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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-09-29
ABOVE EXPLAINS ITSELF.

I'm THE DISTRICT COURT OF H
United States for the District of Nevada In the mat
of john Wagner bankrupt. In Bankruptcy District
Nevada. SIS Whereas petition has been filed il said
Court by George A. King assignee of said bankrupt and
John Rosscr procure order ratifyng and confirming
sale Of mining stock to wit l60 shares Of
SiCrr. Nevada mining stock 20 shares Of Consolidated
Virginia mining stock; 30 shares of California mining
stock. aud 20 shares Of Best Becher mining stock: now
therefore is ordered that the hearing Of said petition be
fixed for and take place the Court of said District
Court at Carson City Nevada, on MONDAY, OCTOBER
7h, A. D. 1873, al 10 o'clock A. and that all persons
interested then appear End Show any they have
WHY said should be ratified and confirmed 1t i
further ort&d that notice Of this hearing be given by
publishing order less than days in the Viz
nina En.eririse and Carson DAILY APPEAL September
L. 1873. IspHlOl E. W HILLYER, Judge.
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I&RAEE. CRAWFORD, Secretary.
Post Office Box No. 1871, Carson City, New.
September II, 1873.
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The above sale is hereby postponed until THURSDAY
the 3lst DAY Of MAY a b. le77, at same hour and place
and by request Of plaintiffs and defendants.
). T. SWIFT, Sheriff.
| Carson Git. May 18Th 1877.
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The Sacicty reserves the right to X ice
BIDS
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The above Sale is hereby JrosR, ned until SATURDAY
THE NINETEENTH DAY OF MAY A d. 1877, game
hour and place by request Of Plaintiffs and Defendants
:. Z. SWIFT, Sheriff.
Carson City, April go, 1877. Byl
New-York tribune., 1878-02-15
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NtwYoRK, Feb 70 saT1 al rnS5 JS5
sey and IL nj GOths, making SO heah iv,M
saturday 60l9, against 52 same TINE Iast wees De
arrivals there 10 or II cars le over
yesteray which made bonniiiu supply for 1hurs'iay
market ont Is GOt 81 Mr. Eastman LOOK -
that the amount of business dane t.e
was small. At Jersey city the marfet was very Sow
butchers generally not In need ~ mWh rtotN'
having supplied their wants from Tho lDera receipts Oh
tcr,ay There sti another drawback toward kuou
trade which quality Of the cattle most of theI
were very coarse, especially loads OF Texans us
brought bat dress 55 ~ Then there were quite
number Of oxen which, in times OF good markets are POI
anxiOusly sought rbowt much les Prices
fraction lower for the grade than they yesterday
The extreme range oi prices were from sc 10 ,hs
sales were made from $50 10 ores, 55 N 10 o:e;
fo 5S the being 9isc The market closed
weak with tendency downwarL Trade at Washington MAI,
tef ws active city slaughtered beef selling NJ
SIC very good enough TO reach the latter pIis
srorov received of Western Dressed and Hinard
McWykin opened one arrived yesterday. The deman
mss mol very good and It difficult 10 get Gie7 while
mrnos,Ssr.,,le was sold at &c. s0Ine Of tho western
Dpessad besides being inferior IN quality Is arriving
a. ,onr condition. II those engaged IN seIRlng uiess
IN 49, q, mis- expect compete with that which Is
Sed here they should by all eas have II 30 aed ior as
r i,s arrival I'M good condition IL s also the opinion M
those engaged in selling 1t in this CITY that ths business
New-York tribune., 1878-02-15
TIE STATE OF TRADE.

f.ygs-oot F.b. II -r,ik-'-4sIrfn ian AZ ~. Weat'
,rf ann ne %. Badon--JufBDrrlaud rnt dun % 32'
u at - Long Cer dan az .vD1 short Ciedr
dui 90 an. i Nahi-lohE ,ui oi AZ 40; Shoulders dil!
Al gaf -ef- India M's, steady at 81 Extra Mts stoay
"a rs: Fumr Mes duil A. c3. Lart-Prlme western
du 80 90 lauu-'tIlc ty stca-N Al supL lrrtrntue
du, ~ 10. Ano1can Choice dy ~ o.. iTi u
fl1Ir-i TIA state stu.4y II - Wheat y ~.
~grius srafy tf Do lld. NO G-lrEE steady a. 10 d.
Niner .tslaF ID C"rH-od y rfd sofi Gu at - af;
Sts drn DO - ft COiton seed Oh-Eeiio" American,
IIssit,us f-b 1912 20 p. Inrh,re a rio1crate in.
cully for tr-er yhica IL freely supplied Ndang tplants.
Mii4in Orleans. tai.. sales Of The 5000 bales,
fs inr IpuO ls.s ioT speculation and eIp,it. Receipts
. 80 bales. iar.utDz 100 bales American. Futures
3D. rsfl but thr ias since been ipst
l3ad Ias hiiiug clarre Ieblusv AMI Marcl delivery
Gd- IpaLf-. lbs fuiGnE cause. March and ApTil dedv
90 3D. li~t, td 7 ftuis, L"w MfdIrg cause
Aif sri 20, fev,rv 80 ID aiso di IL. Up!ins Inv Ma
ding csr.e Iu.s Hd JAY ft!iyaf. oi: aiso L7.di Ur
naBds in Alfil-r clause :,cw Cr,a shirpt' Jsnuarv
800 F.hiuIY S4-I. U'-sl raiis. 10" aadbug clause
,lf1rtl Nir } ata y r}. -ill .r'i
Ii.saFupi- ;~r 1t-l = n Cheese. 81 cwt for the
g aadrs oi Al4.fr1n. Lad .9 irr cwi fur American
fINGgI.ot. lcl. IA T. uL-N'u.inE lh-nds cotton
CD. Mittrr Orc1ns. tf'; low Nitd.lg Up!audt
,i iiaif- Low At,dnF c,gsf Nav and June dclivrry
Cad. Upsni. Low A'!iug c.asc shipped February. ana
LNTarooi- rr,, Ii-5 .. m-rhc ~ Cotton to-day
lncna~ $500 babes Am-ilcan. Futures steady UDiandN
IN Niidugt iaus' Mrrrl and April delivery 6iad. D.
lands ipW Hiid!ug CLAUSE July aad Augusf leiyerI G'.
IItfAfrOL Feb. Ii-5 D. hLCho,st. o. Ed tNL iot the
Iosp1s Eco. IA p. rn.-Eehrod Petroleum. 97sl. per
iGSiov Feb lt-5p m-sug.r 2tcd d23oi per cvTt FOR
pcuIn,. - p,rcwt IsdVw. 40 per c"L
loNu0N, Feb iilveUinr.- sicutta Linseed. 80 per
quarter. Iln-rrl uii, 30 l5 pei ton
ASr~Tu FsD li-Fe,foieuu, - = francs fer Gue pale
New-York tribune., 1878-02-15

av alone is equal to 80 cents per ton on the com,
ranys average output. But ID must be remembered
that while the first statement Is proDapy ma'ser t
of fact demonstrated by the company account lor
Je-7 fbc second statement Is an estimate when may
he hased npon a tonnage of 100000 or 5,OOoOOO
d 81 2sIoo os tie Snies ie a Of the Situation
II is no easy matter to convince an IN
yestigating committee that a combination
does no harm to the public. and at the
same time that it is necessary TO the companies
in order to enable them TO earn sufficient money
with which to pay the interest on investments IN
coal lands which will not be productive for thirty
or forty wears, and the rentals on leased railroads
capitalized ut twice their cost or value. Mr. Brlsbn
is reported l. have estimated the cost TO his COM
Dany of n ton of coal laid down III llOboken at
80 so Yet he admits that SO 80 per ton, or 40 per
cent profit requisite TO meet the fixed charges OF
the company Evidently the fixed charges are eX-
oIbitant Unconsciously Mr.. BrisbIn has furnished
the strongest argument yet advanced Tor the law
interposltion in behalf OF the purchasing public IN
order to protect it from the scheme of combination
IN control and regulate the production. He also
has succeeded in demonstrating 'hat ms coniPal!
stock is almost worthless as a source OF revenue 10
Tie dealings in stocks to-day were again light
and without feature. The coal stocks monopo11eod 1o
80 200 shares out OF a wttapn t6.a1 sola Oh at 47io
463,l1473sd47ls; Delaware and Hudson at 46l20
45lf94Gls. Morris and Essex 400 at !14, while
Central OF Ncw-Jersey was steady at l6S40l6
The trading i'll Lake Shore was reduced TO 6,40O
shares at figures between "a and 81 81 with closing
sales at 6lSs. The general speculative interest IN
no far distant when the large holders will be COM
PEELED to trade only with themselves. 49,,
Michigan Central was dull at 5940593i Inc
Northwest stocks well supported on smaller
business the common sold from tf7s up to 80 80
closing at 35ls and the preferred rose from ol 70
6Ias and then declined 10 6l@61ls Inc ~.
Paus were dull and steady witnn a
range of il per cent. Hannibal and St Joseph was
lower for the preferred stock at 23 a s. anu and LOU LOU
taEe kindly to the proposed new issue of 81, ,OOOOOU
bonds. by the company, although officially assured
that only $300,OO are 10 be SOFA at present;
10 74is on actual sales OF stock. The reason why
the stock was sold probably will be shown III day
or two, when the result OF t0-days meeting at Cil,
Gao, becomes public. Western Union recovered
from Yesterdays decline far to close at 1854
Tbe market closed feyerlsh and unsettled.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-15
lAK0TA SOUTHERN RAILROAD

FIRST MORrGAGE Z PER CENT GOLD SINKING
FUND BONDS ORIGINAL ISSUE, 100000. CAN
CELED BY THE SINKING FUND $4,000. AMOUNT
NOW OUTSTANDING $685. 900, BEING AT THE RATE
OF $1,000 PER MILE OF ROAD.
THE DAKOTA SOUTHERN RAILR0AD d runs from Sioux
City, Iowa 10 Yankton the capital Of Dakota distance Of
G2 niles Tho road has been completed and running five
years and during years OF depression the net
earnings all have each year exceeded by more
than per cent the required tho interest on
its mortgage bonds while the net earnings for ls1! were
Two half times greater than the interest on It's entire
debt The s55soUO first bonds are the only
Of the We have sold during the past
months 100000 of these boud leaving only s2oooo OF
them 10 be placed When the Sold the company Will
be entirely foe OF floating aeb We are aaInor1sd y sen
the remaiung bonds at 90 per cent ana accrued inter
at which rate they Weld nearly per cent interest
wALsT0N II. BROWN BRO,
Nc. ~ Ptuesk
New-York tribune., 1878-02-15

coupon: 1868. 1862 New F!ves. 1O5is NewJersey
Central consOls 6d Iiliuos Central, 73e dividend.
LONDON, Feb. Al m-Consols. 957,a for BOTH money
and the account Paris advces quote ye cent renies
ai 100 francs 35 ceDiimes for the account
LONDON. Feb. 1880 m.-Consos 95S for both money
and tho The bullion In the Bank Of England has de
creased al9j during the The proportion u
the Bank Of England 10 Laly. which last week
was 16is per cent, - now 46sis per cent
LONDON, Feb. IA ~. m-Consols both money
and the Paris advices five cent rentes
lO9 francs 80 Cent1Des for the account.
LONDON. Feb IA pmslver is quoted AT 5id ounce
LONDON. Feb. l-450 D. n.-Sonsois s5e or both money
account bonds 1858. 1861 Tenfortes. ccu-
pom, 1861. coupon New f,es 1O5 Enc Railway sharss
9a NewJersey tentra eonsois 81 llinois Central 13a
New-Jersey Central, 1U5+
PARIS Feb l4Te specie In tho BANK OF France has de-
creased 5000 francs during the past week
New-York tribune., 1878-02-15

sole 30 carried :ueesssiny and far more pTossy
iu Of common ea,tle but it often runs short Of
o ss Ss'ss 'sg 'ssre % TsFs s q, se q
price, Se against sisc yesterday and Csc on
SOLD Jsssy city for MSrs e q Tex.
5 s" Ssrsl iSs 10 Illinois. Coarse.
e d. &C. and 81 each DO, l,ssi %. at S'.c.;
McFhs,scn ;oS for JShnsqg % Co. Gcar.s e In
a Do 1875 g S b. st oe do SG 1858 b.
Nsxcu S 4 f aams. ss .da r. :. "a ns s' s So
81 S e 30 sS c5 % %5Seg o. s g. G ss - ae ssesr So n
Bsiss, 81 IL do i,ziS o. atss less 4 each; q do
dseS sss r. i S s s s Z & ss: IL 3 Bu as a, e
for y ss S u s@ %sss oIR asrSn no g.
n at 9e 80 ii do llGs ID, at s4e' 10 do. i23l O at
W z Dudley sold for Post 2t Ohio 200 o. at &c.. SO b
= i2s2 e. &C s Ia q @ Is dsnnstan S Market and
head at GOhst makng 2s head Trade almost excln
sH Tie ssSY % q live c%ites was hsfdy seisSi Ssss
s%a While .d s ss certain ss rsrs s eo sd ha1s firmly s
ssS s & @ e df % mot vea s Fair
asac Ordinary e2SIe with Coarse halfie Grasses at
ths demand po coed prices rse wsas we n % sCS
T : or eIa Fair .s to p p 81 @ M o n.s With
Ege q Otis Sold al washineton Market Bucks County
Calves l6 NJ a &c do lO3 D, at sci 2s do ll9 d. at
Ihars,on & Moore IL Holly at sc 81 at ssc.
Sc
C. Collins sold l3 NJ. Holly 200 H. al sd9c
SHEEP AN LAMBSArrival als. l3 City and
10 as az S s e si week. Ths siocs on s
r0l, consisting If did no ar i've Jersey CITY
until ac I'm tie forenoon hence had been sold ~
due by f road had not reached 60t-st to
late hour this but probably arrived during the after
The market about the yesterday Taking
prices fIOD todays Sheep sod al Csc Tor load OF
Prime OHIO; 5AF t. Gc Good TO Prime lls. 10 2c.
mixed lot Of Illinois aud Texas
load Il Lambs brought 67c The dead meat market
qe ut iOr huiOD with an siona Extra Fine
Sheep sic.
aeubeck Davis sold at 60 hist 1872 Missouri Sheep 80
H. 81. 2lj Oio 81 H. at 50 30 l0l 2 do - ID.
10 state 81 NJ at 5i,c; l63 do O2 D at - 80
IL ID Illinois and 1e Xans 81 Mat 1863 mxei
Sheep aud Cana0a Ewes lJl ID, at 2c l22 STATE
Lambs. T. n. at67sc.
Hume Elliott Co sOd l3l OHIO Sheep bS ~ AT 80 as per
100: 1000. lUJ ID. at Gilc.
James KIRBY q co sold 9l state sheep OIL b. s. per
100; 1873 Mixed IiiiEUIs ~ %, At - 80
Judd Buckingham .0d Jcrsey City 2i2 OHIO Sheep,
i6l b. at oLsc.: S6 do. 1903 ID, al JSc
Kase e Pcock sold kentucky Sheep 81 D. at $5 IS per
100; i9 Mixed Michigan and Missouri, 81 h. u jsc lSjdo,
~ n, al So 3Ilt
Newton holmes sold 4i Ohio sheep 100 H. at 5.c. 1873
do. I3l n ~ Gasc.
IIOS-Ktcrips Jersey city and 10 10th
ST. with estimated at 80 head to arrive ny te trie
making 4.li6 head. Total since SATURDAY., 20 40S,
IS 40 time last week. Live Hogs have made
change since Yesterday. the Inarhe and sold nj
~ 80 per 100 h,y can be quoted AZ ~ 10 sc The mar
tit Dressed l. steady % Qsc: Jersey Hogs Ia
liberal request and quiet at 50 10 &C. Or Lght 5s 0
5c for MeuE ami &C. for Heavy state Hogs the same as
Jersey.
W. Iid sold 40-st late yesterday 3O5 Ohio Hogs,
ahse. l3l -. at Il JGa lUC Isl do a 10 at "a co. TO-
day. l26 Ohio Hogs, l5a ib. at - So per 100.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-15
NEw-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY Is, 1878

& % ss.r
southern white Dry 54c sal in elevator at 81 &c
% a sass' '1s ssi as & and % Choice
se enss SPiS
,or May l7s bid lse asked tr steamsT %hsai ssca
fnan na1 3D. si 5is asked February a
4s sss fg s's s;S;s ssssS
Req sassi 8 $ BID FsDrq,ry n M g 2ss ,St bid
6srs os qns ta sa sain eass
sH g. cash s,sss s.,s
5ac 6c and &c shoulders Clear R6 and Cesi SIDES
"a Fa Sas % u bush co
q do . 81 Amber MsliSsS s .., sPS 81 ss
10 spot Issse. May: A7ise ReJeetsd sole: May tsc
4 o ss Mhss sSS s1S
$4,000 bush. Oats. 1900 bush Markets slosed1Wheat
ssidg asi y5 amSsG Sa AsAsss ks% 'Si@
S?hn %sIie ar 20 eats sRGs S1n lnS adnsan ~
ss s: Ss Il
Virgin Tar steady at 81 55.
COTTON MARKETS.
AUGUSTA Feb. l4-Cotton quiet steady Mdding, 1oc;
bales: saes, 69i bales. - - - ....
BosroS Feb lfcotton dull: Midilns lie. Low Mo. s
ding 0e GSod .. ordSa s,ncs s hale, net receipts 0''
saI1faoRi Feb IL Cotton quiet MTldng o9.c Low 1NS
saes Ssss Exports sfSa Sales 80 spin
ners, 100 bales stock 10 t33 bales. ,,,. ,o,
Low Middlng Oac. Good Oriinsry 9s49lOc: net re-
cepts 1881 bales sales 1000 bales stock 8 549 bales
shipments I6I baes sales $50 bales; stock ~ bales
GALVESTON, Feb l4.-CotoL irreguri Middlng lOssc.;
Low MiddlIng 9iac.: Good Ordinary, Sac net recepts
l3 bales exports coaswse 453 bales sales ll4l baies
LorIsviIIS Feb I4.--Cotton qmet: Middlng loac.
ding 9c Coed Ordinary, he; net receipts OBJ bales;
coaswse, $50 bales; saies 1900 bales; Stick
ME,IPHIs Feb I4--Cotton steady Middng l0hc.; re-
cept Glj bales shipments 43ll bales; saies 1000 bales;
NFw.OaIEASs Fob I4-Cotrop quiet: Middlng I0'9c;
Midi ling. 9c.; Good Ordinary Shc; net receipts,
645S bales gr2ss 44' bal 5aeS exports % s 70 GFsat %
bales cosstwse 73 bales sales. 1000 bales STOCK 3o9
No9FoLx Feb i4-Cot,on steady; Middnng 1oiic; net
bales stock. 2l,oll bales. ., -,
PHIiADELPmA, Feb l4.-Cotton quiet Middline. lie;
% bales gross "a bales exports TO Great Blitan 200
bales sales l7S bales spinners s7S bales STOCK 2oiIS
bales -, an. ,c- -.
Mtdng. &c. Good Ordinary y4c: net reeeipts I'5Z'
bales :sa'rs. 4Oo bales; stock. 9Sl 100 bales. ~ 80,
sr. LOUIS Feb. H. Cotton steadier Mdding lQ,c33 a33
shipments, 1,476 bales sales 1160 bales STOCK 49,
5l9 bales .,,. "a -,
Mddng 9?c. Ordinary 2; pet receipts, l12 bales;
sales. 10 bales stock. 1854 bales.
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET
P6eovIpEScH r. l. Feb 1.-THE Printing cloths Market is
steady small sales Of G+x6f at 3'sc 81 days. Dut
The best goods are generally held shade higher.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-15
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
AsuEs-ouiet steady: Pots 4'sai5sc Pearls nonlinally

&c.
COFFEE-Mild dul. unchanged; Ro. dun and weak, but
without quot change; sales 2002 tags "Floa ri
937 Robert Dillon II 7sc. stock here 90,
427 bags OrGiuary to prime carGoes lja lSc. god
COITON-Spct Cotton quiet, steady. unchanged; sales
S32 baes (2j5 last cvenng) for home consumption de
cred contract 300 bales Receipts at The ports llSo0
bales agsns 1868 this day last week, 2OUSG Last year
God Ordinary. 9sec.; Low hliddlne l0lc; Miidlng Up
lands l0aee active closing II points higher
last evening, ls4OO bal TodayFirsi Ca March.
1915: April 1899 May IL 02 July, l20; August l21,
ll2G; October liza total lS'O bales. Second Call
March, 1919, lo.7s: April lQgs 1892 june LIZ. July
October 1875 total $500 baes. Third CallAprl.
1894 May l1O7 June lll9; total 6OD bales Also 100
February 1861 1900 March 1920 IosO i4s" APril,
Oy3; $500 May lI.O2a HOE ii 600 June IL 100
lll9; July, IL 17a1I2G. August, ll22d 80; October,
10 81 total IS 300 bales; grand total 7S.tO0 bales.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-15

There was a ,well distributed movement in rail-
road bonds; jersey Central new frsts were steady
fund at 92i2 and Northwest frsts at 1868. Della
ware and Hudson registered 1876 sold al .5sa. and
Erie firsts of 1916 were at 1918, Detroit. M.
and Toledo frsts of 1906 at 104 Toledo and Wabash
hrsts. St. Louis division, ex-matured coupon. at
73ss07i, and South Pacific 6rsts at "a. Hannibal
gan Central rs 10 1863 IS S. 4. beng at 1l1l2.
Sew-York Central and Hudson consolidat ed
New-York tribune., 1878-02-15

bonds were at 11S; New-York Central subscrlp-
tion 6s at 1O5; Ohio and Mississippi consoli-
dated at 90; Union, Pacific frsts at 10is,;
Pacific of Missouri frsts at 99l4 and seconds
at S7si: frsts Of c., c. and /. G.. at 80 !;
firsts of st. LOUIS and Iron Mountain at
104; East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
firsts at 97l29974, and Nashville, Chattanooga
and st. Louis irsts at 91. We subjOin current quo
New-York tribune., 1878-02-15
L1vE srocK MAnkErs-BY rELEGRAPl

BrFTALo. Feb. 4-CATrLE-Receipts today. 9j2 heas ;
the week Thus 1853 he sanst jSj hela last
wees ~ 22 consigned through, 3O2 cars
no saies TO-DAY, fresh arrivals consigned through
SHrEP AND LANES Receipts to-day 800 head total Tor The
far. 1900 head against 1900 head lass week
con-snei trong 10 cara there ws ecoi demand Tces
Ear 10 ioOl Western ShceA at 81 20
y so at - 5Oasl offerings generally Of good
quality; grades disposed Of sales oi }
IIoGs-IrCciDs to-day. 1900 heal total for the week thus
D. al iS2J head ldat week consigned
thruug Clis. Ilnl,rsely active Irces Unchanged
YORKER Good 20 Choice seectrd AZ - 3Ocsi %; merum
IOd< - heavy at - sOaSi % heavy through snip
msnis withdraw large proportion o Eastern tflde fOT
hravs STOCK.
CHICAGO Feb l3.--Tas DyorSrs J0Hvnat reports Hogs
Receipts. $500 head; shipments 800 head Marfet
siruns, anu 5oI0c higher Packing. - 15dS5 30 1ght
- sOGSi Choce 50 9Ua<i 10: are well cleared Of
aiock Receipts I,g] llrad shipments, 4.lOV head
an weak, gud lOd Sc lover Sales at - 90 ~
~: Feeders and SiuckeIs dull. weak aDi 0WC at
as Mtei Butchers stuH quiet; Cows 81 g. ~
~icer-, 3 - Bulls. ~ p te pens IcInain
grll h,d Shrrl,-T Tocapr 1000 head: -nipmenis, 100
lfif..i steady nj lanC,ti.
EAsr ILn.Eri. .. Cattle Receipts TO-DAY l.OS8
ean 4 I lJ OF Nari stock; total for three
Z6 ~ of through and 80 beld oi yard stock none
scilIe.
Hccs-Hcce ps tcay 5f3N head total for three days Il
81 hrld. sales Of iu-os at "a O1tI -; fhiadei2hls
az 20 - 'r
sHrr pts today 1000 head total for three days
4.bHI 10 b.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-15

God was no more active than OF late, though
strong with sales at 102hG102as. On gold loans
the lending rates were 412 and 4l2 per cent car
ryirg. The Assistant Treasurer paid out $4,000
in CON interest on the public debt. and $ll9,6OO
of the gold clearing department Of the Bank of
Ncw-York covered: Gold cleared. $4,000, 900; ;
gold balances $1,919, 100; currency balances
IL ,960,347. The gold quotations were as follows
l02ii IL .1O2h 3d.. ....102l4
The foreign exchange market was quiet and weak
the demand for bills being very limited. Selling
rates are the basis of 81 S1l20Si 50 Tor 60 DAYS
bills, and ~ S3l 10 81 81 for demand to the t. We
os,t m tif,,s.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-15
TTNIoN pACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY.-

JTNlON PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
q Tho annual meeting the stockholders OF the Union
Pacific Company for the choice Of directors for the
en- ,ng year. transaction Of other business which
may legally before the meeting viii be held az the once
OF The Company s2 Equitable Building Boston, on W est-
sday March O. 1873 at 10 o'clock, M lransier pOOA
will be closed after SATURDAY, February -
SIDNEY DILLON President
HENRY MCFARLAND, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-15
orpIcg or THg COMMITTEE OF REORGANIZATION
or TltE
NOBLE AND ONO RAiLRohD COMPANY :
No. PiDc-st,
NEW-YOEK Feb. Ia, 1873. ]
w. II. HsYs Chalrm an.

WN. = PERSON, Committee.
=. HAsKiNs III PrY.
rENO rlIE HOLDERS OF THE SECURITIES
4 OF THE MOBILE AND OHIO RAILROAD COM
PASY Committee o. keorganzat!oD have the pleas
rs announcing that under recent orders OF tue supreme
,nff ~ me Unitod s he morlgaged properly. we'd
that situate u rnicsec in Alabama, Kentucky aud Mss
ir De for sale under the dgcrees Of the CIR
cut C0uT,s its;andlg the pendeuey OF the appeal n
Suplrire committee considers itself. uDder
m. orders ee from imperative Obligations to
admit nny aGiHs securities into the ssheme ~ REQ garAa
ton ai trr additional subscriptions
l. announced % about thc Let ~ March next
committee viii Oe pleased 10 receive
prs have rot yet transfer ther securiiies 20
but Who wish to 30 memorandum oI such
sergrs with written application ior admission n;o the
scheme - that al such applications may be passed upon az
y. +. DA \, secretary 10 VI" Nohhl
New-York tribune., 1878-02-15
HAVANA MARKFT.

UavaNi Fcb liJcrkct beef ~ - % gold per arrohe.
Tn p!slVm cDlu rNgsi, To- decline because ~ tie
n probabilities Of rearr: Cola nOminaly quoted day
pt al
New-York tribune., 1878-02-15
fouses ano farms tUamte6.

WANTED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
uufurnshcd houses city and country for sale ai ~
exchange ake charge OF property collect rent snr-
tend repairs twelve years references. A. DAILEf' COO
6thaye.
New-York tribune., 1878-02-15
REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YoRK. THURSDAY

NEw-YoRK. Thursday. Feb. II. 1873.
The following auction sales were held at the
Exchange Salesroom to-day:
Bv Wm Renner1v.
/ of land with frame building on Ave-A,
n . cor 0sth.st. l0O.4xG00xl l0O.4x623: August n
By Blackwell & Riksr.
2-stcTy brick factory building with lot No pos
iSo Leo :. wv = = ''' 80 e7s,