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The New York herald., 1878-12-17
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market Active
and Strong.
GOLD QUIET AT 100 Is.
Government Bonds Firm, States Dull
and Railroads Strong
MONEY ON CALL 8 A 5 PER CENT.
WALL STREET.

MONDAY, Dec. 16-6 y. NJ.
Upon Change to-day there has been, in the case of
the active stocks, general appreciation of prices
The bird which saved Rome in the ascendant and
many q broker long of stocks went home under the
firm belief that his tuteary goose chung high"
Whether this belief is we'll founded the contrary
tho future viii show. The upward turn in to-day's
market is presumptive of an advance; a downward
turn tomorrow may be esteemed equally presump-
tive of fall Controlled the market is by sheer
speculation either event may occur. Tidng over
the existing epoch Of manipulated quotations. which
are worthless applied to intrinsic values,
there is every to anticipate q better
range Of prices in the future. 1t is safe to
say that the majority Of stock operators subscribe to
this opinion and that to the bush sentiment which
prevails to be traced the strength of to-day market
The bull feeling this morning was most fully ex
pressed in the Northwesterns, which advanced from
TO IL per cent Operators in these stocks have kept
sharp eye upon Mr.. Could and the report to-day is
that having covered his shorts he is now ranged upon
the long side With the controlling influence of the
market pulling one way, as the Gould conversion
would permit it to do the fat figures predicted for
the Northwestern stocks. quite within the range Of
possibility. While the railroad speculation al
most wholly confined to the Northwcsterns the coal
speculation was confined to Delaware and Lackawana
snd New Jersey Central. A rather improbable story
obtained credence-sufhcient at least to strengthen
the price--that tho Delaware company propose to
retire Of stock out of tho proceeds of the
bonds which are now for sale upon the market.
LhDnnne propose et Dieu dispose 1t is not probable
that much weight will be given to the proposal New
Jersey Central advanced from 2S7s to 30s. receding
fractionally at tile end. The not altogether
story that the Baltimore and Ohio company were
seeking connection to New York by means of some
sort OF control lease Of this line given
son for the advance. Any controversy between the
Union Pacific Railroad and the Pacific Mail company
which may have existed has been settled, President
Dillon, OF the former corporation, stating that sat
isfacory understanding to freight and passenger
arrangements has been arrived at
The opening, highest. lowest and closing quotations
Of stocks and gold ut the New York Stock Exchange
ware rs foil
The New York herald., 1878-12-17
OVERLAND FREIGHT.

THE CONTRACT FOR 1879 SAID TO HAVE BEEN
MADE BETWEEN THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP
COMPANY AND THE UNION AND CENTRAL rACrF1o
RAILROADS..
The sixty-day contract between the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company and the Union and Central Pa
cac railroads. by which the railroads allowed tho
steamship company $4,000 per month-S25.ooo on
passengers and $4,000 on lrcight--expired Do
ccmber Z. Since that time the different companies
have been trying to arrange contract through
their Sidney Dillon, president OF the
Union Pacc Railroad: Z. h. huntington vice presi-
dent OF tho Central Pacific Railroad aud d. s. Bah
cock, president Of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company. This committee held several con-
faronees, and from all accounts had diff
hcult time III reaching an agreement. fos-
terday morning Pacific Mail stock advanced
two points. and report prevalent in Wan
street that a contract had been signed between the
different companies carrying freight to the Pacific
slope. President Dillon visited, and although
denying that any contract had been signed he adj
mitted the time that q satisfactory arrango
fused give any of the terms of the existing arrange
ment claiming that II would be premature
director OF the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
said subsequently that the contract had been signed
According TO this gentleman Mr. Huntington. or the
Central Pactc Railroad, said he had no terms to
oiior but would abide by the action OF the Union
Pacific Ra,lroad "prosident Babcock asked" ho
said "for the payment by the railroads OF 100000 per
900 for passengers and S2S00O for freight
the consideration being that Pacific Mail should
charge tho same passenger and freight rates the
Pscihc railroads. To this demand the Union Pacific
people refused TO agree and on Saturday they sent
the following proposition to Mr. Babcock of Pacific
Mall AZ their ultinatum Ten dollars head money
FOR all through passengers to be based upon passcn-
gers going overland from any point accessible to
scs and the guarantee 10 Pacific Mail of 600 tons OF
freight each steamer. TO be divided in proper pro-
portions ON both heavy and light freight This
proposition accepted by Mr. Bsbcock. II was
from $4,000 10 SIS 900 per month by the Pacific rail-
roads, or an increase of from $1,000 to Sl1 OO0 over
the terms OF the lato sixtyday contract. The new
agreement win last until January l. 1880.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Company has also APP
pointed d committee to confer with one from the
Panama Railroad Company for the purpose of having
the fixed charges of tho Panama Railroad, which
amount to $7000v per month"; reduced to S55,o00. A
conference has already been held and 1t Is thought
compromise will be effected.
The New York herald., 1878-12-17
EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LIVERPOOL, Dec. l6--J L. NJ
CottonFuurcs dull but stoady The sales of the day
included IL ,!ND bales. American.
Linsced oil, 24s. per cwt. -
Calcutta nsccd, 46s 46s Sd. per quarter. Rodned
trolcum ud 9ird por gallon. Lpserd oil, t23 10 per
ton. Spirits of turpentnc 2ls. 3D. 2s 3D. per cwt.
ANTWERP, Doe. lo, 1873
Petroleum, 21a4f for fine pale American.
American lard closed at 2Usi horins per 30 kilos.
ItyEnroot, Dec. 10, 1873.
Pork-Prnc moss Eastern, dull AZ lbs do: do. West
ern dull at IOs Cumberland cut, dull It's
short rib dull ut 26s long clear dull at 1s I'D. short
do duh I'D Hamsong cut, dull ut 35s. Shoul-
dull lSs. I'D Bccf-lndia dull at 69s.
Prime Western; duff at 3is. 3D. rallow--Primc city,
dull at 38s 3D. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES duh us.
Rosin--Common, dull at Is Is. fine, dull at los.
Cheesc-American choice dull at l5s. Lard oil steady
35s. FlourExtra State duh at 23s 3D. WheatSpring.
No l. market bare. do, No. =, dull at S. winter,
Western dull at IS sd; do, Southern dull IS iOd.
Kosir-Coninou ut London, dull at hs. Turpentinc--
Spirits, at London, steady at 2is 3d Wheat-keceips for
the past weekFrom Atlantic ports 4 uo quarters; from
Pacific ports, lyU0D do from other sources 4oUO do
-Receipts-26U0 900 quarters
FINANCIAL.
LONDON, Dec 16-4 r. VI.
Consols, o4716 for money and eass Tor the account
United states 4a per cent bonds, los tcnotes, llua
The amount Of bullion into the Bank Of England
balance ttstfy T. &iii.)FL
Paris advces quote i've per renies 2t for thc
account
pAsis, Dee. lG, 1910.
Exchange on London. 2of 32.sc. for checks.
The New York herald., 1878-12-17
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

George w. Stout. grocer, made an assignment yes.
tercay to James ruber. and gave the latter prefer
encc for s5ii 30.
James A. Parsons and George 8. Mackenzie. com
posing the Arm of Parsons d Mackenzie. wholesale
dealers in trees, made assignment yesterday TO
Edward Ivison with one preference for ~, s28 IA.
Limburger Brothers. manufacturers OF cloth hats
ana caps made an assignment yesterday TO Moritz
Fchtchei-y prctUrring .ix credit tn for $2.26 "a
Eelard Aenls ana itlwRrl ]. conway. composing
tho firm OF itcaly & conway, mair assignment
yesterday TO John Cunningham, with preferences for
SlOl 80.
The New York herald., 1878-12-17

The London adviccs reported consols u higher for
money, at 9Iss 9iiz, and y higher for the account,
at 9 a9.s. at tho close the latter reacted to 0is.
United States bonds advanced II x per cent. the
latter ten-fortics which sold up to ll0l4. New A..
rose to 1o6& and reacted TO 1865. Fiycs to 1884
and closed at lOsA 1854. 1s67s exceptionally
weak. and declined from 1855 TO l05'S Eric fell or
~ 1874, and preferred ,s to III. Illinois Central
rose to 70 and reacted TO 7S5s New Jersey Central
steady at 30 Dar sveri down to J0d. per ounce.
The Bank of England gained Glsiooo bullion to-day
OH balance. At Paris rcntes fell OIL to ll2f Soc.
State bonds ut the Board were Ii lower for Louis-
sevens consols. and steady FOR Missouri skies,
funded, '9i95. Railroad bonds wero strong, and the
following wero tho changes compared with last pre-.
-tcas sales:--An advance of q in Central Pacific
hrss tson Joaquin branch). Il in Denver and Rio
Grande irsts and Northwest god seyens. and lS in
Lake shore registered seconds There was n decline
Of in Missouri. Kansas and Texas consols assented
The closing prices Of Philadelphia stocks were:--
The New York herald., 1878-12-17

Tar. 4,si6 =
oisAcoston:sed oil closed at the saii as
ss a IT'S s
s.s si 1:s %s
81 o; natural. s7c.. Crude Northsrn whale 4ac. DO
bisaeIsd winter whale SIsas5sd elephant
p.Ino5Evs-The pvs. market for refined was dull. We
cargo S asked iaPAdi fop srdusfy brauds
Gns
ss'sslssa ss j. 5 @ SsIs 81
s ssss Spsas siy s sssas S ts. d Now
sss ss s
s s 4is fns sf NJ and
State; &c. lac Dueks-Philadephia, lcc Doe; state
SOC ps
wos ss sas
dozen English snipe. s2 SO per dozen WOodcoek, 7ae
ss ssiss i'
dies Of ssnson ef asf b Re Rcd heads vs.
p'PF Ss y pSs
ana as kegs sS g s rs @
a!i7 dressed hogs sis PORK quiet sales
pr ss sf @ s,s - si fy'a
T
January old 81 70 bid 81 40 asked; February old, 81 25
s asGss 70
s.'' psss. 'Ssff as 'Ss ''as
xsrs boxes clear bellies u lbs sysrsss y
t s is 0iss
si ssis Ss sa nofs $'5 Z
y for fsUrs dsvss so 90
s. s II Ss N % aeqo naa as
1 pssssa 3 as
$ oo bid So o7lsasked March 81 ia bid e IS asked
but quiet sses
western sts a: M e %ssss
boxes The market vas steady but quiet We quote
4s SKINNED @ Do Be Be- Sc Esss~Rsseips. ISL
ss .nd sg y ssa and
MIA 24c 26c Western, fresh. a3c aa4c Canada fresh,
%sS ssas sad
o w %s S s 29 sa FAM TO &C. ss e
70 70 choee e.ss a 7e.; louisiana SIC 6ac.' Kansoon'
srt1niSSR Receipts-i5o orces, a7 bbs and Is casks.
1 9akoi Ss nrSs uS for raw wa, steady sale, Of
hhds Cuba muscovado at s,5c Refined was dull but IN.
ssnss css hhs and E?sa ,sal e
rs & rs do mOiasses nhds ID s.. and d. boxes c a. e
good to 20 psus es 7ss refined STANDARD a s
gran srsnilsied sSe o ao ssre 80 cut loaf
White extra c 7}s 5 yellow extra St cs, sac
4, z. sass +
Charge for packages
WHIsKEY-Receipts. 1,4l9 bbls, The market quiet
but steady; so bbs. sold at 81 09ia.
FRxis1s. There was limited business accomplished in
general and for berth per weaker
British ports while for charcrn tonnage there
change Engagemens TO Liverpool, per steam, % 600
useis grain s1d 60 lbs 800 boxes bacon 25s.
27s. Sd 600 cases measurement goods, Dds ID 100
terces beef 5s 3D. lots cotton mt I'D 1000 boxes
cheese mainly at open rates. London, sail, 900
bbls -four, Is, aud steam, 1900 boxes cheese,
bushels grain, !,d., and - 5000 bushels do,
Saturday, I'd Bristol 2)O packages butter oOs
aud lots bacon at 4os ChartcrsA Norwegian bark
45 laid the berth for Havre Antwerp, general
henr 200 quarters srsn 5s 7,sd Swedish brig hence
to Oporto 10000 bushels grain, l7ac.; an Italian bark
hence to tho Mediterranean 800 quarters grain, pr
British bark from Baltimore to an irish port
5000 quarters grain 5s Norwegian bark hence New
800 b6ls refined pstrclenm Is sd an Ital.sn bark
cases aud 25c; italian bark hence 10 Alicante
aud Valencia 1900 refined petroleum. 26sc. Nor
wepan ship hence Cork for orders, 5000 bb refined
petroleum. 81 American ship, 1,iss tons, hence
to Japan with petroleum in and general
market rates.
The New York herald., 1878-12-17
Stock Exchange were;-

The following were tho opening prices of mining
stocks at San Francisco today:-AlpLa, o. Alta, 55s;
Belcher 1; Best and Bclcher, 1873; Bullion. 4A Cal
edonia. q California 9H; Consolidated Virginia, Ia
Chollar Potosi. 39s; Crown Point Al Imperial. roc;
Gould and Curry. s; Hale and Norcross, 1OA; JUS
tice 4; Julia, 3i4; Kentuck. A. Mexican 271s; Ophir
40 Overman, 10; Savage, 9 Seq Belcher, II; Sierra
Nevada. 40; Silver Hill, IL; Union Consolidated.
5S16 Utah. 1424 Yellow Jacket, l31s; Exchequer. a.
The New York herald., 1878-12-17


Wheat was dull aud prices tended IN bayers favor The
call Decembcr No. SPRING u4c. bid, vac asked; Jan
nary do p5c. bid; Dcccm,er No Northwest, e bid,
tl asked January do Dsc bid N U3 asked; No. red
for Deccuoer, ~ OK pd 81 os asked; do January,
asked No amber for December 81 U5 bid 81 o5s asked
do January 81 O6 bid, ~ Uei asked The sales incud
bushels for future delivery 25 OU bushels
81 U7s ~ os for No rcd 81 o. for ungradcd ~ 90
81 U Tor No. amber for December 81 tS 81 90 for
No . red .Ionunry and ~ w for No. red spot.
Corn Rrmcr, closing at the second call IS follows
steamer l6e bid, Bi4 asked; do No =, IIsc.
bid 4sc. asked january steamer 41hc bid. 46c asked
do No - tTc bid, 4Tc. asked February steamer. sc.
bid 481sc asked do No n 45c bid 4sc asked The sales
5000 bushels January NO. nt fs,sc; iopO do,
February No 2 at ac. and SUUO do, spot, at 47ec
for No 2mixed; 44c Tor No. mixed 44sc. 47Ao. for
unpradcd Mixed 62c &c. for Southern yellow aud
flsc for steamer yellow oats-The market was nrm es-
ocrcd sales Of about 1900 bushels. We quote Extra
white nominal ngraded white. 35c. Sic No. white,
soc: M = white. 3lc No. . white, s2ls unpindcd
mixed nc. fu poor alc ier good No mixed 3iiac y
81 t.c.. NJ = mia "a, ,ls 40. missed held ~ sJv
GuSSy oLusiWas inactive We quote :--iSi ibs Gle
lbs. iui,r y lbs. iulec
change Hemp WAS also quiet 3oo bales Manila scid sat
The New York herald., 1878-12-17
The closing quotations at three z. NJ. werc:--.

The total sales OF stocks at the Board aggregated
lT6275 shares, which were distributed AS follows:
Chicago and Northwest, 33,Jo5; do. do. preferred,
1915 Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific. ioo Chicago.
Burlington and Quincy, 925; c., g. and l. c., 425;
Delaware. Lackawanna and Western 1000: Delaware
and Hudson Canal. 1850; Erie, 3.5iO; Hannibal and
st. Joseph 800: do. do. preferred. 30o Lake Shore,
1925; Michigan Central. $40; Milwaukee and St.
Paul. 0lo; do do. preferred, $780, Missouri. Kan
sas and Texas, 225 Morris and Essex, 5000; Pacific
Mail. 1900; Union Pacific, 3,iUo; Wabash. 1.7Gs;
Western Union Telegraph, 4,700.
Money call easy ut 81 per cent during
the forenoon. but at the close advanced to IA per
cent. Foreign exchange quiet at 4.s2si ASS for
banlsera sixty-day sterling bills, and at is7,. a
4s7 4 for demand. Gold whs quiet at 1905 during
the day. The carrying rates were Ia per cent.
The New York herald., 1878-12-17
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Dec. i6, 1878
Tho printing cloths market shows change In the de.
mand nor action, and previous quotations arc weaker
The New York herald., 1878-12-17

ordinary ec srie. good ordinary
delivery the sales follows
sa5s Ds mose @ 0s' January o at 10 sc $500 go At
BE 500 800 At &c., o S a. q eSsus :.
500 oata3ie $500 y o os,e oa. asc 400 at .sc 100
sass assss ssSc 9 q sils 60 .s ios.
hp At sss 1855 @ At loG a 500 % e sss is Sc
aise, go a47c May, l,5oo aesc 100 aesc 40
4 'ss a s. 49, @ 20 Sss sG:
Tsls $500 bales. To-day. up it % two aDesemssr ss
100 bales short notice. at c loo 9oic, 800 100
sa JANUARY Isoo at as 4o
eo s so % a. s ss.f 100 tS at sase aS % s & S a.
s3oc., 4oo At saie no aic, 200 = elise 100 y
@ a. !, ss q Go % 4 S5 a.
ss eas S 5 sslsey
600 at o4oc &c goo a. 942s io at a. o4ic 200 a. 10 4,s
staiic @oJ eoc., 5o5 s;iss, At Ssss s6o st
9e az oo 9. q asc M to q s. ss4e & o :, az % 200 200 a. a.
Ssse ioSa 6s7s 7i6oat as6; 1890 a a5sc 100 a
ases 100 at o24. no 20 at asse 800 a. o22s ioo a
20 200 % a. aos soo
a4se soo a. osse go at ehe i5oo AZ de- :1o , a.
93ec., 500 at 9:sec., 80 at ss7c., 500 At g:,ec
c s at s5S 1t @ e a: s7s 81 e O." % s AZ sss s S @ At At
,'c 800 at 0 5,c 100 NC April so at se,c 100 At
aec., i.ioost assc., .'at Dasc., 100 assc,,
@ as5e, 500 at At aSis 800 al :, s so a: ossS. To, At
9s's e s e e II ss , @ /, way & @ = g 7e s
at N1Jc 200 at csic, job ~ .13c., p at 9,3c, 100 Gt
u.T3c., 100 a7oc, 100 a7ic. Gpo e7cc, 100 at
SINE July, 100 aoic 800 as5c, foas as2c.. 800
psic. August, 700 at o.ec, i az r'2r., goat 9slc
Total Ia2,4oo bales. Grand total is., 400 bales The
receipts the follows :ffaIvestou. JiS1
bales: New orleans. .5.S,5; Noodle. 1910; snvspnah.
4.eoe charlescn 3,es Wilmington, s Nortcik, 4i7';
Baltimore e1i New York 7i5 Boston 49,; Philadelphia,
40 Total. s. 40 a'es r,,s DAY Ia, week = e bales
2,-4l $50 bales Cotton trghts closed ialoss.-To
iIasrc. by stream, li-isc eonprcssed; gy ss ee 20
Hamburg, by steam. 'fe compressed. ~ Brencn. by
sieaiu compressed by sail, t,e. TO Liverpool iid
Dsi3d by steam. by sail. tld
FLorn GgsiS.-Recc ptsflour 3i5ll bbis.; wheat,
22I bu Shells meal so bbs and :44 sacks corn
39s7s bushels; oats "A ,s2 d. rse 2ooo do; barley,
quiet Tho salcs including State, Western Southern
about l7.U bbls., within the annexed range Rye
Hour quiet Tho sales about I1u bbls
ruled steady hut quiet with salcs of 100 bbls within the
range Rye-S.0U0 bushels State sold at 60c. Western
quoted 5sc. 5sisc Barley wns fairly active; sales
IL 800 bushels German 40 81 81 aud l3 Op bushels
Canada private terms. Barley malt dull We
The New York herald., 1878-12-17
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.

r.s lts IS IS sS5t Ss5s 1859 1888
SrIyssMrade this forenoon opened and closed
weak ae OIL per ID on our last aaSa,on The arrivals
Ss3s an S lily e
s:F ,sl
.:ssr fss; .,ssls & !, psi ri it, wsssi ssS Missouri
at 2c per b., weight ew sa5 Kentucky steers
weight o 1s
3 Illinois ssss ssrs st q 81 s''ssF Weight &
ssSr' ssS for at ssers % SsS y oo sses S a m
% S sos s @ m s HI sss efsn an
sa c Ssfy ss5 q S.S @ III i.9 r. s
@ kedSass Ssa ~
ol<c per b., weights ewt commissisp, 4 State
sase s ss r. 3 Illinois s ses o G s per ill., weights
sw 70 ew Gi'is Brown .pld icr selves q Illinois ,ds
Msssr Resaa.tsn Illinois a,se ises csr
i've ow@ish,s $40 es S-o IT, ! 100 lis per Esad, 4
% M b y 70 , Ssn'assy 3 ksSnasy sse IL.
rs. e, H. & sSsS 6 i: EsiS 4 4 .s$ u
nsr u, head at ios per weights - c't e. & sml
Rerens,en sos Illinois stcsrs-s6 head Sc per H. -
nsad nead & % head per & win pcS q no on Is sr hss1 ss AZ m
Sss X i head a. y is s., Ss'S 8 se 1ss
AtJesey Gy yards Consy Mcpherson soI,lior : Long
IL tifi cd huiiS, weight NJ
ye seft 800 lbs: per head, al Az. aiss per b. ~
- s'sssy ssS. & Sr e ssF,s
s 'sf s s~ s'ss c, sr lge sr isS
kcn,aeky steers a, se es per b. including head
@ si sy.sa @ .aS = u ss. '.S Tssasi & es
weights e,4 ew "a swt ior ] u Trussmaan \ CO ,,
@ steer. y per 81 H. Ss;$ ssd
sssa weights s e. s ps s ew iSr q MSO oG
' Isr Di4on Ross Kentucky sisers q Ios lose ps5
Sssd weights 5,s ss; .;.I u
Hesans T. Culver S head .sd s
is j s@!S 'ssIi ss ss per %
ST. S,s soId
& s~ IS es, ies a'ca g. % per
Ssas Ss's1' y sT head % srsl
ssIS ,;Ss.
@ s] ;SrSs s.s. s., q;
per b.. with 81 on per head on is sold sop raie
weights VA Sw m ses H. fer bsa% aos r e 4 pss m
wiz. Of per head head q. ~ s pss ~ WIN = vp s par g,
eiaSss.; SSs s;ssf. s S s.srs psf s sw
weight % s. s% s.sS os Il 9sG pr .. is & Fl &
Ss.S = % !. q s sssf on 4
cwt. 90 cwt III cwt. ia cwt d. Waixel sold Tor l.
waixe 2s Illinois secrs4S hea at 7c per b G6 head
head; io2 head At s,ae por lb 30 head at sac per
&c. per lb--weights 81. cwt a . cwt: 1Si cwt..
scan III cwt. NJ Lomterbach sold for > w Aerton Loo
~ with n on per head 81 bead at "a per b q head AZ
ss,c b with ~ OF head on u head and SO oil per
head ON II head 81 head at De- lb with 5oc OF per
head on L. hcad,-wcghts "a cwt aoA cwt Il owt
sieegsis head a, Per h. l7head e e per b y head
cwt, strong; for j. Greanes 10 State steers AZ s'sc
per H. with 81 of per head, weight cwt; stase
bulls. live Weights 80 lbs $40 lbs por head ~ 34c
tac po H. for A Nogci, ~ Indiana steers - 7se per
III With ~ nn per head weight 5 cwt., strong; ~ lIli
m0s 4terrs at led, ;c per ID, weight pa cwt
~ head az ~ pet ~, with - on ptr head 3 he,d a.
Morris rs Illinois tocrs ~ head NJ ~ per lb with VI on
per head; Az head Ut &c. H.. weights cwt Ia cwt
The New York herald., 1878-12-17

=
Delivered 600 bales Saturday Current prices
OF spot cotton uhe following quotations based
American standard of classification and store
running in quality not than half grade above
low the grade Quutcd)
The New York herald., 1878-12-17

$1,000 u 6s c, 81. 1O9is $ajCO SIS 10 20, 1us,s
$500 SJ.2Ur, 7s3 lU3 1900 0's, ST.. 1868
$50 7. N.
$4,000 5's 81. 1851 $4,000 Us4ls oi.bo Io4,s
The New York herald., 1878-12-17
ll:la A. NJ,

IU:I5 4. NJ
$1,000 G's, si.. 1855 $25oc0 SIS C. !. 1867
300 s5s, 1o40. 6. los 5000 U As, c, 1907 1905
| 10000 u SIS, c, Lbs 1865
The New York herald., 1878-12-17
COPARryEKsHIPS.

NEW YORK, DEC. I6, 1878.
IN The copartnersp existing between c. Duschues ana
G. Styicker has dissolved this mutual
G. Duschues will continue and sign in liquidation:
q. DUSCHUES.
a. STRICkER.
The New York herald., 1878-12-17

THE CONTRACT FOR 1879 SAID TO HAVE BEEN
MADE BETWEEN THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP
CoMpANY AND THE UNION AND CENTRAL rACrF1o
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Rem, bag Sie bier tleiten, his bas 5aus
n.e.rs,riiiea miro. Sinp Sie irseurmo
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tens temltt, Nrteit gu erhalten.
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@etentlide mad ibrsm Manne uno ienfjte;
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BEN.
glrttur Woltsrosr tpar eiss niht ent
sanssu unp er iprat ,u 9Bunihsl +: giun,
taun f5unten Ole. uuo ,war fchcn spn
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Snnittmoarsn. uno &lsiperbdnoler ani
Man pla,a. ,eiat ieinen Runosn, lowie
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Jruu biz Absncs nit 5sunpen ,u iuusn.
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Wiaipnsn Irllars in 6spotbfsnlduIesn.
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