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New-York tribune., 1878-02-19
HAVANA MARKET.
HAVANA. Feb. ls.-spanish gold at 22l a22l'a.
nnMEcTIC MARKETS.

Feb. lSFlour fairly active, unchanged sales
$50 bD!s Wheat unsettled fair milling demAnd sIl'
oiOO bush No. Milwaukee 900 bush. No. Dnluth and
LOO bush 40 Hard Milwaukee, all on private terms
2400 White Michigan 81 81 Corn In better SUPPLY sales
carloads track sjdi7c oats IN better inqury
Western, 3OG3Ic.. Whito 33G3&c Barley steady sale.
1000 SlN ROwe state track at 67c; Loo Csnaia on @
Malt In far inquiry al 0Oc dSl for state - ~
Al 10 for Canada Tn: sales 20 bbls AT ~ W
~ o. for CITY Made Other articles une hanEtd h"ir"id
fr,ghts unchanged. Railroad iecelpts.flour 2eW ODE
Barley 10000 bush Rye sioO bush Railroad Shipments-
Flour, 240 bbls. Wheat lsiOO bush; Corn zsOU busi
Oas $500 bush; Barley, 10000 bush; rye sloV Dusn
store and afo,t-Wheat 800 III bush Corn 23
bush; oats. 55 100 BUSH Barley, 10 s32 bush Rye 2So
BUSH Peas 7j6 BUSH Malt 9i0o3 bush Malt ID houses
(csiimaed)-2TO.O00 bush. , , ,,
CHICAGO. Feb. Is Flour Qnie' weak and uncnangnd &
Wheat active but 3',c. lower ad unscItd No chicago
Spring 81 0l9; No do Giltefge q % KeEnr ~ 20 =
cash ~ O5 February, ~ 05dS O7i2 Maerh c9sed ~ %
Qsl 0jh March 81 06s April No; - DO ~ Vi corn
4osc cesh lOSsc March; 4O7sc. April 425st2se May
Rejected 33l2c Oats dun aud lower 23'c cash and
March 2ilsc April 2GTsc May Rye dub and lower at
Barley 4se5 PGk dg wssG o an snd Iower low g
April $40 55dslO 57a May Lard dull. weak and lower
s7 2al2c. cash 81 25es7 27a March; "a 35s1 ~ .
chaneee Dressed Hogs denand but lower at 81 25
bid. whlskey. steady and rm 81 o. AZ the close wheat
unsettled and lower 81 O5'. March 81 90 April Corn
easrr 401s 9ioc Marchi Al &C. april 42asG ~ 2c May
$40 I7a Marchi $40 y2a April Lard quiet, weak and 2te
lower
CIXoSsATI Feb Is-Fiour heavy Wheat dull and lower
Red 81 l5dsl IA. Corn IN fair demand ana nrm M suc.
at la6!. Barley dull and nominal Pork Dun heid NJ
sl0 rs. lard steady; steam 7hcj Kettle " oo6ft TO-
BukmcaIs dull; shoulders 3'.c.; short hip 2c bacon
Cssr sides es,sorc Green Meats steady shoulders S}c
Clear Rib 50 20; Clear Sides - 10. Whskey STEADY, WITH
fair demand az II 0i. Butter weak and unchanged.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-19
HORSE MARKET,

The only thing Of Importance that be said Of the market
II large increase IN the arrivals IMs
would appear De rather unfayOrabe occurrence no"
while tie market dHl, and especially So Trey we're
such l. not the goc many
prove 10 e what demand calls Tor Out Of lo OF thirty
horses received Isaac Ncrbach OF lJ2 and l9i LAST
Twenty fourth st. there were seventeen as me Norman
horses generally Ind their 10 this market
Tioy were Ofoi ana raised In lluOs aud iowa,
from imported stations. s1me being L, some D. ani a
fcw = bred. The fnest ANIMAL Of the lot heavy
roam Weighing l.7jO b. This the class o' horses ta AXE
market. aud the tanners ana no
brr.rs real 1e the fact horsebreeng VII Do
ab on paying basis From this lot enough have been
10 which Is from $500 20 500 Tho cx
ports include - head Of good size 70 London, ana
Of the elrne Kind 10 france. They were sh'pptf by
Isaac Dahnan. Prices materially unchanged
the few sales within the range given a. q
ouofonn Trutters all the way from $500 10 $1,000
sgcorng suced disposition and style NJ actions rscass
Carravu Ior-s llIaned aud easily m4HAEcd from 200
10 5000 with Extra Fine animals from $500 up 10 II 900
do fOm $50 To $3.50; large. heavy Diait
$3.50 extra ones have reached 80"
FAN do from <7j to $50 few very common
hoa formerly used for purposes nave been
sold low SO
New-York tribune., 1878-02-19
ln.r srocK MARKErs-nY TELEGRArM


Brrr,Go Feb ls-CArTiF-R Receipts to-day. 1858 neal
total Got thus far 7 head against ~ head last
~ 1913 consigned ihfvngh, -" car
mai'~t dul ad dtcin nS tier slim a'hanc" Oi az
SIS! bI ight Butchers Steers At - eOdti; Good 10
choice 1u9-j - Extra at - 90; Stockefs rs - a
~ So. Iul = q sfds3 l2E.
siyIP N IAvps- Ieccpts today, 800 head total ior
The 1880 head against loiuo head last week;
cons grt through market aciiy" at fnl lst Mon
days ut-: offerings geueraly Of g.d 9na'y ssrs o tat
s. -: shippers principal buyers all offerings disposed Of
sass of -
Hos Rrcspt. 10 dav LAO head total for the week thus
far gGT5 head agans' $50 head lost consigned
ing Gown; offerings mainly fair u medium 1ork"is al - 20
al g Chace selected sium at - l5a - -
Heavy Fair ~ Extra az f!aSi 20 Common al - 21a - o
uus0ld marx closing Wth continued do"n"arti
tendency -llc- - - ears.
,ulcAgo Ecb iS-Tbs Dror.rs Journnt reports. Hoes
RcccIt- % 900; shipments 1000 market dun and lower
Mixed Packing ~ 7udsJ 80; I4gh - ass % Choice
H-lvy .3 puG-t: nearly al wer" .'id
CAffE-Hcccirts $500. sn pmrnts, 600 shipping du.
and Ou"r sales a - h9r 90 f'dtf, and 7DcArfs
scarce A. a. 5Oas3 G2s Butchers siop. bat not much
- - DArn nominal. TcNiu.. - Gt" - %.
sHTKF- so rtoe pt-; market nominal
Ei-f LirFfi. Prnn, F'b 10 ArfiK-lt'cr since
fning Today, 5-ii heal 81 through ana
.s e u yad stock saes OF Best at 81 ooqsV nothing
dong % Medium. .. ...-..-.,-, a, q,
$50 head against - y head last rales oi Workers at
:! fnd "a -: Phaic phs-. - 2Da14 30 =
to-day 300 ir 81 total Tor The week 10,
heal against 1890 head last week selling az - 0OG
rnlIar7lrmA Fob 1s-CArrLg dull sales. 2.loO heal.
Goo! Pnuc. Gab4c.' Medium, 1adobcj common 42G
Sarrr -seaty; sales 1000 head; Good Prime 5s9Gc.;
a -.insn. % . i2,, tOrlinon, eG''
ItuD.-TAe uarsr l. fair sales. 1000 head; Good 70
prime. C16 c. Medium,cc. Common. 1'4c1',c.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-19
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
MONDAY. Feb. i. 1873.

ASUE>-Qnlet. steady; Pots +ia 14'ic; Pearls, Sc.
COFFEEIdO quiet rather weak, though without quot
able change; receipts the week ii 1913 bagB, all per
"Geplogan = sales 22.3Ol bags including 4l00 bags eX
"Genogau" to-day 3O0p a. wlca, however, were ely
Withdrawn from stock stock IN frat hands 1886 bag,
including 12.0O0 a GalyeStOn 21j91 ~ Se"Orlrus SO
al Mobile 2OO savannah. - 49, ~ Baltimore, S11l5
At YOJ second hsLd ~ $50 bags of which f00h
Orleans, 3D. II bags Al EamoIc and G2Jl9 bags
grand total, hIst and scCOuG hands 900 $50
BAGS sf0at 9nd loading to January lflhi 9sl<J DtES
pu chased United States 90 o; total y6iDe United
States supply Z9 bags delivered 0m wronOusos during
"a, ,OOi here iJ l65 iu BttinDe 1921 At
New Orleans Ordinary 20 Primo cgoes, l4's l1 &C. goit
$40 bags SE' IeIdrss" nearly
Fair 1885, and 900 bags various vessels. private tons
Mid dull nOmnally unchanged. .
COIIONp0t Cotton lee. higher quiet sAcs jl2 btcs
for spanning CelYeIed contract 800 bales Receipts ~
te ppI 2S0 bales against 2G,Vt0 ts day last Wetk,
1888 last
New-York tribune., 1878-02-19

q $ ss.s. sSs$I:
DETR9 PEP isEGaI n% :nss Of 500 sS Witt &
aai ana 1S%iSsS 1 JTd 5T 20 dsy.y Ssw
eS ssd oh eaas nsa r a g. Hog.
Rec RECIPE Flour SS;; Wheat sooo Sas1 TGIn S
b5e,G %ncat SHs 2co6o S SSsA Corn Zoo BUSH OATS $500
MILWAUKEE, Feb. ls-Flour quiet and weak Wheat un.
unsettled; opened 2c lower closed weak No Milwaukee
ysdr@ary y 81 ApT 81 o6; No S,i ? sDa aoa
iower No. l. 6sc Farley unsettled spring 57e March
;e PrpvSqns easier Mss rodK sas IN far demand at
PHILADELPHIA Penn, Pep. 1sPetroIeun nominal at I2s
icI Far ana a, GS "a, Retiring Tenn S suSs fsr
crnshe 9c for powdered es 6iranulsted, and &C.
tss Gis; aG s% no Es
g g. % COED 3D. e. NJ s oS ss9fs % at S1 ssfz
Family 9OGd 4, a. Choice a. 50 % do Fancy G,hst at
e s g a STEADY E'?s
y g. ns 81 81 % %a n sn% weak
sys s eycr & !. 4 ger' 3 sd % hsd
81 at.T Tor chocs ohio .ie Prime g q "a western
81 e. Rye steady western at ssS6Sc Pennsylvania zoe
Corn aa shippers NJ. operaas and h9%s demand 9Gd
ern yellow at 5Oa52c Southern yellow track at SO
Sa. u. Ss and SSsagG an
bound 81 o. AZ tho Maritime Exchange 9Pen Board
eSsR SSsR Ts. ic.er IN as%aoo 69.h % s
g. s s g. Ss &C ss a "a. . PSY qS Hs Il "a ra
sa sna S & % .s sao MaT s iS ooo BUSH sold
February. Wheat dull ana lower 81 29 bid q 81 asked
February 81 80 bid IL 32 asked March 81 SO bid 81 "a
a.ked, April for No. = Red. ,
ST. LOUIS Feb lS-Flour dull unsettled and lower 70 sell
Wheat du and lover No Red 81 2oas 2Oi2 cash. ~
bid do III l3a+1 H. cash No. SPRING Sl 90
4la4l'ic March, 40 0sc February die Marel oats
Inactive at J2c, cash, 2! &c bid February Rye DOC
Whi-key steady at 81 PORK dUll $40 go bid cas- ad
March Dry Ssed Meats dull and nominal Bacon very quiet
unchanged dull nominal lower 70 SELL buyers standing
OF kecept--S 800 Dbls Flour: $1,000 bush wheat o''
900 bush Corn 1900 bush. Oats; l7OOO Rye -,
TOLEDO. Feb. 1SWhesi quiet Amber Michigan spot ana
February, VI % March ~ - April 81 26 No hed VII
ter IL 20 do spot sl 81 March, Al %; April III "a
No Red 81 IL No. Amber Michgan,s is 10 Day ION
Michigan Red 81 20. Corn easier high Mixed 40 5Gi
40 spot l3c March, 44ci May, i7c Rejected 40ae No No
DAYTON and Mchg 43c oats dull NO 2 26c Oh fti
Glover Mammoth ~ 30 Prime, - % No 2 - ~
Hogs 81 55df4 40 Receipts l4l bois Flour leOOo D's
Is 900 bush. Corn l400 bush oats shipments 4Oo
bbls Flour 5000 bush. Wheat; 1900 bush Cora 30
bush. Markets closed: Wheat weak No j White
Michigan 81 229 Extra do 81 2s Amber &iehlgan n spot
March, 81 2i2 April, 81 20 No. 2 ked WINTER,
spot. 81 20 March 81 2l% Corn easier; No. May 4o2c
WIIAINcTos. n C.. Feb. ls.-Sprs TurpeHne steady at
81 10 FOsu dull strained, 81 81 Crude TUrpentne firm at
~ 50 and ~ 10 FOX Yellow Dip anu Virgin Tar
STEADY at I'll oj DO.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-19

In State bonds there was a good demand for
Louisiana consols al S4J2. There were transactions
IN District of Columbis 3-6s at ~ and Missouri
6s Of 1886 at 1919. North Carolina 6s new.
April and October sold at 8. The Tennessee Gs, old
issue, sold al 36l2.
In city bank stocks American Exchange az
sold at l00i2. Hanover t5) at 100 Marine l6) at
S3i2. Merchants Exchange l13) at rs, Bank Of New
York uO) 107, Bank of North America (6l at G2,
10 at ll7l2, Fourth National t6l at 97I2.
bonds the largest transactions being IN Kansas
Pacific incomes No. le, which fell to II. The
Hannibal and IT. joseph convertible IS were firm
at s7l29s7os; Union Pacific sinking fund at OH |;
frsts at 1043i; Central at Jos; st. Paul frsts La
Crosse Division, at 1854; l. and H. Division ut 96;
and Northwest gold consos steady at 93as. Canada
Southern frsts, reg, sold at 644; jersey Gem
ua consos at SO; American Dock and Improve
New-York tribune., 1878-02-19

ment Company at 43; Fort Wayne thirds at lis.
and Louisville and Nashville convertibles, 1893, at
106.
as it becomes evident that the Silver Bill passed by
the Senate on Saturday not the kind of bill
expected. Sales to-day were at 10291Ol 81 loans
costing 3, 3is and for carrying. The Assistant
Treasurer paid out $24700 IN coin interest OF the
public debt and $1S2,300 in redemption on called
bonds. The days business of the gold clearing
department of the Bank of New-York covered:
Gold cleared, S24,260, 600; gold balances ST.
421 900 currency balances, 81, ,45S.370 The gold
quotations were as follows:
l0.--.......l02 l..--.....l0lal 3d." ......1olS
Foreign exchange was dull and firm, selling rates
being on the basis of 81 S1340S4 80 for sixty days
bills, and ~ S3l2a4 81 for demand to the e. We
annex current quotations:
New-York tribune., 1878-02-19

FLOUR AND NEAIl-FLoUR r market dull. l0Gl5c. lover.
moderate export limited ohbing trade demand. Pece
reports materially checked shipping inquiry sales tOo
bbs including loOO bbls city M Extra, 90 25dsl % lat
ter very choice S4VO bbs Minnesota Extra 80 1893 80
s5 So $500 Ibis Winter Wheat Extra 90 3Ods7 40 bbs
superiGe, o. 25a$l 80; $50 bbs. No. 2, $17j@Sb /;
Mainly, S3as3 rs. Also, 300 bbls. Extra Michigan,
20 arf4ye s5 So. OF tao ssles. e4oo bbs were for
export Quotations for No ~ 75dSi supernne aud
Western, 81 254s. 90 Common 10 ar Extra state 50 10
So 25 FAR TO Choice. 50 SONS7: Common 20 Good
Txua Western 50 iOGt6 rs GOOD 10 Choice So 30d&5 !;
Common % Good Extra Ohio. s3 loas5 76i Good 70
Choice $5 s0dS7 b0 Minnesota Extra Rye Mlxlure so 20
aS5 90, Clear. - 65dso %; straight W 3ossd 90i
New-York tribune., 1878-02-19

FulnIes active closing p points higher sa,s last
April IlO5, ll.Ol; MAY, Ills June 1l5l, 11$O July
ii40 l3g 1913; August, IA 40 september. u. 81
october o. O4; SOgcmber, 1875; total Goo baics
second CaiI-February, l0sS March 1882 April lio5
Juy II az: August i157 september, li27 lbs; total
1900 bales Third CailJune, I35i October LIZ total,
300 bales Also, 10. February 1888 lol0J March 1859
0iO04: "a 400 April ll.OZDllO3; lIC0O May, IL q
ll2S June ii 500 i35 July Ssa11A1; August, ia {
dll47 September Il21 fOal 63iOp bales' grand tOta
~ 500 Lale. Grinrna clnanl a-IlL. and ElLOng.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-19
TX dividend.
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS

The Mining Board today presented nothing new.
Bertha and Edith recovered TO 10. American Flag
To 20 and Lacrosse TO 40. The higher priced
stocks were traded III lightly at steady prices.
rAs FRANCISCO CLOSING PRICES or MINING STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-19
lining STOCKS
SATURDAY. TO-DAY,

There was another good market for United States
bonds to-day, and, n largo trading, almost the
entire list was strong and with upward tendency
We subioin latest street quotations.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-19

NOTE 6onsifuctcn account represents the cost Of i95
es 15 . Fl rUs Of Which m = ad with steel rails
& sd @ cS nnpoEemes thereon real estate IN NewYoT
sa1s Safse. sO"'0 ''''''''''' N'''''' ~ ~ :.
In the foregoing comparison the met floating
debt for December 81. 1877 is giving at 81 ,693, 40
tan increase for the year of SS12S55l; but there
are two items included in the first statement as
cash assets and deducted from the S4,68l,24O ot
gross floating debt which cannot be considered an
offset. These are, " advanced TO leased lines
S265 3S7." and advances on coal to be de-
hvered. 1852. 353 - total. $717,74O. From
the first nothing can be expected TO he
realized except by accepting leased line "
securities and selling them in the market The adj
vances on coal understand to be royalties paid
ou leased coal lands and they are no more cash
assets than the entire body Of coal contained IN
the $4,000 acres of land owned by the com
pany. Leaving these two items ou, me @ het
floating debt on December 81, 1871. was
S2,410,so9. The apparent decrease ol,ie IN the
construction account is mythical. because
what now appears separate item "ehanglng
gauge, SS04 ,S65," was included in the 29oZo, 361
for construction by the statement ol lS.0. lhe
is increased $101,51s. On the other hand
The bonded Indebtedness is increased 500,
ooo and the ga mc 1 Of ha1n materials nofbioG On gaa
the report which looks like justification for the
often-repeated assertions during the year that the
Delaware, Lackawanna and Western was earning
more than its fixed charges, nor for the occasional
statement that "the previous months earnings Were
equal TO q per cent on its stock after paying all
fixed charges
While there have been days when the reported
transactions in stocks less than to-day, there
scarcely ever has been day devoid OF interest
TO the general public. The opening OF tie market
exhibited no trace Of the anxiety to buy which
marked the last half hour of Saturday
In almost every instance the first prices
showed a decline. and after a little activity
accompanying a further decline of about l.
per cent. the whole market lapsed INTO toipdity
from winch 1t could not be moved afterward 5y
such a condition of affairs it is waste of time to
write. There is no market. And except TO the
chaSers of eighths" il Is imnateIia whether
that of Delaware. Lackawanna and Western,
477s or 4Sl4 or that Of Northwest, 80 or
generally are shade lower than on SATURDAY, with
no indication of what may be the designs Of the
Iaanipuators for tomorrow.
RANGE or THE STOCK MARKET Co.,.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-19

PRINT CLOTHS MARKET
Providence r. FEB ls-Printing cloth, market Arm al
saturdays prices, but without transactions
New-York tribune., 1878-02-19
iEost ano founo.

TOST or STOLEN-BANK BOOK Issued by
i the SEAMAN'S BANK FOR SAYINGS W. fors, 20
subscriber. u not found OF returned 70 the panA
'o u"' A'"A ' WILLIAM OC0SN0R.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-19
LIVE STOCK MARKET
FoR TIL WEEK LNDlhG hoSDAr, Feb. ls. 1873

reevcs cow, Yeas. sh,cD and Lamp,
1925 800 90 -l1T 1850
Tiear were sold 90 the ipio yng places
Curs Nos- SheaD swine
Jeisey Citg stock farf.. Go<J IS 20 4.t-Z lG572
........ s.J2 : lo,@pJ
Foriifth.sf.. y. R.-...... lA's1
-s
kclsl,tr ia-t "rtE... |l-t -N i"t -, - 1''1h
week 4sf N.I.I IiN tft ~ sol 1901
A. Vky lec'ts la-t wear Fcs. 80 2C25 234sl 24,.ys
New-York tribune., 1878-02-19
Dipioeno Notlres.

THE NATIONAL BANK OF THR REPUBLIC,
NEW YORK. Jan 81, 1873
A DIVIDEND of THREE CD PER CENT,
N of tax. has this day declared. payable Feb
ruary 4th proxino till which date the transfer books are
closed. ii. W. FORD Cashier
New-York tribune., 1878-02-19
6aplnss Banks.

NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK. corner Sth-
and l4thstInteres eoomeueing from ,he lst q
c. W. BRISCKERH0FF. Secretary. RICHARD H. BULL
President.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-19

The following are the comparative condensed
oalance-sheets for December 81. 1876 and 1877:
New-York tribune., 1878-02-19

OFFICE of IHE ILLINOIS GENITAL X. r. Co, I
81 NAssAU.sT., NEw.lOGK, Jan. IL, 1873.
A DIVIDEND OF (3) PER CENT has been
n declared by this Company, payable the lst day Of
March next to The holders Of the capital stock Of This Conpa
NY registered at the close OF the 18th day OF February
which until the 4th day OF March the transfer book
will be closed. T.. V. f. RANDOLPH, Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1878-02-19

secufes of this Company having been assured by the
depos than threeOnrhs OF the outstanding bonds
holders who have converted their bonds into debcnTe
cecates cOuntesgned by the Union Trust Company are
such conversion without
DELAY i'm the delivery TO them Of the
n,w Guaranteed bonds month Of March Information
effected the Office Of this
4
New-York tribune., 1878-02-19

OFFICE OF THE NEw-YoR PRovIDgScE AID RosToS
RAn.ROAD COMPASY.-ST0SISGT0S RAILROAD !
NEw.YOEg Jan 81, 1873. J
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND of TWO ant
n. Morgan's sons 80 william st, NewYork. o
' & raap my % BOOKS Wifi DO closed from the 4h to The lh
both inclusive +. Is. MOVES. secretary.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-19
OreGn Gteanlsrs.

L'OR IIN ERPUUL VIA VUEENHIUW NJ
i The Liverpool and Great Western steam Company
United States Mail steamers leave Pier 53 Y. r.;
NIsVA DA rU EsDAY Feb: 49, a. N:
IDAHO kSDA1. feo. D.
WYOMING ESDAY, March o. a. NJ
Cabin Passage $50 S65 or S75, according TO staeoom
"''ei"so' F-o' iH'' WIiIIAMs& & GUIOr 2s Broadway.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-07
DAILY INTELLIGENCER.
Thursday, Novem'r z, 1878.


A day or two since stranger in the
city was making inquiries about the
Pontiac Elm at Bloody Ron. and
finally accepted the offer Of boot.
black TO 20 up to Jefferson avenue and
point oct the historical relic. When
the tree had been looked over and the
rsvine explored the stranger said:
Boy, are there any legends con-
nected with this spot Z
L guess there's one replied the
lad.
Whist is it,
We'll, as near as kin remember. 3
Teller got boy to come up here with
Kim aud look ground and answer ques-
tions. and when they got back down
town he didn't pay the boy cent
not red "
He didn't. And what happened TO
him = asked the stranger as he lifted
bis left eye.
He got drowned the same night.
while the boy is rich and heightened
and wears Q velvet vest
Hum " unused the stranger as he
passed out quarter without further
delay.-Free Press.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-07

TAKE from agriculture in the United
States 600. 900 men. women. children !;
and you at once CT cate home market
for more bread stuff than all
Europe now affords us-PresideLt
Jack.on.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-07
HOME INDUSTRY.

Every person in the community is bound by
selfinterest as well as social obligations to give
the preference to articles Of home production
ever those of foreign manufacture. ali other
things being equal. No country can prosper
with the balance OF trade against them and i: is
perpetual draft upon their resources, to bus
abroad ~hat can be produced ct home cheaper
and better.
MALT LIQUORS
Have become articles Of general consumption
here as in every o,her part Of the CLited States.
and the demand is constantly increasing. Tie
fact hiss been demonstrated in all Western con-
munities thxt the deersass Of the use of ardent
spirits. is in proportion to the Substitution q
wholesome beer. No country is better sdap.e!
to the production Of good beer than this. The
climate is favorable. the hops produced are Of the
best quality. and barley is abundant There is
no part Of the world where . better quality Of
draft beer is produced, free from deleterious
drugs. tan BY the North Pacific Railroad
Brewery. a. Steilaeoom, the North Pacific
brewery. and the Seattle Brewery q. IL .
place. Neither Of these Eleweries resort 10 the
practice Of ''dectoring' to give their Hquo.s
favor or the appearance Of age. which cannot be
guaranteed for any of the articles imported from
California or elsewhere. 1t is therefore prudent
sanitary measure. no less than political economy
to patronizs cur home brsweries. suys6
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-07

BE not triumphant, little flower.
When on her naughty heart you
lie.
But modestly enjoy your hour
She'll weary Of you BY and by.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-07

IT was pitiful to hear q veteran Of
the late eccentricity. after decorating
his lelt leg and drinking TO the health
Of his right, exclsimiDg: 'Rah for the
glue and bray He waited to GEN.
ent things
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-11-07

CIDER may bs q good temperance
drink. but Can manage to get so
drunk on II that kant tell one Of the
ten commandments from a by law ov a
baseball club.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-14
DIED..

VACCAR0-Mrs. NICoLETTA vACCARo. of debility
IN the S0th year OF her age, at z O'Clock, Monday
evening. August II. 1878, at the residence OF her
son, Antonio VaccarO, - Adams street
The deceased was the devoted mother of Messrs.
Anton o, Bartholomew and A B. vaccaro. The flu
neral will take place from St Peters Church. where
a requiem High Mass will be cnanted this
"WEDNESDAY morning, at O'Clock. The friends
of the above families are invited to attend
MONAGHAN-O the 18th inst MARY e. be-
loved wife OF James Monaghan, aged ~ years.
Funeral from the residence, No 10 Alabama
street, this (WEDN ESDAY) morning, at sIs O'Clock
Solemn High Mass of Requiem at ST Bridgets
Church at O'Clock. Friends of the family are in
vited. Carriages at residence.
KENNEY-At his residence, No. I53 Adams street
OF congestion, VI. W. KENSEY, I'm the SD year OF
his age.
Friends of the family invited to attend the fu-
neral and Solemn Requiem Mass at st. Peters
Church. this (wEDNESDAYD morning, at IOIs
O'Clock.
III III Nm I'm On Tuesday. August ID, 1878 JOHN
aged II years and months O A'1Nio . 'iiiei'
Friends OF the family are invited To attsnd the IN,
neral services, al the residence, II2 Adams street
this WEDNESDAY morning, at 1 O'Clock.
STEW ART-Oa trAIuI Is.,----. -,
Their friends are invited to attend the funeral of
the former al Elmwood Cemetery, this (wEDNES-
DAY) afternoon, at O'Clock.