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New-York tribune., 1878-06-25
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
MoSDAI June 2i ls7s.s
ASHES Quiet steady

AsHEs-Quet steady; Pots, A'ir. fcaf'A o'ad5c ,.,
CBFFFi-Il0 dull easier ordinary CafgDtt, l@' 0l8esi
fair Ijc; good, lj9c prime. I5td c ilr ." goo! an'.
l4sol gold l.U.O ha-s Pascal LOU * iulIA
aud gG8 Withdrawn from stock to-day td vi
ex GIrlOgan aud 4ei * do. were sold ou lNaF tea
tsIcs and Withdrawals here past week, IU0H biga aug
receipts. 1883 bags the cargo ~ tu b'Aai D. lhl03
Iaps zad % largely oil low Erau,a STOCK hti ,5a
bags and Baltimore So,ojl bags hhd eraoe' dul uh
COTTON-spOt Cotton quiet hrn. uuclsrcd sales, loo
bales 27O Saturday evening", nciu1hr ioO rNp"ii my
200 bales drlfrfcl on cohtfatL
Mddng Uplauds, ll'ac. Receipts AZ The poftr, l,Jao
bales against 2279 this day lgbt week, o-b last year
Futures quiet and ruruar opening lower, anl CLOSING ~
about Saturday, prices sales "a urea, sycHlhs SOU
baies To-day -First Cal-Juut 400, juy 10y; -ePten
bcr. ll2S; October, Il0J; December 1880. tOiat 20
bales AecOua Gal-Juy, II 50 August l2di pelcuib'
10 g2 total 800 bales Third Cal June, IL
200 bales. Also, today June ht llJ-0l l4
iniy III 5iaII.5i. August llj2alllGs september
IN IR2aII.2G: october l1O3dllO5; November 1913 "a
Ia az. December, lOSgG 1888; January 1923 lUbb {
February, l.o1 March liz AurI llZ2 total - 700
6ales grand total - 100 Data tNchanFeV- ph'd 10 81
cbange loo for August; ~ iad TO exchange GpO
July Tor August; 81 paid a. cEcaangr OO Ap 10" august
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25

influence of small "pool," which was made mp
to bull0 Lake Shore for "turn," and there was
an advance in prices through the list. But the l-
ing of this pool with stock, from an unexpected
source and the consequent later decline in the price
of Lake Shore, naturally caused reaction from
the general buoyaney which hal prevailed. OF
Lake Shore the PURCHASES and sales are recorded as
81, 400 shares, OF nearly one-half of the total
in all stocks. The opening price was at 5S3l,
down to 5Sss. from which it rallied under
the buying by the pool, to 59l4 After the
pool had been filled, the price at first
sagged and then broke until it treached 576s rallied
to 577s and finally closed at the lowest point of the
day. Michigan Central rose from 81 to 6712, and
then fell to GO. There were current no TumOrs Of
small or of no dividend on Lake Shore to affect its
price but the efforts of the pool were frustrated.
seemingly by sales of stock hy persons best able TO
judge what the dividend is likely to be. Ii seems
superfuous to point out that, whatever reports may
be made OF dividends declared with the rates on
eastbound freights averaging for six months lower
than they ever before averaged for single week,
Company TO have earned its interest from
january ! to Juno so. Yet j. is not i'm
probable that by pursuing the same policy
rs heretofore - pOstpOnement of necessary
charges, and the making of no allowance for the
wear and tear Of Cqupment-a surplus may be
shown and small dividend declared This policy
annual dividends of per cent, and it can more
easily be followed in order TO show a dividend
e0ned of OF l2 per cent, Central and Hudson to-
day was DUH but declined to 10Sl2, and Erie on
small amount OF trading sold at 15Si6l55sG l5l2.
Union Pacific sold to the extent of LOO shares,
rising from Gals TO G47e.
The Wisconsin stocks were all higher, but in final
sales lost most Of the improvement. st. Paul COM
mon sold at 4994950l2950 and preferred at 7sbsG
791sG79 Northwest common at 46l2G473sd 1868,
and preferred at 71872G71Ss. Ohio and MissN-
sppi and Wabash were neglected. the former selling
at 7Si, and the latter at 13. Western
Union was firm, at S7Q.S7l20s7,, the days
business probably completing the hqulda-
tion of speculative sales which was begun
on Saturday. The coal stocks again put on
bold face. At the meeting of the Board of Control
to-day the amount of the output OF coal for July
was fixed at 100000 tons, notwithstanding
that the stock in hand on June % was 100000
TONS and that the condition Of the general trade is
exceedingly discouraging. Delaware, Lackawanna
and Western to-day sold at 57405S isG574,
Delaware aud Hudson at 5605GA956, Morris aud
Essex at S2l2, and Central of New-JeTsey at 3O4G
32l4G313l. Pacific Mail stiffened up so much that
instead of recording lower prices IL rallied TO sales
ut 10. The market closed weak.
RANGE OF TUE STOCK MARKET.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25
1IvE srocK MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPM

BtFFAt0 June 2ICATrLR-Rocepts to-day, 7Jl head to-
fa for TIE nk thus far 4S4J bead the tine last
wees receipts consigned through, 2b4 cars de
ihe week, 10 sales to-day
cars oil stock 10 The yards UnsOa, mostly IexaUs
SHEEP Receipts today $3.50 hel0 total Tor INC
week hus ar u head for the time las week, 5,SOD
head consigned through, y marErt dul asa slow
heavy through shipments depr trade few sales Good TO
Choice sheep. g3 91GTs 10, closing weak.
Hoes Receipts day 3J head: ia Tor the week TINS
far 22j head fOr the time last week lO1J1 head
c0iEnsd Iou sh. 10 market ester bat not qOtaby
lower: offerings fair good sales o. York weights az
81 81 10; Heavy az 81 u5dSi 70 an ofens disposed 4"
CHIcAso JuBc 2i-T1s DrOrerS journal reports: Hoes
Receipts - 600 head; shipments 1000 head maIket opened
,low. and zoe. lower, Heavy sold - al 50 Light
81 G1a 70; Mixed. SO 5i0s3 10 market closed strong
CATTIR-RoCcipts. 1900 hea0 shipments llU neat mar
k,t steady AMI fairly light receipts shipping
sd az ~ 1905 70; Fecrrs $685. 2Ui Bu chrrs steady
cows 81 5O0s3 JOj Bulls. a. l22 81 70 Texans y sO@
sigrP-Rcce.pts 600 head; shipments 1000 head
Kct dun sales az ~ B2a0&3 %
EA,T IIBlaT Peun lane .CATTLERece!pts since ana
including lij head ~ through and JlO heal OF
local stock total week ending today 1881 heed OF
hrolgh and u local stock, against a6tO head
Oh through and 423 head OF local last week supply tu but
except Tea therefore 40 qu0 auons can
b. gwen prospect % lrCeS beng so Nndt on
HOGs-eceipis j5i5 mead total or b. week, ~ neat
against 65p head last week Workers. - 5JGV5 iOi Fma
drlph.as - 0dtf %. -. --, 1000,
~ Lofts June L4.-CATIlE-Dul. weak aud lover for
shining grades. Prime choice Native shipping Steers,
- Gjd -: Fair Cord do, 50 sJa$i 20 Grass do 81 300
Fair Choice Butchers 70 2Jaf4 Cows ana Heliers
sgge, IS do COWS ~ 75aS - ~. Receipts LOO head
HoG,-Dul and lower; Yorttrs, % 5OaS3 % FacSlnS
- Goa % 20; Fancy - 700 80 80. Receipts, 5000 head
sHEEP-lu Irr demand but no supply. No receipts
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25

naliy unchanged at c she asked for Shoulders
Clear Rib Clear Winter here Bacon qniet
at 5ac g. and 6Asc for shoulders Clear lo and Gear
CorB 20 900 bush; oats 20OC0 bush lsye iuDJ busiL
shuments-tOur $500 bbs.; Wheat, 5000 BUSH cora.
1000 bush.
ToLED0. June 2i-wheat weak and lowcri Extn v lite
Michigan offered at 81 IL; Amber Michigan sp0. 81 eB:
No Red Winter spot 81 O2 seller July, - 20; seller
August. 90agc.; No. Dayton and hfchisan Red 81 %
Rejected Wabash ard Michigan, 73c. Cora dn
High Mixed. 39e.i no spot 9stges seller Jniy. Sssci
2s7sc. RsceptsWheai, 1000 bushj CoTn 5000 ogsL;
osts 5000 bush ShpmeDts-Wh heat 200 bush: Corn.
10000 bush Oats, 5000 BUSH Markets clOsed-WheN,.
dull No. White Michigan 81 II Amber Mchigan, essh,
81 03; seller August 534c; Canal 81 O3 Red, ~ " "
Corn dull High Mixed S9c Rejected 35izc oats, % &c
WILMINGTON, C., -SidrIs Of Turpentne aGl ~
27sic ROsin quiet 81 20 for Strained Crude rarpen
tine steady 81 for Hard 81 IS yellow Dip. and 2 for
Virgin. Tar Arm. nj
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25

There was continued activity in Louisiana con
soidated Is at a return 10 S3l2. the best price OF
saturday with later sales at 80. The July interest
will be paid on July /, at the Bank OF New YORK.
There were sales Of Georgia 6s at lO2; virginia Us,
consOls ex matured coupon, at GOSs06Oh ana
Tennessee 6s and Is at 35l2 District OF Columbia
3-G5s sold at S3l2. ,oo,-,,-.,,o,.
cx dividend.
In railroad bonds Elevated 6rsts advanced TO
sO7s St. Pauls were strong i. and NJ. DIVISION AZ
IOI and sinking fund up 10 lO24 The NorthWest
gold bonds fell to 9S5s Burlington and Quincy IS
ruling strong at ll5 and consolidated 7s at 1852,
while Jersey Central cOnsOs, "assented," we're up
to7llo Pacifcs were barely steady and generally
lower-Centrals 1O8, San Joaquin branch 81, Union
lrsts and land grants 1874 and sinking funds lOli
MissOuris being better at lO4. AiLOn ana lcIie
Haute incomes dropped 10 81; Wabash seconds
ex November 1877, coupon selling at % ursts' ot'
Louis division at S7ai, and Canada Southern guar
anteed bonds at 1888. -.
Gold was dull again, aud only steady on sales at
lOO5s On gold loans the lending rates were = 2
and Der cent paid for The Assistant treas
urer paid out Sj 900 IN coin interest on tue PuDc
debt and SO, 600 in redemption OF called DOhus'
The days business Of the gold clearing department
of the Bank Of the State Of New-fOrk covered
Gold cleared. $40, ,00S,000; gold balances, 9|0Z,,
600; currency balances, S759l7J. Inc gOlo
quotations were as follows:
1905 l3...................lOOS
Foreign exchange was strong on the near aP-
proach of remitances abroad for July interest: we
annex closing quotations, the actual market bens
r. N,arr
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25

Ioypoy Juue2i-Ig8O p.mC Cou-ol- a5ic FOR money and
g5lae American s,CIt'- quiet ana .tDdY
LoSpoN. June 2i-l:2O D. m.-inc haii"ay share l''s
Peunsy Central 81 p PARIS ahlcs qdnle uNt per cent
at 10 francs 80 Csullnrs or iiir a.fnuuG
LONDON June Zf-2 p m.-COusOl 3Jas iDr money, S5lis
for the gCCuuuL ..
ioNluN June 2l-3.3O D. m.-Tte amount oi huN1n WIN
dra u from the Bank England balance TO-DAY stl0 %
ioyu1y lime "a D. m-CouHuIs .5's fDr m0rer, % =
for the account. Railway shares 1855 Iiuu~ t"utfa
So PuEaylyauIa Central 3I Paris adyicrs quote uNt per
cel reues al france 10 csUtlues The account
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25
sEcoND CALL O'CLOCK P. N.
MoapAY, June ~. "

MOhDAI, juno Z4--I, NJ
The shipments from Gew-YOrk westward by canal
Sor PERIOD ended June %, detailed statement Of
which IS printed below. show small increase In the
tota tonnaee the shipments for hecoFrespOnd-
mg une Of 1877, And this in the face
o. decrease Of 1855 in the anthracite
eoai tonnage Dry goods show an increase
" ozo tons' sugars and molasses 502. and
general merchandise 600 tons. The tolls collected
on these shipments Cor ths year were 81 .637
against 1919 for tho same tine last wear. The
total shipments thus far this year bv canal have
been 79O7S tons, against 75 .574 tons 10 the same
Gate " 1877, and the Total tolls collected bave
ees1 Sl2,l9 IN 1873 and S7,oei in 1877.
4he stock market opened firm to-day under tine
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25
CLEVELAND CITY .
6 Per Cent Bonds, !.
PAYABLE IN 1898.
FOR SALE BY :
DANIEL a. MORAN,
First Mortgage
SEVEN PER CENT BONDS
OF THE
and State Line Rail-
WaY Company.

The RoeAtsr and STATE Line Ii7ay runs from the city q
Salamanca the state OF NewYOT distanoe
O9 miles IL through the rich valleys Of the
and Wyoming and forms the connecting link between
the NeWYork Central Railroad and the Atlantic and Great
Western making the shortest and most direct route for a
the NewEngand business coming from the Southwestern
states pipe line for transporting petroleum oil has been
constructed from the Bradford Oh Regions 70 Salamanca ard
Gj Of oil per day pass the road Ths
Company under the control asst he NewYork Central
already earning surplus the interest It's bOuded
The City Of Rochester invested large amount in TIE
Capital stock Of the Company az IN order 10 securea
shorter line her coal supply and upwards Of one hundred
coal per will pass over this road 70 the
City alone The local business is very large as
the through thirty between Rochester ahd
salamanca which there eleven Touring mills besides
various other manufactures The bonds first mortgage
lien at OF $4,000 per mile upon the Road and IFS
equipment have sold dunng the past two weeks over
100000 these Bonds and have limited amount fer
SAFE at 90 per cent aud accrued interest.
WALSTOy III. DROWN Sc BRO,
"a Pine-st.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25
HORSE MARKET.

Gradually market ssttng down its former guIet
state and ike every other kind Of live stock has dun and
eess however, the receipts continue 20
lessen, and moderate arrivals generally disposed
OF after getting here. No fixed valuation exists
on any class Of horses for dealers vary accord
General purpOse or Bnsiness Horses have received
majority O trade the past week. yet there few
Horses always hands,
thearoad Horses at prices ranging from Sl2 y sl40 nr
Carriage Horses, from ~ $500 head, with
Drivers having faT record OF speed high
600 per Light Draft Horses generally bnng nom
sl25 Heavy do from 5000 20 $500
head shipments the past week include 40 head Of kaoad
Canada and 40 head by the "Qneen 90 the
Metropolitan Tramway Co., Of London they were sent By
Isaac Mehrbach.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25

q do, Ll2o at sle So n 80 do LIS D. e. &C. 30
~ % s5 g r At 20 S kBasI s SS LF9e sso, a7s T. "a a s &
90 n "a do. $3.50 10, AZ gac. 81 %, aud ~ each.
IS Do S 81 D. D. Al ss IA DO ssi les SO o. nc
et II DO sS4 ~ at gic 90 lS25 az g s1' = IL to s S n
10 Illinois /. lls n, az Slac. - -,
Ghony IS ths demand is q such d@ngtiye pro
5aS m ha' sss u s aSP 81 50 per 40 quart can on the
railroad depot platforms Just a; IL b Received ron me eo %
milk be successful competitors hence no demand
cALvEs@krrvas TIA head at st. making total for
the week Of ass head against 4sl9 bead aSt EeS6 % Inc
higher Friday. while there is noticeable mpfoYe
di6ary 70 Prime MIX calves sold from 74c fed Calves
HaeSSScE q Davis soid ISo stse B9termlk CALVES.
9g igg DO z rs 5c h a. a. ; S S o s b. a. Ic Is Fed d. 3 S
at bc 80 do las To- at 22 Yeas l24 10 at &C., oO doi
Hume m a. Eiott 20 Sold ~ State Fed Calves 17s
6gc 81 yea l4S D. AZ 5G q do dls n, az 80 &c 1s1 At
2e 90 DO I95 h. al Be-; 81 do l72 d, at SHc do loI 10
James Kiroy Co sold 10 ButermlE Calves l9I n at
sYP IAN sHFrssh receipts 2s cas- at 6Oih st.
ana 10 cars at jersey CITY maxine 77s head Ioa TOT te
erse arrivals ior Mondays fair about
e,peciay anyt,g g e'sseJ anS e%t HJ 0'iST"" oF al
Fl po o 5tSdf of ohio gaYerans 3 b. lumber Of
and Wssrn no Jsssy in the Dressed sheep were
in better demand at d9c Lambs about siea AZ 3at2c
n h At s. IS per cw so DO. g. b at 50 80 pr cwt 22
10. o.
7s Rerucky lambs 67 D. at 6c l25 do ga a d. at 6c ~
Jadi BuckGgham sold 247 Ohio sheep, 78 n, at 4ic.
Kaso q Pdcyck sold ARE saturday AMI TOD y l31 Ken
ucky Sheep rs D. IA % To- % l2c; . do. lOS
H. at 49,c; 50 O1o o., So h. at 4as; q 90, 81 ~ a. vi
2O3 do lOl h. - % per CWt 9S Virginia 40 llV y AZ
42c: 30 Kenucky Lambs 90 b. at 5'; 6l1 90 b52 %, az
&C.; ~ do, % h az 6i 1000, 81 ~ At t6ci lZO Viz ha
do 90 h. pc 266 DO 81 B, at nc; 100 20, % d. at
6aic; 458 DO. 90 n, az 6 'sc. oo.
Hume Elliott & sold GOhst 6S state sheep SO n,
at 4ci go do a n At 4c 81 30, 1873 ID al 4e; s2 ONO
io 90 H. a. qc: DO. l3l D. at W. J6 Bucks los ~ at
c 2l6 KeulsCky Lambs, 90 d. J4c 30 d. 80 ID, ~ be
d. IS D. al Gsc; Gj7 do 90 b. at 6c % state do 81
Jame Kirby & Co sofa 153 Ohio sheep 81 D. at 4e 25S
do b. - 10 per cwt; 30 do 80 n at 4c; az hen-
tucky Lambs, Gj d. t 64r. %
Hicnb-ck Davis sOtt: ~ Ohio Sheep 50 b at &C.; 69
do los h. &C ~ lO4 b at f7ss; l21 Western dOrS6
h. ~ a, - Goa stale DO 100 ~ 4c; ~ state lives
l27 NJ AZ c "a Kentucky Lambs % b. at &C. 24g DO,
&c; 32i do % d, Ht sci l34 do lev Su eb % d.
M GbC 73 no. Giic; lob dO66 bat - 20 per CWi
81 90 80 h. At 3asc IS state Oo 81 ID 80 DO, 65 d.
al G"c.
SO cars iOtu-si ald IL cJs az Jerey Ciym!Sng zb
37 head week against 32,Z6l last week. NO LOGS
Tor sale alive nominal quoIHtior b az sc The market Tor
Dressed Hogs steady ~ 5if9 iaci Pigs, b'5c.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25

The week opens upOn money marker him1PY
.,,nnnLaS with finds. which are lent ON call at
Iipg2 Der cent on Government bonds. and at 2'gS
on miscellaneous cOlateTais discounts Tha sae tdii ~
5owIng were the rates Of exchange on Ae"-ioIA'
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25
- hryer eo ~. u saan lol a. 70 Ok quariey
RIGGS oF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
sAS FRANCISCO CLOSING PRICES OF MINTS0 STOCKS.
Saturday To-day Saturday. To-da'

In Government bonds there was free trading in
the common new do per cents, which were firm at
1035s, The coupon Gs Of 1881 we're strong at
1O9s4, registered new 5s selling at 1864 The mar
ket Was duh and closed on the basis OF annexed
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25

5,tai bush .4OsS,slS s,s7a.2s0 2O31,loe S'lfoVzl
nay AND sTRAw-stoeks ample. especially isW sfaaeS'
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25

Tbe followinQ wero tO-day's ouotatIOhs IOI
tore,Sn and domestic coins and bullion, United
states coins being quoted IN currency and all the
NJ bers m gold:
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25
THE MONEY MARKET.

..,,r1sr RFyoRT NJ p STDoE ETcHANSh SA"HS
0S<I' MoYDAY. JUNE "a. 1873
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT.
1nT. ofct oCK A NJ
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25
IIYE sTOrK -MARKET.


RECEIPTS.
Bsevrs Cows Yeas. sheep lud Lambs. swine
l.S.g 3J 4.2SJ 25,OJi -O5Ji.
Tats. were sold ~ "a, following D aces.
B.eyrs COss. Ncals Sheep swine
Ierrev CAV StorE. Yards s.-t2 .... 1880 go
S1ag,l.,i -. '..-. S.7Jj 50 S.5ss g5O7 -;
Loigs,g.,'' ,s,,r, ", h....'.' 90. DDS SIS ''i.O
Ilrgllpla last Ycsk- 1881 % E1l0 2N,a5O 8,1bl
al as. Ia.f r,.Ir. ... II3 sg.s 9IE-S 1905
Ay wkI,I,...f- last wear g5s7 so 2625 I32H kl.2y5
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25

Foreign exchange was strong on the near al'-
proach of remittances abroad for July interest We
annex closing quotations. the actual market beng
loz384 of a cent lower:
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25

v1Rsr CALL-101l
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25

The following were the receipts aud shipments a
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day as re
ported by telegraph
Receipts Shipments
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25

Rock Island
2UO.... C ll7as
Del Lack & West
100 ....C- 51a
lOO........ 57&
CB & Quincy
lOO.......l06A
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS - PRODUCE.
Per NOrlA Ihrer, Vessels gHd Rdtiro1fs

MoynAr 10. ID. g
New-York tribune., 1878-06-25
pipioeuo Noilces

The CHATHAM NATIONAL BANK
1876 Broadway, New-N0rk, June ~, lSIs.b
E0RTY-FIF I'll DIVlDEND.-The Directors
III have this day declared SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND
OF THREE ~ PER CENT fl, payable and after
Juiy l. me viii be closed until that dste
II. T.. DOREMUS, Cashier.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-11-14
slts RassellsIlls apsstls 9e4ottui.
AGrGANTIC ROBBERY.
A New York Bank Mysteriously
 Robbed of &2,757,7OO.
More like a Conspiracy than g
 Robbery.

Between 9 and 9 o'cock a. ID. of October 27 masked burglnrs entered the MaDhatien Savings Bank build ing, corner of broadway and Heck CT street, and after handcutiiing the janitor. made him, under threats of instant death, reveal the c1mbina- ton of the safe to them and deliver the keys of the bank. They rifled the vault of a presumably large amount of money, as twenty tin box es known to have contained bills, were found on the floor quite empty. The building is a six story one, the the bank occupying the ground floor with entrances on both Broadway and Bl eeker streets. Wendell Hohl- man keeps barber shop in the base ment under tine bank, and the janl- tor ou the second floor. The barber opened his shop at thirty five min utes past six o'clock. He says there was nothing unusual in the bank at that tune.
 At twenty mirutee past niGe U GIOth ndo steRibiSa iht SS pearauee at the head of the base ment stairs Of the jaintor. Louis Wer tel, white with excitement, with his hands tightly haudcuffed and the bank key ciucthed between them. He was oniy half dressed, and gasp e1, ''Thieyesi Robbers! Come and see,,, The barber accompanied him into the bank and saw the doors ot the great vault wide open and the floor litered with tin boxes, all emp ted of their contents. Burglars tools were scattered ill every uirec tlon The barber notified the the pohce und Superintendent Mailing. Inspector Dnks, Capt. Bs rnes anu and Capt. Kelly were soon Oil the scene The doors, windows and all means of access from without were intact, and IL was the thieves had en- tered by means oi keys.
 Dan. Keely, night watchman. said be left his post at 6 o'clock a. III. and aroused the janitor, as was hIs custom, and left the building, lock- ing the hail door after him; left the corner at 9:l0 o'clock q. n. and then every ttslng was right and quiet. A lithographer who does business on an upper floor says that at 6 o'clock
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-11-14

to depositors It IS deemed advisable that no paymei Is he made without sixty days notice. as nrovieed by the laws of the institution. [Signed1 EDWARD ScHELL,
 CHAs. r. ALvoRD, President.
 Secretary.
 NEW YORK. Oct 27, 1878.
 The following is 9 list of |. $. SC curitiss carried.
 United States 5s of 1881, register ed-Eight of S50,000 each, Nos. l65 l66, 643, to 646. 737 and 73S; ten oi $l0000 each, Nos. l3,4S6 to lS, 495 inclusive; total, $500 GOO.
 l.. $. 6s of 1881, registered Twenty of $l0,000 each, Nos. 9.27t to 9,295 inciusive; total, $200,000
 U. $. 10 40 Bonds, registered = Sixty of $l0,000 each. Nos S,T44 to S.763 and lS,903 to 1922 inclusive total, s6o0,0O0
 Uaited States per.cents, regis tered-Thirty of $l0.000 each, Nos l.97i, to 1000 inclusive; total $500, GOO.
 United States , 20s of July, 1865 SIS, 900; twenty six of S500,00o nnmbers S2.006. S2,144. S2.l45 S4, 9o3. S5.l07. S6.0SO. S6.943. S7.475 S9. TOT, S9,72S, 90.3l9, 90.4l9, 93.043 93.I70, 94,577, 97, ,S23, 97.933, 99,57C 99,876, I0l,1l0, l02,792 l02, ,s0S 103. .421, 105.099, l06, ,436, twenty five L l.t Nnn ....... ....... S.l tIn 1Ea LII
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-11-14
A Remark able Result.

II makes no difference how many hysicians. er how much medicine you ave tried. 1t is now an established fact lat German syrup is the only remg- y which has given complete satisiac- on to severe cases of Lung Diseases. . is true there are vet thousands oi ersons who are pre'lispo-e to Throat pd t.QLg AElcvllnBs, CoU- U-umf5i"u,
 ,aliny0yi hagc>, A>snui,, Severe toi r., .ttled on the BreasF, Pneumonia, thoopiug Cough, &c., who have no rrsoual know ledge of B0schee's Ger Iau Sy rup. To such we would say lat 90 900 dog. were sold lnSt year
 ithout one complaint. ConsumptiveN
 just one bottle. Regular size 11 .nts. Sold by all Druggists in Amer
 d. Sold by J. NJ. IiarAey < Bro.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-11-14
Consumption Cured.

An old physician, retired from prac- tice, having had placed in his hands by an East India missionary the formula Of q simple vegetable remedy, for the speedy aut, permanent eure for con sumption, bronchitis, catarrh, astiima, and all throat and lung affections, also positive and radical cure for nervous debility and all nervous complaints, after having tested it's wonderful cnra- tive powers ill thousaLds Of eases, has felt it his duty to make it known to his suffering fellows. Actuated by this motive, and q desire to relieve human suffering, will send, free of charge, to all who desire it, this recipe, with tull directions for preparing and using, in German, French, or Engli-h. Sent by mail by addressing with stamp naming this paper. W. w. Sherar, l40 Powers Block, Rochester, New York.
The Russellville Democrat., 1878-11-14

MIXED BY A FOX. For some days st A. J. Freeman became satisfied at his COW, being pastured on the ts above the village, is daily milk
 by some one, as he scarcely got a
 art at milking. A watch was |, when it was discovered that q was the q predator. He would me up to the COW, and, getting up 1se to the ulder, would sit and get { as haudy and naturally as calf. le COW seemed to like these visits m hie foxship and stood perfectly Ill for him to get his isdinner.-Md eburg Gazette.