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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-03
, BROOKE COUNTY
FARM FOR SALE.
n. .oa.-isnsd vlll oder al Public SALE, 90
Tuesday, September 10, 1873,

IT -TT-- ~
TUESDAY, September 10, 1873,
.rl..L n. \. tAGl ifSutod6ar Slthe cOGtt
~ ~" ~ WeLlsbuIE, Brooke County, ". Es3 me
iys- ~ G,r,r,Jy knoSn - the "FoWLEh y y
',satsi "a iLe TlieTs Of CEoss Creek. Broeks Segng,
W :, IN OhI1. apd One mile from the ny
s'Ts u Tbr aId farm ConiaIns II aCdss maze q
~ ,I.'ot 10 acre icing cleared aud sasly euItiy1tea
Inc t~sliHrr god White oak and Other !ssSe r.rn1I.e
smt i sTrTy 6elj but one. A good Orchard ol,lIe
AZ. VI ,T.ss, iT-Ides plenty Of par, peaches and ens,-
* Improvements consist Of sOH,iottAele Is GU
w " -, ",nSTr tWo Sbeep llOUses aud IiTaheTyi
Esd spdpshOase' convenient. Chareaes,
ssnSIs. Ursi and saw Mills rear The IIfth. TUG
perfect n ~. psrrhs,sr % elect,
- Ls13. lie bahnec In Que, two and thrtS
,s.r With interest, deferred payments 70 besoeafed
ET ! deEj Of trust on the prOTeTty' lot IHfthet'lh-
formation apply 10 urp,,rv 4 p.cE -N
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-03

TWO ROOMS communicating, one furnislt-
,lj in Railcy's block, No. 1890 Market street,
,n third ioor, trout. All the modern eonye-
,,icnc.-, Enquire OF II. FORBES,
80 III. ChaplIne Street
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-10-03
arns esent.F

NOR PENTHOUSE No. 20 South
Prun ssIseL, ISIand. LarEe SlADd allths modern
improvements a, hath aud elesslAl IN enlct ! ~
4 ADAMS, Market stsUel. iI9f. ss6
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-07-25

An ERR0R.-8e are informed
that some residents OF other wards
in Caleasieu refuse to register at
Lake Charles, aEdes the impression
that voters can vote only in the
ward where they were registered
Voters must cote in the ward in
which they reside, but they can be
registered anywhere ia the parish
where they may apply to the regis
traf fol- reeistraben. For example,
a resident Of Hickory Flat, which
is in the first ward, may be regis
tered at the Office Of the registrar
at Lake Charles, which Is in the
third ward. If so, however, he will
he registered DIS a resident OF the
first ward, and he must 10te in the
first ward, where he resides. Every
democrat in the parish should reg
lister at the first opportunity, whef-
ever he may happen to find the
registrar OF voters.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-07-25
FISH BROS. & co.
LOOK HERE TAXPAYERS
Look Here Voters

THE undersigned Assessor and Reg
/ istrar of voters will open bis office,
at the following places, for the purpose
of revising the Assessment Rolls, and
at the sas2e time Registering all duly
qualified electors Of this parish, as fol-
lows, viz:
At O. r. Moss store, 10th and 18th
July, 1875
At J. b. Changers residence, 18th
and 18th July. 1879.
At Charles Prater's store, l5th aud
10th in ", 1878.
At Ben Whitman's residence, 18th
and 18th July, 1873.
At M G. Frazar's store, 18th and goth
July, 1878.
At w J. Slaydon's mill, 22d and 23d
July. 1870.
At NJ. NJ. Lyons store, s4th and 25 h
July, 1878.
Returning to Lake Charles where the
Office will be kept open every day (Sun-
days exeepted) from 8 to IL O'Clock A,
M and from u to 4 o'clock p. NJ,
until further notice.
NorE. Under Act No. l0l approved
April Both, 1877, an entire new regis
tration is required. No voter will be
allowed to vote hereafter under any
previous registration certificate,
ALLEN GILLEY,
Assessor aud Registrar,
Caleasieu Parish, La
May asd 1878 TT.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-07-25
THE SENATORIAL CONVENTION

The SENATORIAL CONVENTION
Notwithstanding the parish execu.
tive committees of St. Mary, Yer.
million and Cameron were notified
by our parish executive committee
several days ago, that-eur delegates
would be willing to meet theirs in
a senatorial convention at Able
vile, Nernailion parish, and the 18th
OF August was suggested as suit
able time, no response has been re
ceiVed from the executive commit
tee of either of those parishes, and
consequently no time nor place has
been agreed on for holding the SEN
atorlal convention.
We observe that our democratic
eonfrere, the Lafayette Advertiser,
complains that there is movement
on feet in that district to hold it's
senatorial convention at Baton
Rouge, on the occasion of holding
the State Convention The Adyer.
tiser, very justly, protests against
such an fl4noyation on the estab.
lshed usaees of the party, and says
the senatorial convention should be
held, as always heretofore, in the
senatorial district, where its dele
gates will be free FROM the pressure
Of outside political influence, which
would certainly be brought to bear
upon them at Baton Rouge.
The Advertiser is exactly right in
thus advocating the democratic
doctrine of home rude, and we hope
our Parish Convention viii instruct
its delegates not to go into amy sen
atOrial convention outside of our
senatorial district. The nomination
of a dapocratic candidate for Sena-
tor from this district is Of too much
importance 10 the democracy of the
district to subject it to the infu-
esoe of the horde of selfish wire
pullers which always threngs a
State convention. Let our senate
riaa convention be held in our sena,
t0rial district.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-07-25

WARD ELEcgG0Ns.--The Demo
-eratie-ConserNatiwe Parish ConNen
tion meets here to-day, bet as we
go to press In advance of the aali-
val Of delegates from the country
we eannot state the names OF the
delegates, NOR the action of the Cob
Nention until next week. in this,
the third ward, the election passed
oft quietly, aad the only ticket IN
the field was elected almest wltif
outopposition. 0atef ninety eight
votes polled the thirteen delegates
on the ticket for this ward received
respectively frela eig'hty7ene to
ninety -four votes; one other eand-
date received twenty7eiglht votes,
aud five other persons one vote
each. The thirteen delegates from
this ward are y. y. Kia;kman, James
r. GeaiY, i'll. Y. GILL; y. y. Fea1ep,
10. Munday, M. d., Geo. II, Wells,
Mm. Meyer, Caspar Sehindier, NJ.
J.. Rosteet, y. g. Leblea, James T..
Gray, J. Il. Ryan and Jasper Daniel.
Solar as we can learn every ward
ia the Parrish will be represented in
the Parish Convention. We trust
that the proceedings of the eenyen-
ton will be characterized by pru-
dence and haamony, and by . gen
oral desire among the delegates to
promote the best interests Of the
paity and OF tie parish.
We will publish next week q full
report OF the proceedings of the
convention.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-07-25
]. CORNELIUS MUNDAY,
stefan, upg con
AND
ID R III GGI st.

TIAyING established Drug Store
I'll in the building Of j. w. Bryan 4
Co, corner Ryan street and Public
Square, am pre- pared to sell Drugs,
for cash, cheaper than ever before Of
tered in Lake Charles. Par ocular ef-
forts made o always have on hand q
full supply Of Quinine, Opium, Nor
phine, Alcohol, Castor Oil etc. A SUI
perior article Of Brandy, Whiskey, Gin,
Wine, etc., kept exclusively for medical
purposes. Can be found at Drug Store
during the day, aud at residence, on
Bill 10 street, at night, if 1t profession
ally absent.
n. B.-Physicians prescriptions care
fully compounded.
fob III rs.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-07-25
INFORMATION WANTED.-If JOIN

INFORMATION w ANTED.-ff John
A. Jordan yof any OF bis friends,)
of Tliane, Tennessee, who was IN
Dallas last winter in the bed spring
business, and left here in February
last, on the Texas Central railroad,
going south, will send kis address
to DR.. John I'LL. Morton, ef Dallas,
he will receive information of the
greatest importance to himself and
LIS people in Tennessee.
Our Texas exchanges will coulter
favor upon a gallant Confederate
soldier aud a most estimable gentle
man by publishing this notice.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-07-25

Congressman J. III Ack en- is
visiting the pafishes Of bis district,
and Addressing bis constituents 10
their coDyantionsto elect delegates.
But single newspaper in the 3D.
District is without his name at the
bead OF its columns, and bis re-
nomipatiop is regarded as certain.
IN. o. City Item.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-07-25

LOOK HEREi-A large stock of
family groceries, and aifresh supply
of vegetable garden seeds for fall
chanting, received the day before
Yesterday 10y j. w. Bryan &Go.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-07-25

The Gameren democracy speak
out like nlen Oh ell ssllieets Alkely
to come before the State GeuNen-
ton. Read our condensed but thor
ough report Of their recent mass
lneeting. We would have been
glad 40 publish the official copy
sent us, if we Lad received it a
week sooner. Our report is taken
from it. The Cameron democracy
ltaNe always made a ereditable ne
cord, and we are satisfied they al
ways will.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-07-25

Presuning it to be our friend
e7eneral Leonard Seweil, we are
...rratified to learn from the New Or
8eans Daily City Hem that Leonard
7sewell has been elected professor
sef modern Languages in the Louis
s,ua University.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-07-25

The weather in many northern
and western cities last week was
'botter than ever 1SAowm before.
Man and beast were presfated by
sunstrokes, and labor WAS suspend
ed in manly places on aeeountof the
excessive heat.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-07-25

For A CONFERENCE.-The list OF
parishes reported to this date, as
having elected delegates to the
State convention, shows a large
majority have pronounced in favor
of constitutional convention
Some expressed no opinion, and
pone pronounced against ut.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-07-25
FOR SALE,

n HAVE FOR SALE, in the town of
Il Bagdad, near Lake Charles, La,
nearly six acyss of land, 500 orange
trees set out, and about 1900 in nuTs-
cry, all free from the scale insect,
Also shout fifty head of hogs, from
three to four years old, chiefly meat
hogs. n. j. SMART.
Orange Grove, Bagdad, Caleasieu
Parish, La. June n, 1878.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-07-25

The Potter subcommittee of in
vpstigation ait New Orleans lis I'm
s,arthing daily the fraud, bribery
and perjury, 10y which the electoral
rote of Louisiana was stolen from
ridden aud given to Hayes.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-07-25
A good man says, {" If there be

A good man says, If there be
no hell there is probably no Leay
en- However that may be, we
suppose 30 man ever went TO heay-
en- because be feared bell, Tel
ror OF dread never made one good
or wise or yirt9oas or great. III
iiuopels to DO good deed or yirtu-
Gus, generous action. Fear - 10
itself . vice and begets no virtue,
and he'll is . failure if designed 70
drive people iato heaven: Gods
love draws, bat the devils rage
does pot frigbten men into Para
Desc lex.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-07-25
SHORT STOPS

New Orleans is fearfuhy excited
cover a corner i'm ice there. The
e,,oagealed fluid lis up to twenty five
collars ton, and rising.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-07-25

BARGAINs.--At Moss & Rid
DICKS store, Lake Charles, Ia.
They wish to prepare for fall stock,
and call attention TO the following
l0E Gosh Prices:
Calioo, % Nds for one del1at.
Gooa Sttga1, 10 cents per pound
CoatS' 1hveaa, 4 spo9ls ace 70 cts.
tents Eeady Nude Ctof1tfa9, at
greatly reduced prices; and other
goods at figures TO suit the times.
Call early, and see for yourselves.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-07-25
A Liberal Offer.

Fs0R SALE Tive hundred and fifty
Il three and half acres OF land, on
the Bayou Nez-i'iqu6, in this parishs
In Sec. 43, r. 9, IS, II, 5 W., la.
Terms = Cash, rs cents per acre, ef
equivalent in lumber sawed to order
Address Lake Charles feEo,
feb II, 1875,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-07-25

Gail and examine our new and COM
plete stock of general merchandise be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. Fresh fam
lily groceries always on band, at the low
est market prices. j. w. BRYAN 4 Co.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-07-25

A full line OF choice family gro
eeries always Oh hand, ard fer sale
at the lowest market prices, for
cash. al j. W. Bryan & Co.'S.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-07-25

Pine fencing, seasoned dressed
ceiling, and cypress shingles, for
sale by y, w. Bryan & Go,
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1878-07-25

THE BEST WAGON
O N w FL e e L s
Is MANUFACTURED BY
FISH BROS. s. CO.,
Racine, Wis.
WE MAKE EVERY VARIETY OF
FARM, FREIGHT AND
SPRING WAGONS,
And by confirming ourselves strictly to
one class of work; by employing none
but the
BEST OF MEN,
Using nothing but
FIRsT-cLAsS IMPROVED MACHINERY
VERY IsToF SELECTED TIMBER,
And by thorough knopledge of the bu-
siness, we have Justly earned the
reputation of making
ssThe Best Wagon on WheeIs.n
We give the following warranty with
each wagon:
We HEREBY WARRANT the FISH
BROS. WAGON No. -, to be well
made i'm every particular and of good
material. aad that the strength of the
same is sufficient for all work with fair
usage. Should any breekage occur
within one year from this date by reason
of defective material or workmanship,
repairs for the same will lie furnished
at place of sale, free of charge. or the
price of said repairs, as per agents price
list, wall be paid in cash by the purchaser
producing sample OF tine broken or
defective parts MS evidence.
E Ess ;, FISH isai FISH BROS co.
JNo. c. HIGGINS,
Racine, Wis. Jan. LIST, 1878.
Knowing we can suit you, we solicit
patronage from every section of the
Union Send for Prices and Terms,
and for copy of onr Agricultural Pa
per to FISH BROS. IL co,
July 25-6m Racine, Wis
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$40 00sio 25 500 bDis July % o50slO o5; 500 bbls
September $40 80; 800 bbs October $40 40 "Ca"
June 80 0O0Sl0 20 July slUdS0 O5 August $40 20
September SO 2JdSlO so October, $40 30 GSlO 40
December $40 400 quiet sales ca bbls
BEEF HAMS quiet, firm. qaoted. s2l0sZ2 6O...-.CUT
5ci 1000 Fresh Bellies Gc 1000 Picked Shoulders. &C.;
1000 Fresh shoulders. sC Middes rmer Western Long
Clear, bascs City DO, $50; sales. 80 boxes Short
Clear, private terms ..-.- DRESSED HOGS shade
nmeri CITY Heavy to Light E4djc; Pigs. 5isc. COCO.
La Market opened hrmfT. closed heavy. active
sales, 7i4 Prime steam sDOt re 40 ties Ket
Ue Rendered, hto OF quality, 720c; 4750 tCs july 7td
5ccosng lO01l2 he; 4,7JO tcs august III Al 2JC
coslHE l.Zc, asked BOO tea Year ~ 2C second Call
June. 2d725c; July zoe August 7.2O872 jc
september 7&Oa132 7c October, 374zG 7f5; Year Z
~ ZOc CITY steam moderate demand: sales 300 ties, 40
G7l22c; Refined quiet 200 Continent 1900 clos
ing 1.5Ud76Oc. 100 tos. West Indies 7.31 &c
sale Of July Land, reported yesterday, should hsve
read 900 tos.. instead o. 90 tca. printed
GUTTER strictly Choice continues fair demand
firm Common dull unsettled state Creamery Fair TO
Choice 4G2oc state Dairy. pals Good % Choice l5d SCI
state half um tubs Pair 10 Choice l5dlSo: stale. Welsh
tuba Good o Choice, IL l7c: state Common SQlrc West
Creamery Fair 10 Choice Il 2uc Western Dairy Fair
~ Choice Bel Western Factory Fair Prime 7GlOc.
CliEEoF- Unchanged, quiet state Factory, Fur 70
FaUCY, 62asRc. SKINNED 3CjCi Western Factory
Good 70 Fancy, R07igc; Ordinary, 3ajo.
l7Lc; state Pennsylvania. lGdl6ac Fresh Western l6C
canada. lGrj Ordinary stock, il fl sc.
ltltE-laIy sctlNe hfm Carolina G2d7 2ca Common TO
Prime Rdugoon Ot41oi1c. 2csFrs Dan Talmages Sons
Co. ClaeSton, - c. report The Rice crop moyemet % date
June IS IS Receipts sO92j C7sEs sales 40 sos casks
SAlI-Quict, unchanged Telegram from Turks Island
states that vessels calling there be readily sup
piled.
sK1Ns-ooat more active FIRM; Deer also in demand,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-19

l49l7 Laguayr lSbSissc Java 2She; sugar quiet
steady o7s ut Loaf ee Tor Crushed CSC for
Powdered 9lge for Granqated and 90 roy a holasses
test Flour dull weak and lower Minnesota Extra Medium
% Fancy e Soas5 30 PennsyvsHia o. COED 70 Panel
do Good 50 75 indiana do. Pair and Good. 500
rs Southern a. & o 81 90 Quiet PAI Psnps
vania 81 u.s. Corn Meal nominally held Al 90 80 Wheat
fSa sPG sss m wesn sd
Amber 81 1891 Is southern do 81 IL; White. ~ ZO6
et S2 Bse ssSe SSR ss a4s snd
yellow Prime, in aud grain depot 4ed47e osts IN
32a32 &c fort Prime Dark and Light Mixed quoted At "a
active and fraction higher sail soi 4lc July
asked for August Wheat dan 81 07 bid 81 ~ asked
June 81 bid, and 81 Oj asked July 81 bid 81 o. asked
81. LOUIS June ls-Four dun and unchanged Wheat
higher No Red FAN 9Jlqc bid s74 ASA closing
spiing. 81 &c. bid Corn higher No Mixed Si9 dS5G
cash 5ta55ac. July; 36%9S69tc August Oats hisheri
PORK unsettled Jo66ilg at 95O6e4O. Lard qqist
at BB5dG67q Bukmeats firm; loose Winter Meat readily
saabo 425 500 $50 for Shoulders, Clear Rib and
sides held higher Bacon firm at 490s600 SO
oopts Flour 200 bbs; Wheat 5000 busi Corn, 10000
1000 bblsi Wheat 5000 BUSH Corn. 5000 bush oats,
1000 bush; Rye, l0OJ bush. 49,, 49,,
81 Is; Amber Michigan spot Al % seller July 962c No.
Red Winter spot 81 OBJ seller July 93e seller August
High Mixed Ssac no spot IS &C. seller August 4o9c;
Rejected 80 2C. oats du No Waite az 70 2oi Michigan
25c. Reoepts6O0O bush Wheat 40 900 bush Corn snip.
ClOsed-Wheat firm and higher No White Michigan 81 l8
WINTER 81 e8 10 no. seller June 81 "a seller July 9Sc
seller August held 92c 81 2e bid: No Red SOc; Re
Jected Tic. Corn quiet and unchanged .o,-
81 20 Strained Crude Iurpentine steady
81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-19


Inc EXCHANGE Wi De closed iloa' 1uy TO July
2 ANP AZ i.s-sfyiai st,iis article
gl,t' 0giu9 lgDnHe is' =, 50 -7i a. c1lielcy; Nor
- Goo s &C.: OH W.ntcr4ccn. 81 Io5s$ l0 Do Sasa,
lras tge: do Lemon - }0d - so roG Do BerEaWa,
sal 80 5i % s. % for Cgusac g 5oosI 60 ior Ash
ana - ~ oI y arb az goG b.gal-iug ioNotr Sd re
Chuiec ioisa Isl -c- loidi Crlg-s.,eF - I'd $50
cqF2 mneo t, ISi la 1 os sga fl, No
Si 49,, ,s.dsrtc 5,gand iTiG ,,ri, NV ,,,5
i>,ak ~ -5erS 90; L2 1la hgtgi Gc.i4, 81 go 5oN
raj
T I.A t1 Eigl , a. 81 i, [l i Il 1 KY
srcaaHg Doll. sales 1900 b..s gc' uiIg = on bis.
LOW COW 4 aade "s' i i? - bis N1 aaa S2a
st@si ~ Tor i3e WLGc lan-e 'o s'i'. o. ~ - ,.e
Nv Gre4 1, hz5 rs y, A. go l9'. oo W ne
were tor ozrrr Quotations. 20 2s2 5oas29o: sapcrtns
io,r no y s y 5oa 10 Good u estsI f a.,
U11Tsso1 I5I isrira. 81 a-i - I've Nxima 81 49,
Goar "a 50gs5 E sraila. $. % ass; Patent. ~ -
et7 a., win some ho.aefs .lEHg 4Ehe! t-UIgst -
coed do IS -u6s5 56i to5s To Choice Family
decuiue safe, s0' bbls; Poor TO far
Fan.T T'.i,v s. - 81 a5.il + FL6U6 quiet steady
sales 4cJ bills super 7, sos t0-.-COItN nu.AL more
crsiSt s.3 lbs rrzr M.5a! e. 3d. Bandygiur. s. -
F'55GTiGN VIC rI-Drse Fruits dull unchanged Iavrr
Eaw Tsr In rrute S. ic ar.aa GaSu Fruits airy
-.... trr..--.s a. Id I,r,
ssi ~ - ,, . s IL -. a.. l. a. anna .Tr,
5i2 ioT lava Coo, a.- ' w. Nv l a5' sr 9'
2 @ ~ ~ i1 IN AMI far i r,er
I f'v-r ID l,y.T f.- a.. IIrt.f ..Is Us con IssE f
f ~ o9 l,sh .l,1t rrnaDr ii, TI1 Cayso9 sri.,.
a.. 10 3 h1..auE,e gsc store. SO. . -fr#r..
q "a 80 a. 800 F- rs srfr i.tr Western q, .
~ 49,. s4 80 M 5T, Ia ipy.l N No . M. sl,,
~ "a ~, 2 NJ .rt.T al LII ia. .So girra. o i
q @ -tt,. - o.. - - "a - NO T., .T-,,. .U.r.
[1,. soc n H. "a p -rT1- 5l,,t =. n a. uG closing
" ii. - g-l - h T,. II -.i.,I p.l, ,io..,r
n5t 3il ~ a. gstei. 40 > NoriIvc-t JlUc III gGa
II 90 "a closing q ai 90 g9i - U' "'sf4 CO., Ngs IT,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-19
BAYKIHG AND FINANCIAL.

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD REOR-
GANIZATION.
OFFICE or THE COMMITTEE. No. Nassau-st.
The terms Of sale under which the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad was purchased by this committee On
fbe Cd of Apnl last require that final settlement
must be made on OF before the st day of July, at
which time II viii be necessary for the committee 20
determiue definitely the amount Of bonds at their
disposal 10 pay IN on account Of the purchase.
Notice is therefore hereby given that all bond
holders who desire 20 participate IN the DEMENT'S OF
the REORGANIZATION, and have not already deposited
their bonds with the Central Trust Company, should
40 80 before July after that date the receipt Of
additional bonds will be subject to the discretion Of
the successor company.
A. s. HATCH, Chairman
Committee Of Purchase and Reorganization.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-06-19
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per G0rh Rirer. Vessels ana Railroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

AsHFs-Qulet about steady Pots 4hc; Pearls. 5slc;
BEEswAX-Dun. about stcadyi Western and Southern
SR95M c6ENqaisf Wholly 9omln,l ,,r. dull weak,
be ~ -" 1 a sa1pIos ampe; Pale. SO
e 20 Hards e ~ Oh - S
Sros8. ~ PARK SIS Red, 80 philadelphia, s22@525 ;
BgisP oS '0rSnSfy. s5as6 on Frots Cemeut fair
s ee9l5 si fS seSdV and modtrssly active
land g egqs5 80 Roman sSas SV min moderately
Rcye sJeadyi Common. per DBL. cargo rae a2C'
Tae lumber market . fairly active AL through ;
~ prices steady supplies no ,6eo,ss5 we ggJbti y
90 % for Choice Lengtls IN smin esrgoe, , Si5s
Pne-s1B0sl7 per for West ID1a shipping boards 80
eel for kOUth American DO si5aal5 Tor boz boards
Gen oargoes a. sssS PEI Sd 9a sd ory 9 do So
Vm6er q 5o6sil HsTdwoods.Wanut s775gs5- per Mi
nut lst and "a t50cs35 do do Culs SSe82O eo cherry
Inch es5s 90. Hickory s25asS0 DC. fr Western 500
Der feq for no 70 66d +'-'i S-'o' ''-''
sea- l sGs%s ;ssa1 S ara oulss a Z
OHICCORY-steadyi German, tz05Hc. English, SEC.
CocoA-Du Caracas. lsalse; st. Domingo, 1la1lIaei
co6iDihthrsciie fairly active steady; BItum,pous
Camel, el2qSl3i Liverpool Gas dog s. 90 Hewcas
fsnDsvlvaBia and Westmofeand Gas 50 5Q1sB west viz
So az intS S s 256sf 10 by he cargo -"
CoFFEE-Rio quiet unchanged; Ordinary Cargoes l89
Coed sa8tos i1al54e, colo sales here past week 1896
baEs re0sintH sl9e BAGS the statistical position this
Indfnng was as folows stock Of Ro IN hrst blndsAt
Galveston 900 bags AZ eWOfeans 1900 bags at Mobile
$500 bags ~ Savannah 1000 bags at Baltimore, 2ZS6G
pags az NtWYork 81 bags total i2S495 bags stock
en- second hands-At NeWOfeans, $500 bags AZ Baltimore
ei769 bags SsWYOrk 93s bags total e220l bags
grand tOa 2i52O7 baea ahoat aud loading Tor United
States % Nay Ia SILICA bags purchased for United
stsss % June 70 1900 bags santos 62o0o bag fetal
Visible supply, egteUo bags delivered nom warehouse dur
~ the HeS alinoTe IA bags Hew.Y q z9e b3gs
tQtas 41seOV bag3f MID nominal java 2D2d2Zci
NsrscslsQ lsel6'aoi Lagasyra idei6oI ST. Domingo.
cOoPERA0E sTOCK-Fnn, fairly active Molasses
fhoeks gs iuehes WITH hea1s si 70esi So sugar
BROOKS Win hea4a % inches - 256s2 9Oi do DO. S6
neeeA q sO4st 12i Boz snooks, s5a7Oos Rum sbOoks
fsoos s S,Tsissry q g p, s5s3g HogshSaas ~
&2IGs25 - w. i@''o4 '
oORDA0R-ouieti Manila cordags. sizes sbove -
sattad sud Hay Rope, l2hoj DO, l2thread a
aaet9f iSe 40 - and Unread, = and re IN diameter