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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-22

..1ad feeling the order, g all hands to the
or was promptly obeyed. Lake Shore which
PL sacli,ca from GO1e to 59ai, rose to OH. and
.Io.od strong at 607s. Michigan Central recorded
.a,c. at 59a,06O, and ended at 60A bid, not beng
oecr,d under Co.'S. Erie rose from 9ls TO o's@9l2'
WV, 1 C.n,rol and Hudson was firm at 105os01O g.
Nartb,vest common was particularly strong, rising
60 9G0357 to 371s037, and the preferred sold at
Goa IN 635s0631o. ST. Paul common also stlfiened
mn from ssh to 39l go, the preferred stock being
ouiet at 69l. 60os 69le. Whether or not the par
tics in these stocks have entire confidence Ill tnef
positon they are moderately successful IN conVlhc-
ing the average operator that they have Ihey laik
Of the immense crop of last yeaT-over one-tnru "a
which has come forwardas if it were to besuncieh'
,onov $50 900 per mile for miles OF railway, whch
did nor cost over $12 900 per mile to build Inc con
timed sales of bonds, from the proceeds Oh VIII"
back dividends have been paid are now Ioi e. ~
although the same bonds are now a TAX uPoi . ls
come of the roads for interest, taxing ptccucco
future dividends upon stocks ana ill., 'ot nv Omen
not like to hear the suggestion that ,ho ar cron
Winter weather is likely to result III goo5
,h;s vear Tor the roads 10 carry. let IL - soou
idea for an investor to keep ln hhhu' 80,
Rock Island on small trade rose today 10 oo's
On $3.50 992l. The low-prced 'fancies presented
no feature except an unusual trading III nahi'lp'i
and st. Joseph preferred at 27a26i2G27 western
1-nion made clean advance of III per cent from
7Ga to ~ and closed at 77ai. This was because OF
the advance in telegraphic rates. When rates were
being reduced the Western Union officials said that
,be reductions resulted in a greater bust
mess sufficient to give the company larger
90, earn,ngs than ever before. Therefore
:, "a curious to see the company dong
. ,Ling which by its own statement, Will certainly
FINNISH its receipts. The company has already adj
yancc,l rates to point where they are an eXorbtant
tsv ,,non the business OF the country. The people
bavc 9nly one remedy-tO use the telegraph RS little
90 no,sbie until the Continental Company (Which,
we hear is going forward rapidly has ITS lines open
The coal shares to-day were very dull, but III,
c1ined 10 be heavy. Delaware, Lackawanna and
WeStera sold down to and closing al 5ol4 and Deia,
ware and Hudson down To 49si The market closed
inactive, but feyerish.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-22

FLOUR AID MEAI-FL9rl maIke, dn'' shade fa7 EASIER
agnlTy mqn S INK rs e3, s s , y g %e. In
-? 5o az 90 2oo IBIS low Grade Eyif - 9o@s 30
Minnesota Ex.rs, $jG5o 10 Tor me Who'll, "a -. ,D9 D
Of he o ak Mere no2 f '' Ia9 an S,r - %
W az nv :, aod Is 70 Gocd to Cire - soas -
Sc i5es7 %: Exira rye eZ'ure. = toa%i
as -: some few fancy brapcs held IN, hichrr;
i a% t. N fi $ 55S as co. FAR d"@e - c13e o5
Coos TO Choice fs%t,1TM,tif,v ,Y il' i'n
sales 800 bbs Poor % inno L-la : l"r p -
t.air , - ~ So Tsrcy iaInijy - 75ass ., ElE
l1l5 css so. = "n' TWiFNr T6rR-s-n
ING Sc = 90 pei 100 u CpHN N - ~ M -
%l1l :' :, 20 sales 500 CoAEeT MEAL 81
FoiEIiiN FC1fS~l:y auction, sale. SEQ cases v1cnca
Oranges. - JoasG Is, va uyerl2.L ,..-o. .., .,y.
s,pSr and ac1. inclined to hoS or limited speculative
in9@.y iT Vim 81 2Sasi - no %crthvr.; p -
InsraSd inter Red Wc';n ~ 3jes y No lutr
Wintr Its lamar, co:ed 81 81 Phi, $: ~ as5'd do"
81 IA a.ks No spring Febr9ary Il 2io g ~ ci.
S 5ssea % ;, M9 saa p 30 Nolt%e. y, :. AZ
e e" 81 24s BID s. 2a a.ied; co. Januiy - -o,a
md. Il - al GO; fsiaiiyii ~ - s.rcl '
R9E-Dun 7Oa 7ScWeSlrrn; 1@o7"c. state lal;li;l
,1agi sl5 $50 6usi UasTalcl Cana o. Part ,2c,
uaildcI, lIya terms ,un bIah i',l ',l' '-i r,.
ann unchanged go corn dub unsettled. steamer lHNod
SHADE better; other Grades IN buyers favor vy nod'r'
eyport and nome demand Ami'd SPECULATIVE" inquiry
sales, l2l, OO0 bush. including 1900 bush. si; pan.
AGED 4O0for.: 3. JO0Jlc. steamer Mixed, 'b
uJ7c: steamer Yellow. BIC; Jersey Yellow 97c;
Mixed, Jannafy DUG;
c,,ine 5GI;c bi; - nc asked; February, jGc BID.
ode asked do. March, 5Gc closing 5Gc bd, b7c asked:
90 MAY dc bid 55c. asked No JaHu'ry t'3r; hii
~ &C. asked do. February aSc bi, % skc d. NAi,h
asked do. May aS+c.: CLOSING, Or pa SO.
asked OATS very duh lower sales 1000 bush N".
2 30 l1U3'c.; No White, 3Ghc; no While, NC hiAtd
Western s. &c. white WESTERN 30 2039t. Mixed STATE,
8Gla87c. White STATE 81 a ole FLED auh lover
sale ~ lbs and 60 lbs. '00+l9' 80 ~ rlJ; 100 los
s20dS21. Rye Feed, $l9gt21 9narps s@laF-" pr tch
iXht STOCK III soit anll" ana lt-e'l
Tor sale al IDwir prices Medium - 75d+l 80; Marrow,
:, lIas2 10; Pea IL SjaSl 80: Whi;e Kidney. - goa
- % Red Kidney firm, 81 co. all Choce
-. ~. n1.-.r ~. .z,. xnur nnnnl.l " 81 Anr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-22

Steam, spot 81 7Oas7 rs 239 tcs "on grade" g 900
81 G2L 500 tcs, Prime Steam January 81 77adSl 20 /
l,5OO tcs, February 81 10 closing 81 72 5000
tcs. March, 81 s2ad$ 81 closing 3! 81 LOO tes
April, 81 92 Cty steam lower
sales 100 ties. ~ IS Refined in moderate demand sales
500 tcs Continent part s. 1874 600 tea West India IS To-
BUTTER and CHEESE as last noticed EGG - z14
Pennsylvania IL zaI5ac Western, 1dl5c., Canada, llG
l2c.; Southern, IA a &c; LINED. sale.
RICE-Quet unchanged Domestic, D L291c.
SEEDS-Dull nominaly unchanged.
SUGAR-Raw, dull, nominal 72ig1'4c., for Fair 10 Dood
Refining SdSs4c Centrifugal sales 40 hhds, 2Ol bxs
Noasscs-Sugar Che; Refined moderately acuye Hafus
gsdJ74c: STANDARD " A." 9lsc.
STEARINE-Quie sales, $50 tics Prime sc.
TALLOW- Steady sales. $4,000 rs. Prime ssc.
WHIskEY-Dull sales. SO bbls, IL 0G per gallon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-22
UopSE MARKET

Comparatively little change either IN demand or prees has
taken the week. yet the arrivals have In
creased from those OF several previous weehs
tncsy especially brought To our notice They were
owned by MCs.fA ErOs OF LOckpOr, this state who
brought the blue grass regions Of KENTUCKY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-22


BUFFALO Jan 81 Flour in light demand; sales t25 bbls
E M g. 81 Am6a 1888 E'k Wine 60 72q5 80 New
Process - 55a-. 30: ,ty Ground 10 spfing - l56
- =; -. spnng.- 90 254t6 10; amber g Z 81;
i've Flour $49$l - Wheat, 10 sales reported no
S a5 s se~n Il oPS ca4 o SG Se SD' en- " a9
iS g, I s 49, ~ XXI cana a' a. n m
pnylto terms car loads state, on lracs at 7oc Mat
T.ss az short 5nas12: short cut, clear sli Lard
s srIs h a sl G DT S Il 56G
- 10 Hsh fryisb- Unclaimed hocrip,s by raii.5 LOO
busA OATS ir-uO lush. - IL, 700 bush l,e. snip
Coui 290JO bush Oais; l0sOo bu-l Barley 1900 BUSH
6ur,co Jan 2i.-Fonr Dun unchanged. .yhcat in tnlr
- = 14sGsi 0.as Fcb1lry. = % dsIc; ~. ; TO-
February -. HA''A ,c'o5t%i ,t,c oitS quot
h., ,,{ g. .....,s5 80 f:- ''I ,
at .,lsa55ec pr eel Hog. dun AZ. - 2oati 20
aio % ,aic Lard active y 30 cash = 80 Fbruar,
- 't1 a24 Na'oL Bu.s AHi' s.'aN' m I?;Irrd
in.i va q,oi,iy irirr corn hf,ncr not quota
s se sar Lar arr 5 nj s5a "a r 4a ~ oT anu uoS
cals,A IN r. ll'nr aah, Family = coetG q for
f.. go. u.,s t.i 90 2.aalc Eyc c.-r a. 80 ~. ia.ey
- . .s anh huy"r l.n.ary Iari quiet s,'"' >. ig
Re 6..-5 =. son ci,.-. 80 Bach q.ir.: ShoaI.
c'lN. '-c ,r q ~. i'1i -d'-' a. ".,cg I,a.s
q, iay,. iic ior ! arH y % do wti."y gool de
alao t,iiu upaara 90 81 o2. nu'tr. dun ald dropping
= b.tk4Ag. - ID
I...'l.r- d.. :! .D rs.tlrts. l. -. aLrmsIta Jl5
Drf.l!! san. -. Vhca' dili: Extra Michigan.
n! -i .. cu - - l.rrspis- hsa,, .i1li aUHll
-. .f.. '.f. .II p. .ff bush
MfwAtfr b. Iau .l.-flnur dun drooning Wheat weak
c.o liiv 4., - 80 s.. ian' aud ~ "a. "r soit No.
... 81 %. sash IaauaIy nal I.bruaTy - 90 March. No.
rn i,, Com qI!ri so. - iic oai. steady 80 . -. &C.
I've w,..rf. 80 5lL. H4i!.f Ih!. $50. Sptlac.
anI rrhriai, tg-r. January tlitc Provision, steady.
.t-4 i,r 10 90 Ir II ttn-- So DIcsstd Hogs - -
al 20
ilI,eatn, r.4n Jan F.. r, Gen cr9,a,
er.ic O., Good Iria,ra. t5atletc. for Far To- Good
Iar.rfh ,. r. luf l.ir. ~ -, 80, iof ',rf A.i t"l
SUGAR. no or.n.c.. q.'rl "a &c; &c. 9r fsr ald COG
l,'i'LL iit- i'N.'i DO Jag "'ii a. d" ii 'Hi 'tf
j q. g.. ' .. i' 49, ,i .,' ~ ,, ~. e..
i4"' t .i' \ 'i.IN'- '''''.E' f'''i'i. i.' 20 ~ l
auu prices i4f'r ''s't, % ."'r'.A - % -. - -
tu|.. 20 tit... - DID, ..'.t - ''4- o. iiti- J.
,at iNt'a tau., Zen snl Hr'l 80 Good - 10; tl'ic
80 ts t..-..' O. fsi'.t .ti N..tr
I..l -..i,, - o.. -- ." I,t 5Irr qlf't Of 50 fie
Tu. t.- iru.rr U.Ift fnr N,f IuglHurJt Ari,
b. -.4.- il. corn NrA'. i..,4, .LHHlur4J - -
i.,- 900 b.I1 NAtl l.l a.d .,t., l'u.s. itun
l.,L . "t, W'.'rr .'- q r-ral". . ..4el 80 :
d". Aniurr. ID 81. '.lh -'r 2. '. '-.r H.1' i'
= iu4 81 IS if' i' '.. '' '.''. e.. '''..
f'th-f It4Htt ''' 'HH '+'l .|"'' i"' .f.l''
Du, r,.'rily a n-li.s 'Ii, 'r." iIr ST. N' OF bore -
N!. r+''. t-.. l'i' I.'- ''t .t DBL q, A.. . IT'S,
Prni'' ''i' -''.s' D.. '. p" 90" '' ,"' 49, ''
o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-22
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON. Jan 2l-1230 mC. bonds four and one half
cents lOjis 1865, 100 Tenortie coupon lO9 New
1861 Erie Railway shares 9is do. preferred 222
NewJeTsey Central 1872 Pennsylvania Central 81 New.
jersey cOnso 66 Paris advices quote five per cent
renTes 100 francs 81 centimes for the account . -
LONDON. Jan. 2l-3 m.-COnSoS 9j'la FOR D0th money
AMI the account. Erie Railway shares 81.
LONDON, Jan, 1850 p m-1he amount OF bullion gone
Bank Of England balance, today. Is t7l,OO0
LOSDo. jan 2l4:50 p.m.Ere Railway shares 9is Paris
qnOe rente at lO9 francs confines
for the account Silver is quoted at 53as per ounce.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-22
Government bonds to-day were fairly active, with
an advance of l. for 1StiJs. and "a decline of Il III
We annex closing QuOtatIOns

OF State bonds, Georgia Is sold at 105, and Ten
nessee Is old al &c. other issues heine neglected.
CIV bank shares were steady, Fourth National
selling (5GI at %, Mechanics l93 al $50, Republic
QG ai So st. Nicholas % at II, Ninth National 90
az is American Exchange (31) az 1882, Commerce
(50l at i 10 and Metropolitan i3l at $50.
Railroad bonds were fairly active without mate
rial changes. The Hannibal and 81. Joseph CONVEX
tbes declined to S7l2a 81, and the {. {. and l. {.
iirsts to 50. st. Paul consolidated sinking funds
rose to 92as, North West consolidated gold Is 10
92Io Ohio and Mississippi consolidated o Oslo, and
sinking funds TO %)A. Lehigh and WilkeSbarre
bonds were lower at 80. The Pacific issues. were
steady, Centrals at 1884 1888. Unions first at
1925 Land grants at 1888, and sinking funds at
953s
Tie gold market was dull bnt rather frner in
tone the price ranging from 1Ol l2G l0l 3ia IOl
The carrying rates were g, Jig, y, D. 3 aud per
cent per aHmum. The Assistant Treasurer pad out
$4,000 in coin interest the public debt, and
$685. 700 in redemption of called bonds. The day.
business Of the gold clearing department Of the
Bank of New-York covered Gold cleared, Sl7,-
2i4 1000; gold balances II, 500, $40; currency bal
ances 81 540,605 The GOLD quotations were a. ioi-
lows:
10. lOllq l2.....1OlSs 1.....lOlA 3.....lOl'e
Foreign exchange was rather firmer, but without
change ~ quotations, which are annexed:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-22
OFFICE uF WELLS. FARGO Il CO., /

san FEaSCIsCO, Dec. -. 1877.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETlNG.-The next an
nua meeting the stockholders Of Wells Fargo x Co,
election Of Directors 10 serve for the ensuing year. VIII
hell on TUESDAY, February D. 1873 at IL NJ al the com
pany'- Office Francisco. state OF California Inc
transfer hook will De- closed saturday January 26 and re-
opened "Wednesday February q, 1873 by order OF the
Boa.d Directors. JAMES HERON, S'cretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-22
HAVANA MARKET.
nnMEArIC MARKETS.

HAVANA Jan 2IThe recep sugar for the past weel
200 and 800 his not 22iO boxes
80, bags nd 500 hhs. given ia the weekly market report
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-22
Coruoratlon Notlfes.

PROPOSALS for ENCAUSTIC TILE WORK
L Will be received by the Department Public Parks uD
23d January 1875 Full particulars in City Record for sale
at No. 2. City Hall
PROPOSALS. for ALTERATION to BUILD
INGS viii be received by The Fire Department until sd
January 1873 Full particulars in Ciy Record for sale at
No. 2, City Hall
PROPOSALS for GROCERIES, &C., viii be
received by the Department Public Charities and Cor
rectOu until 18th January 1878 Full particulars In CITY
Record, for sale at y o. 2. city Hall.
PROPOSALS for WOODEN and IRON
BRIDGE will be received by the Department Pablo
Parks until I'D January, 1875 Full particulars IN CITY
Record, TOR sale at No 2 CITY Hall
PROPOSALS for ALTERATIONS, &C., to
l. LUNATIC ASYLUM. BlackwelIs Island, will be re-
Department Of Public Charities and Correction
until January - 1873 Full particulars in CITY Record of
sale at No. City Hail.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-22

nryrAlo Jan eI.-CArriE-Receipts today, 500 head
-, g., The week thus 1916 head 1902 head last
VEL consigned through isl cars Market duh and deon-
w. GOOD OF purchasers Bntchcfs and fn,diu1
n, Shippers rs sfaSi rs Choice steers AT " sOG
x 9Ti,, FectieIs and Stockers at s3dS3 ~ .-,,
20 ,ya Receipts to-day, l24O0 head total for
the week thus far 5000 head against 200 heal a' week
nsI,n@d thfonph three Market dull, demand light
Gengs generally good quality sales Of Fair 10 GOOD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-22

Money was easy on call, AZ oU0 per GEM, until
near the close, when it stihened up 10 per cent.
The rate on Government bonds renamed 1UO per
cent.
Onr cable advices report consols as opening firm
on tie London stock Exchange at 959l6, but later
yielding to953s l.. ;. bonds were strong and hRlcr'
4lss at l05ls, 1868 10Y, 1O-4Os IO9 and new oS
lOGls. In American railway stocks. Ere oOnln0n
deelned TO 0ls the preferred being steady az 2zi2
The Bank of England gained to-day 81 600 bull
lon on balance. At Paris, French rcntes rose 20
lO937l2 francs. The Bank Of France is reported to
have loaned the French Government one milllaTd
francs far the construction OF railways.
The following is the report of the Burlington.
Cedar Rapids aad Northern Railroad of its earnings
and expenses for the month of December:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-22
NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT NAIL

These irscass steamships sill regularly at H., from
Pier Va. II. North River, as follows: -
steamship ely RDA1 Jan 20
Steamship COLUMBUS WEDNESDAY, tco u
Accommodations unsurplss For freight or passage apply 10
WILLIAM T.. CLYDE t& Co, No. BOwhng-green
NCKELLER, LULING u Co, Agents IN Havana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-22
LIVE STOCK.

LIVE STOCK.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY, jan 81, 1878.
RECEIPT>.
Beeves. Cows. Veals sheep and Lambs sWne
Q3t2 las $50 LIPS 1924
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-22
Buslncss Chances.

LIRST-CLASS SHIP PROPERTY IN ex-
change for improved unncumbere real estate In Brook-
Ign New-York JnoIp equy, $3o,OOO. Address - r. u
Box l,3lO p. o.. NewYOrk.
DETIRING from BUSINESS, stock, lease
IL and fixtures for sale tho best location in 9Th
between 18th and 23d sts Address j. ID, tribune
Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-22

n -------FOR LONDON Victoria Docks. - -
Canada sat. Jan. 26 II Denmark, Thurs. Eeb IS am
---FOK QUEENSTOWN AND LfYERPCO -
Heycta sat JAM 1880 m Egypt sal, Feb 2b3 aIn
Cabin. $50 % $40, currency steelagc $50 Drafts rom
upw ard issued very rates Companys ofnces Nos %
and 80 Broadway. +. W. j. III KS Manager.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-22
Ocean 5teamers.

A MEXICAN LINE.
"a FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
Trsnsaiantic Line sailing under the AMERICAN
FLAG. sailing every THURSDAY ffOm Philadelphia, and
WEDNESD ~ from Liverpool
ILLINOIS sails Jan q, ll30 a. m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-22
GENERAL TRANsAlLANTLC C9MPANY,

cabin passage $5j 500 SIS, according stateroon;
StecFagc, y26 intermediate, so. ..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-22

EOR LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.-
The Liverpool and Great Western steam Companys
United States Mai Steamers leave PieT %. ~ RI:
WYONI " [ Is DAY. Jan. 30 D.
WiICONSIS ed od, H. fso' .; ~ a No.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-22
PED STAR I'M
TO ANTWERP.

SWITZERLAND sails Jan. %, &. N.
For Of passage and other information Apply 10
PETER WRIGHT * SONS, General Agents, - .
o. Walnutst Philadelphia 90 Broadway, lew 1ork
JOHN MCDONALD. Agent Batteypldce, New YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-22
roR VERA Cruz AND NEw.ORLEAN

via Hay ana, progresO Campcachy, 1nspan Ta'npco
CITY OF MEDIA. REYNOLDS ...... Sal kDAl, tsO:
viii NcwOrlcans Feb. ard Feb. IL II
Vera Cruz, New York and all th- above ports.
+. ALEXANDRA & SONS 81 and 33 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-22
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD

~ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWET.N NEW YORK,
SOUTHAMPTON AMI BREMEN.
COMPANY'S PIER foot Of SECOND-ST, HOBOkEN.
MOSEL... sat Jan 20 WEsER..........-saL. Feb 3
ODER Fob. >. DONA sal FEB 10.
RATES OF PASSAGE rom NEW YORK 10 sOt THAAP
TON, HAVRE, OR BREMEN. - . >,
FIRST CABIN 500 gold. SECON ID CABIN, 500 goid
STEEPAGF, So, currency. 80.
Tickets reduced Prepaid steerage eertin
Gates, $50 currency.
toreight or passage apply 10 - y ,,,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-22
flndnclal.

A GAS STOCKS.
"A. NETWORK AND BRooKLY GAS STOCKS AND
Securities dealt In also U FFAIO and CITIZENS
OF ROCHESTER, GAS STOCKS BOUGHT and SOLD, by
GEO II. PRENTiSS,
prnaH .f Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-22
MAN LINE. ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS.


n z
~ FREIGHT AND PASSAGE REDU CED.
Steamers leave Pier No. 3. North River, at 3
FOR HAVANA DIRECT.
CITY OF WASHINGrON. Tmme WE'D, Jan. %
CITY or VERA CRUZ, Van Sioe.. WEDNESDAY, jan. 80
CITY OF NERD \, ReyEylds ........sAI RDAf, Feb3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-01-22

for PLYMOUTH CHERBOURG, and HAMBC re-
IIFRDER............-..Jan. u WlELAND....Jan 81
CIMBIIA ........Ja - FRISIA..........-....Feb
81 pa 10 Plymouth London CherOourS hambnrg
points gland scotland and Wales; First CABIN
"KINHARDT & co, G. u. RICHARD & BOAS,
General Agents. General Passenger Agents
81 Rreat.st.. New York. 81 Broadway, New.York
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-12-27
rLATTEyILLE DIVISION.
THE DEMOCRAT.

Mineral Point, Friday, Dee. y, 1873.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-12-27
Now Years Calls.

Miss Shirley Spen'ley and Miss l{ab
Benson will receive New Years calls
With Miss Dodie l}irely,at Her fathers
residence, VA High street.
Mrs. Strachan and Mrs. las. A. Owen
will receive New Years calls.
At the residence of Mis-. NJ. pcn-
hallegon j., Miss Grace Gray, Miss
Eugene Sherwood with Mrs. Peuhallc-
gon, will receive New cars calls.
VIII receive New Years call IL me
residence Of Mrs. Alex Wilson, Miss
Euniec Cobb, Miss Lucy Burial Of
Dodgcyillc, With Miss Wilson and Lon
Wilson.
Mrs. ]. Deller, Mrs. Wm. Strauss,
Miss Lille ana Miss Minnie Dcller
will receive New Years Calls At the
residence of Mr. j. pellcr.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-12-27
PERSONAL.

EERcONAA,
Miss Mary reasdale is home on 4
brief visit
charley Springer il home ou i holi-
day vacntiom
Miss lvah ana James Benson are
here visiting friends
Nttoruel General Wilson Is ia town
ter shur, stay.
BrAthen Pulroyd made Mineral
Point dl mg sit last weok.
Mr. L Iladdeld, &c Waukesha, il
spending ;hc holidays in town.
John G1ldsWorihy of Dubuque, is
here Visiting relatives ana friends,
Joe, James Of Webster City. Iowa,
IS greeted hy many friends intlis city.
Mortimer oliver ~ Hastings, Nc
brash is spending the holidays II tllis
city.
loIn Ansley, the boss hoiel mm of
Warren, is iii Mineral POINT for i briet
stty
Mr., md Mrs. Gustav ilams me
visiting with relatives ana friends III
ibis city
Alf. llendrh &c sjacNiue. Iowa. is
visiting III, uia ,m, T,yoG, III Nina
eral Point.
NJ. Sampson Eeqms Il 'pre from
Chicago on visit anmy friends ANIL
arlaam@ec>.
Willie Henry. who haS been attend
inr School V paanc "ollere spends
the holidays in Mineral Point
John Gundl taxes lyc,t tna teN
days from his c1llegcsiRliea, and will
spend the time in Mineral Point.
Philip Eden, priucipnl or oueor the
Platteville public schools, spends his
holiday vacation III this olJS.
Miss tm rrilyauN, WHO lGs haen
attcndbgthc Normal School ii Platte
eyille, Is home Tor the holidays.
T. J. Moltctt enc Gothic follows who
helps 10 run the administration mn
chine III tho Sta,e capitol, nill aAl iu
Mineral Point during the holidays.
Miss Armjsta Wilso0retuyued I'm
days ago from kcnosha, where She
Inns brpn attending Ntmptg Hal
school, and Will spend the holidays in
this city.
Bernard Ternes, lawyer, Ne High
land, looked in on nFMocRNRf' office,
m Thursday. Mf. reFnrss haldias
up good practice in Highland. May
success attend him,
W. H. Bennett, ~ the Tribune N
taking i short respite from his labors
at Madison, and is greeted by his
many friends in this city. Mr.. Ben
Nets wife and family accompanies
him on his visit.
Misses Amy and Mary IIutcnism
who have been attending school 1T
Evanston, Ill. will spend their holiday
vacation in Mineral Point. Both these
YOUNG ladies' took prominent parts III
musical entertainment given recent
~ by the ladies Of the college.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1878-12-27
NOT IL.

Notice Is hereby given that
the annual meeting of the Lin
den Town Farmers Mutual
Fire insurance Company viii
b. held ~ tho Town Hall in the
village 81 Linden, on Tuesday
the 9TH day Of January, 1870,
at the hour ~ loa. iii.
4 .. KENT, Sec.