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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26

LEGO hays lover e. a.g7 900 .ft IAat.r geo by
Tobacco, 20 hhds TOT = 81 kgt Batter 30 y"
1850 ptgs fTovisr ~ fo'v3Id s,pnrni. : /. n"tts
E-usluTg, 81 an 800 bass C1v"t -" ~ a!r I'm,
81. hor. oa,ae.A a." t9' !'A;l4n "a ~
enc NFaSe .dI*ii li":r -. W. - ~. ~ ~ ., -,
30 o. T. Eiii'h osr. e. H. a @ Va sr
seIs iencal cargo private terms s~eish e'T .O ,n
AZ r-an shI. LISA TOM Ia eu19. r,fc "a 'aFtp ~
NorwgSar bark 70 COX fcr o.tcf 1850 qis H.iI 80. No.
brig vu'ag IUOI qrs. private ierns trom BAIT
BARI Ia CORK FOL uIdcf. 2iO qts 90 ., w
'Chaugr. cal or Cotton s saec, no bbs hahnec sim
m9r Yellow ~ Mar .od ~ ic''c =, .,,,.,, win
Creek ad yic' crude u bnk ~ g. o. ~ b.S go
1 1empi S' St42 as 81 a4G tan S At phadrha
closed - GG3 lid =, SIS. assed sales unimrortan
gil - asked NAV sii bid - 20 asked BEEF STEADY
MEATS dGll: sales. 1000 3 PICK Bellies Bulk i'c
to wecht Middies scarcely so 6 light trade sales, 80
boxes Wrsten Long Clear he small t 0y LG1g UisaL
Miihoul material change cry Heavy Light! 5id6 10
Western, 4 G; do refrigerators Sc: LARyowtrI
Prime steam ~ 55as7 57 closing - % 10 tes
on Grades" 81 429 10 tcs kettle - IS i IT,,
y 7O $50 les. May. = ~ AZ s?f cIes@s = 81
demand: Loo Continent * 200 tcs West IN
da - 9Das7 80. ....BurTER, CHEESE and EGGS with
RICE STEADY pretty good demand Fair to Prime Caro-
na $780, gbs ~. 90 L@1lSlanS ma, Sa@o2c'
SUGAR-i.av quiet firm, unchanged sales 400 hhfs Cen
riHea - 800 hhds MsG@S io C.sis ~: Weenrd
sold fairly Crushed 979ioc; Powdered sasG99,c Granu'
srNAhlS Esieady: sai,s 200 Prime. &C.; so hhdS
TA[L6T -si,aiv: sales, 10000 II 7ea7'sc. Good to
WHIsKEY- Dull lower; sales. 80 bbs 81 Os per gallon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26
COTTON MARKETS.

Ar-rsr, Feb. 2j.-Cotton quiet Mddllng. l0isc.; Low
M.ddng 9'4c Good Ordinary. sac; receipts 2e0 oales
sales. 7JI bales. ,,,n,u -. an, "a,
ding lobe: Good Ordinary 2c. net reeeipth oeo
BALTIMORE, Feb 2j.-Cotton quiet MddIlnS' Io'tc.;
81 bales gross 39 bales exports 70 Great Britain 22G
bales 725 bales sales 1850 bales spinners 2Oo
bales; stock 1883 bales. $4,000, 49,.
CHARLKsToS, Feb 25.-Cotton quiet; Mlddiing lO'sc;
Low Mddling. l0',ed &C.: Good Ordinary 9ec net re-
ceiprs 256 bales exports To 10 the Continent, ll5l
cOastwise s5 bales sales 900 bales stcs S3sSS bs,es
ding lose. Middlng. csc; Good Ordinary, S'se
net receipts $50 bales; shipments o48 bales sales 400
haes: stock, 7,403 bales.
GALVESTON Feb 25cottor steady Mlddlng 10 DC Low o
05s, GOOD Ordinary. Ssc net receipts lou
bales; exports coastwse, 1915 baes sales 273l bales;
stock, 7l3i0 bales. ,,,, ,oa.
LOUISVILLE Feb 25.--Cotton steady Mddling; lose:
NEMPHs Feb. 2j-COttoD quiet Mfddling 10 Sc;
Shipments 1854 bales; sales 500 oaies; STOCK
"a, S22 bales. ...,,, ,o,-. -.
MOBILE Feb. 25.-Cotton quiet Middns io,sc Low 0,
bales; exports TO Great Britain Sd1 % coas'"e o'
bales sales, 1000 bales; stock, O2VOI Daies . as,
NEW ORLEANS, Feb 25.-Cotton steady Mdanne iV,sc.
Low Nhdlipg 9Sr; Good Ordinary oosc: bet receipts
TO- ss bales gross 1881 bales exports TO Great Britain
1905 bales sales 1000 bales; last evening 1000 bales
SosroLs, Feb .S.-coton steady Middlng iose'; ne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26
- oe aaA,x IS slonE u sGv rons Axn nnookLrs wAEE


T0ta. hu sh.. 4 4t9 IL 4,rtpi"S I"lSfrl "oo'
-u,Y AND STRAw-ftne grades quiet. shipping qlat
lies In demand steady We qaoie: North Mtrr ' III
ping 60c: retail qualities % 6SOc anu C0V'r ana SaT
cash mn no,
HIDES-Were hrner; sales l.2OO Dry leAls 0'Voo Di'
Sailed pcTambucO, private terms. -. a..
HOPS Hp0rtcrs bug fairly, brewers only = ann ' j
qualities state 1917, rise, do. El,tcru hNi@c' uo'
icarng 3a5o., Oh. 7ici California, 49,. ia &c ,oo
MOI ESNcw orleans steady, fair curry; ahIcS 1uu
bb 25a5Oc Common 10 strictly Fancy including fnms ~
4Jc Foreign dali nominal ,. 80.
NAVAL STORIES spirits Turpentine steady. quiet 3'c'
Rosins quiet rather unsettled Common - tood 5uheu'
81 b5afl sra Tar and Pitch Quiet.
OCtAN FKEfGH T>-Gram rates lower. others Straoy
c,frrs 0uiei, unchanged. Ebgggrin ns iifcrlo", si'
200 bges Cotton led, compressed ljo0 bhs Flour -,
10 M. steani 900 bush. Grain Sd 20uO do 2o
$500 pscou 4Gs 500 pss- Butter, ass; 80 tcs Beef -
JO1 hills PORK 5O0O bates Gotten, sasi a. II runs -,
ma ,Y.s arou ugh freight On Chicago AZ hbOu VPr
~ 100 M London. sail 5000 bush Grain, I'D 300 ODr'
snsm on. 27s. Cd; 5000 bbis -Four 2s 81 s'im W.
,cs Tarl 4Is; 1900 boxes Cheese, i5s' W
Io.. Hops 5si, 1000 bags Clover seed graz IA
nhs sn.s-n steam 800 boxes Bac0n and Lard AS %
Gasgow steam 700 cases canned Gools 20. OIL gu -,
DD., s,s sa 100 ibis. Flour Is 3D.; DuO bliss ~ ~
no"n VS. ton. Oilcala 22s 3D. Bremen, stran WV.
b GI.,n 80 marks 900 boxes Bacon 800 ics Lard "io
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26
Official REPORT y. y MINING STOCK tx
CHAEGE SiLES. FEBRUARY %. 1915
nCNDAY. Feb. 25-r. NJ.

4 statement has been issued by the Joint commit
tees Cd the reconstruction OF the Central Railway
Of Ncw-Jersey, intended TO explain aud aid the
plan CT reorganization proposed According 10 the
statement the net earnings Of the company in the
year 1877 were 1888 $50, out OF which only
500, $40 was paid on account of current in
terest on bonds. What has become Of the
balance Of $1,21G,OO0 is not explained by
the statement 1t is proposed 10 cancel
the coupons for two aud half years
Including those past duel on the consolidated and
convertible bonds. the holders receiving lor them
new blanket mortgage bond. The stockholders are
required 10 pay 10 per cent upon the amount of the
stock they hold, and receive therefor a blanket
mortgage bond, and 10 surrender 10 per cent of
their stock, receiving its face value IN an income
bond. interest only to be pad when earne l.
and not accumuiaiive As this last PROPOSE
ton Is nothing but TO exchange one form
OF issue for another, its object is
difficult to imagine the bond issued, like
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26

FIOTK A>D MAI LDfi. mar.c' siislhly ~ buyers
tvirl.. Ice trsle crmaai hight Sai's & go h.,- D..
ge@,as G,%J 'I. =. ''' ~, ~ H. ,.a.tI T,iiS
=, loa. 5o FOR %" IN i rirs, .HrWlnr t-"" Mi- '3f
T,i,,i = 'j7.s -. 1n M, %, Grad'- r.tr. = n
- 80. 20 bpl- q. iut,f Wheat ztr -5t04F7 n. md n=
I.u. 81 - o. D'i'; N'','h', - a. ' r .l
1000 lb 1ri~ Tor 'N~'ri quo'to.s Tor SO - - .'"..
state 500. p ;iart choice, p 2oa-' 'oHmon 70 Good
LA" ' 5 = ~, -, tt s-C.qs- g., 1-,d /, choice,
a. 7oas7 -: Nmn.sot. EE'.s kye A't.aic - ~
Patent. 50 80 30. tcw fauc! biaur h,d lri'
hrhT low hHr - Gif+' ~ 81 i@c ''l 'S d..
Gooa L. choice f4nhy 20 ssety The market elos NJ
g. i r,or to "a - 5oata Faii to tnoec soas5
Ch.'c 80 ia'e ana - Ia = 90 j. III TX
wGEiT no Frrnrr MOE acly': 81 snfs- pr ico
Y;l,t c,,,ra iliq5i q6 @-j a.ic, - 20 Coarse
GHAI% Wliil1 .arsoi L,@.y and ~ ,e lover e.,!1
,og future ni sair-. IsSoao bn-f ne,Gne liz
90 ba-. spo. 40 M.,SAnkr 81 - 81 - si''si 80
40 . NilwanAee 5ooJJ bush. 81 y store. so NIwan
"a 20 Il" ~ Tr ;rnran 10. zoo 6a,h 81 81 q 70 ar
DO on the spot ctr ot' - ~ - h ~, n.i
= 80, elng 81 - 3D. % 9-ssd DO March ~ 49,
:. - DID, - 9Ct asked. 40 NorLHe.t, February
q 20 H. !, 2, asked do May u ~ bic - 2s,a asc'i
No. " in'SI 70 80, I'M s.stc ~ stcir saI
300 nash Western 40 . '72c 1900 BUSH state n q
l.i, guO push = 10 hosb tt,i. r,goIoei Sc xix
ro~sd private l-rms... aAKlhi MALT quei 'ieady ,,
pas a4 dc"iuiuy tttN Market heavy sat' 1N,I
iite sor 1n trade demand moderate speculative
in.lutv .alcs I--uoU bush. ncutng $500 bush. sct
IHerioed western NXr'. s.9'jci No >. 1I45ltc
90 yellow. Jgca jersey Yellow, &C.; no :, 3D.,
pouud Yu.lv- - Steamer Mixed, February, JJ'-'
Il snr 53er. I'D. 5ji,.. asked do, NaTcn, %"
81 ic closing Jfr Dd. - asked DO, Al G4c bid 5ic
ed do Aiay D. . lid DIS dHa,d NJ. %, fcutunly ~ 81
ng 10 bid. G~a,c. asked 30 Marc - r. closing &c
DO. Apri, o. Alc Di, oo' aaAr' &C. My
,-c closing ~ o.. bit JSr IsAs .-.- "a - shade r ",r
ea. a OtO bush; 80. 2, at' 3d.; 40 Whir 80 .
G.,L,r. so !, 20 pc. 80. } White, 32TiD'.. ENtri.
3,lc.: Missed W,s.,rn, "ja3Gr, Wmte "ri.ln - =
ggc. No Ihicato 35Lc J-r-"y, 3}c nWcrch
3lc mixed stale, 5.aatc; NLr state - as g ga,
Fl.i.D quiet 80 D. &lJ. 60 m, SeGfI' ~ ID 80 IU'
BEA NS-t.ood supply, dHI; MaIr"W. - = AL 80
,f,i..r = uIr{i 70. Rcd Kidney, - 4i0t2 sos Whit,
III rev 7Jasl So Pea, 81 3d. Backs. - CO4sl o. all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26

Money on call was very generally D per cent on
railway collaterals on Government bonds, 81
on cold and AZ to for best commercial paper The
limited States Treasurer at Washington, to-day, re-
cc,yed 500. 900 National Bank notes for rcdemp-
ton. The customs receipts were x620.OOO and the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26

There was very large business reported IN Coy
crnmcut bonds to-day, and alil h"r decline IN
later dealings there was u fiTmCr tone throughout
tie entire list. We annex latest street quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26

There WIS some trading III Louisiana cons"llda-
ted per cents a. $3.50 ~ Il: IN District oi Coun-
b!a 3-Gjs .; 1Gl2 and ia Missouri Gs OF ISNi or
1890 at JOG; and Of 1887 and 1856 at iOi"
Othcrwlse there was 30 trading III state bonds.
In city bank stocks there were sales ol Fourth
National t2O mt - Bank of New-lork Joj at I0I
N1O7l2: Ninth National 900 nj 80; Continental
49, at 75ls and Hanover l5Ol 100
Railroad bonds to-day quiet. mere were ShIrS
Of Kansas Pacific. Incomes, No. 10 at l1II Nol ~
MISSOURI iiIsts at 1920 1888 Jersey Central Con>"i~
GGl2, and COnvcrtible-. 6Jlf ~. Panl 1"IGS ~
1908; and ]. and ". division at 81; Northwest go
bonds at 81 Morris and EsseA first, at llGl2;
Hannibal and 81 Joseph convertible ~ at S1's !;
Erie secnnds, 1906 Central facifcs, 1875 Union
6rsts 1854 Missouri Pacific seconds sSGs77s Y, and
Ohio and Mississippi consolidated 9jl2.
Gold was dull aud siTOng, and the early sales
were at lO2lS later transactions being at 1910
IOi7s. On gold loans the Lending rates were I to 3
nrr cent per annum for carrying. The Assistant
Treasurer paid out 80. 400 III com interest On the
nm llic debt and %gG. 200 redemption OF called
bonds The DAYS business of the GOLD clearing DC,
par,ment OF the Bank OF New-lork covered: Gold
cleared. 500, 10, 600 gold balances, - si3,o1i ;
currency balances, 81, $50, iOo. The quotations To-
day were rs follows:
OBSERVATORY 25o...-.---.lol's i'A
The largo importatlOns Of bonds from Etior', ana
the purchases Of sterling bills for remittance inr III
fore caused a strong tone in foreign exchabSe' 'c
market for best bills is about 2a q O1 cent oolo"
official quotations, which are az annexed:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON heb. 81 30 rt'. C"nsols js r t"it money
ann iir ateolat. L. bonds iUuf aul Vail lfr cent?
IOli.. lst7s 100; TeuoTtic. coaqan i0lH; New hvc.
IOB- Enc Railway siarcf lr't,ucl % Illinois Central,
7iis: P@uusy wanna Ccuttat fJl2.
LONDON rb 2J2 m.PaT'- advice' quot" I'VE per cert
reEts- @ francs ns ~ TIE Htcf.aii.
IoNDoS Pen - In-C"i- ols '''Is iot both money
a." Illinois Central, - silver J. quoted 81 "'i
D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26
LIVE sTocE sAsyErs-sY TELEGRAPH.

LIVE STOCK MARRETs-BY TELEGRAPH
BrFFALO Eel. 25-CarrLE-R Receipts today, 2si2 head
she week tins GiO8 head Against iiJ. mean
week. deriea-e Of S3 consigned through Sb'
ears market dat. oets anxious "a seii here Was
attendance Of a cass.s Of buyers; SAFE OF q, go
20 30 choice NJ 81 80 Hs5 VI nln
10 Good >hipgr ut sl25dsi 90 Light Butchers ~ 80 20
~ balls - 7jds3 20 oxen AZ $50 - 10 offerings NANNY
fair 10 medium with light lTOp0Tti n ct choice stock .
SHEEP ASD today, 800 head tota ior me
week. thus fat. 300 head against i3ooO he a aSI NcA.
DISPOSED Of sales at y advance from last Mondays rates
qnotabe Fair to Good Western sheep at 81 4Oas1 1O EAr
az ~ - sales Of 80 cars
far, 1885 head against 1915 head last week; consigned
through II market dull, holders unwilling to MAKE
concessions OF mostly fair medium sales OF York
- rs 81 To- Heavy Good Selected at 81 1874 25 Com
to FAIR - joGsi TO- SUBJ hardly equal to the de-
.Hfc,Go Feb 2j- Tae DrorerS Journal reports: HOGS
Receipts, $1,000; shipments 1900; marketfar demand
rates; Mixed Packing slow at 50 I00S3 80 Light
active az So 900$i Heavy Slipping 50 95d$4 o. 9 were
sold.
Cattle Receipts 100 head shipments, 1900 head good
cattle scarce and IN demand Medium steers quiet but
steady; shipping 81 sOSi IS Feeders aud sockers active
81 70a$3 % Butchers steady Bulls ot2 ~ cows ~
1913 - Steors, 1898 -; Oxen 81 1913 p. ,.
sHErp-Recspt l400 head; shipments $50 head market
Etsr finFHTf Penn Feb 25-CATUE- Receipts since
Including Friday 3iS5 head Of Through and SZ hcai
ward stock total for the ending his 4ll head OF
through aad 100 head stock sales Of Best at - 20
Medium nj 81 % Common ~ fiGHt 30. % 49,
HoGsIeceipts 1885 head total for the week - 90
al 20. PlIlade 'phias AZ - +0GSt so. oo,,
HEFP-Recepi 900 head total for the week II 400 head
against 10000 head last week Common sold ut ~ 2J9 ~ oV
Good AZ - -. 800
PHILADELPHIA Feb 25-CATTLR-Very dull sales. 3,400
head Good Prime 26Gc Medium b'-c; common, &C
SFEEP-ActlVe sales 1000 head; Choice, Otc. Good 10
Prime, oa6c.; Medium, 5a5 nc; Common, a4'tc
HoGs-Thc market y slow sales. 5000 mead; 900" I"
Prime. GIaGLc.; Medium. &C.: Common. . ac
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY FEBRUARY &C. 1873

yous week TOAsy there 81 p Of 10th st. and 32a
cars Al Jersey Cty making 10 3 head, the largest number
l4th OF January live Hogs
err duIi al 300 = 30 City Dressed also du ri 5ed
o. Jc.eY Iftfst. quiet at 5d6c there are some
that bing but the general sales ale between
ttos" hgirts .u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26

receipts TOO balcs coastwse 1909 bales sales 1873
bales stock ~, 800 bales. - -
pm DrrPHL Feb 25.-Coiton steady: Miadng. 1Ic.t
Mddinc. lObc. Good Ordinary, 92c net receipts,
81 bales gross $50 bales sales spnner 3sS baes stock.
sWXxsAH Feb 25--Co.ton quiet Middlng. IOIsc. Low
Nddling 91,c: Ordinary &c. net receips 1913 baies
gross 73 bales exports to France 63S bales coast
2c9 bales; sars, 1000 bslcs last evening 300 bales
sr fCuis' Feb a5. -ooiton nTm Mddlins. 1919; Low
Middhng 9sse.; Good Ordinary ss6 receipts lglo bales
bales - -,
VnMIgGToy. Feb. 25--Cott0n quiet; 1ddng lOsc; Low
MiGdlng sac: Good Ordinary, Scc. net reccips Ot3
bales exports coastwise 622 bales sales lS0 bales Stock
1892 bales.
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET
PROVIDENCE. p l.. FEB. 25.-Prmt Cloths-There wsss
little inquiry to-day but transactions light and
quotations n0mnally unchanged.
HORSE MARKET.
With the near approach Spring a part
dealers well stocked before the demand shall increase
much the the past week larger than for
though nj no higher prices than last week horses
exported those in this branch Of business VIII
during the coming month Prom
present indications the shipments this year viii FAR exceed
che exporting Of
In II good thing that an ont has
been surplus OF horses this city will
when hOrsecars IA the more Hodcrn way OF
stean-aud when think NJ the iutnfc, how
shall look osecars IA ane mt az stage cpaces
present time IT IS then This demand iron abroad
past - draft horses with considerable Nor
blood in them $3.50 to $500, with or as high % 500
medium gtdraft horses such used for gen-
ersi purposes, at Sl2jdSl50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26

The Philadelphia stock market to-day continued
weak and prices further declined, I nitcd Railways
Of Jersey selling AZ ll2i2 against - on Sat,
urGav: Pennsylvania - 5J1;, against - - and
BEADING III 2~agaiist ZS3l IL j. currently reported
and believed that LARGE blocks of Icuu~y iy1aa and
Heading stocks are held IN tbs city CA speculation.
and dat from Newton k ha- come iAc 'mri support
o. the prices for them for a long tue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26
HAVANA MARKET.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

HAVANA. Feb. 25.-Sugar and firm Spanish go.d
22l = q2.2. Exchange dull and weak.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26
CLOSING rprcrs or PHILADELPHIA sToce..

The Mining Board today presented no ne" ia
tur4s. the speculative stocks were all to ) cents
lower while Moose wac unusually active, bur steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26

The aun1a meeting II the stockholders OF tie Union
Pacific Company the choice q directors or tho
and ~ transact ~ Gy utLtI business - lch
may legally before h meeting, u be held AZ the ocs
OF he Cn.lDanv ~ Equitable fulti8 Gus;0r We'd
March 1875 n 10 nclnCs. IrgrSitr Dos Ks
will Dc closed after SATURDAY. February -
SIDNEY DILLON rt>iirnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
HORSE MARKET.

PROVIDENCE. p. L.. Feb 25-Print Cloth.-There was
lItte inquiry to-day, but transactions were ght ana
quotations nOmlnaly unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26
financial.
GAS STOCK.

Gas STOCK
Al New.York BROOKLYN Gas Stocks and also all kinds
of BIooaiyn Investment securities dealt in b.
GEO IL. PItESTISS,
Il Y,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26
OFFICE or THE CANADA SOUTHERN RUNWAY IN
l3 MMLAsLsl.. y CIV. York. Leb. z. Isl

securities q Company having been assured by the
DEPOSIT tTce0urths % the outstanding bonds
hcdcrs converted their bonds INTO drhthuf3
certificates ooantersiscI ~ bc Union trust COMPANY als
make such CONVERSION WHOM
further dsay The covcrT 10 them - Tho
new Guaranteed bonds tie mouih u March Information
ard his C1uplIy.
J TILIINGUkS1. President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

For THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY, Feb. %, 1873
RECEIPT
Beevea Cows. YEAS sheeD and lamDa SWINE
1888 ~ 1913 23,SG2 $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26

ADAM LNIkfrs tONPANY
No. 80 BROADWAY. NEv'YoEK. Feb u, 1873 s
1NHE TRANSFER BOOKS of this Company
will be clOsn, from O'Clock p February Is, 70 tho
MORN ne OF March 2. J. C. BABCOCk, Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-02-26
THE MONEY MARKET.
OPTICAL EFFORT N y NT'1h ~ 30
MONDAY FEBRUABY 25, 1873
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT.
A. NJ.

rIRsr CAII-1014 O'CLOCK A. NJ.
The Columbus journal., 1878-12-04
DEAT II s.

C0MPTON-On Friday, Nov. 10Th, II
p. NJ, at his residence in this city,
James Compton, Sr. .... .ti f.
Mr.. Compton and family have been
residents of Columbus for several years.
He was respected by all who knew him,
and much beloved by his children. His
burial took place on Sabbath day.
MACKEN-Friday, Nov. 29th, 1873,
at his residence near Scully's bridge,
John Macken, aged sixty years.
Mr.. Macken came from Ireland to this
country in 1871; he had earned the re-
spect of all who knew him, and we
suppose leaves no personal enemy in
the world. We are informed that dur
ing the heated term of last summer he
was prostrated by the heat, that since
that he had slight stroke of paralysis,
and that about two months ago he was
overcome by fighting prairie fire. His
funeral, which took place last Sabbath,
was attended by large concourse of
friends.
The Columbus journal., 1878-12-04
]. B. FINCH.
The Temperance Evangelist and His WORK in
Columbus.

The name and fame of this gentle
man have become widespread
throughout the state as the most sue
cessful temperance reformer that
has ever spoken and labored within
its borders. Wherever he mas APP
peared- in the work, more respect,
bettef-and more interested attention
and much greater success inssecu-
ring converts to the cause have been
allotted him than usually falls to the
share of the best temperance work
ers. He is a man of high culture, of
pleasant manner and address, and
speaks with politeness and consider
alton for the feelings and rights of
those who may honestly differ with
him i'm opinion, but withal with a
hearty emphasis that cannot fail to
elicit respect and carry conviction
that his heart is in the cause for
which he is laboring. He has utter
ed much truth when speaking of
the evils of strong drink and some
things i'm the same connection that
might justly be subjected to criti-.
cism, and advanced theories for The
care of the evil that would not, in
every instance, bear practical test,
but these things should not close the
eyes of fair-minded, reasonable
persons to the good said and done
He closed, on Sunday last, series
of twelve lectures in this city, two
more than he was previously en-
gagged to deliver, and as result of
his efforts the number Of signers of
the pledge and donners of the rib
bon, will show between four and
five hundred persons.
The lecture on Saturday evening
last was devoted principally to the
work of creating an interest in a
library movement, for which pur-
pose over 5000 was subscribed by
the audience.
Mr.. Finch's next field of labor
will be Fremont.
The Columbus journal., 1878-12-04
The People Want Proof.

There is no medicine prescribed
by physicians, or sold by Druggists,
that carries such evidence of its sue
cess and superior virtue as Bos-
CHEFS GERMAN SYRUP for severe
Coughs, Colds settled on the breast,
Consumption, or any disease of the
Throat and Lungs. A proof of that
fact is that any person afflicted,
can get Sample Bottle for 10 cents
and try its superior effect before
buying the regular size at 70 cents.
1t has lately been introduced in this
country from Germany, and its
wonderful cures are astonishing
everyone that uses it. Three doses
will relieve any case. Try it. Sold
by A. HeiBtz, G. b. Stillman snd
Dolaud & Smith.
The Columbus journal., 1878-12-04
MORTGAGE SALE.

DY VIRTUE of a chattel mortgage
I'D executed by Jacob MaureT to
Christian GrOsSniehlaus, dated the 18th
day Of December, A. D., 1877, and filed
in the Office of the County Clerk Of the
county of Platte. State Of Nebraska. on
the l3th day Of December, A. D., 1877,
upon which default has been made,
will expose for sale at public auction on
Thursday, the 9Th day OF December,
A. d.. 1873, at one o'clock, in the after
noon, at the Court House in Columbus,
Platte county, Nebr. The property
mOrtgaged consists Of one span Of hOrs-
es, described as follows: One sOrrel
horse seven years old; one sOrrel mare
eleven years old. and one farm wagon,
and double set harness. Amount due at
first publication, $4,000
CHRISTIAN GROSSNICHLAUS.
BY Benz. spielman. Agent. Al
The Columbus journal., 1878-12-04

A COMMON SENSE BOYS AND GIRLS
PAPER. - The american Young
Folks, published by Hudson q
Ewing at Topeka, Kansas, comes to
us for December beautifully illus
trated and filled with entertaining
and useful reading. 1t is really a
common sense paper that parents
need not hesitate to place in the
hands of their children. 1t contains
16 pages and is sent one year to any
address for so cents. The publish
ers offer to send sample copy
free.
The Columbus journal., 1878-12-04

S-In looking through the city on
Saturday last for business and news,
we called on VIM. Eimers on 18th
street, and found his large and met
ropolitan looking store room filled
with goods and himself and clerks
busy waiting on customers. lie in
forms us that business is good with
him, and that he expects it will re-
main so, as he intends to treat his
customers SO well and sell them
goods so cheap and good that they
will be bound, if they, consider their
interests, TO trade with him. Give
him a call. ALL
The Columbus journal., 1878-12-04

Coon READING CHEAP.-We di.
rect special attention to the adver-
tisement of the american Agricul.
turiSt in this paper. With the
reduction in price, the many en-
cravings, the vast amount of useful
information. this is certainly one OF
the best and cheapest papers in the
country, and should be in every
family.
The Columbus journal., 1878-12-04
NJ A r RE d.

EANGORDON LOHR On Satur-
day, Nov. Both, 1873, Nelson Van Gordon
and Francis 4. LOhr of Polk county.
SELSOR--CLARK- Thursday, No.
vemher 2sth, w. III. Scissor and Miss
Belle Clark of Platte county.