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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-11-16

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and >iIpPe engraving. executed IN the h,gb-
est style OF art. The artists are llmau &
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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-11-16
OMcial Directory.

JUDIcIAL-fOURTEESTn D.srRICr COURT:
). 6. aKs0S5, judge;
w \. roTrs, District Attorney {;
PARISH CCRT:
T.. Z. MoNrGoxERY. Judge.
NJ. J. iIDDELL, District Attorney Protein (;
PARISH OFFICERS:
J. A. LrDDELL, Sheriff ;
WILEY p. MAyGuAM. Recorder
JoHS olsHop, President Pn!ire Jury;
J. w. SIMAs, Parish Treasurer
POLICE JCROHs:
Ward John Bishop;
2-E. Scott;
3-John n Milling;
4-Iienry G.. Manghsn,
3-P. n. Parham.
81. l. Lobiell.
7-Frank Hs'ch.
Jno. s. Summerlin, Clerk
H. w. McLemore, Justice Peace 2nd ~ar'
win hold regular terms Of court the 2ni Hnd
4th Saturdays in each month
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-11-16

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;h.n statues and pictures; IT is the finest Of
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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-11-16

A man may make ten dollars IN business
Transaction without gong crazy with Joy, but
Tins cant b- said ol hun when he msnages To
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Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-11-16

Memory AMI hope are set like stars above
NE soIl--'le one shining dimy throu.!, the
t"'iigai oi the past, the other lighting the
afch~ay Of tie furure.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-11-16

E'uca,lDn - not "A ctanty; u = necessity,
ani parents are guiiiy of CRIME against the
STATE VIXEN they refuse to glye i!,eir children
4 deem; education.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-11-16

fCharty toward the weaknesses Of human
nature J. vitIuc wt.ich w- demand in others,
bal witch We find very hard 10 practice our,
>c.Vc>
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1878-11-16

Reading mater or every page to day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-16
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EI-nnpEAN NfAREEIs

EUROPEAN MARKETS
LONDON sept 1.-THE Mincng Lane markets show down.
ward The rather large quantity % Coffee brought
forward partly found buyers 70 cD de
cno upon teylbu ard several other rcrptOus
Numerous parcels foreign hat t. b. Withdrawn owing q
the very low ud- The DuCh sale Wednesday will
10 parrWt lower quItrS but iened Is steady
Beet Srrar sold rates delivery The position OF
has undergone o chance There las been
inquiry by private COutfae az the recent low
continue strong demand. The late speculative
cling ia RAT ceased and the weeks ira
fiona have been unusually limited Black Pepper attracted
less attention White nm but quiet sltpetre Is I'M
LfytePoo sept l4-Pork-E steady So; Western
R4eOa--C cumberland Cas- nuuCr at 81; Short
It-b fiul ~ 81. Long Clear du 81; Short Clear
duU 90 - Ca. Hams-LOBg cas- dull Al 4Si. Shouders
40 81. Puus M-is dun a. 81. LRrd-Pume Western
steady M 81 81. Tanow-PUwe city hrmer az IS Tur-
ri DUH R0sinCOuuuou steady at Cd.
Fine GU TO- American Choice dun at a. Lard
No ( -DI.ur dun a. . 81: NJ. Surng Dun AZ sd,
WINTER New Western dun az ~Sd; New southern dull az
IOd Corn old Mixed soft dull at % 3d. Prime New MtNed
steady Sd Cotton seed Oulelow American. steady
iIvFrroor SEPT I4-l22O u. M Cotton quiet and m.
changed Miidue Uplauds 6=d.; Mdttng ORLEANS bosi;
sars col 1000 t * 900 bales for specu
ITtion and export krceDs 500 bales. including loo bales
American futures steady: Uplauds. Low MiiannR canse
ssr.u..r tIsl.yrv esd. Tpauds. Low Md Ing clause,
hsT lun october delivery. bs. lpHnds 10" Mid
dinf clause. O,io3. November delivery D lgd.
IIyEuuYI -tpt li-l:3Jp m.-Bjc0u, o-bd per c"L Tor
iIrEra6i sept lt-2 30 D. u-The sales OF Cotton TODAY
fnl. $50 American. Futures quiet but steady p
lands low HdcuE clause November aud December dehv.
ASTFgr sept ls-lard closed % 23A forms per 80 koa
prr.y -sUf. II Lard cosed go MARKS per 10 b
uANEUE sept l4lard closed ai - > MARKS per lOO D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-16
1890 wEEKLY MAnKEr.

U.v.yA sept 1.-THE simultaneous interruption q com
uupe4tl ya- WITH the United -Ifs hy cable and steamer
caued ~ The mar.ci nevertheless holders stood out
ion pr,v ou- price, the marsrt closed hrm Sugar-
500 tu gtrguuuze az "a IyaUa ard MatuuZl~-lr 700
b5N-g 81 400 bars and bN2OO hbds. Receipts Of The
vts.I.s tp,vrs % b5Es and $50 hlds. Exports dunng
the ucrs-i4S6 boxes 2aoO BAGS ana 3l9b hi, 81 when
e h.. - AMI all Tire banaanh hhds Ia the Imed state.
~, 10 f3 - Uaa7 rvhls, Eold. arrOoo Nos -
b. .D N H9 reals Moa-srs 0ugar Nos 20 'u. o.
r,f. Na.4s.rs nominal Musuagtdo sugar. Common TO
Par sag reals Centrifugal ~urarA Nos II 70 L. n bNN
and hds ai & reals Bacon t-HgfJl, currency p9rCHL
Butter 40 I-lS currency per quntsi ~ Gag" ald Dds
Isr VgIa@l 90. per 5h, for American. Jtikrl
i,.- u rg4i- currency Der arroJr. Hams. American
Svrcurrd AZ. currency gujntal -o1hrra 500
0ssg tsr 100 cag- sJ 1854 80 Crr'ur, quintal do
la tius $50 lUfs}- 5u P1'Uos, sluHfll. car.thcJ per
IsIluw sO0Fl9. currency. per quGtaL NRt fei
low = gold per aTroh Oul"us Sl5dtlA currency
pr bbl Tor Am r. Empty hhd-, - goa lumhrI hr
White IIn, $3.50 80 glu per Il pitch Pine sfz1f3S
.01g Hrturr W.fc BE ms 2OH reals clrfscy, per
arst Chewing rubarun f'OG so, gold per quuta Hoops
du. Irg shaved <iud&4j, currency uer NJ FrrigtS IN
fsIr dufud t0nu.fr decreasing IobtCcO-Businyrs r.
sfrir,d lefu.p weather Spanish gold, goa H2oJ
Fycbapre- Prime bl1krrs' bills hTm un the United states
III laws currency 77taSa premium short sight DO SavF
premium 90 says gold saS = premium short nght 40
blta9a premium London, 1900 premium on rams ,
al frfrI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-16
.sIO,O52OGO
EUROPEAN FINANcIAL MARKETS.

LONDON. sept 14T1e eonOeiH says; The rates o. ols
q Bank bills, sixty and ninety DAYS
are quOed at a4 per three months trade bis
at per cent The noticeable features OF the stock mar
ket have been the recovery consos in OF
money and the preston I'm Turkish Austrian ana
I'm consequence OF the Bosnian ana Al
banan nsurreC0ns BusHes has been very slack except
for Egyptian securities which IN strong demand ~ con
tideTabe rsA American Governments have been well sup
ported from Ork The lad department was lss
lines serving The western ana southern otes
suffering IN consequence ~ the yellow fever" ~.
LONDON, Sept I4-i230 uConsols 30 Tor none
Fine Railway shares ID do preferred 5O2
Illinois Central, sob.
LONDON sept I4-l3O D. m.-Pars adv1ces quote hve per
cent rentes at III francs - = cenmes FOR the ACCOUNT
LoNpOS. sept 1880 pmErie Railway shares Is .; CO
Illinois trliSO2f NewJcrseV Contral"iA2
LONDON. sept. 1850 m Tne amount OF bul ion gone
into the Bank Of ENGLAND on balance to-day l. $4,000
LONDON Sept l4-5 mPars adyices quote I've Lei cent
rentes francs II confines for the account -
PARIS sept laENchange London, - trdnO5 @92 cen
times for short sight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-16
Continued duness was roportedin Government bonds
and the market was without feature but rather hrmer
We annex current closing quotations.

There were large dealings IN Louisiana consolidated
Is. at an advance to 735s0737s Missouri 90 OF lss7
sold at lO3 and Of 1882 at IOl Otherwise State bonds
were neglected.
There was more doing than Is usually the case in the
railway mortgages. The 81. Paul general mortgage
bonds were steady az 94a and Northwest at 99S The
Union Pacific rsts were demand az 1853 and sinking
funds at IcO9lOOls There WIS considerable trading IN
Boston, Hartford and Erie rst a. % for PLAIN and %
for guaranteed Frss of syracuee BnghamOn and Ne
York we're higher az 1O37s. We note sales OF Jei-
sey Central consos at Co. oOnyerJbes at 60 Doth as
sened) Erie rsts at l16, Missouri Pacific rss at 1884
a1O31o North Missouri rsts 1882 ana hrsts OF C.,
C. and l. c. up TO AZ.
Gold was quiet and firm, and the sales were at lOOs
alOO7,s. On gold loans. the lending rates were Z
borrowing fat and y per cent carrying. Tho Assist
Treasurer paid S51 600 In coin interest on the
public debt and 81 227,OOO in redemption OF called
bonds The days business Of the gold-cearing depart
uept Of the Bank Of the state Of Eew-YOrk covered
Gold cleared, S. ga 900 gold balances, Sl,4l77OO;
currency balances, $1,i22,730
Foreign exchange duh and finn, selling rates
being about l7S cent below annexed quotations;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-16
election Notite.
rE OF SEw.YoRK,
STATE OF NEW-HOBK,l
OFPICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE. J
ALBANY, July 80. 1873
A. SuERIEE of fhn E0IINIY of NEW-

ALBANY, July 80. 1873.
rINo the SHERIFF of the COUNTY of NEW
YORK-SIR: Notice hereby given that at the general
Election 20 be held this stale on me IIesasS
lowing officers are elected wit: An soeiate Judge
81 snS ppoEte y the Governor m the place William f.
Allen deceased whose OF office win expire on the last
d eTepIsye in the Fortysxth Congress Of the United
S Ssf l Se Third Fourth Fifth sixth Eighth Pour
leenth wards Of the city OF Negf BeOe is Y rsS
Representative the Forty sixth Congress Of the United
seventh Eleventh Thirteenth wards Of the city Of New
10 tue Forysizth Congress Of the United
States FOR tho seventh MAJ S g IN me ne
county in the Fortyxth Congress United
States Tor the Eighth Congressional district composed Of the
Ninth Fifteenth and sixteenth wards and mat poFuga o. hs
sSth street and Fou sixth avenues in the city Of New
m IN The Forty Congress % the United
States for the Slnt9 on 10 9tSn y
street Forteth street seventh avenue AND hs ndson
within Foreh street spuyten Duyvn Creek Eighth avenue
aud river in the city OF NeWfork IN the county OK
representative the FOrtyzth Congress Of s United
nch of the Eighteenth ward east OF Fourth ayenue and
az Is east Of Third Baekwes Island in the city
Of NewYork in the county Of Nes noTk a, th 1yr,,aa
states Tor Eleventh Congressional district con posed q
street Foreh street sixth ard seventh ayeaaeS and -
SAID city as Les n vest s OF d II a9 s1 M
New-York. -, ,.--.ts ...,,..
1rwenfv.one members OF Assembly.
A CITY Judge, In the place OF Josiah Sutherland
A married ATTORNEY, In place OF Benjamin N Phelps
a Coroner, place OF NORTH EiinTor
All terms Of office VIII expire on inc last day OF Dc
oeInber next 81, -, o.. 49,. a.. a, -. -,
Also for the seventh Senate district n me cy OF
Yorkl 10 nh uneXpired term OK John Aortissey de-
c.ased Respectfully yours
e'" ALLEN G. BEACH.
secretary OF state.
SHERIFF's OFFICE I
NEw-YORK, July 81 1873. !
certify that the foregoing copy OF the Election
Natee received hy from she secretary OF State
BERNARD REILLY,
Sheriff Of the City and CounCy Of Sew-N0rK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-16

BALTIMORE Sept I4-CotOn quiet A1dfiinG. II &C. Low
Mldng Iso Good Ordinary iOssc; reoeiptS Sol
bales 80 bales sales 100 bales apinnt
rs bales stock 800 bales.
CHARLESTON. sept l4Coton steady, good demand: MO
ding. lOss6lOstc. Low Mddmg. lO<e Good Ordinary,
lOe receipts LABS Dalesi exports eoaswise. lofl
bales; sales 400 bales: stock. Z, lbl bales
CINCINNATI sept 14-COtt0n quiet; MiddinR 81: low
Mddng lD7te; Good Ordinary 1bitC: reeeptS l47 bales
ahpmenfA 1853 baes sales, 81 baes stock. 094 bales
GALVESTON Sept l4-COtOD weak and irregular: Midng,
1Oac.: Midding, l0ise; Good Ordinary 9sc net
ceIp 1919 baes exports oOastwise 1897 balesi sales
2. l69 bales: stock IL 267 bales.
MOBILE l4-COttcp weak and irregular; Miefiing
l04.e; Low Middling, lose. Good Ordinary. nomnai
receipts 4G7 sales 500 bales; stock 1906 bales
NEW.ORLEANs. sent l4.-Cotton quiet; MiddfnE IOsci
Midding lOasc. Good Ordinary, 9sci net receipts
$50 bales: sales, 400 bales; stock, G,3l2 bales.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept i4-CoItOn quiet: Mdfing. llsc.
Low Mddn9 IL lac; Good Ordinary lnae gross receipts
baos sale 259 bales spDners 259 baes stock 2ls7
bales.
sAyAESAH, Sept lL-COtton quiei hdding lOase-; Low
Middng. 10 Sc Good Ordinary 9'sc net receipts 1SoS
bales; 1858 bales exports coastWtse 1855 baes
sales, 1900 bales; stock. 20,256 bales.
ST FOULS Sept. l4-COton lover Middli@g. 109c. Low
MiddlBg l0ac: Ordinary, 9Ssc recepts S8S baesi
shipments 10 bales sales 90 bales stock. i54l baos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-16

other same voyage 500 tons general cargo private erm
Engagements steam 1900 SbS Flour 2s 4sd
ca 500 s g. oHeSP P tee sS $50 eS al TSgE "a
Tobacco. S5s 75O do. Butter 46s, 6T sail 80 tons
Ts1b1rS steam Zoo PRr. Ppovsioas 80 mar 800
DO Measurement Goods $4,000 marks 80 do Leather zoe
Iemsq noted 45s. GbrateI, sail 1900 eases PeToleIm
low 81 and Of TOBACCO asa 9s1 S4 sail 10 tons HEAVY
Goods Iis G3Qs and 10000 brs Gram 6s 3D. per qri
100 pkGs PrOyisions 1s &c per n and IS0 toms Measure
msnl Goods ss9slo Bristol sail 300 tons OIL cak z7s
PETRoLEU M-Basnes limited Today bot prices about
Nap tina ia use; RefSed in bills 10 Go Philadelphia
and Baltimore loei eases l3tei4 &c Clint Rogde5us9 re-
York 10000 bbs on city. 1000 bbls at sG7gc 14loOo
bbls al s5e 81 600 bhls al So c total 2Z9QOO eelsi
opening 80 &C. closing s6ise I'D o-.
active ana firm Futures dull buyers favor Mess spot
quoted ~ 37dS9 5Oi sales 1000 bbA 50 37dsl0 So as
Der 80 70 second Can "-sepembor 80 lOss9 as October
50 I5ds9 20; November 50 20aso 2j; December 80 $50
Family Ms. sls os as? 25 5'i D S ys
60ss2 Extra Indiana Meas s2i BEE HAMS
Cyl MEA Rss & demand at fan Rsss sas s9 9o
do Hal j. C.; Middes steady only o moietete inquiry;
Western Long Clear quoted she; ctv DO 6'e sales 200
DRESSED HOGS hrmer. moderately aeive city Heavy to
Light SSsgse Pig Gc'. nket opened Gtm
1saS Do 7 6 S1 IT, ocor s2 75 P Ie
NoTembpp 90 aiS 80 tes December co. &c second
" can " ,plenber and October 7.s7o5e November 6g79
G95c CITY steam arm fair bus ness; sales $50 ties lei
quiet
firm, moderately active receipts past week SO
bales Calcutta 32J bales Porto CabeO lOl bales Aaacaib
RhSttSn bsiss MSranSam sales same time so bales Mex
lean Deer IN some sale irn receipts 81 les Vera cruz
lean, 1000 ID Central American
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-16
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE,
Per Norih Rirer Tessels and RaiIrOaas.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


SATURDAY. Sept. -. 1873.
AsHES-In moderate sala steady Pots 4c; Pearls 90
d6c.
COFFEE-R0 quiet, nrm unchanged lAIal1@o, for or.
CarEOes buyers awaiting THE arrival 81 TIE
steamer kepler; Mid quiet unchanged vest rtay 10000
uruls 90 piCuls Did %
ton m Batavia Malaug averaged 5l45L, SamIang 45b2i
AID kadoc 5O9h.
t,OITON spot Cotton quiet. firm and unchanged sales
1874 ba e. 6a last evening" al for spinning; delivered ON
contract 81 balea Good Ordinary lOtac. Loa MOdinE,
III dc: Middiug punds &c Receipts gt the ports tosy
flUS bales tbs DAY last week, 1853
last ypar Futures quiet, closing 90 paints higher sales
Ia. evening g,IOuhaos. FIRST Call auuafy l54;
sarrn o. Los: totn. o. h5le second Gail OctoDef,
lOg: January. 1885, February lIu3 Apr lll@; June.
II 8S totaL zoo bavs. Also, to-day, eeptrmber, 800
il.34: October, llO6g ll.uJ NoVgmber l'2GloF3; De
crmbst. IOgudIOgI. J-uuArv, lOHii February, llUJ ].
Nsrch Il UsalIlI: Aurl Il.lCGIll8. May. LIS total
ID OOO bales; grand total 2l,JOO bales futurca closed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-16
Foreign exchange was dun and INN, seIIing rhIe
being about l2al cent below annexed quotations;

Cali leans TO-DAY were az per cent on mixed coai
eral AVID discount and domestic exchange as last
quoted The following the Cieanl cIlousc state
n,cnt to-day: Currency exchanges, S52,765G9l cur
rcncv balances. 80 223 30l gold exchanges, SA64O-
525 gold balances. SG6S .i34. Week Currency clear
ancrs $3.50 s77,79l currency balances. l7,O37659
gold clearances. S45 43G 400; gold balances S5,S77
269. -
Tie sum OF $4,000 bullion went into the Bank o.
England today &" on balance" making total IN that
ay of In three days COnsols advanced 60 95l
for money, ard 90 953rs for fhe account. United
states IOnds were lsJ strong 1868 at l01o, 5s
and 10 dos at 1885, and 4i2 at lO6. In American
curifies Erie common ranged a. 1iDlt7s pref rrpd
3Ol9a3i, Illinois Central 00l289Oa, and J.rscy Con-
trai 35a34la 10 Paris, pnJ's opened az 1l327l2 and
closed ll317l9 sight exchange London beng at
25 29l2
washington dispatches report that the Treasury now
holds $40 1jj15O ia United States bonds to secure Ma
tinnal bank circulation, Sl3,93340O n United States
bonds TO public deposits. anu $3.50 600 20 secure
subscriptions 10 toe 4 per cent !oan United states
bonds deposited for circulation during the week ending
to-day Il 342 900; United STATES bonds Hcld for cir nj
ton withdrawn during the ending to-;ay, Sl,3O0
600 Nstoua bank circulation outstanding Currency
notes 1922 III 1922 gold. 81 $4,000. Receipts to-day
from internal revenue $360,O6O AZ; from CUSTOMS
g4j3.76O II.
National ank notes received for redemption for the
week ending to-day, compared with tue correspond
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-16

and Western also was active and higher, rising to 5Ss
closing rm at So. Lake Shore made clear gain OF
L per cent closing at STA after passing through sew
alterations of activity and dulness Central ana
HUDSON to 1I4ls. Michigan Central to 1OA9SIO's
and Erie to IA Ohio and Mississippi was better az es
0sa on the belief that contest for control OF the Oh
reetorsbp il likely to occur at the October meeting OF
the stockholders. Western Union was dull between
4as0947s, closing at 94bs.
RANGE OF THE STOCK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-16
THIRD CALI-2:3O 2. N
sArunpAY. Sent. III. N.

The bank statement for the week shows a
loss OF 81 702 800 in legaenders gain OF S16Ol 600
in specie. and an expansion Of S7s22OO in loans The
circulation Is increased $4,000 These figures present
an increase Of only sl75JOO in the deposits which, how
ever are reported to have Increased Sl557.sOO The
weeks movement results in q reduction Of s5s0,l50
in the surplus reserve and leaves it at S12 $50
against s1345s.sOO q week ago. The total reserve
7 AS 900 now 5000 per cent Of the total deposits,
against 81 for last week and 80 go for the preceding
week De.ucling the specie full FROM the depOsts,
the ereenback reserve (S48445.9O0 is now 244s per
cent OF tho remaining currency deposits against 2537
and p Os fol the two preceding weeks. The
ft,,, tofaIs are "a follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-16
finnses ono farms manleo.

AN AMERICAN FARMER, married. desires
farm 10 work on shares with future 20 pufohase
best re- orences Address FARM, south NorHalk Coun
XVANTED-A furnished house in tirst-cass
w location where owners family would board and give
privilege OF other boarers reference given Address
g. T. p. Box No. 10, Tribune Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-16
COTTON Markets

2ee Resin firm at 81 l7 for Strained Crude rufpentns
steady 81 for Hard 81 50 for Yels0w Dip aud Virgin lar
steady at 81 go. Corn UNCHANGED
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-16

The stock Market to-day was even more than usually
spasnodic n it, movements. At one moment the roar
Of hundreds of voices Offering and bidding for stocks
seemed 10 indicate intense excitement In another
moment not q trace OF the late apparent active bust
meas was visible, and scarcely voice was heard in
tone above that OF ordinary conversation The final
results OF these tul movements, OF which there we're
several during the day, were varied While with the
trunk lines aud coal stocks each recurring spasm further
advanced their prices. with the shares Of the
Western railways the gains Of each spasm we're lost in
The succeeding duiDess that both classes Of the ST.
Paul aud Northwest common closed at figures below
those Of tbe opening and Northwest preferred only B
better than ts first price, after having advanced 3 per
cent 20 6sAs. Central Of New-Jersey was particularly
prominent on small transactions because OF an advance
10 SEA; for this an alleged renson furnished
BY reports Of the wonderful business Of its
Long Branch line. Delaware, LaelnWanna
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-16

STEARINE-Quiet Western, laa7 DC; sales. 4OOOO d
City private terms
sUGAP-Isw firm. quiet sales 300 hhds. Cuba The;
30 Centrifugal, Sl4c. Fair to Good Renung 1sD
49,; Prime. 7iic: Centrifugal. TAGS 2c; Refined fairly
active ady: Hard SIN ga Oc dard "a. 94EdJs
TALLOW-Firn sales, - 900 b, 7ilsc
WHISKEY-U unchanged sales 80 bbls 81 TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-16
Gountrp DrouerIp 20 Get.
Real estate TO Gxtbange.

EXCHANGE or SALE-2O miles out-ele-
H. ganI bouse barn twelve acres growing crops: lovely
home great sacrifice for cash: worth $4,000 permanent
600; city agents notice Hall 23f BrOadWy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-16
Gitp prUperrp 90 Ert.

A small private family having more room
N than they need would LET FURNISHED OF IN
genial party the second and part OF me
third floor OF their MODERN BROWN sT0NE HOUSE
Apply TO 343 W 82D-ST, ADJOINING CENTRAL PARK.
A FIRST and second floor to let unfur-
N nshed for housekeeping AZ West 32dst
HOUSES and FRENCH FLATS, furnished
and unfurnshei, in desirable locations with al conyen-
fences TO let by HALL NIXON. Broadway corner 5lstst
rooms in GOOD order all cOnveuiences: reasonable
rents Apply TO JANITOR. 3lS East 7gthst. or Tribune
Building