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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-23
BANK OF NEW. YCR K, ". B. 4.
NEty WINK Eaut II 1878

NOTICE.-A meeting OF the stockh0lderS OF
~ this will be held AZ the banking house on MONDAY
the 23d inst O'Clock consider and upon the
question Of reduction Of the capita stool irO 10000 shares
10 shares ~ on. BY order of the
hoard r. Il. FEKRIS Cashier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-23
NOTICE to the FIRST MORTGAGE BOND

~ HOLDERS OF THE ST. CHARLES BRIDGE COM
PANY, NILSSON RITupTe viii be meeting OF the holders
of bonds Of slhi A. the Office OF
Lord BAY Lord, l2O BToRisay lqmabe BulldBg),
2Jh day Of September, 1873 a II a. m, 10 con
question Of eIehanng satt hrs morRag' bonds,
which October 1873, for the bonds OF the 81
louis Kansas Northern Railway Co.. % he secured
by mortgage upon the BRIDGE property. HENRY DAY,
AiIDrneY behaIf 81 slih Rnndhn-drrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-23

The following shows the relations the total
serve and deposit liabilities:
Sept "a Sept. 81. Changes
specie. ....... Sl8j647OO SlS,3228OO Dec. 1921 300
Legaltenders.... 48S9l2O0 4S,53S,4 Dec, 352.S00
Total reservs. s674459OO s66S5l, 200 Dec, 1854
Reserve required
against deposits. b3,567,26O b4,326,0O0
Excess OF
above legal
GureBs6tI. 49,. s12s7s65O s12,535 200 Dec s3l34JO
Tberesalt OF the transactions at SubTreasury
the week ended September 20 were as follows:
told.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-23
KINGS MOUNTAIN MINING COMPANY.

NEW YORK. Sept ., 1873
Of the stockholders Of the Kings Noun
Mining Company viii be held NJ the office Of the company
No ~ Broadway, Room No. 81, TUESDAY, October l.
1873. ~ o'clock Tor tha transaction Of any business
which may legally transplre 49, . ,-r,,,,o,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-23

from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day reported by tee
| "~P Receipts EhipnentA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-09-23
,EooND BoARD-I O'CLOCK P. NJ

Chic & Alton
2OO-..bcb3 So =
Cent OF n Jersey
lOO..b be. SO E
Ohio & Miss pref
lUO...bc. 10 y
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-06-28
Hamlet on THE DEATH OF HIS
MOTHER.

q, that this too, too solid flesh would melt,
fhaw, and resolve itself into stew.
How weary stale. Nat, round, square,
0blong, threecornercd, and Improbable
Seems To me all the uses of this world,
Eye ont. . fye! 'tiS an unweeded = rden
That grows TO seed; things rank and gross in
nature
Possess II merely potato bugs. CrasshoppcrS,
Gurrant. worms teld-mice, June-bugs,
And other cattle too numerous to mention.
u, that IL should come to this,
But two months dead-nay, not tive:
Not until the Il ght of time brings Tuesday roun'
SO excellent king, that was, to this,
Hyperion 10 u Satyr SO loving TO my mother
That he night not let the winds Of heaven
Visit her face too roughly. Great guns.
Must remember. why she would hang
Around him, aS il she Thought him
Sweeter tnan candyman, when, AS the sequel
shows,
She was to use the vulgar parlance OF the street.
Pulling the wool ever his eyes.
Within month-let mo not think ont
4 little month, or ere those shoes We're old
With which she followed my poor fathers body
Like Niobe all tears, and for which he
Paid seven dollars and ilfty cents
\ few days before he died
O, heaven. u woman that had the sense
of cockroach would have mourned longer,
Ii for nothing else than to show her
Mourning suit-married with my uncle George,
My fathers brother: but no more like my father
Than am like q last years birds nest
oil CaY DtgEtrk.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-06-28

dogs. hut when with their charge, neither
domcsticated nor Wild dogs dare venture
u attack them. These dogs can be
readily taught to bring homo the flock
at certain hour in the evening. Their
most troublesome fault, when young,
is their desire to play with the sheep,
and III doing So, they sometimes gallop
their charges numerically. In train
ing the shepherd dog, commence when
not more than six months old, The
best place to train pup is on the road,
Teach HIM first to mind Your word,
Nearly all directions To the pup should
be given hv motion Of the hand in the
direction you wish him Is -, ana nj.
ways accompany the voice hy motion
of the hand. After your pup has
learned to mind the word and is trained
to march haek and forth from one side
of the flock to the other nj the sweep
of your hand, commence to teach him
to pass M the side of the llock 10 do
this make II motion with Your hand up
the side You wish him To 70, throwing
your arm out Ms you would to direct u
man beyond the reach OF your voice,
and call ont :" Away UP |" until he gets
hold of vour meaning. 10 teach him
to 20 clcar round il flock and 50 turn
thcm towards you, repeat the motion
of sending him up the side until he gets
partly round the head OF the flock aud
then call down on the opposite side.
A(tor ho has once learned to 20 round
the flock, II sweep of the back and
when hc has got 10 his plaec; keep mn
eve ON him, and sing out ut times,
" Drive them upw To train him to
bark whenever YOU wish, mako u fuss
yourself and 50 get him excited and
then sing out, "Spcak to them" We
arc often surprised that therc arc not
moro Of these valuable dogs on nll our
western farms Quincy lFedcn Agricd
ttria,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-06-28

young soldier came home, Then there
was i quiet wedding the festivities cou-
Scquent upon the marriage II tile heir
of the manor being reserved until the
return OF the bridal pair from u lengthy
tour in Italy, when ii WAS iondly hoped
that Cyril would he fully restored ~
health ana strength, 50 that the tonant-
~ could he made happy by his presence.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-06-28
Humorous.

Bay windows are snfo harhors 1T
night for little smacks.
brilliant and impulsivo people have
black eyes. If they don't hayo them
TO begin with, they get them sooner or
later
newly painted,
Ana when 'hc ri6 W 70 troycl homo, lhot gol nf
hls-she tainted,
""hlskey is your greatest enemy
sald u minister To Deacon Jones. "But.'
lfntsSn"T spfs pS, we ycs, I'd, deacon @ MO Jones' @ p hut
II don't say wo nre "a swallow them"
You cunt plant onts too early, nor is
II possible 10 get too many in hill.
You may not raise anything else tins
season where the cat is planted, but in
the meantime tho cat would not have
raised anything either, and that il
where the enormous profit cotnes IN.
An innocent young woman entered
adry goodsstore The other day and asked
for II pair of stockings. The clerk po-
litcly asked her what number sh6 wore.
Why, two, you fool Do You think
am ccntipodc or tlat hayo Il wood
On leg?"
" Do you not like To go to church?'
SAID II lady to Mrs. lnrtington LAW
me! do replied Mrs L. "Nothing
does mo such good ~ to get up early
Sunday morning and 20 tp church md
hear popuar minister dispense with
the gospel,
Two young men were out fishing the
other day, and on returning were going
past farmhouse and felt hungry.
They yelled 10 the farmers daughters.
Girls have you my buttermilk?' The
reply was gently waited back to their
ears. Yes butw keep il for our own
calves" 81.
Wag to preachcr) ~" Rpvcrond sir,
can you tell INC whether tho fnttcd calf
Of the parable vas male Or icmnlc?n
Preacher" Female, 10 be sure, Tor
see the male Yet alive in the flesh be-
fore me"
a Jersey wldower, who had taken an
other partner, waA sCrenaded on his
night The parties brought
phonograph, IN which was preserved
some Of the abjurgations of his first
wife, and when they set il going under
MS window, the happy bridegroom
lrOkc out into II cold sweat, and crawl
q np the chimney on q bridal tour
Scene III Il horse car. Seats III occu.
licd- Enter IL person dressed M d lady.
Bright little hoy rises and offers her his
eat. Lady drops into il with M air OF
light disdain. Boy Ooh. | beg your
,ardon, did you speak," Lady" No
didn't say anything" Boy "Oh, ox-
use me, thought you said thank
'ou.'" Lady in high dudgeon--" You
my have your seat" Boy tresuming
{ -" Well III thank You" passen-
.ers conyulsed. Lady disappears al
hc next street crossing
"Sophronia, dear" lie began III he
~ bis new wife out through the garden,
twenty-five years ago, when ] was II
oung chap, mother gave me ounce
eod which she discovered in the crop of
pigeon, and planted il here by the
'al. This great ounce tree il the re-
llt. buried mother near ii at last,
on see, and now every year the pi-
cons come and make their nests in il
! preference 10 any other spot
ophronia broke into long, soft, CUR.
ling laugh. What amtises you, dear
II 4" he asked. lIahahaha! hohoho-
Ohio! Hehehehehel she answered
i'm, i was haha thinking what
ehehehe strange quinceseed.ence!"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-20
nnAirsrIr NlARKETS.

BUFFALO y Y. April l9.-F!our m faT demand sa's 81
corn steady sales LOCO bush New on !Gk &C. 49, aoq'
sales of 900 bush canada on uacS a. bSa' 1is r ~
Made other articles unchanged Railroad freiFht' IN
changed Canal Lsghs nm boats :, scare Sa1 ReG2' ~
200 BUSH Oats, 1900 bushi Barley, 6O0o bush Rvs
t VorI I37 zoo bush shipments by railtoad-Four
$0Ii bbIs Wheat &c zoo Busn Corn $4,000 bush; oas,
canal otdewaeF-Wheat 81 l47 bush Corn 1919 bush
GancIS6, April ioFlonr Dun and unchanged, 4, Wheat
dul, and shade lowF no chicago SprnE - no gasn
No. do 81 % Rejected, $50 com. steady with c"ni
june: Relecci g be- Oas in god demand, and shade
higher; 2G4c, cash and April 26sas6c, Nav ana june
rive quiet and weak al jsc. Barley quiet and weak ~ &c
June 90 july LaGia fair demand lower s6S7
81 july Bulk Meats Gsay and ungqngo Ale"p2l 33c
asked Frcisnts-Corn to Buffalo Be- This being Good fIdy'
there was afternoon board.
hut steady red 81 loas T. Corn strong at aaiic oais
nm M ilT d'lnal ~ 500, ~ A. I, Ian t3r poTI
and uominay 80 90 Lara steady In fair demand cur
rm at - 90 - 81 and >. for Shoal cs Clear RIO ana clear
sides Bacon steady a. 4a e ana re !9r ShVHy
du. and droepng sugar firm unchanged Live Hogs en-
ass al no Butchers In the market receipts ISL snip
DEIaoi! April lazFlour steady aud unchanged small
s,,I ot nv a. 80 CvI ~ o'Hs GinI oi M ,,v
held az zoe Clover seed lower with moderate demand;
Corn. 800 bush: oats 3lc1 bush Shipment gour
Loco bills; Corn rome; oats 500 bush nh,
steady closed quic, No Milwaukee at ~ i,'i f,r Hard
~ lj4 Tor -o; No CO., ~ 1893. cash and Ami
- lOss May; ~ 0Jls June No do II % = Corn quiet
Little stronger Old, Ale. New JS0Jgc oats, No =.
264c Rye quiet, but steady 40 J.. 5Se Barley ,tron,
5.05Tz: May, 5gC. Provisions nll. Mess PORK, -!
Lard Prime steam. 80. FIcigEt,-Mheat To Iuha o. &C.
ST LOUIS April lg-FlOuT unchanged Wheat, better Tor
cash unsettled FOR options; Red Fl ~ 1874, ca,u;
II Sdsl M closing ~ l3l.. May; Ma. do 81 OtasG
81 o. cash Con easier at - a. cas 3'sg 80 e. MAY
lul. June oats 2Gs02G &c. cash "a bii June
RYE 5gl06Uc. Barley unchanged. Whisky STEADY, ~
~ "a Pur l. ~ lj0Sg %. Cssh; - 9'Las9, May Lard
slow bid Bllk Meats duh at IS j0a$3 70, - Soc
90 80 for shoulders Clear Ib and Clear sides
Bacon unchanged. keccipts-2,Juu tb@ fl"uT; -, uo
bush Wheat 80 900 bush com COCO bush. oats; 5IOu
bush. rye LOCO bush. Barley. ShipmoHts-GuOO bbls
flour; 900 bush Wheat 10 900 bush Corn lOCO basA
Oats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-20
YESTERDAY. Today.
YESTERDAY. Today.
THE MARKETS.
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NGw.YoEE April l9-BEEv ESs-Receipts today we're 40
ifssh Cs,e making se7G saturday against 560S
iet was inner and fairly active al an advance Of NC Der h
Exporters took gao fat Oxen and Steers at from 9hc 20 dress
purchased about 500 sleer al IRON sac n 70 Dress 80 D.
up loh TO dress 81 b. and some fat Bulls at 50 4OdsJ 70
sales a Jersey Guys NJ Goldsmith, for Joseph Co.. "a
sst ~ do 800 y, al iOc 50 do, llss ~ ne; u DO
IS g 10 &C., h S ~ q n a. les i 81 per r. head
o. and q EItTa 90. l,45s n a. lle, % dress 81 n,
e. .g ec les soc Der bead 20 TO- lo7 n a. e'c "a 90
s1e 80 40. 400 D. a. 20 TO aress "a u.
l sa5 i9r n MSrS b i2 y, ,s, steers l8' n at
o. Lag D. at 9ac Is Do ga D. at Toe; 10 coarse do
and Is do. 800 n, At 81 40 per 100 ~
W. = dudley Cor A Vorei IS Illinois steers ll6l n at
oy n Morris. IA Il Illinois iS Steers e. lls b. at oc
yoEeL iqr MsysTs 4 Reggns,eu, q Illinois steers lsla
s y Y se S S and l ~ a Ss s S9 225 b. at ioe
sse- a. av,hsI q smith on his own account i9 Massa
T. q Eastman MS aec6ust 81 illinois Secs
hstec 50 Do llisb at sac. and $50 DO. ~ c1t at
il ) Iiassat.s tor n MOrus 81 Illinois steers 2s5 n.
% dress So B Tor PfaSer Co al do I5 10 a sisc and
Coon Thompson for Coon n Co. f0 Illinois steSra ga
q at lec and 81 do l40s o. a. 9'se and = z head
.no saturday last IS 1884 AGAINST 7lO for Tho correspond
Pnce, fei on ffacoa before hs close Common 10 Good
ahged from &C. TO &c b. Choice Jersey do reached
B. Poueher sold % Jersey Calves liOalso n at7s7bc
Davis Hauenbeok. Is state Calves, l24 ~ At &C. y NJ
90 ll4 D. 81 Sci al DO l2S n. at 2c 80 DO. l25
0tei Is o. 1903 D. "a 81 IS 100 n = DO, f55 b Csc
hume Elliott Co, state Calves. IL n. at Gaze; and
siEaf AL rivals to-day were II . carloads,
~ @toH bead cars az Cchsl and Ga at Jersey City.
Sts we're holding back, and trade extremely dull ~ "A
ae9er small reduction IN prices Transactions included
ntthoad ~ poor unshOrn Colorado Sheep at 23c n a
aa u Common Mlssoar eo NJ; several carloads Of
y tiine Western Abd state 90. 81 90 a6ac. car OF
5Sy 90 70 an exporter 10 N average a. 80 81 100 b.
,Rlru nhUcp, Far 20 Good, ranged 20 ~
lp Noarling Lambs from 67td7Lc b h and spTipR
Lambs from u 20 - 80 head, and 90 90 Ice b b.
Davis haleubeck 90 good state sheen IA aVerage At
SIS per 100 ~ lSs Par do, ~ n, AZ 6ise i6g State
fesp and iambs mixed 81 ~ 0ssc; ib7 NEssr cli,d
eAes 50 q al 4sei ~ no. 9O %, q; 81 70 psT 100 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-20
THE MONEY MARKET.
FRIDAY. April 1872. NJ.


ro.A.v being Good Friday, the Stock bAchaiso
- Tberefore our weekly review embraces
We g.. I,n.i,ass DAYS which ended last night.
Concerning the stock market there Is htlie 10 auu
60 our daily reports. The amount Oh trans rams.
oo.ions 1.OsO.29I shares against 'Z9'ool
-, for the preceding full week, clearly
ind,cates its activity, while its character Is
revealed by the report Of advances IN prices
,vbicn range from u TO 49, per cent. And the au-
vances which are shown by the final sales "eie
made after sharp reaction from the best prices u
,be week Only three OF the active stocks sno"
any decline: Wabash, Il Ohio and MissiSs,rPl
common 81, and preferred 1l2 per cent
-onyer stocks have continued to mOnopohze Ial ~
,or+or of the trading as well as Of the attention
of speculators and the stocks ueioio -
have become active and prominent ROCK ls''"u
making the best advance Of the week III
riss from 1O2la to 1871 The truLk line
,bares although recording advance. have scarcely
been strong without an apparent effort to make
them so. The arguments used in favor OF the west
ern shares fail to be applicable TO those representing
the companies which for three months have been
doing large business. but at unprecedentedI 10"
rates and which now have before them water
competition for the next eight months hoV
only. "a heretofore, east-bound business
INIT also on the hound freight. 80 that these
stOcks have required, III addition 10 tie n
fbe Western shares, constant uailu at inc OC"V"S'
to Give them even a show Of buOyanCy.
The Quicksilver stocks were dealt IN 10 an ui',
psual extent the common declining per cent ana
the preferred rising 3l2 per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-20
CT. LOUIS CITY.
~ PROPOSALS FOR GOLD AND STERLING RE.
NEMAL BONDS

,,-,-.- , MAYoEs OFFICE g. LOUIS March 80, 1873.
sale Of bonds City sufficient 20 pay
s4G9,000 Of bonds Of the CITY and
which the CITY liable all maturing during the fiscal year
Of ~ AP bo5 saq pro o ioT me purchase
Of million three hundred twenty eight Thousand
ha6dfd pods sterling 1s955 SoS or ay portion thereof s
over nifty h1usaod dollars tt0OOOO or ten thousand pounds
or COMMERCE. in YEW.YOItK until l2 O'Clock noon Of
the twentieth day Of April 1875 and publicly opened by
The awards, which viii be subject The approval OF the
Committee ON Ways and Means OF each branch OF Muni
cipsl Assembly VIII De finally acted upon before the
twentysecOnd day OF April 1873.
SAID bonds will be dated May J. 1873 and viii each of
sterling payable TWENTY RS after date aud will
snmannusl interest coupons Of
s25 L. s. gold coin 20 sterling payable the first day Of
bond and both bonds ana coupons will be payable TO bearer
g9d com or at the ONCE Of j. = Morgan Co, London,
England Ia pounds sterling. AZ the option OF tho holder
,ssI ~ We Naual BANK OF commerce ia New YORK, or at
The ONCE OF The Comptroller o. the City Of St Louis either
a. follows 40 per thereof tho s day May 1878
SO Per cent on The lot day Of june aud the remainder The
~ SS The accrued interest Oh the bonds 10 be
Proposals must the price offered IN current funds per
bOn ana te place aud date dates when delivery desired
the National Bank Commerce i'm ev Y"rt ennai ~ vs
!5lPcr cent? TIE amount Of bonds bid said deposit
part pufchase money. forfeited 10 the CITY In event of
failure or refusal on the part Of this comply with his
All proposals must refer 70 the advertisement as portion OF
me Agreement on e part Of the bidders must be addressed
Sew, HoTk, and be inSoTsed PROPOSALS FoRPURCHAsE
The undersigned the right to reject any and all
proposals. and also the right N the premium being
sample bond can be seen and further information Oh
tanned az the Once Of The Comptroller OF the City Of ST. Louis
HENRY oyERsToLz Mayor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-20

md 1Onls closing at the higher price
The London market was quite active during the
week. and British cOusols were feverish on the
varying chances of war. but closed firm. United
States urties showed great strength all the time
ending, however, a little lower while American
railway securities showed frmness as rule No
change was made in the minimum rate of discount
at the Bank of England, and il remains at 3 per
cent, while in the outside market three-mOnths bills
are reported lower. at 2l4 per Gems. Bar silver fell
from 5i4 pence the ounce, English standard, to
533i closing at 81. The following are the highest
and lowest prices Of securities for the week. ANA the
closing sales to-day and a week agO:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-20
Eenal Nollrcs.

CUPREME COURT. - BENJAMIN ROW
- LAND, JI. ANA HARVEY ROWLAND, JIt, pla nt.ifs,
against WILLIAM BALDWIN, defendant Trial to be bad
City ami County Of New YORK. To tho above named
decndant-YOu hereby summoned 20 answer the com
plant IN this action and 20 serve Of your answer on
The plaintiffs within twenty days after the service OF
this summons exclusive Of the day 81 service and IN case Of
failure answer judgment will DC taken
default for the relief demanded the com
plant. Dated March 1873. Chambers BOughton Prem.
ss PLANTING Post ONCE address and Office NO %
LAbeTty-t New-i ORR city.
NOTICE-Iakc notice. that dcfault appear
the above summons Judgment VIII be taken against
Of six thousand and nytWO and dollar
with Interest from Ap p 1877 with Of this
Chambers BOugbnn Irenss PLAINTIFF attorneys. No. 6V
Liberty It., NeW.NOTk city.
TO WILLIAM baldwin, -.
served upon you by pnDncatlOn,
purnant TO OF Honorable Charles Daniels one OF
Inc Justices OF Supreme Court OF state OF New York
made lie am day Of April 1878, and filed with the
plant In tho ONCE OF Clerk Of city and County OF New.
EorL on aid law at the Court House IN said city
CHAMBERS, BoUGHTON PRENTIsS,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-20
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ynnnIAN ApK ETA

tox,o~ ArrI 10 In the MincinC markets. dunng
~ s.t et lusuess chan ed for the better There
Win he Few If any public sales held until next THURSDAY
ia rtet and steady. Prices uuChaUge' except tOI
refined which is slight advance Tea i without
aniuaou The public sales Of China and Inda nave Dttl
rather small Quotations generally Unchanged 1hete
has beci supply Of Coffee brought forward ts wees
Al the public sales India descriptions have fallen j. 20
2 per cwt Plantation all fonnd buyers at about the
last prices Numerous parcels O tOrcsn were D"ng N
low qualities are stl depressed Rice rather hme bacA
and White Pepper slightly recovered from the a He
PRESTON but prices still very low. Sapere i quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-20

state Yeariinss 10 D. at 0c 80 do ca b. at 1tc' anu
oG 9 9a Elliott Co. 1874 Unsh@n Ohio sheep 81 d. ateho
and $50 state do, 93 ~ At 6Ssc.
McGraW state sheep, 30 10, az o-sc., mar
Rsse pide0ck rs Ohio Clipped sheep 81 ~ q. 70 Pc
100 M an1 i9g Ordinary UnshOrn Illinois sheeb on ID "
5ae. 1eo Common Unshorn
Nonfi sheep 81 H. 4ac, and lU2 Inferior Cooiauo u'
30 no. = Holmes lat Ohio Clipped sheep 80 10 az
10 virginia spring Lambs so ~ at lOc ana Do no. W ' "
9G PEI oucer 81 Spring Lambs at s. 50a$5 80 per head
uoSsis cars at and cars at Jersey CITY ana
@ saurlayi "a 20 748 against 2226 Tor same ule is'
t "a " Reid sold ITO Ohio Hogs, alive 1856 70 ayer&ge'
" az ner m No regular trade In Dressed Hogs as the FIo
dnce j. change is closed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-20
11rr srocK MARKErs-BY TELEGRApH.

lq-CAITLR-Rec tOdy. i,o29s nea.i
total for the week 1907 head against ySo a
iast Of IS consigned IhpuEh' 80
sa 1870 avNer owing 10 favorable Eastern advices some
sales rather higher; shippers steers AT -
a. Choice steers on
Westcrn at s3ds3 49, Canada at IS 11dS4i az
ll2 OF through STOCK III inc SAiu' NJ" ~
shipment tomorrow -on ,ooa ,o,ai tor tho
SiITTP AND LAMI- Receipts today 0OD heau ' S, o
consigned through ii market dan dehala ngn ic
,gs mainly OF poor medium quality when are
good grades in request at full last weeks pre- SvDcd
$3.50 CO. OF Extra ~ 10; NHpPou
snct ic oT Mondays prices supply equal 10 deldand
IOCs-Ieceipts to-day, 1888 head; total lOf lhe Wa
GOV % -GO heat against 500 mead ast week cOhslR
iTonrb i3S ears fair shipping demand for workers. quot
shc Yorkers AZ - 6Ods 80; Heavy, Fair 10 ChOce ~
- Goa 80 So; best grades disposed or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-04-20
financial.
BY GEEEy&WI-E.
By GEEES & NI-R.
Real Estat, AGENTS and AuCtiUncerS. -
DN NIRII- L of q DECREE of tho CIRll-II

By GEEES & WI-R,
Real Fstat, AGENTS and AuCtiUncers -
DY VIRTUE of n DECREE Of the CIRCUIT
~ COURT % The City Of Al xauars a. rrndcrsd at the
September Term 1871 tie su.i 81 &c King ac The AioN
an1fia fredericksburg Hallway Company and Others IA"
unccrs gne commissioners therein named ~I proceed On
SAT tuA T. tho l. dav 81 JUNE, 1875. II Ocingk
-, bv public auction, In front az tie Market Battling on
Royal-t NV Of Alexandra. Va rc whole of ~"
ALEXANDRIA And FREDEEtCK~BtE G RAILWAY.
extending The southern end Of The Long Bdg" In Alex
Va QuaHtlCo IN stafford County. lu sal
together Win ali ami singular rs franchises rEt IN
privileges. property aud estate, resi- personal aud
mixed whercsoeyer situate and by whOHsOeyrr held The
rolling stock Of sad railway Conslsts %
Pour O. Locomotive Engines
Five go Passenger Cars.
Two ~ oIubucd Passenger and Baggage Cars.
Two Oh Baggage Cars.
1Uenjy.OHe I'll GOudOla Cars freight
Terms Ten per cent Of The putchl'e money Ia Dc
p3d In cash and the residue IN three equal annual payments
from the day sale the deferred payments 10 be evidenced
by the bonds the purchaser bearing interest with security
satisfactory TO said commissioners Of sale the ue 10 said pro
be retained until the purchase j. fully pad
purchaser 10 be let into until The sale shall
have been confirmed by said Court.
NJ. H. WELLS,
FRANCIS l.. SMITH, r..
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