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The Newtown bee., 1878-02-14

Aliens New American Farm Book. 50 Alhn's I-. F.j Am,r.can cuttle.... ....,.....2 50 American Weeds and Useful Plants. s.........l ;5 Barry Fruit Garden,. n,.."...,..,,..",,...,.2 % brm~nt's Rabbit Fancier.... ................ 30 Bfeek's Now Book of flowers.... ..s...,.,...l 75 Brlfs PaIm-Gardoning and Seed-Growing T co Cobnrns swine Husbandly. dly............,....i T5 Dadd's Ainetignn Cattle Doeior... .........2 60 Dadd'r American Reformed Horse Book.....2 80 Downing's Landscape 6ardening.... ......b 50 Downng's Rural EGsays. ys........,...-,..,....3 nO kggleston's Hoosor schosl-Me 25 Gregory on Sqnashes. es..,.,.........,.,....... 30 Harriss Insects injurious to Vegetation Plain co
 lColured Engrayingsl 60 Harris on tho Pig ,...,.................l SO Henderson's Gardening for Pleasure...."..l 50 Henderson's Gardening Tor Pi iotit....s..."..l 50 Henderson's Practical Flouculture .........I 30 Herbert's Hints to Horso-Keepers.. ..........l T5 Johnson's How Crops Feed. % Johnson's How Crops Grow. 0o My Vineyard at Iakeylew. ew....,,...........".l 25 oniuns--How to Raise them Proftably...... 20 Quinbys Mysteries of Bookkeeping. .........1 50 Quiun's Money in the Garden. 60
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-02-02
NAPOLEONVILLE. La, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY. ,, 1873.

the day of sale. Tho credit portion
of the price of said lands to be rep
resented by the notes of the pnr-
chasers, in coupons if required,
with good and solvent securities in
solide, payable to the order of the
administrator of said succession, at
the Office of the Recorder of this
parish, bearing interest from mat
urity until paid at the rate of eight
per cent per annum and secured by
special mortgage and the vendors
privilege under the pact de non
GlienGndo on said lands; and in case
of judicial proceedings of any kind
being instituted to recover the pay
ment of said notes, or any part or
portion thereof, the said purchaser
or purchasers, on whose note or
notes such proceedings shall have
been instituted. shall pay the fees
at the rate of ten per cent on the
amount sued for, including princi-
pal and interest, of the attorney or
attorneys-atlaw employed TO in
stitute said proceedings, which fees
shall ba secured By the same mort
gage and privilege as the saidnotes. |
P. j. GILBERT
Auctioneer.
Parish of Assumption, Jaunary
25, 1873.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-02-02
THE CENTENNIAL MEDAL
The Truth at Last /!
THE
HOWE MACHIN E
Again Triumphant!


At the 45th Exhibition of the American
institute Fair in this city, the Howe Ma
chine was recommended by the Judges.
and approved by the unanimous vote Of
the Board of Managers, for the GfshAT
GoLD 'sCENTENNIAL MEDAL under the
following rules:
This Medal fof gold) is to be awarded
lonly for machine, product, or process.
exhibited this Centennial year, at the 45th
Exhibition of the american Institu q of
the city of New York. 1t can be awarded
only for q machine, produ t, or process. of
great value, decided Importance, and of
more than usual merit; and then only by
majority of the whole Board of Trustees.
upon the written report of three Judges.
whose report shall certify to the above
requirements, and after said report shall
have been approved by a majority of the
whole Board of Managers
l5 Will be thus seen that the ssHowep
stIll leads all competitors we chaI-
lenge all Sewing Machine Companies in
the land to produce an award Of like ex-
eellenee received In this ;ENTENNI Il
YEAR
THE HOWE MACHINE co..
loS CANAL STREET, NEW ORLEAN.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-02-02
Terms and Conditions.

The movable effects for CASH ;
the land described under the No. /
of this advertisement for one third
cash, one third in two years; and
all the other lands for one halfc
and the other half in one year from
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-02-02
1 : o " NJ Z . Al.
SUCCESSOR TO ERNEST TU

SUCCESSOR 70 ERNRsT TURPIN,
manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer in
stick Candy lthe best made), French and
Fancy Candies, Sugar Toys, Chocolates,
Jsllies, Syrups, Fruits, all sorts Of Dry and
Ginger Cakes. Fire Works, Surprise and
Cash Boxes, &c. &c.
S8 0LD LEYEE STREET,
NEW ORLEANS, La.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-02-02
SUCCESSION SALE.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
PARISH CoURT.
PARISH OF ASSUMPTION.
Succession Of
jean Boptiste Landry .fls and
Roselaaie Simonsaur, has scye.
No. 1165.

NO. IIUO.
By virtue of and in obedience to
"a decree of sale rendered by the
Hon. the Parish Court of the parish
of Assumption, on the 25th day OF
January, 1873, will offer for sale
at public auction at the dOmiciie
of the late j. B. Landry, fils and
wife, situated in this parish, in
Brnl6 st. Vincent, about two miles
from bayou Lafourche, to the last
and highest bidder, on
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-02-02
BRICKsl BRICKS ].

The undersigned, having enlarged their
BRICK YARD with the intention Of carry
ing their bneipess on larger scale, solicit
10 heretofore the patronage Of their
friends, and are now prepared to deliver
Bricks DC ell landings between Donaldson
Vile and Thihodaux at prices and condi-
lions % aait purchasers.
Addfssa:
DUGAS & TRUxILL0,
Assumption Store.
Y Constantly on hand supply of
TYLE BRICKS.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-02-02
BITTERS

Purify the blood and strengthen the sys.
tenn, eradicatiug the effect of dissipation,
maintain the human frame in condition Of
healthfulness. dispel the Blue, and all mem
tai distempers, and relieve those whose
|sendentary habits lay them open to De.
|pression. They prevent and cure Bilous
and other Fevers, Fever and A1ue.
Chills, DiarrhWa. Dysentery, Dys.
peps ., Sea Sickness, Collie, Cholera
Cholera Morbus, and every complaint
incidental to diet or atm sphere. Ladies'
Will ind them q sovereign boon, as they
eradicate all traces Of Debility, Nervous
ness inertness, and Diseases peculiar to
the sex.
Depot, 65 Decatur Str, N. q.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-02-02

Ny Stock is complete in every
Department, and invite my friends
and the public in general to come
and be convinced that
DRY GOODS
can be bought at my Stpre for less
Money than in New Orleans.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24

stocks the special features The former stock
started off with a few sales at 90, and then there
was scarcely a stop to draw a long breath until II
had sold at 95, although within the per cent
range there were numerous fluctuations Of l40ss
per cent. At the highest price, 95, the movement,
for the moment at least, seemed to have exhausted
itself, and the stock afterward sold down
to 93l4, closing at 939l. The total transactions
in the stock for the day amounted only to 29, 800
shares or about 1000 in excess of the reported.
business done yesterday after half-past 2 o'clock.
Lake Shore, after opening up to 67Ss, rapidly adj
vanced to Co. and then after a reaction to 6Sos, it
sold up to 60ss From this price there was decline
to 68ls and the final sales took place at 6S's The
transactions in this stock amounted to 65.7OO
shares. This movement perfectly consistent
with speculative logic. coming at time
when the company Is doing smaller
business than last year. and after deductng the re-
bates) at lower rates The remainder of the market
at first was rather backward in following the lead
of the two favortes but after the first reaction and
the succeeding rally all seemed to become convinced
that the day of universal prosperity had arrived,
and an advance along the entire line ensued, but
this in some cases was wholly lost and in others
mostly lost before the close. Northwest COM
mon sold at 40l2641 liG4O9sG 1Oa4, preferred
at 7ll2G717sG7l lsa7la 3, ST., Paul common
at 3O7s03Ols. preferred at 65ls06l6s, Michi-
gan Central at 6S7s0G9 l2OGSSl, Erie az
1l401I0s01112. Delaw are Lackawanna ana
Western al 49l4950l2Q49, Delaware and liud-
son at 45G45l2U43Sl, Morris and Essex at oOls0
S1GSO3s and Central of New-Jersev at 29l2G3OG
2S7s The stocks not named were either neglected
or traded in TO small extent rs 10 require no
comment. The market closed teyerish ana unset
tied.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24

LIVERPOOL oct. 23-l23O p m.Cotton dun and easier
isd.: Mddug ORLEANS Gid safes OF M
day 5000 baI-. udnR 600 bales for speculation an,
export Receips 1850 bales including 47jO bales Ame
futurps partially issd better uplandA Low Mlddhnl
clause, delivery. I'd Upand-, Low NddDg clause
Oc'Ober November deliver Jsigzd. IDlsnds Low MID
ding clause, November and December delivery 5'1G1 Ip
land- Low AdIlng clause December and January delN
srv 559.J: Upland, Low MIiding clause, January and
February delivery. 6i7s.d UIlaucs, Low Mddng clause
Feuruar March delyery, u lssd; Uplands Low Mid
ding clause March and april delivery 0'sd Futures are
now weaker: free sellers at the last quotations .
LyERruoI- oct. 23-2 y. m.-Upnnds Cotton Low. Mo
November aud December delivery 5l'ad up
lands. Mddug clause December and January delivery.
,i paEGs Mdding clause, January an February
delivery, sd - A..
tTyEhPOOl, oct 23-i3D mThe sales of Cotton today
Included hues American. FutunsU Dands, LOW Mid
ding clause October delivery "a I'd; UDiand> Low Mdfhng
clause OCTOBER delivery 6lilad also 5@s;
pnnda Low Mddug clause. December ami January delv-
ery sd Upands low MiUdllg clause January and Feb
tusry delivery. 5 adj Uplands Low Gdhng clause March
delivery Gl'agu tplands, Low Mldulng clause
April aud May delivery, ji"gs, Upands. Low Middiing
clause, june ana Juy delivery. 5llsd
IrvPRPuOI. oct. 23-5 70. Motion. futures steady.
BosrOs oct 23.-Cotton dull Mddnng zoe. Low MID.
ding ga-c. Ordinary 9r net receipts, OJ6 bales;
gross 7It bales: stock, l.22O bales. - o-
oct .J.tuttun quiet, COm'uaI; NhdluC 3osc.:
receipts IS bales shipmrnts uOn"; stock 56IS lars
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
THIRD CALL-2:30 p.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. 23-P. NJ.


For the first time this season, the total of the
weeks shipment by canal from New-York shows a
decline greater than the loss occasiOned by the
smaller movement of anthracite coal. The total
movement for the third week Of October was 15,5O4
tons less than it was last year. and of that loss coal
was responsible for only 143 TONS Pig iron shows
an increase of 81 tons. sugars, molasses
and eOfees 90 tons, and dry goods only
trhe, while Of general merchandise and
sundries there was loss of 524 tons. These figures
90 not show that the canal is not obtaining its usual
proportion the business but they dofaihfullyrep-
resent WestbOund traffic which is smaller than it
was al The sane date Of last year. The total ship
on's irom this port by the canals from the eopening
Ol navigation to October % this year have been
zIf,Sol tons against 319, sos tons last year and
So
Inc stock market to-day opened all alive with
sAei'enent wth Weetorn Union and Lake Shore
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24

IovuoN oct p 3-l23u Consols ,'a'stor moner 9l's
for u bonds four and 1i li cents lp'
Tenforurs 107's; New tvs. l0G4 Ele ial"ay shares
IGa IiIoi- Central. 30 NH',Jtr-,y trufiAL 81
LONDON 23-2 u.-Erio RAILWAY shares. lt-. Read
ing Plr. advocs quote nEe cent entcs
q; - francs for the account. .
LoNpO.. oct 23-t .. mt. =. bonds four and half
pcr cents 1907. lO7L len fur's lU1 N'w uNc
100 Erie RAILWAY shares l6'- Illinois Central ~ tc1p
ing Ran rula quote rrues az
20 ccutmos the account silver j. quoted At
sJsied. ouucc
lONuON oct 2}-i 20 D. 1ne amount o' bullion gone
into The Bank Eu-lant balance tudar j, t2uud1
PARIS 25.-EXCnanEe London. - francs JJ ccn
tunes sIglt.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per NorA Rircr. Tcsssis anil Ruir0aIs.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


ASHES-QulC. steady.
CoTFEE-Io qai.t unclmgrd ordinary % Prime car
coea I.,io1 lGLt rad. sales 800 hBg- Citv ~ Para
BOO bags e1 Mciurg private terms mia grades quiet Mar
ac4.HO l30lrsc; lA2ua. lto lJc Jauaica, - DC
Sly4ui'la ne. McXcal J.. IlTc singapore. lt1 l3C;
Java a2fc Fot; sales past week, $50 mats SINGAPORE,
1875 bags Mafacti D0 49, bags -ayt 100 bagsJ M ca,
ard lGj bags Ne-ican; stock OF mid GRADES - w tgH
As3 mats Including 1864 BAGS Maraciro. 1870 bag~
Iaplayrs 800 havs Jamaica. $50 YaE African. l.I3p bags
M.xirln -gf bags lzra, 2,a Z hAsS SatahiH lAoJ
400 mats Java. At the auction sale 10 Nm
eIdam Iol today $4,000 bags Jaya, part az &C above
below valuations, Good Ordinary Java uFtiagtl
4BLe and American graes ranged from '.c To o. Ilr
tOITBN--p0t toffpu mulerRtcy y active nc. lower
,airs g75 bales OJ7 last EVENING" including Gl7 export,
ibs ti,nnng 1900 transit OF the above 500 bales o
arrive: delivered contract. 1000 b1c1 The wires being
down owing ths storm, are without the receipts al .Ae
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
LIVE srock MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

c,,c,oo ,., "a IN, Drorsrs Journal reports Hoes
-Raeepts is 600 head shipments, 800 head Market
onen,d stiong and higher closed al inside pIl,es
Heavy s3 IO9s3 90; Light IS lo@+59 20 Fackhs - ~"
pecepts 1000 head shipments 740 head mar.
vol yeIy dn Good Shipping s3 80 Fair 10 Good Feeders
PSceins esO head market weak at 81 bOdS5 on
TlsT ImEETY penn. oct 23-CA1TLE-heeelpts touay;; ;
~, hesd ~ r and 5i4 head Of local. total for the past
Two days ie hSad Of through audi 7s5 head OF local ths
snnnv q fn and An excess OF the demand, many bellg
bnSd An rs hands, the bulk Of 40 and 10 loads
Tor he past been sold TO country anu
rs deaers with only loads 20 NewfOrk or Phiade
nina. sales were very slow yesterdays prlces
HoGs-Recepts today 1910 head tota' ioi uo Ps' "V
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LIVERPOOL Oct 2S-POrk-Eastern steady ar 52 Western
dul As. Bacon Cumberland Cut steady at 36 short
b steady 306f. snort clear
steady 81 Cd Hams-Long cut steady at az Shoulders
Beef-luda Mess dull 40 Ex.ra Meas ~ ~
~ 90 Prime Moss duh . GG. Lsfd-Prime We eern
steady al 35. TaOw-Pnme CITY steady az 81 % TlIr-
Ientlne Spirits 23 6d. RDsnCOnInOu dull Sd;
Fine dull at 10 Cheese Choice steady AZ Lard
oil dull 39. FOur-EXtTa state duh A. "A Sd. Wheat
NO Spr.uR duh al Cd: NJ. S1rng steafy at 0d
Winter 0d New southern steady at
o. Corn Mixed dull - 3d. Prime New Mixed
steady at 23 Sd Cotton Seed OI-fei0W American. duli
at 80.
LIVERPOOL Oct. 23-Evening -Lrnseed. 276d per cwt
ANrwEKP Oct 23-Lard closed at u al y hOrns per 90
HAmuRG Oct 23-Lard cosed al S6at trarKs 100 u.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24

FLOUR AND MEAL. FL0oTIG Marsct az Ggy.g-
favor eypor demand h'h I j%pe9g tiGi ,1n y 10. ] " m
asgG SSFs@f S Shh S'a a 'f8S Ss SGs ,nSld NJ
nSns,S' d 2s ~ q - = ia nsnf dS S go BIZ Minnesota %
20" 80! - E1, ~ - " ~ spi bI ihs EXfra slate 10. 900
66s Wint5l Wheat Extra 50 1850 25 mainly fo eyGcri
s., iT West IDnesi 800 D9s. sup r1ggee y 20
faies, 100 bblt we're FOR e1port Quotations: =,
- ,tTS State - 2oS 80 - o. % cS%o% % 70 m
coa%o9 % % God 61rs 55g 81 Te.iga S6 G - o." t. a
Extra Ronnd Hoop ONO % 6Oasa o., Good 10 Choice
Si1iure. g 5oasl %. EaIs5s EsaIs5s EI'rs 9 5oS*} $S
g % Fac EsG l Ga FlGG' soSs So Far Es to t%
50 95dS4 G5 Good 70 Choice Family. 81 7Oat5 10 /.
da al.Dt declining as FL6UR heavy ]
Fare dr eS eSoc s. s6 g. 90 Choice hG to ' Fancy y Fs
BYE iLoUh steady sGcs S09 b6lS bis sagerins.
5 ss % 20 % 90 oD igTT = 90 BaR
iN-wHEAT-Markct dull White scarce and moier.
aely wanted 'or export fun prces otter about
steady win light export and local milling demand business
bush options 600 bnsh spot and spe al delivery mclud
p"s sie NO DO 5ah sss5sa No 90 d ear
lots oze Ungraded winter ed 500 BUSH 95e @sl "
No Amber 10000 bush, 81 No; He'd $1,000 bush,
i5ooS6 90 6dsS e7eSsi steamer &SrS' No md Red
ft5 HlGsd Gd white hS g. So Is e q 81
q wh 81 sss@Sr Sc 3 bush a Ms s o ear w 9 sae OF
bush 81 o3dsl O6 White Canada 1900 bush g5cdsi OF
No, White oeobsr g o. 5000 bush. DO; November.
81 O5 5000 bush No Sprng November, 8214c. closing
held 9lc; 10000 bush No Amber, October 81 closing 99c
bd 81 asked 10000 bush do November Ell OF asi OF p
closing 81 bid. 81 O. asked 5000 bush. do December.
81 O2 closing OF bid 81 OJ asked $4,000 bushNo Red
900 bush do. Noyenber. 81 o2Easl o2's closing
al O2il bid, 81 03 asked 10000 bush DO. De-
cembeI, 81 O4il, closing al "a bid. al Oi9 asked
...RYE shace frmer iair export inquiry sales, 5000
bush state 6Oc. 5000 Onsh. No Western 90 BA r.
LEY dan state quoted 9jc 81 o5 for sI Rowsd lots
and boat loads No Canada, 81 lb9fl 35 saes 10000
bush. Canada private terms BARLEY MALT quiet
unchan ..PEASas last noticed. CORN market dull
shipprrs holding on homo trade inquiry hgt sales OvO
bush Options 4lOOO bush spot Including ungraed eat
Mixed. 45Gi7c.; No. 2, 41ci No. White, 6OdOlc
ROundI elbow, 6sc steamer Mixed October t6c closing
4gc bid 47c asked November, closing l0c bid 81 NC
asked do December a. ac closing i74e. BID 47e asked
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
WOOL MARKEr-BY TELEGRAPH.

R0srov oct. 23-rhe market IA unchanged. There ts q
steady demand from manufacturer The aure OF PrOV-
dcncc house owing undersood large amount IA ths
had rather uufavOrahc Influence sales ~ ONO
Pennsylvania Feece at 35 for Y * and choice
No Michigan Wisconsin FiceCes at 3d. G3JC FOR y
nm Medium COmbiug and Delane Flocces az "1dl2c
There is very inquiry for the latter but stocks well
sold IN Pulled demand sales at 25d4Oc for
super aud Y In california Wool there Is fair business
doing with sales for Fall and l9U2Sc Tor spring
There good demand for Unwashrd and Unnerchalia
he Feeces Territory Woo and all cheap Woods that are o.
low prices.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24

OFFICE NEw.YoRK ELEVATED RAILROAD Co..
No. Z BROADWAY. NEwYoRK Oct IA, 1875.
CEALED PROPOSALS in envelope, IN
> proposals Stocks and Bonds are invited ana
will b. rsceiyc I'D at this until ~ O'Clock OF MONDAY
he 2sth day October 1873 for Gl50 SHARES ot ine
CAPITAL STOCK of the NEW.YORk ELEVATED IN liz
ROAD COMPANY. and SG75 900 Of the FIRST MORIGASf,
BONDS OF the sad Company any part thereof Each e
must be made equal amount OF stock and bonds 30
bids COR will be- considered which are or less a ts
mar value thereof namely 800 per shan The bonds are
per cent per annum bonds of tho denomination OF
81 each the principal due Januaty J. l9Oo Colos Pn P
allie January and lsi July in each year The DOnus vi"
bear ineres from the ist day II January, 1873. -
Inter- will be- allowed at the rate uf per cent per ~
on III payments made before thar daie. - N .,,,...
deposit Of per cent VIII be REQUIRED iion @ aa % H.
indoTsed R such bids are accepted on snS , ps "a
T NOT the deposits Will be returned 10 the ohers
Fiity ner cent all accepted bids Will be required NOSe
her B 1879 on the payment OF hich onehan the sk anu
boods viii he dollyere remaining 45 per cent WIZ be re-
qured November 80 1873 when the remainder o the soA
and bOnds viii be ready for delivery. , n, ,.,s.
Company the right 10 REJECT any an" All D'u
Wh'ch arc h' o'''n0u JAMES A. cowING. Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
day, head Workers. s. l5sso 25 rnndelphas So 80

days 632j head Workers. sS l5Gs3 25 Phadephas So 80
QS3 Al
Receipts to-day 7n0 head total for tho past two
days z, 90 head: seliin9 very sDw ~ S3qi
bS1. LOUIS Oct. 23HoGs Ia active .leinaud and ntncri
Light shipping, and Y0TkerS az 7sdSS % Packing AID Bos
tons 81 5OS3 O butchers iecf, 50 lO0 - III PTS
GEO head shipments 4.5OO head.
CATIR-Butoher grades firm all others dull no shippmg
demands Native Butcher ~ 80 ~ 80 dO Cows ant
Hefers S2SS5 25 Wiutered TeNanS - 36@SS Through
Texas steers 81 $685. Cows S3S2 6a2 Receipts 1900
head shpments 500 head.
SHEEr-Far butcher demand Fair to Good Mu'tons s2 90
dS3 % Choice 10 Extra S3 Jp0 S3 70 receipts, 600 head
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24

The course Of money was not materially different
from that of yesterday. On call . to d were the
common rates, and discount was to Z. The follow
ing IA the Clearing House statement to-day: Cur
rency exchanges, 500. 1912 currency balances.
81, lSl, $50; gold exchanges p7l19,l2O; gold bal
The sum of f1 .OO4 600 bullion has gone into the
Bank Of ENGLAND since the directors meeting last
Thursday, including 10000 to-day, and it
mains to be seen If any change viii be made in the
rate OF interest at the meeting to be held to-mOr-
row. On the London Stock Exchange British con-
soils were barely steady at 0bl5io tor money. and
04ls for the account. United States bonds closed
lower as follows: 1S67s at 1O7l2 new 4l2s at
105 new 5s at 106li, and 10-40s at 1912. In
American railway securities, New-JcTsey Central
fell to 81, Illinois Central yielding to 10 Erie
common was quoted at 16ls, and the preferred at
2S. la Paris the French rentes opened at an ad-
vance to Is. and closed at 1920 sight exchange
on London being quoted at 2o.33.
The following securities to-day were sold at the
Exchange SalesrOOm:
$1,000 ONO and Mississippi Railroad Company
consolidated hrst mortgage per cent
$4,000 Deca SSDai ar and East ST. Louis known as
Railroad FIRST mortgage per cent coupon
50 ooo chcago. o Milwaukee and ST. Paul consoi.
dated sinking fund per cent coupon 40
$4,000 Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company
Arst mortgage per cent bonds bonds with
tied with the Central Trust Company for
reorganization. aud represented by cer -
tiGcate OF that company. ........-...--; 21'9
$4,000 KeOkuk and Hamilton Bridge Company q
per cent hrst mortgage coupon bonds
due 1899. with interest coupons from
90 shares Hannibal Bridge COMPANY .,...... s7ls
100 shares Union Improvement and Elevator
Company Of Duluth ...-.-..-.-... 10
~ shares 81. Paul and Duluth Railroad Com
pany, preferred. .....--..............-.- 10
215 shares Jackson Land Company, entitled TO
SS4S SCRIP ISSUED for taXes...............- 10
$500 Jackson land Company first mortgage
per cent coupon bonds. due lSSI...... 100
$1,000 Cumberland and Pennsylvania hrst mort
gage per cent coupon bonds due 1881. 81
$4,000 Consolidation Coat COnpauy first mortgage
dne 1855 ,,........... .......-..........IO3ss
sIO 600 Central Pacific Railroad Company first
mortgage fifty mlles east Of Sacra
mentO per cent coupon bOnds.due 1888. 1909
600 American Zine Company per cent bonds
Decemner !, 1872, and after. i
1E0 ahares Tradesmsns National AnE..........lOlA9
IA shares National broadway BRnk-........ ..l97
AZ shares atiOnal Park Bank ................. %
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24

stT} jood Ordinary sla MlddlnF. .............. 80
FUTURES moderately active. closing to - points higher
975, 976 January, 9sl, 9sS February, 225 March
aTy 9s7 (; March. 99s Aprl. 1907 May. 1910 total
600 baes Third Can October 075, OFT Decem'cr elh
January Qs4; February 0.gi May 1924 total ZOO
bales Also. To day october 81 072e9 So Eoymgrr 1900
81 az %: March. gg6ai0 April lOOo0lO09; May,
iOis; July IOSO; total, 32.46O bales grand total.
o3 800 bales. Futures closed nrn:
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
ijuslness Gnances.

A GENTLEMAN wishes to invest from $4,000
"A TO $1,000 I'm established and paying mahuiactnIing
business Principals only may communicate with THOMAS
s SHEPHERD. No 525 Broadway Office hours from 10
a TO II m, and from 70 3 p 10.
DARTNER WANTED.-Lady or gentleman
with 500, cash capital and good English ednca, on
partnership in welesablshed and hOulshns
school for Young Ia los Address SCHOOL this Office
New-York tribune., 1878-10-24
PnGNT CLOTHS MARKET

FAIL RrvFR. Mass. Oct. 23-The Print Cloth marker
shows much criug aud with business at pre-
yous much Imer though prices are not
duOtaby higher.