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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-12-12
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etc, sra preserved I'm IN. proper shane as
well ss in rhe,r ps,rr., color ,,h,ch g. e,-
better than 10 press ,t,sm IN h,a.s
B,cs Crook canavENna tn, ,,o,..o
half min, hrnun sr,,, o,,a ,,,,,,,,, ,a,,nra,,
cocoanu, no,I ,n,,, =, .a,.,,ar
u,,o,a.s con,, o. -,
hal, cur, s,,ar ,.,,s ~
h,,,,ar t. % -, VI .t"ee't
80 .,,r-I,, ...,. ".s n,,n
rIr.h =, 80. uon', 'uu "a
-, -, KUN III "u''
c,,.,or,,. 80. D.,
srs.r .,,h 60 -. "n iounu ioai
ons- h.,, -, =, . su. a"
o o., ..,,.,., WIN 'e'"'
''N'
Nin oanuS cups o! granuiated SUI
gar ohe-hali cup wafer, one teaspoon vanii-
IA one taoiespoon vinegar, small piece of but
Ter. DOH IT, OUT 90 not SUI Try II IN water,
"nu' Nhen ori'''e, pour INTO puttered tins L
sNaSs put ID 'ao'espoon OF gum arabic
'eu III Na'er' Out some 10 no ike H.
S'' 1t iiaAes II more oritte.
Sfeaih oaho9-i SEND recipe for cream
oAh"'' anu we use great zeal for the chill
ui.n' IT. Two cups OF ~hite sugar one
nan cup Vi "A"r' one tablespoonful OF van
INA one nan 'aoiespoonfni oil butter. two Ia
o'esp"oh'"ts vi vinegar. 10 not SUR while
oonins "hen oii.'e. pour on outter"d
P'"'e """ Nnen ''i' pun uhtii Whi'e'
AnOsbes Theory OF tho Death Os Cat
a" In Corn Fields.
.CeuiTalia Cor. Seneca Courier. 81
We notice your Clear Creek correspondent
thinks that II farmers would pull the smu ut off
the stalks before turning their cattle in the
Held, there would De 10 danger of them dy-
ing. Wehave no doubt his experience has
caused him 10 belierethaf smut is what killed
them but We can give him the affidavit Of
farmer living In the south part OF the coun-
ty, who took his wagon and went through
his field and pulled of all the smut and haul.
ed ~ OIL and burned II DE then turned his
, -, - nc 80 - - ,y u"9,
-. nc .os'
~ or ."' ie'' ou'
-. - 70 s"' . men" ne naoe an exam
dry husks. We think the only certain nre-
rent.ye Is TO keen Your est,i. out II rour
tlelds until there comes rain or snow IN soften
IN the fodder and bnsks or food thor, ILL.,, =
OF hay and water them before ,prnirg ,ro,r
In and then NOT let tbsm STAY in Iongsr thor
two or three boprs mar day I'm, r,ar.hon,s
here have bought I'm the Last two weeks ovsr
sixty hides taken from cattle ,ba, bad dIod
from running in the s,.lk. fields IN. g,,.
,brse-vear-oId steer ,s uo,,b No.. r.,
s,sls field IN tt,e co,n,r
How n G.rms, NAV Io.e uo,.x
rrrcbsr.s
By rot subscribing for one or more good pa
pers.
keepin: no account of farm operations,
paying no attention to the maxim that "a
stitch in time saves nine, in regard 10 SOW.
ing grain and p!snting seed at the proper
| time.
Leaving rearers, p!ows, cultivaIors, etc,
unsheltered from the rain and the heat OF the
sun. More money is lost in this way snnu.
ally than most persons would be willing to
believe.
Permitting broken implements to be scat.
| tered over the form until they are irrepar.
! able.
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There would bs les complaint OF mortality
among hogs II this .tosk iii lot haycs mud
hole to tramp around IN the greater part OF
the feeding SEASON. Whatever rough ircsi-
ment they may Iu..I with through the day
hogs should have dry, Sarm quarters In
which Ia sleep, and IN. man who - wise 70
his Uwa profit will SO ~ (; That hts stock
hogs and pigs are kept dry and warm through
the ontir- winter an' ''.n iuc!'m"it season
offspring
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-12-12

70 THE CLOSE Of LIFE.
Peerless Among Thousands o6 Prep.
AratiOns,
That promise much and performs nothing,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-28

flour And NFN1.-TLoTR mark . fhriItlv iu hnyrrf'
favor with limited export and Job.uG tlaic d-mand
S1lrs, $4,000 Dl. including 300 h - fF y ID fh'i "f
Indies. tU0sG %; s,luJ bhl-. LOW trtlo i>ifH,
-, LcGiuB -, 90 bills western l-4F" ii"fir'i
a. AGOO bJl.. N.ar-ota I1iId - 49, %, ~ lie
S-hyl~ Zoo hal- " Llt'I Wheat ENu, - .lft.
coo hi- @l!ruNr. 3. lJ1 = 'l - Dds 40 - = ~
latter ~Xrcpr mainly 81 8 49, D. ~ t 81 ~ '''' dds
WI. Tor export. Quotations f"f ~. - = t,H,i = 90
pcinn' state aud western - lOcFi VOC o. mon q" ~
ia slate 3 80 -: Pan 10 Choice o. 5iGt lomn" ." '
" r-ern .JG-t H. COZ o. h"0c - -o'--, A"'i-
% 'so,d ENua ono r1DSa b1i 1""u - 'ir'c"
~ 7u0a1 20: Mnn"s"t' EAtid hle u Aiu'".
81 5Dtj %; Clear - jOa 20 -. NuMShi ~ -1rr Jl
Patent % -j0aS 80; tow fancy brands held H"
higher Low GNTa. S5asj ~; - LOuis Extra. Common
n Fair. siGr5 40; Iar 70 Good. - 4iH>t;
GoOf 30 Choice FANNY - 2Je %, tho market C0r.ng
frt slightly burcrt fr'Or 50 IHEKN FLOUR duL
60 Choice, Sb1r1 Choice 10 Fancy Family. - 2-@47
RYE FINt "a -iciiN sslr.2'y Dds supreme '13j 20
...--- 1871 tt" HAT FLO u iaI i.quts - ""G-- ~
many ~ 5gr- zoo D. 900 ~ " Piri r S,
changed safes. 4 Obs CHOW este m . J1ot 20 iran
dy"inc - Io"-j 20 Sales 200 SACKS Coarse ''y - y
GRAlN-WIIEAI marke' opened dull, slightly nuyTS a.;
clos ;l rather muT" steady, WIN a lar export NM u
CITY Milling demand; speculative inquiry lghi stlrs l1"-
90 BUSH lul.uc l-,iO bush. >p1i Jngtnd'd ~llmg'
81 2OdsI y; No. NcwNork. II 25a. 70. do, ~ 70
No Cloaro 81 - No. NoTth III 27dSl .-9; No.
Hard - 20 No. Milwaukee, ~ 20, n f'r Old re
coIpts Hh0at - 2G1 No Milwaukee" q .93$l 80
closing 81 ~ bid No WINTER tc ~ 'f41I ~ 80
Winter Rcd ~ 30 Inferior Amber southern. ~ - White
state 81 81 al a. also 1000 bnsi. lNira Vine lu
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY ss 1873

combination surprising all the other In its
effects upon the future OF the sOcalled South West
ern traffic. Iii the proper place this issue OF The
TRIBUNE contains the particulars of a combination
between the Illinois Central and the Wabash Rail
ways, by which new routes arc established between
Chicago, as the principal lake port and =; Lonls
This brings into the field fresh competitor for
the Kansas business. which heretofore has been
of great importance the Chicago Burlington and
Quincy Road, and has been the chief support such
az it Isl of the Chicago and South Western Road,
owned and operated by the Chicago and Rock Isl
and Company. Whether or not the arrangement, ex-
cept to passenger traffic, is 10 prove advantageous
TO the Illinois Central and the Wabash companies
III the face Of the fact that the natural route here
after for the products of Kansas is TO be to St. Lo1
and thence down the Mississippi River. and through
the Jctties to Europe, is problem 10 be solved IN
the future But certain it is that new connection
Is established Just at the time when the traffic
towards Chicago is to be reduced.
In the coal shares. to-day, Morris and Essex was
conspicuous for decline from I'LL to 6sss. with
subsequent rally to 80. Delaware. Lackawanna and
Western sold at 470sa467s. Central of New-Jersey
rallied to 15ai TO- and then declined to 15l2. But
Delaware and Hudson, in the face Of the general
heaviness which surrounded it. was sustained by a
single broker 10y q continuous BID OF 46$4 for any
part of thousand shares. After the testimony
given by President Dickson before the Legislative
committee as to the condition and necessities OF his
companv the persistent sustaining oil the prlce of
the stock in the manner Indicated may be inteTpre-
ted rs the readers of The TRIBUNE choose. But on
the street it common remark that for weeks
Reading stock WAS held III the same manner at A.
IL Will be remembered that when Reading ii
nally sold at 1875 Its decline did not stop
until the price was below 10. Tie small
coal sale of the Delaware, Iackawanna and W est
Company to-day. realized about the same priCes
those OF the sale January. These are consid-
erably below the schedule prccs recently issued ny
the other companies during tie sale pIolnlnent
operator remarked that II was much like an auc-
tIOn III gravC-yaTd.'
Western Union to-day was dull at 7Glsd 1913 ::
Pacific Mail weak AT 22l2U 223s, and the express
stocks were neglected. Inc market closed weak
without recovery.
RANGE TIE sToCh MhFHKc.
Actual SAles.---- Closing Bids. Shares
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-28
LIVE STOCK MARkErs-BY TELEGRAPH


BrFrALO F"b. 27CATrlg- Receipts TO-DAY $50 head to-
week door -! lUS gned through, 37 ears
market dbl and dslIu f'w safes oi Medium u thote
Sio,T5, averaging Loo G. ltDO d. al ~ Oo9tl - lAt'
Averaging loo N, AZ - ID Sn,kus al - aF9 -
II. Butch - Steers at - 7jNs lO uusod -l0rk From
yr7ray shipped East for sale III nst hands Tor want OF
purcAas"ir.
L,BsRecepis to-day. 800 cad total for the
week g. us fur 1900 head against 1900 he lat week
coLsgJ I'll through IL MARKET without dcchd change
oncrn generally 0i good quality Far 10 Good Mo"trn
shc at ~ 4ODF5 % EXtra s. 81 best cranes disposed
OF "a cs OF l. cars
Receipts today 900 head: :al for the vceE thus
far, li3dp head against 1880 head last week. oonsig ed
through, 81 market dull, holders unwilling - MAKE
@ % Workers. Fair SOLICITED at - 10 ~ 20; Ileavy
Good 10 huce "a 1884 30 Common 10 Far at - OO9
81 % cars In the yards unsOid.
CHICAGO, Feb. o. ITOrers J0urndl reports: Hogs
Receipts, $4,000 head; shipments 1000 head; market dun
ami lover unsod Mixed Packing slow at - 6OGT3 -
Light lafy - spas s5 Choice Hea quiet at
- s1dsJ %: n few sold carly at 81.
cArnE-Rcceipt., 5000 head: shipments l6o0 head
Shipping dull and weak at S3 2jasi IS Feeders fdl;D
active at ~ 6oas2 So Mixed Butchers quiet and sta
many unsold.
demahd Good, "a jU0sj ~; Medium, s3 50Gi; Inferior
S3dsj2j.
EAsf Liberty, Penn. Feb. 27.-CATTLE-Receips to-day
zoo head Of through anh 900 head yard stock total for
the two DAYS PIG head ~ through aud 1904 head OF yard
stock selling at 4dnse. of.
Hoos-eerpts today ,55 head making the total for the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-28
OFFICIAL REPORT ~ j. MINING STOCK EX-
CHANGE SALES. FEBRUARF 81, 1873.
no u
THIRD BoARD-2:3O p. NJ.
WEDNESDAY. Feb. 27-P. NJ

Measuring the activity OF the stock market by the
recorded transactions, makes necessary report Of
improvement in the business of to-day, because
the sales aggregate sc 900 shares against an aver
age Of little 80 900 for the past few days. Yet
there is not professional operator who believes that
there were real transactions in 20,J00 shares Of
Lake Shore from 81 d TO 607s OF in 10 800 shares
of st. Paul preferred from 70Is down TO
694 Michigan Central, on sales of 400 shares
declined from 592a to 59l2 and the demand at the
latter price was fully supplied. Central and Hud-
son on sales Of 1000 shares declined from 1919
TO 1914 and Erie was not wanted at the of
fering price Of Oh. st. Paul common stock rose
from 37l2 to 373s, hut later sold at 1878. North
west dropped from 35 10 3i5s, the preferred stock
selling from COILS down to 613a Hannibal and St.
Joseph preferred stock made further decline 20
2l4a22, and the common sold at l0ll. C.. c. C.
aud indianapolis sold at 29sQ29i2, but later
was offered at 29as. with 2Sl2 the best bid
Chicago Burlington and Quincy declined to 1908.
Chicago and Alton was steady ut Gs12; the
preferred selling at 97i2 and Rock Island at 99l2a
10. As affecting the future traffic OF the three last
named companies, the dissolution of the South
Western Railway Association (which for years has
apportioned the Kansas business between st. Louis
and Chicago) was Of sufficient importance TO have
attracted more attention than il has actually at
uacted But the determination of the Chicago and
Alton TO extend its own line across tho State OF
Missouri TO Kansas City. thus creating
new competitor over route which fails 10
es dividends TO the roads already in possession is
Wstill greater Importance. And now comes new
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financial.
CRIE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SALE:
IL Supreme Court Of the etsteR New Fsrmerx

IRE RAILWAY.-FORECL SALE.
M suS oSS. q ~
Company others virtue :nd pai.u.n
sn.d cu
SSsVE e.
property both real psrsona and mixed MENTIONED tn the COM
piaint Farmer. Loan sna Trust Company BY %cT
isSs oSiGeS s;a y EI
York By Bernard smyth shall proceed 70 ssa
ana ;s a. 1 sna sDSa s
OF the said company from and Including Permon on ING
railway on Lake Erie and the railway Known the New:
burg from Nswurs 70 the main ns and ss9 ~
the state Of New York and other RAILWAYS bsonsng
OF any Of Them together with all lands tracks,
lines rails snage WAYS 5Eng' piers
rights the said company and also all the Locomotives en-
nss df Coal ans Il
every Kind oeiongng or apperaIng 20 s o ot ~ 1
properly and ali rights to receive Or
an The right title and interest forms and OF
sysG b S Law Or or @
Erie Railway Company by the Union Railroad COMPANY W
tho Buffalo New York and Erie Ra.rosd COMPANY. by
the Valley Railroad Company and BY
the Long Dock Company also al and singular the eoseS 20
evidences OF Indebtedness asehod estates contracts aud
other property in the said judgment mentioned. ,,
GyGn gha Sav of Ia mI o. 1s7
GEORGE TIcKNoR CURTIS. Referee.
TURNER, LEE 4 MCCLURE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys, ,,,
The sale of the described property eretOre adyes
tsed TO take place on the twenty nst 9ay Of aS
No III broadway city of New York then and
there adjourned twenty fifth day Of March, 1873 az
INC '''Hs 'Oui anu p'"' GEORGE TIcKNoR CURTIS
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Proposals
DrrARrYENT OF rue IyTERiOR. !

DEPARTMENT oF TIE lSIERiQE
OFFICE or INDIAN AFFAIRS,
WA,HNGroN. Feb. -. 1873. }
CEALED PROPOSALS, indOrsed proposals
- for sugar coffee dry goods Sc, the may be- ana
directed to the Hon. f. NJ Kingsley, 80 clinton place New.
York CITY be received until - m. q. Tuesday. March
D. 1873 furnishing tho following supplies, VIZ: 10000
pounds hight good siroug barrels, double
head lined 25OO pounds of Rio or Other coffee O elpai
grade yards wled flannel loo pounds scarlet
yarn, 10000 yards calico 10000 standard brown seet
100 for loo * pants for men, 20
10 Ia Of - ditto 10 10 10 years;
pairs FOR 80 pairs shots for women. 30 pairs
misses pairs shoes for boys, 1000 rs har'
leather, 1000 mems hats loo d0Z. tin Ia nests
kettles $50 dOz planters hoes. IN inches IN iae 100
knives 800 dOI tnnedrOn TABLESPOONS lop doZ
sheep shears 100 wool cards. 1000 los Oiass kettles
and quarts. $780, - . i.
The reject all bids or part OF
any bd and diminish the amount specified in
ans extent not exceeding % per centun.
Every bid be- accompanied by certified check or
draft upon United states Depository, payable 10 tho
order OF Of Indian Anar. which check or
than Oi the OF
be held BY him until contracts eNeuted-ss
guarantee that the party TO whom the award j. made VIII
into contract and furnish satisfactory bond
herewith.
Deliveries VIII DO required Immediately after noca ton OF
approy al Of contracts.
T.. 4. HAYT, Commissioner.
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Money with stock collateral was at . per ceni
on cali to-day, and at 4 on Government
bonds. Prime discounts ere last quoted. The
United States Treasurer at Washington, to-day re-
ceived 100000 National Bank notes for rodemp-
ton. he customs receipts were 100000, ana tGe
internal revenue receipts were T200.0OO Inc iOl-
lowing Is the Clearinghouse statement to-day :
Currency exchanges. 40 7O2. 1853; currency ha,-
ances, S3,l37,ssi; gold exchanges, qG,5Io,0O3,
and gold balances, $40, G3J.
The sum Of f3l 900 bullion was withdrawn from
the Bank If England ION balance" to-day, making
n total III that way Of e373,00O in SIX DAYS Money
at bank and in the open market firm al = per
cent British consois r, ieI Z, to 01ol9 on The re-
finucd strength noted i'm United States Government
bonds, and al the close 1865 quotcdat 1868;
1O-4Os at l0i1lI6. new % ut 10lls, and new 4l2
Ier cents at 1929. In American railway shares
Pennsylvania Central fell 10 %, Jersey Central 10
1Gl2, aud Erie common TO ga, preferred being
at I5l4. This was ticket day on the London stock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-28
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS

IoSpoN. leo. 27-l2lo ne n.o "57ls Tor both money
an the 1. hUnGs four aud bali per cents.
l,.'t lSC1s iuGi.. New 100 Iiie Railway shares.
preferred go Illinois Cen -; Penney aria en-
ira - Jersey central, Ecai'ng l.alGoad lJi4
IOsuO, Tcr. 1850 b. Nile amount 81 balloon with
tie Bank Of EnEdnd balance To-Day Is ALI
LONDON Feb 27-i70 y mCousols. gi' ,tDr both money
L. = bonds four hall pr cent. lo2 =;
lSC7s. lDT-. Erie ialv share ga Pans adrcts quote
lti IL 100 fIanc- So crhnes ~ the ac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-28
CORPORATION Noiitss.

PROPOSALS for 5000 barrels of FLOUR
will be received by the Department " CT ares and Cor
rrcton Until March = 1873. FOR full particulars Tie Guy
Record; for sale al No. , city lialL
PROPOSALS for GROCERIES, &c, will be
received by tie Department Of Charities and Correction
uuin March IFS. Furiu particulars The tly Record;
for sale m No. City Hall
PROPOSALS for 1900 tons Of COAL will
De received hy The Department Of Cbat!r id 'nirtct!oH
until Mat = 1875. For l particulars see The Cy EecOIdi
for sale at No. = city Hall
pROPOSAI4S for CARTiNG and HOSTING
1000 IONS of coal VII be received ~ The rA inen II
Charities until March 8 lHI- For MI pariic-
The city Record, ior sale ~ No CIV KAN
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feaal Notices.

SUPREME COURT.-County Of New York
y John GEKHABDT UNNTNEliR P.ultlT against
-uE RUSSIAN AMElICAN MANUFAc No cor.
PANY and DANIEL THOMAS GARDINER, tct,g iants-
Summons named drcnllnts lutao hrrtbv
inonod the comp amt IN this acou and 20 copy
the Plaintiffs attorney within days
the service Of this summons exclusive = tire LAY ~
vice, and in OF your failure TO appear, Jld
will be taken against you b. default Tor r,!.tf de-
nanded IN the complaint. Dated February -. 1875.
HI.NY ID. sEDGN lCk Plant n Attorney.
Office and Post Office address No. 81 Waist, NeA York
CITY, NeW.Noik.
To the defendant DANIEL THOMAS GARDNER: Tho
foregoing summons is ser,Se upon by publication pErs
order OF Charles bOnohuc, Ju,gc ~ Sur"na
Court of tie state Of New NoIk dated The itA Fer
ary 1873 and med with the complains tho
Clerk OF the city and Comfy Of YORK. the New Coanty
House, in the city OF New YORK.
$500 HENRY d. SEDGWICK, Plaintiffs Attorney
l9f law6wru
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= s5os1 62 ssles IT'S bbl No 81 ST. 100 bbls No. i.
osEAS p HUH moderate, ~ Sv. 4, o rate.
sS be ,es g
o. sail 5000 bush Wnsat I'll London steam 2oS oa e
bhds falow a5s Bristol sail 500 ebs Rosin o. "a Ham.
London. 10000 BUSH Grain g. Sd pr o.; 5000
s9s F q 81 S e e.
E9r EaGe'G Grain ira sss a Of So ton
bark Iiast EVENING" $3.50 qrs do, 9, If Rouen.
otter 200 same ySyass T.ysIs terms bri d
British schooner 70 Alicante 100 bills Refined 3D.
Hs eo oT lark s o Cork RI for c o
GRAIN Is, Ss steamer sa%1 yoy1 100 ao ms
From PhaSepha" bark to Naas H. 900 cases DO
2Gc god Norwegian bark $50 tons Genoa general cargo
oILs-Lpsced fairly active: steady other. quiet
o 5 os but Nan ,sts 91 in R s Il
o a%sn a. y eossd sU q 81 ~ asked Sales %
900 bbls
PRovIsIoYs-PoRK- Market more steady; trade light
i S M s.s "a ap s s Sc S eli Is
sss 1000 SS
% Sssn5 SS HSSs:
ssSSG sO5 Gear e Ws.,. MoGs S
hr%sr ar s trade Il casa So moderate eaas
saie. 40 cs Prime s,ea2 spot, ., % 81 CO. closing
8 cash 10 1850 tss Saca q i 5!aas7 60
1850 cs, April 81 67qas7 TO closing 81 10; 215o tes
y m G Su s,'a s s5P ' az
cheese and Eggs without important change
RICE-Quotatons still de'ic for Prime Domestic
sEEDsLinseed dull Grass Seeds dull. unchanged sales
sTEXRINE-oniet sfsisc Prime Choice sales 30 900
n oleomargarine stesrine. sac. ,
SUGAR-lsaw quiet but very firm The stock Is small ami
which ll continue while Refined sells at firm prices STOCK
OF Raw here Dy the count:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-28
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Jer sy CITY and % ears 60t,s, making head Total
ys Sa n 9 n6u no ' o syes Ss s
PSt a iG r best To- er he at the same as.
obtained al the close Of Monday market hnt soon became
inarset they hal teceuicd from Is to
very nsk, deiaDd for yha H. suppl heavy
almost impossible 10 clear the Yards Many Of me sasS were
there possible show Of getting rad Of the
ea AND Si Is s l but lew 5 Her
pyda. nghsn ',' To n, &c CO.. and id ( Nc,
Mukn rsc had q" Chicago Dressed Beef Tho demand
tcr-t quiet At otdsc: few Extra S'des. 9Ec
~ at &c: ~ AZ sc sac; 96s ac. mostly . u:
Ss al c 90 ~ ~ q &C.: - a. 80 az az I9r 80 -
u a! G Ayssfe r[ie &C. aeinT gsG f. on M Mon.
~ meet Of the sale were from c 10 dress - ~ TO 9'2c To
6'6gqne sod at J.ry cty for wqzrl and Appe9n u
ee"n & ~ n q an a. - M - s DO Zoe escn %
" Bay s: for A. Vorg i. limos, iio7 u at sa.c
D. Cuiyr .old ,9r waiH" AlltTsn. Missouri 1873
n u tc- 80 n anis each do l3o7 y 81 SIC: IL TO-
lza p. At PC 30 n les soc each u Do ~, ;t H. a 9c
O. Illinois d1 n, ~ &C. 80 r. ana 80 on tie lot - no.
3 M . eo 'a 5 tps 81 81 s g 9 Co., 1879 5 r. at
i2oi y At Be-. .! d. b at gi.e. lee. = esea ,o
h. At ,5 a. 90 Tia H. at = 80 d. 10 IT, al s6
T. -anlcls sold i"r Mnirl iHuoi - - ~, Al 9''; p,
- zach aodo l.Gi D. at 9.c II do l2'J u. at 9Fc
vcrr odd Tor Myers R'grnsiein 81 Illinois. ISL u.
H. W,ho mr. s.a fof Myers 6 E,reu.tc.n Il Illinois,
livl NJ g., - D. les - each u d.. - p 1t g. %
UAcn Co4rsr Lilo H. at 5'.c. - y: do l5J n. at sac
g, ToTcv sold for Y Morn. Il N .sorr iae n. at s'c
- "a TO- 2'r 10, a, - Illinois 'tc D. e &C. % u
ii-6 y $50: 80 do LIS y. a, PC. Is 10 Bun. 1900
u WaiIrl sid Tor Wax. & Anerton. II Illinois ill2 p.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-28
AREUOLDERS, NOTICE.

- TREASURY DEfARGAENI,
OFFICE COMtIROIlER OF THE tuRRENCfi
WASHINGTON. Feb II, 1875
The Comptroller OF the Currency hereby gives notice 10 the
Shareholders of the UNION SQUARE NATIONAL. BAN IA
of NewY0Ik that OF such shareholders viii be held
az tho Fith Avenue Hotel the cry Of New York. on ms
TWENTY. SEVENTH DAY OF MARCH mex. AZ 10 q; m
the purpose eccting Agent whom the assets OF TAG
bank viii be transferred delivered accordance with the
provisions VI section 81 OF the Act OF june 30 1876
JOHN JAY KNOX,
Comptroller o. the Currency,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-28

.69l2 soller1odays. t4o seller 30 LAYS.

In the Philadelphia stool. mefkct to-day there was
a reaction from tac decline of thc last few DAYS :;
Pennsylvania rallied io 5Glea JGli per cent Read
ing 10 2Sl2 a2Sl. per cent. and ihe C1,cd kairoAI~
OF New-Jcrscy 10 i13. II vas stated that these
change were due - tie rr-,"ricc OF q p10nInc.t
operator from New-Nogk. who Is supposed 70 be- al
ready heavily interested on the long SIDE vi the
stocks named.