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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-12-11
Slaves Of Circumstances,

SHOW much are you worth ?" ask
ed "A Rlttcnhouse-square exquisite to
prominent Pacific Coaster, during
his recent stay in Philadelphia.
"Well, I don't know" replied the
gentleman addressed; at depends
upon circumstances. On the Pacific
Coast we are millionaires one day,
and the next day We are apt to go
about with our shirt sticking out be-
hindn
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-12-11
Help the Teachers Along.

The teachers Of the public school
In this city are making arrangements
for a concert to procure the funds
which will be required in getting up
q Christmas tree for the pupils under
their charge. Tickets have already
been printed and will be offered for
sale in few days. Such occasions
a. these are always enjoyable, and
purchasers of tickets may therefore
be sure of getting full return for
their money.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-12-11
Assessment Notice.

nANEY GOLD AND SILVER MINING
~ Company.-LocatiOn Of principal place
Of business, San Francisco. State Of Cali
fornis; location Of works, Lyon county. State
OF Nevada Notice is hereby giveo. that At .
meeting of the Board Of Directors, held on
the Eighteenth day Of November. 1878. an
assessment mo. 81 Of twenty cents no c
per share was levied upon the capital stock
Of the corporation. payable Immediately, In
United States gold coin. to the Secretary. ct
the Office of the Company, Room No. n, No.
$40 Pine street, San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 2lst day Of December.
1878. will be delinquent. and advertised for
sale at public auction; and unless payment IL
made before. will be sold on Wednesday. the
18th day of January. 1879. to pay the de-
linquent assessment together with costs Of
advertising and expsnses Of sale.
By order of the Board OF Directors.
GEORGE R. 6PINNEY, Secretary.
OrTycE- rFspom No. ~, No. $40 Pine street.,
6sl francisco. California. E
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-12-11
srFoUND!w

TUNHE PLACE WHERE YOU CAN BUY
Il for cash.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-12-11
ACCIDENT AT THE ATLANTIC
CONSOLIDATED.
The Superintendent Caved Upon
and Seriously Injured.


About half.past 8 o'clock last Sat
urday afternoon John Yule, Superin-
tendent of the Atlantic Consolidated
mine was caved upon and very seri-
ously injured. A blast having been
fired at the bottom of the shaft Mr.
Yule descended, in company with the
foreman, to sound the ground before
the men resumed work. While thus
engaged slab of rock fell from the
side. The foreman saw the slab
start, and jumped into a drift con-
Meeting with the shaft, pulling Mr..
Yule away as he did so. He was not
quick enough, however, and Mr..
Yule was struck on the head and
side of the face, and knocked sense
less. He was taken to the surface
and brought to town in an express
wagon. He did not come to until he
reached the Bacon mill, about a mile
from the mine. There he opened his
eyes, looked around, and asked who
was with him. The foreman an-
swered; ~ am; you are not danger
ously hurt" Before the foreman got
through speaking Mr.. Yule again be-
came insensible, and continued in
that condition for three or four
hours. He was taken to his lodgings
where two physicians have since at
tended him. He is not injured in
ternally, and no doubts are enter
tanned of his recovery. His family,
who reside in San Francisco. have
been advised that there is no cause
for alarm. Since his coming here to
take charge of the Atlantic CONSOLE
dated, Mr.. Yule has grown into the
liking of our people to such an ex-
tent that the accident which has be-
fallen him is deeply regretted by all.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-12-11
Assessment Notice.

XA/ILLIAM PENN MINING COMPANY
w Location Of principal place Of bust
nesa, San Francisco, California; location Of
works, Silver City, Lyon county. Nevada
Notice h hereby given that at . meeting Of
the Board I Directors, held on the twenty
second day Of November. 1879. an assessment
(No,s4) Of three cents per share. was levied
upon the capital stock of the corporation.
payable immediately in United States gold
coin, 10 the Secretary ct the once Of the
Company, Room 20. No. 328 Montgomery
street. San Francisco, California.
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the twenty-fourth day Of
December. 1879. viii be delinquent and ID.
vertised for sale at public auction; and un.
less payment u made before. will BE- sold on
SATURDAY, the eleventh day OF January,
1879, to psy the delinquent assessment, to
gether with costs Of advertising and expenses
Of sale.
By order of the Board Of Direction.
o. J. HUMPHREY, Secretary.
OrFIcE-Room 30. No. S28 Montgomery
street. San Francisco. California.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1878-12-11
FOR RENT.

a SUITE OF FOUR ROOMS, ON THE
IA sunny side, In one of the most eligibly
situated houses In Silver City. The rooms are
furnished In hrst-class style. with cook stove,
Kitchen utensils. crockory. silverware, and
Every Requisite for Housekeeping
For . small family. No more comfortable
place can be found In town. For rent cheap
TO an unobjectionable party.
Apply Of the Winter HOUSE. ON Third street.
opposite the Miners Union Hall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-15
COTTON MARKETS.

BALTIMORE May Is Cotton quiet: Middlng. lolc.; Low
uldrr Zoe Good Ordinary. &C. net receipt. none gross
II bales exports 80 balcs sales 20 bales spin
utf4. - bales stock, 1850 bales.
gosfDN May I-Coitou quiet Mdlling lO'-' Low Ma
ding IO7: Ordray. ec.; net receipts lO2 bales;
gross go bales. stock, 1906 bales go,
ca ADHESION May H-COtfon stcaly' MidduhE, lO,ec
Low NiddlnE Good Ordinary Oci net receipts w
Lalc-: sale., 100 bales. stock. i,2ib bales
tNCtNN All May lI-COtnn hrmct, held higher Mhdlng,
robe Middng gc. Good Ordinary, N's' iecoipls,
sfJ bales. shipments O33 bales snleG tota, 100 bileS
stock. SOD bales. ,,,,,, at,
Low Nddnug pasr. Good Ordinary. s2r. nct receipts
52 bales exports coastwise ~ bales stock FobI bales
IOtI,ylIF.' Nav lI.-C0tt0n steady Mddhnc, lnf.
MFirfus Nay li-Cotton firm; Mdiiinc lObc receipts,
$50 bales shipments 1898 bales; saes TOTAL 700 barsi
stock 1925 bales. a ,,,,,r "a
gi4c; liOod Ordinary SAc net receipts ~ Z
bales cOastwise. GS5 bales sars 900 baes sooA'
1900 bales - ,,,,.,, M.
Ngw.URlEANs. May lt-Colron nrmi hdfLng, loESc5
low Mddnne 9s-r. Ordinary S',"; net recrlps o5O
Iales gross III bales exports 10 Great Britain 100 ba
Continent 2472 bales: sales. 1000 bales STOCK l2-ooo
bales $1,000. ,,,,r,u.. M .
NORFOLK Nav l4-COtfon unchanged; Mlddlng, lO'sc'
not receipts bales; exports cOastwis 30O Daos saoS
100 bales: stock, S,7l2 bales ~ ,.,,,,,. ,n- .
PHILADELPHIA. May l4.-Coton quiet; Mid9hng l0.sr;;
Low Middng lOlic.. Good ordinary aci hei recgpts'
none; gross 100 bales sales 4O5 bales al 10 sphheis "ooA
1857 bales $1,000, .,..,-. ,,,,,,nn
Zoe. Low Middl1g gac: Good Ordinary SEQ; net rtcsnI
gross 500 baes sales. 100 bales; stock O'o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-15
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LvEsrooL- May l4.-Pork-Eastern, duh at 81; West:
Ks duI at 27 Long Clear dull % 3D.; snort Gear
dull az 20; nams-LOng Cat dun az Si Shoulders dnli
at lO5; Prime Mess dull TO- f.ard-Prme Western
Spirits steady az 25 Rosin-Common dull at g. Fine
SI at 100 choice seay a. ei Lard 0
Spring steady at 10 ID. ~" 7prlEg steady at i0dG
New, hrmer - Sd. Cotton Seed oYeliow American
LyEEfoorr Nav l4-l23op There Is fair business in
Cotton at previous Midding Uplanis Cd Mhaimg
bales for speculation and export Receipts, 1915 bales all
AmsTan fninrs quiet at last rights prices spaGs My My
ding clause, NAV June delivery 5ss2d; Upan4s Low
Low Mdnng clause July August deli cry Cd; Upands
Upands Low Middlng clause September aud October
erl ODD Upauds Low Middng cagse October and Noyen-
days were 10000 qrs. including 1000 ars American ,
per a. oI New Mixed western Peas I'd per ar ior Can.
adam Wheat "a 3D. per Genial Tor average Gai9rna
Rel Western spring. Lard 30 3D. per cwt for American
included Zoo bales American Futures dnu; Cpiands Low
market for Yarns and Fabrics at Manchester Is hrmer and
LIVERPOOL May 14-6 p. m-spirlts OF Turpentne, 2ji
LONDON May I4-T1e Marx Erprrs' in It's review Of
the Bnih Corn trade for the past week saws The crop:
the country very hopeful Of abundant cereal crop The
pastures uxurant favorable of the crops
connection pacific political depressed the
grain trade which remains IN state Of SUSPENSE penang
adehnte settlement Of the Eastern question tnglsh Wrat
sold slowly, bnh Mark Lane aud 10 the provincial markets.
and lat weeks prices wcro with difficulty even
Ui pare .r ar " 5g1 moi xcrssiye America and
~, rn i, . i.; s cbj sSnTcrs Of smprS Nc,
CofdIe % The tost advice from Calcutta the quantity OF IN
dian Wheat adoat the 7th Of May, was only 300 gr
ag9insi at the tine IN 81 oiasfs
nevertheless have been Obliged to accept reduction OF per
qr on American where clcaranc.s ex'p nave en- nece,'
racei buyers Who st hold OF IN hopes Of lower prices
sholl p'a, Dee assured Trade therefor has moved within
L6Sbo> Nav ii@d p m-I,eaned Petroleum, o'i: per gal
BEFMiy May ii-Lafd closed at IS ! marks per 10 %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-15

7ac for Prime; 7ass'sc for Centrifugal; demand far:
Sales 200 hhds Cuba Common 6sa1e 3l5 h,lS 40 sulet
crushed Powdered, 9ac; Gnnulated, 9ac; Cut Loa
TiLLoW~steady; sales 100000 n 7iss TIC. Prime to
Choice.
TEA-Moderate inquiry both lines and Invoices prices
TOBACCo-Kentucly demand sales 800 hhds
2i2d12c Seed Leaf moderately active sales 100 cases
Eng and 1876 l0d2lc 629 do pennsylvania private
terms; no. 1916 7c ia do oiho 1876. part lei Zoo
bales Havana SOC. AL 10. 1890
WHALEBONE-Quiet unchanged Arctic, new, s2C60
~ per 10 Northwest Coast S3a$3 20 ID; solth sea-
81 j0dsl 40 per n. -, a., -
WHIsKEY-Market unsettled; sales 20 bbis- 81 O63a
81 0S.> I'll
wOoI.-Domestc Grades wehout features Pieces dull
in fair sale at lower prices California In moderate ns
mand unchanged Pulled WOOs quiet. In fact nothing ne"
of importance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-15
rrPoprAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON May 14-l2:3O pmConsoS9 5bl for both money
Ard the account u s. bonds. 1868 1888. Teniorlcs
JOS Enc Railway shares 122 Pennsyvam@ Central - a
Central 10 Newt crsey Central consols ~ p
LONDON May l42 m.-COnsols. SjbG for money, 30 g
for TIE account ,.,.
per cents O5l 1868 1OS2 New hves, 1864; LIE Hal
way shares preferred. 81 > 49,. ,-- oc
IoSDOS May l4-4:15 p m.Consols 95blo for money 90
m the account Paris adces quote I'VE per cent IthteS ~
zoe francs 20 centimes for the account
PARIS May 14.-Exchange on London. 20 francs 10 cen
times fJI short sight.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-15

BUFFALO May i4.-CAruR- Receipts to-day 323 heat
total for tho eet Tins far $3.50 head, against ,l45
head last Increase OF 100 cars consgnen hIOng
34s ears; sales to-day fresh arrivals Consigned through
and yards bare OF stock ,oo -, 80, g..
sIEEP AND LAMBs-Recopts to-day, 400 head total Tor
week thus far, 200 head against iluO heu st
through sales today there was an ao
Of business for want Of stock -, .,. ,,.
Ho0s-Rrceips TO-DAY $50 head total for the week thus
lI2GO head against 1885 head last week cohsgns
hrough g5 cara demaud and offerings light sales OF YORK
Weighs Common To Choice at ~ oV' ran " Nh"'oe
at IS G0d$3 20 offerings all disposed OF ,,,, ,o,
EAST lIBRlrY Penn NAV l4.-CATrIR-Recoipts to-day,
22 head of rouRh and 306 head Of yard stock tue supply
fair bat the demand light and many REMAIN uhs"u' tHo
market active about last week prices. 40 SAea
HOGs-Ieoeipts to-day $50 head workers. 10 7o"So %
Pbiladelpllas, . b0dS3 as.
800 head selling at from to go
lower than yesterday. .,.. ,,r,rox, .
81. LOUIS May I4-CATTLRstronger tending upward
the demand exceeds the supply Prime 10 Cnooe
shipglug st 81 $3.50 20 Fan TO Good @ a. 81
80 Fesina steers So 81 80 StOckeTs 81 1oG$5 10;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-15
woor MARKET BY TELEGRAPH.

PHILADELPHIA May H. The Wool MARKET Is fairly aGtye,
yauia and West Virginia Xxx aud above. 81 2GiOci y, 10
37d38c.; medium, 33Qi0c; coarse, 33G &C. NeW'iurh'
Micbigan Indiana and Western hne 33J03bc; medium,
1885, coarse 33a3io ccmbing waS9ed 90 iSG no. u
washed. Canada cOmbug, 32diOc: nho ulWaSt,u
23a25c: coarse and medium unwased 2613Oc tnb washed
39d4Oc: Colorado fine and medium isd2Zc 90 cnaSe 10.
CARPETS IGc extra merno pulled so Soc No anu
spertne pulled 81 d3ic Texas hno ana medium iO1zoS
lidl7c; California nne an" modIun <O~-'@ uo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-15

Fish Hamilton. 20 Daniel Zv-ick. LudOg-st. va, be-
tween stanton and RlyingtOn-st, q years, at an.
Iual rent olssss
Gr.niUn, Margaret T. 10 William Yates, No $50 Sth-
ave, years. al annual rent Off,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-15

futures moderately active closing 10 points higher
ioes last evening 1900 bales fooay-Frst Galway
10 XyZ Juy ll09; August lll2; September l0Sl total
ID casA second GALWAY H. l7th 1922 September
Third Csl-May 1859 June il6i August ILL septem
foss % total 1900 bales Also to-day. May at 1921
Sy9 do n, 18th, 1921; June 1O00d1 o.: July li09
oe,nhhoo August lll29lllS; September, 1881 dl0s4
2gIOo bales Exchaneed-Oi paid 10 oxobah oS Nav Al M
w regular Futures closed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-15

IN prices Florida Potatoes have only moderate
inquiry. Peas allow OF sale Beans have been In
good request but IN less demand Charleston ana
savanna Cdcumbers such improvement over the small
irregular snapei bat little wanted
There Is very little demand for Squashes with liked price,
Asparagus "A shade higher.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-15
CHICAGO AND ALTON RAILROAD
Six MR. Cent Gold SINKING fI1d Bonds.

Of All taxes, imposed or lr DE imposed
Ponds 1903 Interest pIvabc Nav aud November l.
direct Obj auu %. tie chicago ana Aloh
Ralroa and have ~ lien the CHICAGO kansas cry
81 Louis RaTold-l G2 miiJsn Missouri They ere recon-
"a desirable investment. For sale 70 par
and interest Jts7l J., "a Ton Z" : -, ~
o. william St, New. York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-15
BUTTER.


Recepts FOR the past wecs lS3 pkC previous week
1870 pkgs corresponding week last year 2l,1JI PKG
Shipments past week. lGl pigs time a-tyear 81
pEs The only difference IN the market to-day. compared
with thar of week a feeling for be best qua NV
OF either state or and tn greater
depression possible, al the lower grades thefc Is
large stock butter I'm this market on which u s lmnu'o
Get an offer kind. There Is however, cuhsdeIADe
Butter 50Gc which - really too Eon 10
which dealers are unable 20 IN
duce buyers touch unless they are placed on common
q sale Of go pkCs. a. TINS Nud composed "l
old Western tubs at ioc There viii probably DC
n wider range The price 81 Medium ana Chpc' crates
Butter this than before, and no pains -u be
spq cI 10 raise the standard OF Butter making 10 ia highest
notch In late Chiogo Buil'in appeared the following
useful suggestions 20 those engaged ia tho
uroducfi1n uf Butter which heartily unite Win:
81. Manufacturers should. that cNrTg uncnsh re-
oue for The making butter g. clean aud IN good order as
cleanliness certainly adds greatly tp naEiuc OF prime btt
and Tins habit can easily acquired. =. Butter should
b. worked sufficiently ont all the ruftcrWlk aud care
suu b. taken LET the stand too long Wlt I'M
l-orpr ne effect the Keeping Vu'iirs
These routs although appearing but tdnE arc m'e notice
able after tie Butter has gone through s,c'hh
hands As shlimeuts. although being forwarded per
fectIy sweet sometimes and IN fact very oIten
o. be the arrive sour ana fanc.. no ne
easily remcdCl should receive proper af"u"i INC
best salt used q; Parties -AoIi Doe careful
and ua, iu color All shuni particularly re
member strr1d lots, matter how sweet ana
choice cannot brought into competition Win lois running
Uniform color The latter always 'udiiifh JAZZ hh,H
Quicker far premium. and iH D'trE way t"uPthH
H. dealers for their extra labor and care
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-15

Corn fed Texan Steers 409si 90 CRASHED 6o 81 900
Sc so; Color Steers IS 50aSi 60. Receipts 3OO head
HoGs-ActIve and shade higher Light shipping ana
Packing 20 l5dS0S3 25 Butchers and Phade has 50 81
as3 30. Receipts, 1900 head.
SIIEEP-Aetive, firm and htgheT Extra shipping, 30 iva
IS 37ia; Choice 81 60d$5i Common 70 Fair $50
81 so. Receipts, $50 head.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-15

Rece;s FOR tho past week az bales Shipments Of Hops.
$50 bales all Liverpool The Hop market II extremely
dull cXp0rters only operate when thcS good Hops at
low gTcs Brewer doing Also rt"y nohuR tnY TO
Hops the markell and unless iey are
iced on icy, with State, which really Just about ~
good they meet with small inquiry. Tho prospects, were
never better growing crop than We now have quota
tons:
Stqtr good 10 prime. a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "21 q
Sire fair good. u .
STATE. poor 10 liiT...... 3gG .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-15
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


NETWORK CITY.
Roosevet-st g. $50 II Of Baiaya-st % sx3i, John
Frost trustee, etc. to Mary Johnson
ExtTa-piace e cor lst-st. 25.2x6ll0, One-ba part,
Calvin Hazen and wife, to Gilbert W Barnes.
l35th-st As n Of 6Jh-ave, 26x99l John Cahill
TO Andrew Cahili..
Maconbs Dam,road. cath Ward irregular, 1hom.
as W Ludlow 70 Marie Rodman .........-.......
Maeombs Dam-road, : Gath WARD, irregular Tl0m.
w Ludlow 10 Frances a CafroN. ....-.........-..
Macombs Dam-ioad cath Ward. irregular, Arabella
Macombs Dam-road (2Ith Wsrdi, irregular, Louisa l.
Macombs Dam.road cath ward, Julia L Dsthwood..
Passagest, = 100 II W of RaTOad-si esd Nardl 20
xlOg Patrick Geary and vile, 20 Ellen eastman.
Psssagest $50 IL Il Rsilroad-st l23d Ward, 20
Xl09, Ellen Cashmdn 20 Margaret Leary
l7th-st, 5, 100 IL wOf 6th-aye, 5Ox92, Erastus
smith ard wife, 10 Wellington Germond
54thst, n $, los II 2 Of 6tb.aye, l2xlOO5. Edward
Dittman and wife, 10 Charles u White; ;........;.
2Otst, II s. 1913 II OF othaYe, lO1S3, Eilla boyle
u Mary Hunznger.
Greene-st no IN 2OxlUO Nicholas Grail and wife,
e. % Victoria Chapperon; ~: 80
Edward Fielder.
lOth-aye 5 " cor l24th.st, iOOxl0Oll; also n cor
lOthava and 123d-st, 1O0xl,O.ll and also 5 W cor
IOhaye aud l23d-st, IC0Xl00.ll, samson w Ro-
srnted and wife, to Lazarus R0senfeld. .......-...
124th-st n =, $50 it = OF lstaye, 20xluOli, JOhn
Watkins and wife, 10 James Smith. .......----...
2iave. G g. 24.9 Il OK 2Sth-st, 2l.sX75, Augusta III
schmidt and husband, to William Il Bail.
i4thst, 5 % II of LeXingiouaye' 2O1lOO.o' a MO-
4Sthst, 1874 It Of 3daye, 20xlO0. ., \ Mcneil, re-
lele 70 Is 5stf r. of STeA I6xi022 spei
jf referee 10 Nathaniel Rogers. ................
72d.st = s. 50S II eof Aye-A, lUOx1O22, G NJ spier,
IT, referee 10 Nathaniel p Rogers...:.-....;..;...
11Jthst :, 1875 u OF lstaye. 2ONlOOll, Nhalen,
referee to the New-YOrk Lite Insurance Company
l22d-st n 3, l7l.3 II OF lstaye l65xlOOll, J VIVA
len referee, to the New-YOTk Lie Insurance Com
7Is P sf % r. Of iiiaye. 206x96.5 Whaien
referee, 10 the New-fOrk Life Insurance Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-15
fjonses auo farms rDanteo.

VYyANTED-Three years. lease of large
w house. 80 40 rooms, suitable for Conservatory OF
Music; not below lithst. rutland WHITING, Beck
Ii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-15

sbyments Of Potatoes 1850 bbl4 The vegetable mar.
IA now hDeTaly supplied tho Bermla% oa and te
$3.50 and Psrnan6na steamers arrived this morlhg anu o
NoriH steamer will be to-n0rrow The Berinuaa YES
~ LII CARO- OF 1908 bbIs OF Potatoes lOOOO cres o
Onions and H. 600 Of tomates The onions are ~ goa
1nns 90" ov-nz 20 the fact that the STOCK OF
% n;ons IA exhausted. Ola Potatoes are generally
SSry dull though there Is no material change
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-15

HOUSEKEEPING dull alhc 0r export and home VIiccs
nominal irregular; state. 1873 5aIOr. Lascg JGbc; 90
Ne.rIing, % Sc: Old. fd-C.
LEAiHEB-AM kinds moderately active both FOR export
and consumption prices about steady.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-15

~ .gI DO CORRESPONDING last veal, 1852 de-" exports
rl.t week 20 uHitHE week 'f'l N.fi
ig53 90 Liverpool cable quOa"DUs. b's corresponding
week Ias wear TJ- O. note rr'dr q decline iu The '',e
w4rE,i BEGAN coming forward n INV qnlhi
the dec inc the pa, wees vas lc. Exporters o.! buy me
fr,rv The Liverpool market NOT n condition O" h'h'
very heavy shipments Just present OWN" g. The att
amount Of Cheese shipped 90 Iui"p" d.5liH tar NJ Z
t,p STOCK o Iurl.sI male Cheese was kept ont
Of the mdr,ct. Tie inhabitants ~ tat sunny
Isle srcm to have inherited tho idea that Their
Cheese 3. either worth 5u+ o- nothing sEl As An' man
Crcc for iuu, irsA tu-r hul s'o'h 'il
moi acc IL upon the market SOW ts tork q forced upon
Inc market from America r. aruNn" 20
usual there ls considerable CuIt'ui On
resulting in low prices our market % home 70 w. cor"
espresso rather Hat 40 10 % mo outside thlH p "a
sat, nry fancy l0itaIOl3 DO Good 70 Prime sie1 ~
h.. Ir.fne 10 riulcg nL..IO W,-tufaetr. Prime oaalO
guuI..... Q TO- Fan 10 Cool. q "a So
DO. skiu-. ..--...... a. S.liI's . . .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-05-15
DAKOTA SOUTHERN RAILROAD

FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT GOLD SINKING
FUND BON DS. OEIGTNA. ISSUE, 100000. CAN
CELED BY THE SINKING FUND, $4,000. AMOUNT
SOW OUTsTANDING, sJ5s,OO0. BEING AT THE RATE
OF 5000 PER MILE OF ROAD.
TIE DAKOTA SOUTHERN RAILROADruns from sioux
CITY Iowa Yankou the capital OF Dakota distance OF
90 miles road has been completed and running I'VE
years and dunng these years Of business depression NE net
earnings orsr eIDcas have each exceeded BY more
than B. Der the required the mt rest On
s first lorgncv bonds while te NOT earning ir 1871 were
two and times greater Than th" interest ON ~ rHu5
bonded debt Tho J5tuD trs u'Ti-lgc bonds are tue Oh
-Olddurilg thepat thrte
<!uUUu1 Of these bonds. When the balance
i. sold the company Wln lee entirely free Of Heating Dr..
ar, remaining bonds az 80
c,u, aud accrued which rate they weld nearly
per cont interest ...--.... -, ,.,,,.,,.,. . rro
81 st.
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FgJIIH ANp ErEHii,-IflIp 80
Vacpipfs ~ dried HNl ikcs.. WIN
hos PKG Peanuts ~ pmcu'- Of Dried APPLE, slV DUE
.f b. no change Of Importance fu notch the dried HL
market trade cuuuucs inactive aH prices are nominal *
poTi-Is nearly ai Tie Aplrs vln change hn" Dilal
very oy figures, sales 81 30 bbs of PINE tate uIalo
ri e. and q Ibls. 81 Fancy o. Tine trade IN all
other dried fruit aud berries Ouy small lobbing way
OuutatlOus:
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Ranges.

rVHE "BEEBE RANGE" with plate warmer
A AND PATENT GLASS FACE PROTECTOR a
new invention whereby the head and face OF the COOK ~ pro
Zee ed from the without interference with the
on.rtons Of the range also helps 10 Keep down the
temperature Kitchen and 70 take on the steam from
cooking JAMES " hlIttl+ D. ~ - i'''NO-'''