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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-10

with our creditors, who would ruin
Memphis rather than compromise
the proposition would be very
likely to meet with general favor.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-10

some Of the loudest and ablest
National greenback men of to-day
were the loudest and ablest critics
of William Allen and his greenback
platform when he was running for
governor the last time. They re-
Quested him to sit down and to
pull down his vest SO often that the
old fellow actually took a private
back seat. 1t must amuse him now
to see the same men using his argu-
ments and sloshing around in his
shoes and old clothes.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1878-08-10
MEErINo.
NQDTTCR-

A MEETING of the Stockholders of the
"A Southern Oil Works will DO held at the
office Of tho Works In Memphis, Tenn, on
TUESDAY. September 3. 1918. between the
hours Of two and 1--WE O'Clock pm. to elect
a hoard Of Five Directors 10 serve the ensuing
year, JOHN II. CHIDESTER, Sec'y.
II 19a.1hQ
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28

Total blsh.....2JIIg34 22JSlls 2.23s.433 28lO49i
UAN AND eTRAwPressed for sale, supplies large pricee
5o05jc; rea qualities G5a75c and Clover 45d6Oc: salt
4Oq ijc Long Rye 4OGjjc. and sAort aud Oat 3Ja4Oc
HIDEs-ourt, nomnay unchanged; sales, 7ss Dry COri,
entes SECONDS, ami l.3Oo Bogota, " va;c terms. ~
HOPS-pull, nominal, tone was; state. 1879, 5dlOci
MOLASS ES-Modcratc jobhl1g trade steady; New.or'
.NAvAL STORES Qne. steady; strained RosIa 81 i5a
m - 'T spi. dlrpep n oc 9d anl aSoSi ~ & t9r To,n @
May 20. ."o1i b9is against 57s5 bhs same I2te ISL
period lo11; stock Of Srits; May 70 2OO0 bOs against
OCEAN FRElGIrrS There was good business to Liver.
pg% Al Wy f r,r ui Sci2E ia' aSe. was m du an"
n,o,9 bush Gram I'd 1i 'le lnsid' rate Iuhh& iioo9
ChcJ.c 45s i@ ,ila,g 10y sttaa = Lids TobaGSo jas
l'otc Lard on J,- o6 sq. Provisions 3os for Bacon
@ l lar iIa !2. Tor Bn!yr aug & s,I. TO London, by sail
100 bbI UI, 80 Zoe" 1000 Iu.i Gram. 9da9L 5Uotcs.
s.aei boi, FIoar. tnr,isi rrslL .. ea 70 i'oi,
N "r .i,tI,r, ,- Pm 81 o0j In cram
W-'c leln. Jio.i s'i zoo p,1s Provisions U.s. g. & i9
bush ua'-. l3ar. 40. 0D bush Nhoai pc; Cuar,,',-
-. rc-ran b'L a. Han purs Bremen 9nls Ioaacd
f,li"'u - , A"c' 80" l"Ih ~ l'n+ To- lI'.z i'i or
la-in complete cargo pr,a.o terms; r, bark u ili.h
bars Foasy r.u.iaI cargo, private terms Br'
Mg M 't.h - icy, 70 ",Iu. iI' m 'l'@i' 1 GIsA.
tc aa7ph ito core Tor orders. i'ain bark 500 gr..
from Ia.rmor vessels. olch 2,i"o , Grain to for
s, g., >gr"i'e r. t%.s@g;. T. TO h9%grp g, d. 3D.
f'm aoud. No.''fa blh, 800 tons iooa'go to Liver.
oll--eu ",roa..y before Ncuhadru 81 q33c"..
m,r },o. ,r Na9 j,n. and JUL I7 a'or 3G aiG aa'ei
~ ,,l.iIn c4-' o i.r" it+aloo &,rht4a 6g5 - Of
rL'NI-l ,.-.i'. ..,- sar.,t u!msG m'orra" "u,n',7
t.as,. = r.. 70 a. r'oay N.s. -: :, oo,, H,mr,.
ID.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28

Middlng 9s99c; Good Ordinary &C.; receipts, 30 baesi
BALTIMORE May 27.-Cotton firm sidfling l07sc.; Low
Middling lO3c: Ordinary. 9bc: gross receipts 81
exports coastwise 90 bales; sales 20 Daes spiR
ners. 17U bales stock 3273 bales. ~ -
BOSTON May 27.-COttOn quiet and firm; hddtnR II acI
Low Mddhng Ordinary SSie; net receipts, 51t
bales; gross, 1856 bales stock, 1923 bales. -
CHAELEsTON. May 27.-COttOn steady; Mtddlins. lO2D
lO5sc Low Middlng. lO4alOSc: Good Ordinary. e2c.i
receipts 81 baes exports c0aswise III bales safes,
100 bales stock. 4,51J bales 1900. -
CINCINNATI May 27.-COtton firm; Middlng 1899; Low
Midding IOSsc: Good Ordinary 9hsc. receipts, 90
bales shipments 2I0 Dales sales 22z baesi stock o+O1
GALVESTON MAY 27-Cotton firm Mddling, lO'ci low
Md,Ang lOc.: Ordinary 0'sc.: net receipts, I6d
bales exports coastwe 309 bales sales III balcs SocA'
LOUISVILLE, MAY 27-Cotton firm Mlddling. l0aic.
MEMPHIS, MAY 27-COttOu fGm; M!ddlng lO1c receipts,
1883 bales
MOBILE May 27-Cotton firm: Middnng, lOqc.; Low
MddiuE l0c Good Ordinary. 9-c net receipt il2 baes
cOastwise as bales sales 300 bales STOCK sZi
bales.
NEw.ORLEANs May 27.--Coon firm; Middlng 1879; Low
Middng. 10 -. Good Ordinary JLe l2lS
ldles gross 2CSS bales 10 Great ain 800 bales;
Continent l~g bales; sales $500 bales last evening
500 bales stock, $3.50 bales.
NORFOLK May 27.-tOuon finn; NddlipG, l0'5r. net
crpts 92j bales; exports cOastwise Ji bacsi sales 10
bales stock, 1861 bales.
LADrIpulA May 27--CottOn quiet and firm; Mdding.
II &c: MiddHg lO'ic.; Good ordinary, lOrf MT
}US bales; stock G91l bales.
SAYAvN.n. May 27-Cotton strong: NtfIne. lOh~: Low
MddHg lOi-c. Good Ordinary 5'-' net receipt, O2 lat:
exports Coastwtc 1881 baosi sales, 3Cv bales S"'k 'oos
Sr LOUIS May 27 cotton firm: Middlnr. lo'-H.; Low
silt.iuH "7.r Good OiuMaiT 81 '-e receipts, - Da!ea'
shipments, 2S7 bales; sal,s 80 bales; stocS' 5tiO 1ra
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28

Errr,,u Nav -- Flour dull tending Iownvarl sales ~
=" r...tH si ,, II II H. Corn Slow -a,, OF loo
-a.,s OF uJbu,h sample SOC, I.4ry .jcl4y mo- sales, Eyo
r,.i,,r. nsnwn., ,nar',. qa9tct - @ o'f,. - oS for
y,i -r corn ei. oa.t ic E, N,w- lo canal frr,,ht,
Iuy, ' cram store n BrnIIo Wheat g2"no bush.
CEu ';% gi'h i, ,' M 20 "' ., ai. Barley $50 O"'"
t.l'l.o M4y 81 four duh AID heavy. u.mal'lv wa.
~ sYi.sl. e5gattr itS., Jlg- 80 a" 9.c. Re-
1..irl &c Corn i,"Vy active hut weak and
lower. Nigh MiN~', at'-c New d. - 60 N," Mixed
Tny s,4.d ljiac hu,u.,; Errc,cl }3c oats fair
ys a At & ar.y "a g and ~. o y'f iaro i3Ts n M I ~ y" "a ala ID
meats -, 9c and .c for shoulders short Iab
nolnay ,langrd N,racr closed Wheat dui l"t y,ek
;, 10 ju0o, :, :. mi Ju. Lard nrln ua.'qe,a @ , -,
@-'ic i've uII at - ftoc BARLEY uona. y uucaag,d.
FOX n.rt bur i'm q, = %. Lam Ia rar deniud. Currnr
mani: should - held a. ~; short Ei5 5uilcs sold
= - s,. 80 nl,r May. short C.,'' !" = - h'eon
d"rs Cc.r ia5 and Clear SIDES. w4r,Acy n good dc
(roa o4S ~o , sgs.r ,s5 s'say ana ,ag "n.
= 90 - ~ r,r,irt. : lgi head. ,liucut. i5io head
- ,2. S"Ir, i, rV mU'G p'%"H.' % ," Wlr % Sait
iG"H iG"H L>,I1 WIIG Wi,G % il,N w. cUyrr seed
qI.ol dun uouuay $50 -. FoUI-I,c,iyt Louo bb
I,. 49, ,uo,Hu,n ,orn~rrrrip lu0 bush, shipments
uu I- receipts. 200 bu-'l shipments .Auu bush.
NI,NAIEEt Nty ~ Flour dull. Wheat 80 Mi.
,scc Mlr 4i6i or E,i au! for si, +Oj ci;n
pud MAJ lime g~ % Juy uU'-. No du 81 l.. corn uDA
%0 p t new aic oats Jan aud heavy No ., 22+c Eyc
\r jr BARLEY an settled. No ~pru cash and june Gle,
Iiy i-r rroy -iuI, uuIci, urmcr Mess Pork. ~, Lard
s,I,, sim, t.l n -c Freight. Wheat e. ButIu 1lc
BIN ,.t.i.IA Nav Petroleum quiet AZ g4g'-c for
, H., t,r r,ru,, ,,tT., ou,.i. Iloot ia l-r.
''.|,. '' 49, o., -, f.,.- I,y, AZ Dig sugar out.t and
ii',I AZ r, ~ -Jr for FtIr 10 Good Refining cuba
I.|r.l S.ir. ven. closed al luc for cut Loaf 97.C.
iI.i ana Powdered gl., ur formulated aul gsc
du u l,ur OF buyers: Wisconsin Xua Family Good at -.
Nnue-'1 DO og lli 10 t%H"' % -" ~, t'' ' m t' '
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28
OFFICIAL REPORT N. T. MINING STOCK EX-
CNANGE SALES. Way y, 1873.
ND BOARD.-l O'CLOCK p. VI.
THIRD nnARD-2;3O 2. NJ.
MONDAY. Mnr 2--P. VI.

MONDAY. May 27-P. VI.
The receipts of grain at Chicago to-day were
greater than on any previous day in the history of
that city, amounting to 77O.32S bushels. ard the
shipments were 5G1, 100 bushels. The proportions
of the different grains making up these totals will
be seen IN the table suhjoiued. While tins large
traffic is reInWcrativc to the railroads bringing it
into Chicago, the bulk of the wheat and large
percentage of the corn are coming at rates which
return 10 profits to the roads doing the business A.,
10 the shipments they either all by water or by
rall, at rates which compete with Ia cents per
hushcl for corr by lake from Chicago 10 Buffalo
IAc receipts at the Atlantic ports to-day Were un-
usually large; NcwNork receiving 1,O2517G
bushels, ana Philadelphia 32G 600 bushels, or 81
41G bushels more than came 10y rail to Ncw-lork.
The business i'm stocks to-day rolled UP to the
respectable figures of li1.9OO shares and was nm
usually well distributed. Tie opening developed
strong tone, and the stocks Of The Northwestern
roads again were conspicuous III leading further
advance in prices. The desire to purchase was
almost universal and Northwest common. which
opened at 53as, was quickly selling at 5iA; the
preferred rose from 10 to 775- 81. Taul common
from 53 TO 53&l, and the preferred from sOls to
SOS Illinois Central to sal; Rock Island 10 10
Lake Shore to G}5s Delaware Laclawanua and
Western to 5j79; Delaware and Hudson to 515~.
ard Central Of Ncw-JcrsCy to 22'i Ii /, now quite
evident that some one took advantage OF this good
feeling TO sell fair quantity oi stocks. After mid
day the prices could be quoted barely steady at
small reaction. but later there was gradual de-
cline, which at the end left majority of the active
stocks fraction below the closing prices Of Satur-
day. The exceptions were the coal stocks, which,
however, were down to opening figures, the leased
lines of the Pennsylvania Railway, Illinois Central
and Northwest preferred.
Central and Hudson was a. dull rs usual. and
tluctuatcd only between 1Oe7- Io~7- Erir sold at
Is TO 1924; Ohio and Mississippi got mp 70 Q, bat
ended az 81; Union Pacific sold al - l~u7OA., and
Wabash at 4, "a 13l2a l3"s. For tlc Wabash Com
pany further trouble was developed to-day, in the
shape of demand made bya h,d.rot mortgage
bonds of the Decatur and -. Louis Division upon
hi, trustee fora foreclosure because hc could col
lect seven past due coupons. Western Union opened
at >$5s and va, largely purchased by prominent
broker az -3'i. but affgrvarl declined to N"l-a
o3ll. Pacific MaIl was GUll at lgi. .al9a- l9'-
Ii now seems that tie opposition a!c not likely to
have il al Their own way at th. election for dl-
rrctoI, of the Pacific Mail Company on Wednesday,.
he present oyccutv, management of the company
j, displaying uolittc activity as the day approaches
and lively time may perhaps culyou the dr,ary
work Of casting votes.
Tie market closed weak without excitement.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28
HORSE MARKET.

There has been falling in the demand Tor all CLASSES u
the past thr height OF the season l. over.
month has passed trade VIII DO a pIoDA
l;y ia the quiet Stac WhCI Ais ChlTac-
t,rHrl Horse market for more than year i2uoat
a few animals when " bargains are offered
th.Ii. but arc disposed q pay any prices mat
viii Correspond with the lines Ice companies
themselves with cheaper grade of IDi~s
iais year accustomed 70 buy, ava Sr'on
exceed $500 per head. while the UaJ"y "t t1er puc'a d
s2Ov1 40 head. Good GIylng ANIMALS win 3lr
speed. In moderate demand, selling iip,n 800
500 VCT Uar Exporters have been quito Luy the past
week Isaac MorbsA shipped % head by the Idaho and %
iad by Iay. aI J. small took 80 head via the Ancho.
an the above l0I n lyt on the o.f' re- tei
from North Metropolitan Traw~ay COMPANY o. London
good carriage horses by The Egypt - Liverpool.
cc,yrd al tnc bpn stable Robert SOddar which "ill
London -atuUay. The report now being c cuaird
tie horses VIII, sent to the metropolitan lIrMay
Company uto-d'i iDl the cavalry aud a,fry service B
fa-c ndttGl aud NJ. Wilke7 Editor oi Ths
>Vrt The Tre has received letter from M smith, pres
Ioeut II metropolitan Tramway Company, EiaiinS
ApItr+l from AIueilga
10 Eugla! Ir for the military service crrauy
evidence, and the drincfr thruulh'L
who nearly Wild over ih' thong u 81 gt
500 ~ 900 per heal fpr thr tuMmuHot p-s
had Jump conclusions too quick. The cNpurthg
bt1 fair 10 become important u ~ Amer G ~
VIII O otN""p li-rt ana VIII
lave very little influence The prices ui horses N tbs tgun
uutlt increases fld H. Tor instance we SHIP 10
hcll hug-es this they viii harfy b" U SD LON
the luj-9OOD head ~ the utcd states deoOiubs 10
published statistics fol 1913
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28

FLOUR AND NEAL FLOl K-Mukci cull heavy, ~"
sr lower Limited export DEMAND uJl Co complete sIp
u,nf. Johnup inquiry hight and chiefly p urgent orders
-al,s ll,puu bbls n'uauE l,'ph nt- ''. hii. N,l'
- 80 i,r England, 30 for Wet Indie 49," ohi, NJ
Extra - iUf+0 Tor ~" whole f1i'r. -.I'v '
Winter Wheat Extra. ~ hp0th, mainly = 'If' 80 ',7'
Extra 90 odd asd biuhth 'lH ''
"ua&i 2JT -s0Ib- -uprrtu s3GOafl. go bb., No p
,ur - ~ It 500 Lb v,Irfu export Qu"ttuH-.
\ 5Uq-8. -uprrnIr- -tatcUuG storm. t'tUd-i 8. COM
r.uio aIr STATE, - goa - CO. tar To choice - 80
Itp,, io Iu,r,. sIG t,pti W II
,,, ytla ~ 2uutI o.. GOOD choice - 1Ud-s com
MAJ, f., Good Yfr. ONO > .u1+l 10. Guuc do.
H'' H ~, - ',.,ts ,,, t.,,, ln..tt -, li,r My
90. +. -iJl,' '', ,N ,l,.r a. T.. straight ,, ia
~. - ,,,t.r, a. ,,Iil som, IIlg,r4 asking
l.r-,f dlil,s: IT, Iouis Iatr, Common to F1lr.
~ 90. Illr l., Good tY. sJ0 20 1s Good 10
'.Ca I.lraly ttIs7 ,..ur duI, strong ydoHuwnrd
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28
quotations



In state bond, there was a further advance III the
sos of District Of Columbia to sjls on heavy
transactions. South Carolina g. uon-fuudablr, sold
at 3lsa3I. Louisiana couSolS fell 10 ia.
IN city bank stocks, Merchants I'll sold at 10,
and American Exchange 40 at par.
Continued activity marks the course Of railroad
bonds with reaction in certain classes in which
the advance Of late la, been very decided while
bonds Of other descriptions are higher Notably
hT-t- Of Burlington ana Cedar Eap.ds were higher
9t 1874: chesapeake and ohio hr-t-, coupon on,
at IyI thirds Of Fort Wayne, lO~Ii; Lake Shore
flsts con. coupon, ll2Ii; r"uSlcr"d seconds, par;
American Dock and Improvement Company =
al ISL; Missouri Pacific seconds 9GI9; and | mon
Gr,ts IO-Ii: sinking fund being hrm a. lOOli
Ccutrals los san JoauuIu branch 92l2, and Oregon
JII2. Missouri Kansas and Texas a>scntrd were
firm also at 43 S. Joseph per cent coNcruhlrS al
3J3f Kansas Pacific incomes, No. 49, at lSI& Molns
and Essex consolidated GIsts at % f; 1s OF lSIl at
9y3s; Michigan Central - at lO9 Delaware and
Hudson registered 7JIs at 1913; ONO and Ml,~s-
sIUpI consolidated at 9'7s; sinking iund at 3',s,
and Canada southern dcbcHtuTe certificates ~ - '
Northwest gold bonds were strong a lO2 =; hiss ol
C. &. aud !. {. selling at i2I2, Wabash hTsts, ~.
Louis division cX-Iuaiuicd coupons at - Conroh-
dated cOuycrtIbics cX August, lS1N, and previous
commons at IIu4lIo Great Western iiTsts SIS at
cold was quiet ana strong, an. sales were a. lOOs
IIIOl loans costing =, - and per cent Tor Dor
rov.lup with AN advance TO 3l2 at the close. The
Assistant treasurer paid out to-day 900 IN com
interest on the public debt, and $1,000 III Iedemp-
ton of called bonds The days business OF the gold
clearing department OF the Bank OF tue state OF New,
York covered: Gold cleared, $lJ'2O0'0Ooi gold
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28
Diui0cn0 NouCes.

OFFICE or INF sruI>D MOUNTAIN CoALCo,l
III BEu >uWAl, y. y, May =, ISIS.
4 SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of (3l2)
y TuEEE AND ONEUALF PER CENI viii be paid sc
tins oo, and after the 10Th Gay % June 20 al au, AAors
20 record that date.
The transfer VII Dee closed from May 30 20 Jane 10,
both DAYS inclusive. N. Al. WOOD. Jr. secretary.
OIt'L or IUE EoAEp - uWT'1'Fs
AMERICAN lNIE 49, tONItNT
NLWluEk. NIy IT,. ls1~D
1EUE BOARD of DIRECTORS OF this Com
4 pluy have MS tay declared a DIVIDEND ui ONE
DOLLAR Wl FIFTY CEN - tSi 81 per share payable on
dIN uf July The transfer book VII bc closed
flou tnc 10Th day the ~ day % JaIy ueAt
J. Y. KNAPP. Sr,r,t1ry
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28

.Lu.Ls.. Dnl-L. III rmLAnLLrmA -La-E.-
sAN rrAyclsco cLo.Na rnl-Es OF MNLNG .IocEs-

The tTansacilOns IN bOTcFHInrHI D"HU5 dI IH'
board to-day were limited and the market WAS duh
and not quite 50 firm. Annexed are the closing street
quotations:
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28
European Advertisements.

LADY FAMILIAR with European travel.
" aud going with her daughter a. iu a'oId 'ur thrye
months, vi.r, ruag,rUu to NuIug .Hrs WUtNtr!y
,r, and cy,ry re,pD'~ Hty gIaTtr' ~ atr tav usual
expense. Address 81 NNEk NAiAlANNr .ipNh
Tribune Office, l.iN Broadway.
V'O rRANELLER~.-Ap physician, experienced
traveller rN.,rs o. IrN aid ul oiu - intending
travelling. Aldir., Doc TOR. sos West Gtl-'
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28

balances, 81, ,520 2G1 currency balances, $l,53l,
$50. lhe gold quotations follows:
lOO7. lOl
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28
THE MONEY MARKET.

OFFICIAL REyoR7 N. y. ST0CH EFCHANOE SALES
MONDAY MAY -. ls79
GOTERNMENT STOCK DEP1RIOEAI
1nl, p'CTOCK A. NJ
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28
Foreign exchange was weak and lower, rates be-
ing reduced to The anneXed quotations:


The following were tO-days quotations for
foreign and domestic coins and bullion, nited
states COINS being quoted III currency and all the
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28
Gauinos Banks.

Ncw-Yorli Savings Bank, cor. of eth-ayc. and
y tA-t Interest from the inst oi yt month";
Assets. $.iG6h~j2 ul. surplus 30 l72t pi
{. W. BaNCkEWIUFT. o,y'y RICHARD n. Bl IL. Pitst
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28
81 each q do LIZ eisc; do 1919 D, at o'lc;

less 81 each q do LII n at 9ic dO 1873 d. at o'c
Mich CowS-Arlvais for the week. 40 head against "a
head the week previous There has been no activity TO inc
been comparatively light the demand has not been sufficient
$3.50 an extra fine animal might brig sos even s7O
to Good Do si0GsJ0 Common and Ordinary DO range IRON
CALvEs-Total for the week 45o2, against 5;sG9 last
opened frm at sc SC. above Fridays Iut closed
weak. Prime state yeals sold today at J3.aGe Fair 10
very dull Gasc for Good to Prime and ajo for Com
HaIenbecl Davis sold = stare Buttermk Calves l25
D. al 5s 40 Eess ~ a. p al 6 g. R -2 S n AZ i3 3D. AZ % % R
n AZ 5'sc 25 do, I42 70 at DC ... co,,o,
DO ls6 D at 5ac do loi d. at ci - do' Io' ID al
sSJames KIRBY Co. sold 4s Calves 40 b. at 52c; 10
cy mG aaa @ a a. MAKING 7 hsaG Sn' Total or
but little cianse in the price of sheep to-day as
eoupared Win iast tIray; @ Pes,'Dy Ify t Te arG
tc owrr The most Of the lambs rec,yci me paJ mont
tba 6ntchr, do no want such stock and So long
shch rlisorabY poor stock continues 10 arrive in
sase S9ln. here E b. no lotto. l." Pefs 9h.,R % sou
,a. DO, oo small iot Of ONO sofa at jc ana some
nu9e, Eioit = Co sol ct 6afh.f l9$ OHIO sheep %
80 d. a &C.. 81 h,ngcky Lambs 90 10, at 1-c; Isl do
Jam. Xiv = o. ,od: y Ohio sheep 3! n, at lc; 27
'-; ' t vi ~ ~, g. ~ ~ I lj0 Sosl NIcii1an Sheep =
g.: III Ohp do H. az - - per cwt; ~ do, - ~ ~
49,. Tennessee Lambs Gu %, az Gel 20 dop o. T., at [c
ID ,tlt- do - o.. at &. .sr.
p4cprh so 40 J'rcy City: 2lj Ohio sheep. 81 5
ac 30 lo 81 ~ De-. C~~ Kentucky Ho 81 b ai i"rs
l@o Ieunsy'vaHa do iO$ H. az i'-: l"2 kcnlucky lambs
5} H. &c.. i,u - p. 40 &c.. !rD dn - f, 40 lD 30
d. 50 ~ a |c M P.nsyyania do 53 d. At 4c 80
JudI q Sue, an sSld - Ohio sheep lOI D. at 4c:
2lv to, 90 & 4 90 KcnrcAy Lambs, - r. q, &C.; IS
uo. 81 =. at Lg.i - - bio Ewes, % H al .,c.
Newton Holmes sDI ~- tIo -hJ"p 80 p, at ic - Go-
- Do gt &c.; 1876 do - d. ~ &c., - tp - To- a. l;
lg k.uwchr Ewes, - o. al Be-; no virginia Lanu - T.
III do, 90 10. at BE-; - to- - y, ~ ihc 2lt Ken
tutky do Be-. 2. Tennessee do. "a H. ~
HpG-ArlyalS for the week %TUl7 head, against 1922
head Last week today 81 OF l.,oOt hcaCJi cars at
iDfI-st and - cars 40 Jersey cry.
.. Vs. Reid solid ell uv, uhio logs lGO average at 3Lc
1.-Two HOES utib.U AZ o.. Dressed Hogs Io quiet
40 Ia 49,. r.s-, &C..
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28
inauclHl.
STUChS.

II
All StwYorg and BIookyu Gas stacks. AMI also all SnIi
GEO. T.. PEl.NlI~-
80 BroadsL, y
NEW YORK STOCK KENCHANGE.-All srCu-
I.,c.at u al bDu-h am sold exclusively
aEq carried s long a. r.qurrl On n[
money advanced al The market rate hf-N IA
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NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN by the Board
y o; chosen Iroeh.irrs n Warren County -" i,N.
10 aly r.r ,gu corporation. bl E"r h~I I"t'g ether
n NraI,rry other Of TIE lEi''' ~lt'S
ayiug thcr To, bond pr bpn lJi" or 20" e. e
or Lraac II debit yuryJIUg 20 Doe issued by thc niI
oI Fgr-hoL.r NJ a' County " Warren OF ssl ~
"a, tAoitp. - uuic" iu "Iitt 70
fauaa.I.IrJ within t-rlF tIy,i pH Lr a. h.i."i" 40
nature 1crnu nation .uG amount ut such b'u, i"' pi J.
r II c.ut ur t hgd ana thar such bonds UL porting 70
,,u,l by said Board Cd. chosen Ir eAoi.r- 'f u t-."n
County y That 5000 bonds -Uy genuine h'i"n'n
d., numbers o ~ - Nciu,lyr and tr 10 b"ni- De-
Hackrlt,yoau. Warren County, NeN jersey.
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28

COTTON MARKETS
AUGUSTA May 27.-COtton nrm; MiddliDs, lO'Sc.; Low
New-York tribune., 1878-05-28
30 G2c 2l.000 bush No Chicago. SPOT SOC, delivered
FEED quiet ... .BEANS-Aboutth the same trade light.


IN STORE II NEw-iORK ASD BROOKLYN WAREHOUSE
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-11-12
A Girls Composition. on Boys.

Boys is strange things. Boys is of
three kinds. The baby boy, the little
boy and the big boy. don't like the
baby boy, because he squalls and kicks,
and have to rock him in a cradle.
But If the big boy or little boy squalls
and kicks, 1 can rock him with stones.
like the little boy best when he's got
candy and gives me some. But / like
the big boy best wheu 1t SHOWS, because
he can haul me on his sled. A boy is
a little man if he behaves himself, and
if he doesn't he's little devil; that is
what mother said brother Bob was the
other day when he told Miss Smith
that mother said that she was an old
bore. My papa said he was little boy
once, but mother said she wasn't, and
she wishes papa was little boy once
more. Sister Julia says she doesn't like
boys, and when saw her and Tom
Brown a setting in the rocking chair a
Sunday night, she said she was trying
to squeeze the life out of him cause she
didn't like him but don't think she
was hurting any place, for he wouldn't
let her get up. This is all know about
boys, and mother says she hopes L
won't never know any more about
them.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-11-12

Hg"Have you ever read "The tale of
Bumblebee ?" asked George of Sarah
Jane. mo" said she, as she turned
the color of red paint, "but I've felt it,"
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-11-12

aSr"I don't like that cat, it's got
splinters in its feet, !" was the excuse of
five-year-old for throwing the kitten
away.
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-11-12

EDAn art critic, going into q gallery
in a state of mild inebriation, to criticize
some pictures, sees himself in glass,
and taking out his notebook, writes as
follows: First room; head of drunk
ard, no signature; has great deal of
character: red nose remarkably truthful.
Must be portrait from life; think I've
seen that face somewhere"
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-11-12

ay "Now, boys" said a Sunday
school teacher who was trying to i'm
press the doctrine of repentance on the
class; "now, boys, Judas, as 1 have told
you, betrayed his master, and then went
and hanged himself. What was the
very best thing he could have done be-
fore hanging himself?" "The very
best thing he could ha' done," said the
very worst boy in the class, twas to
change his mind"
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-11-12

ca A Richmond curate was recently
eloquently pleading the cause of the
widow, says the Sporting and Dramatic
Ne'Os. He drew a touching picture of
the sorrows and trials and anxieties
which are thelot of women thus bereav-
ed. Picture her then, my brethern,"
he continued, "picture her day after day
keeping up this weary struggle, possibly
with no husband to advise her." Can
this be the same curate who, when
preaching on the Prodigal Son, spoke of
the high honor done him in Staying the
fatted calf for his repastY No ordina-
ry calf, my brethren, but one which had
been the pet of the family for years"
The New Bloomfield, Pa. times. (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1877-188?, 1878-11-12

BTwo Irishmen were in prison-one
for stealing cow, the other for stealing
watch. "Hullo, Mike, and sure what
o'clock is it?" said the COW stealer.
can sure, " said the watch stealer, 'I've
no time-piece handy, but suppose it's
just about milking time"