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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-24


Flour AND MEAIl-Fiorf;-Market shade easier, very
icatc trade reported Export demand light joobng trade
ouTy mainly pressing SAILS 1890 bbs inciud-
~ 200 bulls - 50d - 70, mainly ~ % GO bls
Sn,rrduc - 2jQ$ % 400 bbs low grade Extra - -
30. 100 bia City Mills Extra S6dr6 80 for
So0 hills Minnesota Exa SiGs 90 Tor all the 5000
81 thr sa!o. were for export. QuDatons Tor No.
y ~ 50as3 70; SupGhne STATE aud Western, ~ -
IA a.. Common Far Extra State 81 6JG@1 10
Se,r IN Choice 50 1881 Common 10 Good E1iTa
W,.ern - s5dS6 % Good 10 Choice 80 oOdfs 2" Com
mon "a GOOD Extra ONO. $685. 10 GOOD 10 Choice.
- sOas7 30: Minnesota Extra Rye Mixture 50 2s4t1 20
- C5 some lew fancy brands hed nIu- hen'r :
Low Extra. s5ns1 %; 81 LOUIS EAirh ON ON
mon o. Fair SOS 30; Far 10 Good 20 o'aSoi
Coo 10 Choice faIav - 2jd$S DO tb1 iafket ccslg
steady dull Toy Medium to Choce graf
SOUTHERN FLOUR slightly buyers favor very mUueI"te
exprr and local trade demand sales Lon ode
COsrIOn EXita, - QE5 10; Jmin0l 10 al -
IA. 10 Good So 80 IS Good 10 Choice 9IaSI %; Fancy
Family, 81 75d$S 25.....HYE FLOUR pist STEADY ~ -,
3lU bls superfine 90 5O0S4.....BC CkWHEAI flot 10
selling s2ds2 80 per 100 b....-..COBN MEAL dulL I'M
changed ...,.. ,,,,ros
bale lower: spot without decided change. closing hIue
from abroad sales 10000 Dnsl including 5i0OO bnsh.
spot very inferior spring 81 NO Now York 81 2OgSl ~
No Sprlng, 81 25dsi 252 No MI"ankec ~ ~; :, o
Milwaukee 81 49, No. Minnesota, 81 81 ungrade,'
Wiutsr Red Western 81 25dSl 3S,2i no Winter Red
Al 80; No do. 81 4OdSl Al no White 81 4Catl az
White 81 80; $1,000 bush No MIwauk9e 10 arrive
81 80; No. Winter Red January 81 3d. closing ~ -
bia al 81 asked do. February 81 3D. closing ~ BID
al 81 asked; do March, 81 49, closing 81 332 80 3
asked: do, May 81 20 bid, 81 20 asked :; NO q
Spring February, 81 rs, cloag 81 "a pd ~ 20 asked
do March 81 IS; closing 81 % bid 81 25 asked do Jan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-24

maintained that the prime cause OF all the trouble
q. the water which has been injected into the
r;tals of the New-York roads. we still believe
chat 70 be the source OF all the evil Like compound
interest it doubles ITSELF by increasing debts or
aaor.asipg assets. in order to pay un-
earned dividends. We believe that If the
Now-york Central's capital and debt were 100000
per mile which sum would more than equal
all il ever cOst-instcad OF capital and DEBT OF
5000 900 per mile that If the Lake Shore-the Cen
trails principal Western connection-had capital
and debt of $4,000 per mile-which would now DE
large cost for it-instead of 100000 per mile, the
two companies combined could fairly defy all COM
petition. and such things as railroad pools and
railroad ouarres would be unknown. This
is the key to the whole position. The Central ana
Hudson Is payng-whether earned or not-oVer 10
ner cent per annum on its real capital stock. III
never fails to give to Boston-ffty miles greater us
tance-as low tariff as TO New-York. and generallF
the Boston tariff is discovered TO be l9wff re. II
is found TO be impossible to get VIZ
fnrc to take coRDiZanee of the facts why 1! ,
A oain i'm fine stock market, Lake shore oVershad-
o,ycJ All other stocks The buying NOTED Yesterday
was continued to-day. and the price touched %
II Gems TO have been expected that Commissioner
Tiuks visit to Montreal would result III patching up
some sort of a compact WITH tue Grahu lruhk' Up
40 the time of writing this expectation has met
Nth disappointment. BIT in any event too much
prominence has been given TO tins branch oil
tbe Snbiect. The immediate cause OF tnt
,ovement in Montreal was the cutting ON
WVest-bound freights. OF course, this is of inn
portance just Mt the opening of the season, Tor
Snrng shipments, but it is of less Importance 10 the
railWSys than the matter of East-6ound business
is Aud the latter is already settled-no matter
what arguments may be made-by the large coi-
tracts which have been made at 500 cents per
imndred from Chicago for business upto April /;
Nevertheless the new pool in Lake e. shore that
emnloycd Mr. Vanderblt's brokers for effect to-day,
os before stated brought the stock up to 63ls The
feature of the trading was that with the cessation
If tbe pools purchasing the stock immediately lie
cane intensely dull, and the price fell or to 62'e on
comparatively small sales Late IN the day,
as tender to the Lake Shore speculation
We,tera Union was moved quickly mp from
77l4. after having sold at 76&i to IT'S,
Int II returned to 77l2 in final sales. The
granger stocks were fluctuating, but generally
closed below opening prices The coal shares were
exceedingly dull and give little promise of activity
until after the next auction sale of coal by the
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Company
shows The true condition of the coal market. To
saw that the total transactions of the day aggrc-
gated only 1O2, 900 shares, of which $4,000 were
lake Shore is to state that the general man ket was
dull. The closing transactions denoted weakness.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-24

In State bonds there an advance III Tennessee
old bonds to 81 and in Louisiana cOnsOls 10 S33.
There were sales Of Arkansas IS, funded act, at 26D
Oslo: Georgia Us at 1913, and Missouri 6s Of ISIS
at lOiy New Tennessees and new series rose 70 So
In railroad bonds large business was done, the
various issues OF the Pacific Coast roads being IN
large demand az higher prices. Union trstS. 1923 :;
sinking fund, 0j7s; Central 1O5ls: san Joaquin
branch, S6l4, and Oregon branch, Sis. Missouri
Pacific frsts were 1913. Harlem firsts were
sold at 100, and Michigan Central frsts
were firm ut 1864. Canada Southern frsts
were up 10 81 s. ST. Paul irsts, La Crosse division,
strong at 1919; gold Is at 't1l2 and SINKING
funds at 923i There was an advance III North
convertibles to 63l4. Delaware and HUDSON 1s9ls
sold 96l2 1S94s at 96l409G3s. Northwest consols
at 10Sl4 Lake Shore frsts, consolidated at 1912.
and seconds at 9S Ohio and Mississippi CONSOLE
dated :. f., at 100; st. Louis and Iron Mountain
frsts at 10G: Alton aud Ierre Haute second pre-
ferred at s73i: Burlington and Cedar Rapids firss at
COS; Rock Island Us at lO7, and East tennessee,
Virginia and Georgia firsts at 0sU97l2.
Gold was active than usual, and was not
effected by any new influences. The opening price
was 1918 from which II tell 10 lOl a on small
trading reacting later to 10ll2. On gold loans the
lending rates were Gl2, g. 5l2 aud per cent carry
ing The Assistant Treasurer pad out Slll,OOo
IN coin interest on the public debt and f234OpO III
redemption of called bonds. The days business
Of the gold clearing department of the Bank OF
gold balances, 81 1874, 900; currency balances
Sl,0G9794. The gold quotations were as follows:
l0..".lO1S l2......1Ol1 2.....10l2 3.....lOls
Foreign exchange ruled dull but firm, consider
able purchases by those who are anxious TO put
their capital not only into gold, but also to transfer
the gold TO London in order TO make it available as
circumstances dictate. Selling rates are on the
basis OF - Sll2WS4 sl3i for sixty days bills, and
81 s3l2aS4 81 for demand to the &. We subjOin
current quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-24
current quotations :

Money on call was in good supply, and was lent
freely on call at Sal per cent stock c0aterals.
with exceptions late in the day at lower rates On
Government bonds dealers were accommodated
at 4G3. Discount is slow Of 10 z per
cent. The United States Treasurer al Washing
ton. to-day, received $3.50 900 National Bank notes
for redemption. The customs receipts were $780,
GOO and the internal revenue receipts were $780,
ment to-day: Currency exchanges 1868, 6S7, 1913 ;
currency balances, S. 7,0s6; gold exchanges,
$97S,410; aud gold balances, $s,4l9, $50.
In LONDON money is a drug, and offered on three
months bills at Ia per cent and this leads to the
anticipation. in some quarters that the Bauk of
England will reduce the minimum rate of discount
u the meeting tomorrow The Bank lost E95, 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-24
THE STATE OF TRADE.
rtrpopEAN mARKErs

i,vpppooI Jan 23-POrk- Eastern. dun ~ %. West
ern dun at 55L Bacon-Cumberland cud STEADY ~ ~
Short h dull at 3S: Long Clear dull nj Bis sh0ri Cienf
dn At a. Hams song Cut steady at i4 Shoulders steady
At 25L Beei-lnla Mess dun at 93 Extra Mess steady
az iiU. Prime Mess steady at So. Land-Pnme western
steady al 40 Cd Prime city steady at 40 Cd nrpenne
Spirits steady 25Gd RosnComnon steady d. ooa ZINE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-24
WOOI. MARKET

BOSTON Mass Jan. 23-WoOI.-rhore H. no material
CHANGE Ia thr market TIE demand IL STEADY bat moderate
Manufacturers purclasing rs wanted am h91et' az,
aute r in ihcir vioy. believing all the WOOL on mana W
bc wani. Il current rates The sales include Ohio ana Penn
sylvana Y Medium Xxx and above, at ttd no Michi
gan Wisconsin and liamps ra 90 33di2c ana super
and Pulled at 326i6c California WOOL Is IN tn demand ~
* DE for FAIL and 2O03ic for spring tuhlng ana lie
Lame Fleece continue quiet. aud sales are limited
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-24
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Riror Vessels mt RuirOIis.
GENERAL MARKET RETORT.
WIDNFEDAY Ian. -, so

Asa Quiet, steady Pots. vat Sc; Pearls, &c.
COFFEE-BiO duh weak sales. 100 bags eN Fore"
17itc Mild Res dun nominal. safes iOg week past 30 ~
as Java 2,91O bags Marcbo, $40 bags costa iica, ~
bags SaYani sold IN lot, O consumption within ihf range
stock Of MILL jl7 bags and sg mats n udng 1870
grass mats Java ~ grass mas singapore 2i63 baes
Maracaibo 1895 bags Laguyra LIB bags Jamaica. 23b
bags st. DOmiug0 1ZO bags Costa C1; 2,1oc bags Mexican
lslG bags Augo,Ura; 2iaJ bags Say'nii Ordinary 20
me ca goes Rio lj0ISic: Java u 022r; Naracai o. 10
L.c.: Costa I.ca lG'2alJc; Savana $50 Hc all gold
COTrOH-SpO Cotton dun. Toe sWer: sa IS ~ bags Tor
spinning delivered on contract Receipts at ne 0 "l
bales against 2o3sU bales Ills day lst week. lJ3 at year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-24
GOOdOrdin arr. ........" y
sr.-.- q a.g.N IssaI IraaNU q

srici Good Ordinary. % iMlddnnr ..iUs
tDrs opeed al q decline OF IA points closing with this
recovered. sales last evening $500 bacs T'day
January. llOG; February ll.OS; March ~ May,
iiiG? June, 1859; August, 11.7i; ocCbc l2G; oia
800 bales second Call febulrT, Ill March "a
Ami / 81: Nav. llJi June ii g.; july, lIiUdll'%i
Anaast Ii7G; total 300 bales Third CaTfab r1ary'
II III. MaIcf / "a June ll.60; july ]7Odl l65 Oct"
Der 2S total. LOO bales Also $500 bales lncilhinG
706 January 1O5dll13: 100 January ~. lo1j > 100
; t rnary 66m n is March l.Oai12s; Apr,l 33a
i'll MAY, 4ja1l53 June. 1ljSalLG4; July, ll,GI;
August I720l LA; grand tot H. 5jGOn bales; II pad 10
exchange 100 January, r. for FeOafv - paid 10 "a.
change 800 February for March Futures closed barely
sfauIv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-24
Total sales 'o1 the DAY
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS


Government bonds were firm and in good demand
in spite of reports of heavy of 1SG1s and 4l2S
being bought in London for resale here. We an
neX frr lHlrst street 0uOtatlOns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-24
LIvE srncK MAnKEr.-RY rELEGnAPM.


BrrFALo y. e.. Jan 23.-CNnE Receipts today, 35i
head FOR the week G.jHG head last week, G3l2
consigned through Oads decrease u receipts Tor
tr wrck Market lower. closing steady batch
,rs and medium grades Of shippers. 5i !Odtl co. Ch"lc
steers ayera 10 TO LOB u. - 15dSI 10 cows ana
udf,Ts 2J0$3 40; Huii-, - 2J0s3 co. my carloads
yesterday were shipped Last IN hist
hands fOi sale for want Of purchasers. $1,000 ,
SHEEP AID Receipts t0day J. 90 head Tor Week
X 900 head week 400 head grcd through car
uuchangcd clOsi firm. offerings gehtfaF
were o. quality Twenty lpadr o Stock frn IN
he yads Un-od suppers were tho principal buyers INC
weather * odd. ,oe-. -, .
U0Gs-I,ccDts TODAY 3l2j head for week, 1857 bead
Il 100 head consigned through 80 car lohs
Yorkors Good Cho!ce, - l51+i - Common - ~ -:
IIcavg Good to Selected, 80 JOdf 10; Common ~ 90"
SO 70 sales Of ~ ear l1aGs.
CHICAGO jan o. The Dsorryg journal reports; HOS
Eeceipts - 900 heat; Shipments 900 heal opener
steady and closed triis stronger Mixed Packing - ~
10. Iisht. , OH.l: Choice Heavy, - HOdt %.
CAl1E-Ieceipis 5000 head; shipments, 300 hen a rev
loads OF Fancy Heavy sold rJdTI 90; Far u 'ho,
aers ~ 7JdgJ; fairly active and steady ~ 1ua
s8 81, butchers active steers - l2'2GS5 20 Oo"S'
Receipts 900 head shipments 200 heal NE |,
quiet easy - 2j0 ~ 10; Good 10 choce' si~
- So Extra Fancy. 50 9Ud$j 80.
EAST LIBERTY Penn. Jan. %. CATTLE Receipts to-day
head. all for fale here; total for two days oZo mean
sales prime as 20 good at - 3oGsj common al -
ass 2j.s -. s...
b7TI head sales reported ,.o
Receipts to-day. 900 head total for two da o9oo
hend selling at - 25aSJ.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-24

The following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day, IT,
ported by telegraph
Receipts Shipments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-24
l3uslilees Chances.


4 DVERTlSEMENTS FOR THE NEW
- YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED Al THE Up
TOWN OFFICES, No. LIS Broadway, IhlrtyirSt IT,
sOe West INVDtvLiri 81, coz Eighth ave; .EJ Ibri-
ave- cor Forty seyenh-st; nj the HARLEM OFFICE No.
1.N Thrlayc. Onchun'Tet and.tH euty fourth Il.
Ialem savings Bank Budiug) up to m. &c regular
office rates.
TrIRST-CLASS SHIP PROPERTY III ex-
change improved urinCumhcied real estate IN BROOK
yn or NewYork amount equiy $4,000. Addgt ;, f. C.
Box 1870 +. o.. NcvIOtk
DETIRING from BUSINESS, stock, lease
IA and fixtures for sale the best location IN 9Th ave,
between l9tl and 23dsts. Address ]. b. Tribune
Oilce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-24

gold to-day Consols were steady to-day at 95ss
and U. s. bonds higher 1868 ruling at 106i0l6G
1911 new 4l2s at 1854 new 5s at 1854, and
1O-40s at 1921. American railway shares were
steady Erie. 951e preferred, oh Illinois Cen
trail. 75s,, and New-Jersey Central is. In Paris
the per cent French renfes opened at l1Sl ..
and closed at 1925. Sight exchange on London
being quoted ut 25.l7.
The annual statement Of the Atlantic Mutual In
srrance Company for the year 1S77 will be found in
our advertising columns. Six per cent interest is
PAYABLE February on outstanding certificates and
the certificates of 1874 called in, being payable
on the same day. A dividend Of 40 per cent is de-
clared OH the net earned premiums of 1877, for
which certificates will be issued Oh and after May 4.
The following securities sold to-day at the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-24
financial.

BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS ant
ID NORTHERN First Mortgage Bonds ard stock AIS
CID bOnds wanted by HENEN CLf"s ~,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-24

The receipts of -four aud gram at the principal
Atlantic ports this sd day Of January, were:
Newiork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-24

OFFICE or rHR RECEIVER OF THE NATIONAL TRUST CO..
26l and 263 Broadway, Corner WarIen-st) - .
Ngw-YoRK January, 1879
DEPOSITORS are requested to send III their
~ pasolks be balanced Those who have not received
their FIRST DIVIDEND will please collect il once.
VIM. ]. BEST. Receiver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-24

FAafoPV''"4 w
Six her cent interest on the outstanding certificates Of
profits pad holders thereof their legal repre-
scniatyes Tuesday the 9TH OF February next
The outstanding certificates Of heissue % 1874 VIII be re-
deemed and paid the holders thereof their legal repre-
natyes on and Tuesday the NTH OF February next
from which date al interest thereon Will The certih
Gates produced the time Of payment and cancelled
Upon certificates issued for gold premiums, The
payment OF interest and redemption will be In gold
dividend per declared the net earned pre-
mum the Company for the year ending 3lst December
1871 for which Will be issued and after Tues
day. the 9Th Of Nay next.
by order OF the Board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-24
Dipioeno Notlres.
LOUIS ALTON AND TERRE HAUTR RAILROAD coMrAsT}
No. IL Wall-st, New-York Is 1873. 5
4 DIVIDEND OF TWO PER CENT on the

preferred stock OF this Company has been aesaed Dy
The transfer books Of the preferred stock viii be closed
the 24th day January instant at o'clock aud
opened the % February next At 10 O'Clock
ROBERT BAYARD, President.
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1878-05-18

leave them in their ol,senrity. An awful
blight fell upon all Of them, and the sur
vivars are few. These Who remained in
New York politics could lie e,unte1l on ones
fingers. With Tim Campbell. thccx-civiI
Justice, AMI Tommy" Shields. the Alder
man, and +" Hen WoItmm, the fammAny
Cornaer. anL a few Others, T'weed's old cro-
nies will have died ont Of the pelitics Of Ihs
metropolis
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1878-05-18
The Situation In Europe.

The coming week viii be busy one at
tn. English arscnais and dock yards, and
ship owners ~ho hitherto have iieen pri-
yiirged to i'crth their vessels in proximity
70 the admiralty moorings oppu~ite the
victuaiing yard AT DeptfUrd have received
notice to remove theui to-day, rs all rUom
available is tn be reserved for Transports
R.pSrts of recruiting others tIs first month
show a remarkable increase in the number
of eniistmen,s for the army, anu the increase
i still advancing at steady rate
The political situation is unchanged, and
thc course Of negotiations between St. Pete;s-
5urg and London continues uneventfu. A
Cnnstantinop;e correspondent says another
pa. ace yo.uti11 is threatened. II is diff
lieut. tosay what would he the attitude
uL tste Russians in case OF revo.ution, but
tiiere is great dagger that Russian and En-
g,lsh tn,ops wou.,l come int1 collision IN
slch an event. Eng.is1 influence is believed
tD La uppcnAtSt in the councils 0f the Sui.
tan. A nlaLEity III the Pasllas and all the
iate ministers are gainst, and the people are
,.lscoutcuted There have been violent
speeches against the tax ON llrcld, Which is
aow at famine price, The Paslas are all
ready TO hy at each threats. 0sman PashA
y cucsed on sal sides 10y the other PashAs
as a fuoi and traitor Without English OF
russian support the sultan couid not remain
on the tllrlne single day.
A correspondent. says: :. | have just heard
that the R,rte sent q note TO tile powers,
maintaining that It cannot evacuate Shumis,
Earna ami BatouA until the krssiAas retire,
an.l accoriing to the treaiy OF San Stef3no
their surrendyrof AdrlApople. The Russians
claim ,nat they canua Withdraw unnI the
Turks evacaAie the tortresses.
In size House OF Commons notice was given
Of various questions regarding the employ
mcnt oi Endian trsps. Nofthcnte, IN rep.y
10 question Of the " ,rquls OF Harrington
ssid, . can only say that negotiations with
Russia continue 1t weiuid I've disaslvan-
tageous Ia the public interest to discuss them
uow"
A special from P ra SAYS adv,ces from
AIrIanopiy aud PhiIipolis, II the I'd inst,
ocpnri continued lighting about nsskrr, in
Ailich district t~cnty-one Aphamm"dan
villages have been destroyed the Russians
lay the blame nn the BuIgariabs. There
havc IeyH many arrests at Airinnnple among
Ba.gsTians accused Of cniapliGify in the ne
s,rmcti.n of Tarkifh Villages. The msin
,Isly af insurgents is estimated at $4,000,
exclusive ot scattered hanls. Information
reaches IL IA many Gr,s.ks have deserted,
and there Is no communication bgtwern the
headers aRl thr insnrssani haii.s nf TilrssalyY
which serms or dilile Whrn ii iSrrn,rtutE1rd
that thu Greek iBsurreetion MAS anti.slave
rather than an;i-Turk. There seems also
reason to expect that strong Albanian con-
tin:ent will Join the iDsurrecsioa
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1878-05-18

Asvs on hand . large stock Of NATIVE
WINES and BRANDY Of my own Manufacture.
vhiet Offer Tor sale In quantities u suit pur-
ehasers. Ny GRAPE BRANDY Is the best liquor,
vhsssar AAt1ss " sap0rted. in the Territory
THOMAS J. BULL,
NssGlla. ~ H.
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1878-05-18
MAsoNs RANCH,

The prnarigtor informs the public generaly
that he IS prepared t' reeeiye and aetom
odate travellers. and 10 supply passing trains or
herds ~ animals with walcr.
This the ony wateri ig place between the Rio
Grande aud Fort Cummlngs ! slways have an
Abundance of water on hand. which viii furnish
At reasonable vates
Nv table win be kept supplied with the best the
market affords
II tavr pheasant sHA comfortable EannA-fnr-
aIshed with c.-aB beds for the use Of travellers.
AIsO comfortable and secure stabliRg for animals
always keep good supply of hay and grain IN
hand.
Travellers win fnd st my place everything r.
uiaiir 10 surly their wants aud add 10 their COM
G,rt, INV charges win NOT be found unreasonable
R. g. Mason.
The Mesilla Valley independent. [volume] (Mesilla, N.M.) 1877-1879, 1878-05-18
Special 4, o'i,ss.
rRAvEt.1.Nas. Arr4NrToNI

r s Mason having purchased the place hereto
fore known ~ Slocurns Ranrhe, situated - miles
west Of Mesilla on the ropd "a silver City and the
west, the same viii hereafter be known as
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one address lunless by special afrat cement made
at this Office
All clubs should be raised befo the first day OF
January, AZ none will be received alter The 'es-
zion opens only single Subscription at the full
rate will then be tai en-. Those who want the
com iete legislative record should begin with the
nrsf issue; back Lunbers cannot always be fur
nished.
Thoss who iateni to raise clubs had better be
gin ~ good season and not delay until about the
bcginB ing OF the session as some have done in
Years past, to their own loss and oar great incon
veuiencc.
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SPRAGUE, OWEN NASH.
Publishers of the DAILY kENNEBEC JOURNAL
and the WEEKLY KESNEBEC JOURNAL.