-11

,c1rr.-We learn that grain IN immense
.4;,;ss i piled up along the line of the raii-
quanlIl;i an opportunity for shipment
, 1875-09-11

Eof California will pay all its in
and is now arranging to resume
business.
, 1875-09-11

JUDGE R. GuioHArD IS ooltnsa % MS IC 0ohara.s .- =
attack Oh y. suers yressly from tts disease
, 1875-09-11

NJ John Eppinger and wife,
Trs7oE7. Oregon, are visiting their
4 Baker r'3, walla. and are the guests
insa'' =. sine House
, 1875-09-11

r...sr A,yrru-Ou our first page we
..;,., .k.,rh slowing shat The inmates OF
,..,r...ylam .r- ,rga~ted with degree
,.r,.rr.r tint would disgrace sav"ges.
a. .-,.f.r time W. may make further ex-
MAJ. from ,b, pamphlet, but just at this
t-.s-a..b,osy hat the Governor Of the
r--.-v aul T.ru.oriJ Auditor are resPon-
81. ,r ,l, raua1,men. Of the asylum.
T- ,.....ur. -lurl require these officials
rsrl,.a .L.ir conduct ia the premises, and
,..rfri-hvran rh- outrtgr- praeticed upon
Il.aa- rl'l,u'--
, 1875-09-11
LETTER LIST,

List Of advertised letters remaining IN the Post
Ot.ics for the week ending September 10th, 1875:
Il b. Adams, c. Hubbard,
+ e. Adcook, Joseph Mcbride, or
Thomas ". Bell, A c. Hawkins,
Mrs Josephine Baker, Miss Perhna Mckinney,
NJ ByOuiett Mrs. Ann Marshall,
John g. Carpenter, II. W. MaIstOn,
W. \. Cook, Charlie Narth,
Jonas DUrr blacksmith John Miller,
John " Davis, Beese Nolliug,
Joseph Evans, Mrs. Eliza Palmer,
W. \. Gillespie j. II. Purden,
George ellison, Thomas ShOhorn,
Christopher Gray, Joseph Vincent.
YIN. HayZen * Co
HELD FOR POSTAGE.
Thomas Bennett, Miss Clara Smith,
j. Il. Huffman, Stanford Strout-
Persons calling for the above letters viii please sa
AdycrtiSed.' e. T. SMITH, p NJ
, 1875-09-11

..n,rg PorEs are distributed along
Fourth street, intended for the
'' -'- T.,,t line. This looks like business,
~ .nr,rr. hat ,he line will be COM
3d. .-.,bir rn. time promised.
, 1875-09-11

,~ Wives. K. Kennedy informs rs
-. ,ba ll-. summer be and a partner
-,.,.,r.5 Hull. found mines in Paradise
W. y,,b Idaho, that pay from 80 to $40
I.t,,5 These mines are distant from
...., ,r,Yr 60 miles, and are easily ac-
ts Mr. Kennedy is an old prospectorr,
c. =. rs.ly 10 be mistaken III his eStl-
.,, collation. 90 mines.
, 1875-09-11

The GRANGE BLACNSNIrH SHoP--A
Granger replies TO orr item Of last week re
latve 10 closing the Grange blacksmith shop.
The item was obtained from oneof tn hands
employed in the shop, ana hene" We ~"rg.s-
ed it correct We now learn that 'he bust
ness was suspended for the reason that the
different shops in town had come down to
figures that the Grtngers deemed fair, and
hence here was no longer necessity f"r lis
existence. TIL Gransers disclaim any in
tention to run a-,',inS, or oPp"Sa any ra"rh.'ul-
cal calling. but when at,rmp' i mad 20
impose upon farmers onarou@ rates. then 'h-J
stand prepared To take saeh measnrrS as will
relieve them from imposition. THIS was the
idea had in view when they established their
blacksmith shop and should the necessity ''rise
they will pursue the same policy III the
future.
, 1875-09-11

en- g.L.>o' rlruA>,x. a pr,minrnr
z-. ''.-a Or -.r. a1-t ... rh-DIrs.
r., '.'as OF h. Sh aus, Juas.
IL, '.''a- .n. e,r.i~-r OF he -
vi. " .av m,aa..,.s. .ni IN. mann.
r,s asa's pran.n urly in connection
'''' -e''l.m-a, Of the ,onn,-v T.,
az. -'y be a,asy, ui-Id-d v-rv ,,r..,,,
e. md SO. n vas III. regard IN which
hy hi, fellow .;,.,.,.. ,,,.,,
sl-a'iy e.I.., '"'' "e
,'f .,. ,-.,. r upon ." ill positions OF
, 1875-09-11

-----,1o5=TIr. publisher of the Van
F. N. W., " As, is visiting his friends at
-. Wai!a. "
, 1875-09-11
bed.

TmIM,S SEaINMU.- See advertisement in an
UcLeI column 53-u
, 1875-09-11

Impor;amt. ENDORSED by the Medical prnfes-
sion Dl. Nm. HALLS BALSAM FOR THE
LUNGS cures Coughs. Colds ard Consumption, and
ali diseases OF the Throat and Chest. DIR. TOWN
SLEY'S IUOTHACHE ANODYNE cures IN ont
MINUTE 10y
, 1875-09-11
}geeslg StatF5tnan.

september IL. 1873.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-16
LIVE STOCK MARKTTs.

BEsvRs-Receipts 40 693
One hundthsi And the total all places for the last four diy Is
fresh offerings reached the yards late hour aud trade du and
limited ss e1sGs 70 n 5 s1 o GOOD seI were
10 far at lOaadli'.S. to dte" 66G57 r.
strong 50 tile p r. g. !Is'; q II ..
(GneI 10 de Sc az b. "'n0'
W j. Iudisy, fsI Morn. Co. es Illinois steers. cst, at
Soas@1 ioi Nom. Co 50 Iaino: ;.e;. 500. srs a,
ift IS CT At i4,,e p 45s.. e p via p
head o Sh 10 GS tiS Ss n % d Is dress % " anu -
receipts "s 81 ear. 1888 head,
js-1 ti,y-aud total Of against
ueSsngeS prices but ordinary siOci ruled dull
for lover p' GoSi TO p1. and fancy sheep we're
common quoted at 5d5sir
jad DasIirshsm sold POD .eesp, Oh average. at csc
.a asf Mses. sheep 81 average 80
Js%t, Kirby sold eo5 Ohio sheep 30 average. At Gag NJ 81
OHIO do 90 6 IS d. 90 H. at 7c, aud "a Indiana d. 81
Hume Elliott cd l4e ststs sheep 100 average =, 7
~ DO los NJ a.! ~ Loo Co., ~ H. SSf IFS d. 30 10
j. 4 Pd oct ios Jsrs; sAoep b ayerase At Gisc b.
DG. Culver 2GS IunO, sheep 1903 average at So co
Son sold l73 Ke0,uty sheep 90 n average SO 80
swrSs-Reeeipts 2s ea 6s3 head including IA
the las. four dS s2 TO- .he sane TINE @ week no sas
IS i. for Western.
BUrValo, Jan l5-cArrr1Receipa TO-DAY 1881 head maEns
400 The time ast the sale. to-day sui
establish cattle the bu
grades dunug the week resh arrivals
Cvs-Roep ts week % 20 ooxs new mich
sprng mostly N pTed through daI' CO.'S o S250j5 head
ns SIS $50; there bat few tbis
week tbO.s offered Of poor quality at - so y head
sugEP LAHBs-Reoept 1850 total
supply for far 1890 hd agn. 10
tine seef fresh aIn,.i mo. through conssnmeats
cars operate with market
ds. pncei ..le 100 head Western sheep ranging 50 "a
n 81 81 20dRj 70.
oes-Reet osY 100 head mskpg the total supply foe
wse thus y 700 head 226Oo bead Tor
The aiTe aes Of 900 head about
remain Y,ri. lsr sac bat Few prime Heg. IN the market
iaes Of Yorker, s6 GOG<6 3d. heaV Hogs, s7dt7 IS.
CHicA6O Jan l6-CATTLE seve prices steady entirely
ebAnked receipts 1900 No cattle shpments
ano,aby lower estimated receipts 2 900
90 9OV 0OQ0V I ~ NE psIE sAles Of hsn0I hOs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-16
And the following for city bank shares;

The bonds niscalled Chicago. Milwaukee and
ST. Paul Consolidated First Mortgage Bonds have
been placed upon the regular list of the Stock
Exchange. The official statement accompany
ing the application shows that the
total amount of the mortgages is S35,O0O,0OO, of
which the amount issued is $S97,O0O (neaIly the
whole of this amount was used to pay scrip divi-
aend the last paid, believe, to the preferred
stockholders of the st. Paul Company The state
Inent further shows that each bond is accompanied
with a certificate of 10 shares of scrip preferred
stock and is not transferable from person TO person
without such certificate
hsgh Of zoe %ss Common 'iSes 9g 4S5
An amount Of the consolidated bonds equdl 10 ,mo
above Of mortgage debt exclusive oil the 6J CON
The TTnstecs R1sseI1 Sage and Levi p Morto) to he
issued only dollar for doaI) in dschargng such debt,
building Of bridges and other purposes of the Company
as specifically set forth the mortgage. copy OF the
mort gage II sent herewith FOR your inspection
The practice of placing upon the Stock Exchange
bonds not yet issued and already sold by the COM
pauy or corporation issuing sucb securities, which
j. Of comparatively modern origin, is generally re-
Rardcd as one of questionable propriety. This
bond may be very excellent security for
aught we know or suspect TO the con-
trary. but there is dash of deception
in ITS very name. II is not first mortgage bond as
is evident from the statement accompanying the
application to the Governors OF the Stock Exchange
in which il appears that $4,000 coo of the amount is
to be held in trust for the redemption of mortgage
bonds which Precede this. whenever the holders of
sucb bonds desire to make the exchange.
The Home Insurance Company of New-York has
just declared cash dividend of per cent, and
stock dividend OF 20 per cent, making the capital
stock S3,0OOOOO; the cash dividend is payable
Jan. 49, and the new stock will be ready for
delivery Feb. S. The assets of the Company now
amount to $5627,4l5, aud the surplus, after deduct
ing for reinsurances is SSS52Sl. The assets
of the Company mainly invested in loans real
estate and Government bonds Attention is invited
20 the statement of the Company in another
column.
The Philadelphia stock market is steady; Penn
sylvania Skies, lOs; Philadelphia and Erie Rail
road ~ Reading Railroad, as Pennsylvania Rail
road 81. Gold 1921
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-16

2z7 bales; sp,nuers 800 bs Gales 1877 bales ssoer 1870
1904 bales; 1874, 1898 bales $3.50 90, ana,
sHHEyEPoRr Jan l5-COtton active Low Hding
ne, receipt ~ bales shipments 697 baes saes 1852 bales
stock. G,468 baIes - go ,,,,u,
I3a,- Gad Ordinary BE receipts 46i bales shpnests
IA ba les; sales 74I bsies stock, 1865 bales. ,.
GRITuy Jan l5-Cooo gtrOngi hdli1z lie. IN" hhdhns
1899 Good Ordinary, l3e4 net receipts 1872 bnes shipments
6l3 bales; stock 1870 bales. $500, 49, an,
CoLUmBs Jan i5-Colton Arm hddhng ID fc Low Mid
ding - % Good Ordinary. 134c net receipts basi shp
en 1876 bales saes to splpners 81 bales total sales 2J2 bales
stock. 3ji bales. .,,
JETTER on Jan l6Coton strong; Mdin0 l4c Low MdIsg
10 2; Good Ordinary II net receipts 7l3 bles stock 4Vl
bales
SELMA Jan IbCottop steady; Mdflisg 14is Low Mdtne
1876; shipments AL baes siocs
1875, 1924 bslesi 1874 GILT bales. -
HoRyoLK Jan l5-Coton arm; Midlng l4'eIt'4e ost e
bales;
stock 29S7 bales weekly 1925 bales exports coast
wise 1913 bales; sales 1000 bales
EBwYORK, Jan. l6.The following total receipts OF
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present monopoly, and the opportunity that exists
for ITS overthrow by a well-eonducted opposition
possessed of superior instruments Next III 'a'uo 70
the best of instruments is the best OF managers anu
the Atlantic and Pacific may congratulate user 'na'
it has now acquired both On the whole from a
somewhat extended familiarity with telegraphing
ON both sides of the Atlantic, and from what hap
pen to know of the relative position OF these TWO
Companies. j am disposed to conclude That Cheap
Telegraphyn may safely indulge his hopes of 1.-THE
opproaching end of a once powerful monopoly
FOREIGN BANKER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-16
WOOL MARKET.

PHu.pRrPHA Jan l5-Wool qliet FIRM steady prices
changed erep, Erri and Mno Paed 4jdj0c No aud Super
Pud 42a l7c Texas and medium, rs G3jc do Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-16

FRIDAY, Jan 10 1910.
ASHES-Tbe s very DOH ard the absence Of business
prices nominal lie. for Pot AMI SAc Tor Pearl
BEESRAX-Te market brm Int very quet the supply
moderate sales 81 a32c for Western and Southern.
BROOM CORN AND BROOMSCorn Is trm, with only limited
dr quote Brun IS ljc Green Hurt IL 2
qlic; Mehu Green II l3c Reu and RedDpei at 96l lc
COFFEETb for Rio light aud the market steady
the decline sales 1000 bags Coperncus
terms not d: quote ordinary at l2a far
1881 l9e., do at 1874 12Je
nothing dong from trst hands but there Tar
full former figures Java al ~ d2S
Ceylop l9a2lc; MacaiOo, lbes2lci LsPuayrs, 1871 e
Ja ca lSG2Oc Ssno Domingo, Il &c Porto S@2Ocs
COSTA i:c1, lng&Q AeHesp %g@<IG Angostn2 io24-ISi
COTTON The movement spot CcoR s; sedve At the i'm
erday sp the market Quiet at a1cbsneed
tue shipping ports to-day go b9les III
1917 bales; last 81 $50 bses total
2lSd 796 bele last night; time last
223O9l2 bales including OAy consolidated t6 days) receipts
Great Britain % 43S bales exports to Con
tneu bales 100 99S bales consolidated
S6o9S0 bales The OF YESTERDAYS forward delivery
follows January. s Febuarv l594c March, lj6S"
April 1j9ic; May l62Gc June 10 54 July, 16 1890 Al
gust &c; ca2OO bales June 10 Lice 800 bales February
S32c 900 bales MAY ID l32c; 200 bales April 10 2932c
200 bales April 57s 100 bales May Site; 100 baes JAY
lGc total 600 bales second eal-lOO bales Jenusrv
100 bales January ID 3l32 800 bales, March
5e; 100 bales, MAJ, l6 5.32e. total 500 bales.
oooIluoAs based 2n1r classification 10 force Sept 1874
Uplsp Cotton % quality not than bali
Erade Above or below she grace quoted;
Ordinary lSs stnet Good Ordinary, l4's hddInq. Sc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-16

SO 25rt7 choice Hight $6 1Odfo oOi extra
besyT 81 lOaS7 20i shipments, Il. 900 head
SHEEP actyej sales Of good 10 ertfa 81 5Odt6 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-16
". 1879 stnet Good Ordinary, l4's Mddlinq. lj's.

Fo frtn delivery the market doll pTcs sLos de-
cline of 60334c p sales follows all on basis Of 10" Mid
dngs: nj, ,oo >, q, &c. Nj nm
II g6c: 300 10 l932c April 200, lGci 400, BE. 200
~ IbiGc 400 - 29.32c; MAY 100 Ii 3l6c; Jane 100
i6l Jay 100 16 l3Gc August 200 lie; total ZOO bales
Yesierdsvs closing prce,-Jnusy, 10 33% dl5ci February
10 $3.50 759c; March Is 9l6Gl5 1896 AP1l 10 $3.50
NAV 7-2c; IL 1880 July is 2J-32
MS lc August 10 3l32dl7 c market barely sLtady sales
tosT up to D. m-Februsrv, 300 Il 532c 100 l5s 100,
700 3l6c; 200 10 5-32c; March, 900, - ~;
700 il l7,32c 200 % ~ 400 IS l3,$2e 200 - l982s
2932e; 100 lj7sc; 400, 10 'l5lei 200 70 X9$-c 800
IL a.; NAV 100 l6 6e 100 10 5-32ci 600 10 3'I6e;
nos BOO Juy 700 lG9I.; 100 10 2j32c August
80 I7c total II 900 bales; grand total lG6OO bales
~ AND hHHL-FlOu n!rr ght arrivals and more general
stsader this ay true Of grades nnder - 20 Trade
% ere lre scre a. onnel 6gurcs City Gloudisn better demand
~ fn,et former Family grades sa5be Al
M lie rather sader with lar local trade aud also a
fair demand We, ,Gae' ssss o. TvV eo We 9g.s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-16
OTTlcE or PESSsYL74yIA CoSPAS7

PRSSsYLyANIA RAILROAD COMPANY,
TRgA-gERs DEPARTMENT,
PHILADRLPHIA Jla IL. lS75)
NOTICE is hereby given that the bonds OF
~ the road Transportation COMPANY Of the
UOOOJ due Feb l. 1915 VII be paid at and accrued
AMI after this date AZ the Agency Of s
R.o Conp.ng No. 81 Broadway. New Yors and
the Delaware and Rantan Canal All Camden and
Railroad Transportation Company, Of the Loan Tor
Ap 1919 m be pai at Isr and accrued interest
presents tbs the off o. the PennsylYdnA
Railroad Company, No 233 South FourtAsree hatephl
BAYARD BUTLER
Treasurer Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Lessee property the Unitei New JERSEY Railroad and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-01-16

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