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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-06-07

Pluto Soup, Good ami Cheop. Take
roast beef bones, or trimmings 81 any
kind Of fresh meat. break the bones ana
boil well, season with onions, black pep
per, celery and little carrot. add mash
ed potatoes to the strained soup and hoil
all together few minutes 10 ascertain
II thick enough spoonful Il mash-
room catsup j. an improvement.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-06-07

"A letter to the Cincinnati CONNER
ciai says that Mr.. Edison il rs bashful
as a schoolgirl (of the last century,
The parcnthesis Is certainly one Of the
most useful signs in the printers case.
-Conrtcr-.j0urndl.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-06-07

The Worlds Convention OF Good Temp
lars assembled At Minneapolis on the 2.th.
Fifty Austrian emigrants who recently ar
rived In this ccuntry,en route for Ncbrasks
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1878-06-07

were swindled by shArpers IN Hamburg who
imposed upon them some 5000 In spurious
American bank-noier- Many Of tho eisi-
grants are left penniless.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-21

decrease in receipts for week. 80 fair demand az
lower prices offerings Common 20 Choices no extra lots on
SALE quOtably Choice Steers, 81 7O$5 90 Good Shippers
do a. A0dS4 60 Medium dO 81 25oS4 30 Light Butcers
S 90 0S4 1Oi Cows and Heers 80 20 ass 7O Bs y 70
ass: Common stock plenty.
SHEEP AND LANBs-Recepts to-day 14OO head total Tor
tho far $500 head for the time last week
~ 700 head receipts consigned through ~ @
without decided changer saes OF loads strn AZ -
80 10: offerings Fair to Good cars remain In yards ans0d
HOGsReeepts to-day, 42j5 head total for the week thus
far 1905 head for the same time last week. S2b1o ha
receipts consigned through III ears market active ano
higher sales Of YOrkers at 50 75Gf3 s0 Heavy - oO~
SO 80 load Choice at 81 all offerings disposed o.
90 The DgOreTs Journal reports: HOGsfte
cepts 5000 head shipments 1,9o0 head MarGet sesay
and unchange Heavy 3 9Odsf Light lOc higher at s3 ~
pts 46O0 head, shipments $500 head mar
ket strong and shade better; shipping Steers l0S0 %
Feedes aud SOcker S3dS4 Butchers steady cows - ~
9S3 90; Bulls ~ 2Od$3 80; Texans, 81 300 50 I0 go
SHEEP-RoceDts. 80 head market steady VIA hr ue
mand sales al S3aS3 so. oo, -,
EAST LIBERTY June 2O-CATTIRReceptst TO-DAY 3Ob head
OF through and II head Of local stock making the a Or he
fOnF DAYS 81 head O through and lI3 head OF oc no
business dcne to-day except few sales at retail no quo
tiOna. -, -.
DAYS 4,67b head Workers, S3750S3 SOj Pmladelpnas
Receipts to-day nonei total for three days $500;
nothing here 10 make market.
ST. LOUIS June 2O.-CATTLE-The market Is steady ana
unchanged for all grades except Grass Natives when arc
little weak receipts, l,6OO head.
Baltim0res 80 d$3 10 Packing S3 6Oe3 70 Butch
ers "a Fancy SO 60dS 80 receipts 1900 head o,,,
SHEEPSteady and unchanged Good TO Fancy S3@eo o12
receipts, 400 head.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-21
COTTON MARKETS.

AuousfA June 2O-CottOn quiet; Middlng, l1c Low Mid
ding lOsGlO'ic,i Good Ordinary lOhc receipts 10 bales
BALTIMORE June 2O-Cotton quiet Mddlng II SCI Low
Middng IL sc. Good Ordinary, lOfc; gross receipts,
7 bales exports coaswse 100 baies es Il5 bales spin
usrs 90 bales stock 2I78 bales.
BOSTON June 2O.-ColtOn quiet Mddng IL S3ca Low MID
ding tc Ordinary, 10 net receipts 81 bales
gross 10 bales exports 10 Great Britain l24 baes STOCK
CRARiEsToN June 2O.-Cotton quiet Mlddlng IL SO;
Low Aiddlng lO3 lO'6c; Good Ordinary lOA0lOC; net
receipts 60 baes exports coastwse $50 baes safes 100
balesi stock 73O bales 80,
100 bales Shipments 200 bales sales bales stock 3259
GALVESTON June 2O-Coton quiet Nrddlng 1o7sc; Low
Middlng lOsc Good Ordinary. 07so; reCeiDts l24
baes exports cOastwi5e laOO bales sales 40 Daes stock
IOrsyILLR June 2O.-Cotton steady Bnddling, Ilisc.
MEMPHIs June 2U.-COtt0n steady; Mddtng, IL sc re-
cept 81 baes shipments 30 bales sales 200 bales: stock
0M0BnF June 2O-Cotton nominal. Mddlng, 1Oaal07sc;
Low Middng l04dl0asc; Good Ordinary 9lac; net re-
cept 80 bales exports coastwse 2B2 Bales sales % bales
SFw.UGlEGSs, June 2O--Cotton dull; Middlng IL &c;
Low Addng iOoci Good Ordinary lOei net receipts III
gross 543 bales exports coastWse oof Dales safes
$50 balesi stock, 39O13 bales. ann 49,,
NORFOLK June 2O.-COtOn unchangedi Middung, IL ieG
receipts 1l7 bales exports coastWse 70 bales stock
2Ol9 bales go,
Low Middlng. II Good Ordinary, 1O9c. net receipts
40 baes gross 3lS bales saes, go baes spinners 2O
bales; STOCK b,l26 bales.
lCetci Low Middng l0hci Good Ordinary 9'soi net re
CENTS sos bales; sales, 90 bales stock. 7S6 bales
ST LOUIS, June 20. cotton quiet; Middlngs Hes Low
Mddng l0laci Good Ordinary Sci receipts 20 bales
STOCK 8,l05 bales.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.
Ethiopian MARKETS.


LIVERPOOL June Eastern, duh at 52; Western
duh az 49, BaconCumberland Cut steady at 20 short
RIB steady 29 Long Clear nrm at Z66d; snort Clear
firm al 20 Hams-LOng fner at 49,. shoulders steady
az 24Od Beef-India Mess dull at 81; Extra Mess du
9li: Prime Mess dull at 73. Lard-Prlme western
80 0d. TaOW-Pr1me city duh at 31 Iurpenthe
Spirits duh 23 Cd ROsinCOmmOD dull az 1896 kine du
10. Chees0-AmeneaB Choice steady &c 43bd Latu Oh
duh at 35 Flour-ExtTa state dull at 20; Wheat,So
Winter DIN esd Corn Old Mixed soft steady al 24Ibd
New steady Sd. Cotton seed OiNOne In the market
LyRRPOOl June 2O-l230 p. motion quiet Mlddllng
Upans Gd Middng Orleans 6'ic sales OF the day SUN
bales. 1900 bales for speculation ana export re
Cepts $50 bales al American Futures isd beeri Up
lands Low Addhng Clause June delivery, 6sgd; gp9nds
Low MidGnug clause, June and July delivery b3d ypds
bfIddng clause July and August delivery b4d also
67d Uplauds MiLdlng August and september
October ueryery 6il5ad UpandS Low ~ tdng clause
CrOp, shipped October and November, salli b'a2i
LIVERPOOL 2O-l:3O p. m.Lard, 359d per cWL tOf
American. PORK 49, per bbl. for Prime Mess; -.
lIvFRpOOI. JUue 2O2:3D .. mMiddling Upanda totJon
Cid: Mdtng Orleans. G7isd; Low Middlng Uplans odi
Ordinary Uplands 5il led. Ordinary Uplalas 0's
IvERrOO. june 2O-5 D. nl.-The sales OF Cotton TO-DAY
included G,l5O bales American. Futures steady pals
Middlnc clause. July and August delvery b4i Up'
lands Low Middlmg clause october and November deVey
Gal0d 80. e..
LIVERPOOL June 2O-5:'O D. mCheese 1854 per cwt for
the best grades OF American. spirits Of PetrJenni O2 per
gallon. Common ROsn, 40d spirts OF Tufpehth@ z0'@
233d per cWL .-,-,...,
Turpcutue. 23 Oh. d24i per cwt 20 49,.
ANTWERp June 20lad closed at 23 hOns per % AliOs
BRgMEN June 2O.--Lad closed at 35 marks per llO ID
June 2O.-Lard closed a 50 marks per 100 10
HAyHE 2O-Lrd closed az "a = francs per 90 kiloa
New-York tribune., 1878-06-21
BANKING AND FIEAECLAL.

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD REOR-
GANIZATION.
OFFICE or THE COMMITTEE, No. 5 Nassau-st.
The terms Of sale under which the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad was purchased by this committee on
the I'd of April last, REQUIRE that final settlement
must be made on or before the 1st day of July. at
which time 1t will bo necessary for the committee to
determine definitely the amount Of bonds nc their
dsposal TO pay IN on account of the purchase.
Notice Is therefore hereby given that all bond
holders who desire to participate IN the benefits OF
the reorganization, and have not already deposited
their bonds with the Central Trust Company should
do 80 before July l. after that date the receipt OF
additional bonds will be subject 20 the discretion OF
the successor company. .
A. S. HATCH, Chairman
Committee Of Purchase and Reorganization.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-21
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Ter North Rirer. Vessels and Railroads
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEwY YORK Juno 2O.-BEEvEs-No fresh arrivals. Total
responding time last week No trade IA Lave Cattle today
had hora been any buyers hand but waS not
saesmen went 10 the yards The Dressed Beer market
many many sa1 ,oSrd evening those butchers in Washington
NarEet NOT having ice houses retgeraOr 10 put the
sold meat n were compelled sell very low TO clear the
ops ana to special customers a5c Texas sides sold at
C&iVTs- Receipts Isl al GOtht and 25s at Washington
Market making lOa9 head Lola sin'S sf I Cye Syos
were I'M good demand at qd6c; aDd although few sold
hghf ] sSrSe s rdg 7 ED calves sold moderately well
al Buttermis were In too Plentiful supply and dun
Jene. wright Hoag Co. sold = a state aS Ba,tsermFi "
JS is b al IL Sie 10 d. i65 H. at 5Sc ii do, Gs D. at
5acj % Fed Calves ls D. at 4e 50 do i45 r. a. 5c 10 ~
At 8c 0b do rs b. Of 6c also IS sate Yeas, 1872 10, at
eI ~ SG i p 6a .S = f5 Stale Calves las n at sc IS
do, m D. at 2ci 10 do l72 D. at 3'Sci dop 100 dat Ste
Hume 10 Elliott d Co sold. l2 state Calves 1G4 at 3qci
james Kirby Co sold State Bultcrmilk Calves lGl
b a. SS ~ III do 'g H N 9ds aye i7 b. al 3c ii DO
l47 h at &c; q do, 1877 b. at ci ~ d3 ~ % Pt oe 90 0
n at oc do l35 ~ at 6i.c. do, l4O n 9t &C. -Sas.
r. b. rOucher sold 10 Jersey Calves at &C. Win 10" al
SHEEP AND IAMBs-Auiyas 10 cars at Jersey City,
Ing 2gl9 head total since SATURDAY, llgi head agai95t
2l61 head Tor sme S I4s E.e And n M Jeev civ prices
advanced &c per sheep soa d 9 6 - & M i9 Cha GaS SS
Kentucky Western and southern Lambs brought i9m %
Dressed sheep were slow Of at Gaa7'c Lambs had
little better inquiry at 70l2c - ,,, ~. CO.. -,
Hume, Elliott a Co. sold Ht OOthbti 200 loAs ooept -
HalIenberk Davis sold: rs Kentucky shoep SO b. at
4ac; lO2 state Lamba 60 b. &C 6sci 0B Kentucky do 03
Ejames Kirby Co. sold: ZIG Kentucky Lambs, GO %,
{ &c.
Rase Pldcook sold at Jersey Ctyi 13i Ohio sheep Ol
~ M 4cI 229 do 81 Bat ci 2Og do % ~ az 2c ~ d
~ n, 5c 3S Kentucky do 100 ID ht oci ~ virginia
Lambs 55 m at Glic: pa do Ol ~ m02ci ia kentncsy
do CO B Gc lOj do "a d. at 6ci % jersey uo % ID
at &c. ,- a., q, -. o, ,,o
sc 1863 Virginia lambs, 50 ~ ~ o4o; ~ 90 % ID al
gitc. 20 do so b. az CHE; 100 Jersey dO go m, az
jeiifs Wright Hoag q Co sold At Washington Market lS
Jersey Lambs 66i n, at &c. .. = -
Cty ana ears az making a. $50 since SATURDAY,
arauFt "a Osl for corresponding time last week NO Lave
Ioes Tor sae few goo Corn ed Ohio could have been sold
AZ ~ tn limited supplY Dressed HOgs have further ad
vanecd, TuIng firm at O05t2o
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH
New-York tribune., 1878-06-21
Foreign exchange was quiet and firm at annexed
quotations. the selling rates being at concessions OF
Il rnnrn M IN nnl.lln ola NH lIn

Money continues abundant and cheap for those
borrowers who have undoubted collateral and
without that important essential il Is difficult TO
effect loans even at usTiOus rates IL is useless To
deny that there is 2 great want Of confidence. and
until this is restored and the laboring classes are
furnished with steady and lucrative employment
and the machinery Of trade is placed in active Oper-
alton, we cannot look for higher rates for money or
q change from the present unsatisfactory and I'M
profitable state Of affairs. To-day call loans on
stock collateral were from 3 down to per cent,
with good deal done at the lower rate ON Govern
ment bonds the large dealers still report per cent
Discounts are slow, and rates of commercial paper
are as fgllgWs
New-York tribune., 1878-06-21
EURoPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

IOxpoE June 2O-l23O pm.-Us. bonds Tenfories 1904
fves O7t ere Railway shares preferred w IN
DOis Central s52 Peunsy lyana Central, 81 NcWJerscy
Central 81 "a Reading Railroad. lGsi NewJersey Central
cOnsOis. 81.
iONp0E June 2Ol 80 p m.-Pnrs hdvces quote hye per
cent repes at 55 confines fOT the account
IOyDON June 20 $50 D. m.-Ihe bullion In the Bank ot
FDgand has Increased RlBl during the past week The
proportion Bank Of England reserve O. liability, which
iast week was y91 per cent Is now 4O'ts per cent 80
IoNDOs June 2U-3.45 D. m.-The amount Of bullion win
drawn from the Bank England balance today s k62OUl
LONDON. June 20 y. m.-U. e. bonds. lsbIs, lOO'ei
New hyes 1875 Eno Railway shares. l6 Illinois CeuraoO
PAHs June 2O-k1chHngo London, % francs " ecu
times sight The specie the Bank OF france has
Increased ~ 10000 francs during tho past week.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-21

selling at 762l075l4. Chicago and Alton declined
to 77Sl. and Chicago, Burlington and Quincy was
steady at 1069sG10612 Illinois Central was
higher with sales at 81 and bid. c., c. G. aud
indianapolis sold at 27laG2S49273l but closed
quoted 81 to 27l2 Ohio and Mississippi was heavy
at SS17bsa77s. Wabash opened up at 1885 and de-
clned to ID; Union Pacific selling at 69669l2.
The coal stocks to-day were less active, and
yielded in prices; Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern selling at 6Sl20575s, Delaware and Hudson
at 56&@557s Central of New-Jersev at 81 1s0
3Ol2 and Morris and Essex at SO. Western Union
was strong on moderate business, and rose from
o5ls to SoSh later selling ex-diyldend of 1l2 per
cent at 81 l2d S43s. Pacific Mail was particularly
weak, selling down to 15ls, but raying to 1878 at
the close, and Quicksilver preferred made further
decline TO 33, The market closed weak.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-21
FFICTAL REPORT n T. MINING STOCK EX-
UHANGB SALES JUNE 20, 1873.
ST CALI--11 O'CLOCK A. N.
SECOND BOARD-l O'CLOCK P. N.
THIRD BoARD-2:3O P NJ
THURSDAY. June 2O-P.

IHUHsDATl juno IU--I. ",
After dull aud irregular stock market all day,
the hnal prices are generally lower than the open
eng figures. The total transactions were only 1O7,-
200 shares against 162, 900 shares yesterday Lake
shore opened at 59la and quickly declined TO 5SSs
Later on renewal Of reports that the forthcoming
expected dividend would be q or per cent, there
vas sharp demand to cover "short7 contracts,
which carried the Price up to $685. from which it
se1tea % oSis at the close. Michigan Central rose
o 49, 70 o19f At the latter figure the final q
1oaOSAl saie was made, but it closed offered at G67s
15s ,s au 10 iCr its opening and highest price, and
a.1s ~ ~ 80 nlai ana lowest Central and Hudson
.t, se'u =. IV0@lVS'4@lOS7s. Northwest common
100 va particularly weak, declining from 47I29
T" so'%@ 41's' and thelprefeued sold from a "a
'o7l. St. Paul common stock was co,nnarat,,al,,
Steady for the greater part Of tho dav bewesn ,os
New-York tribune., 1878-06-21

In city bank stocks Fulton, % sold at $50, Bank
Of Commerce 1907 at llS0 llSl2 and Ninth Ma
Iinnnl lnl al II. We annex cnrrent nnOLatlOns:

Railroad bonds were quiet. Rock Island new
40-years 6s we're firm at 1O0l2. ST. Paul sinking
North west general mortgage at 00l4 New-Jersey
Central frsts were steady at II, Michigan
Central Is at 40, Lehigh and Wilkesbarre at 4S,
Pacific frsts at 10s1s, Western at 1Oils and rsts of
Louisiana and Missouri at 9S fIsts Of G.. &. and
l. C.. dropped TO 81, Alton and TerIe Haute IN
comes TO 3j and seconds of Missouri Pacific 10 0S
Elevated frsts rising to s5l4 We annex current
OuOtafiOug.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-21
THE MARKETS.
nrNERAL MARKET REpORT.
THURSDAY June 20, 1873.

AsHEs-About steaiy. quiet Pots 4@ci Pearls. 5s,c.
G0FFFsF-Duii unchanged fair carVoes Rio l50lbAc,
gold nOminalY sales, except 900 Dags no e4
VcoTToN-snot Cotton quiet unchanged Good Ordinary,
lO7,ae; Low @iddlng Hue; Middling Upanda ll'isci
sales 83a spinning 6OO bales were deyeIed 9
contract Receipts at the ports l2lo bales against
this day last week, 6O3 last year fuluIeh
scye clOsng 10 points higher on the early mouths ad
10 points later the year sales last evening 10 100
baes To-day First Call-Juy, ngA Angnsb li.bii sep
tember li.S5, ll.34i October, lllot iils DecemDeI
t0 / OO January li.OB; total, 0lOO bales second
IN rape III 61 July 1885, August li.68i September,
iiS5 November los Deeenbor g2 lotai LOO 9asa ls
hird Call--June 1iD3i August llOs sepeADui ii59
QOO bales Also, today, June llbValLb J1} I'D
Iii67i August li6ggl L6gi september llsS9 iiSd i
New-York tribune., 1878-06-21
financial.

RKANSAS STATE BONDS.-The coupons
~ due July l. 1878 ON the LOughbOrOugh Six Per Cent
Bonds will Do paid, when due by the National City Bank
Ne,yY0rk or al the Office Messrs MatheWs Whitaker
No i2 North 8dst, Chamber Of Commerce Building. St
Iouis Mo- also coupons the (0l year bonds
same date will DO paid In ST. Louis No. by Messrs Matthews
Al
New-York tribune., 1878-06-21
| - -L.u IT. IrUa InI, Il-lInN

There was strong tone in United States securi-
ties the largest business being IN IS Of 1881,
coupon at 1O9as, and registered at lOG's coupon
5-20s of 1865 at 1O5; coupon 4l2 per cents at
lO3l2 registered per cents selling al lOOl, cou-
pom at IO1 g. and new 5s at 1O6l5 We annex cur
New-York tribune., 1878-06-21
STOCKS.

An New.YorK and Brooklyn stocks also ali kinds
OF Brooklyn investment securities dealt IN hy .
CLIO. r. PHENTtss,
80 BroadsL, n. Y
New-York tribune., 1878-06-21
II K ENnS & Co.

II. X. ENOS & CO.,
No. 10 BTOad-st.,
Members Of the
NETWORK STOCK and PRODUCE EXCHANGES and
BROKERS In STOCKS, -
and also in ALL OPTIONS IN GRAIN ana PltONlsiON5
al the PRODUCE EXCHANGE
New-York tribune., 1878-06-21
u. A. FERGUSON,
HENRY MACK,
A II RUgHER
OFFICE on THE CANADA SOUTHERN RAILWAY
COMPANY, Is WIlam-sf.
1873


NEW YORK June 4 1873.
THE NEW MORTGAGE for fourteen mil
lion OF dollars (sI4 OO000O executed by this company
10 Augustus Sche and Cornelius Vanderbilt trustees, bear
ing date day October 1877 having become rst
said notice II hereby given
that pursuant 70 the scheme OF arrangement authorized
and confirmed Of the Parliament Of the Dominion OF
Canada passed 10Th day OF Aprt 1875, the Deen-
ture Certificates heretofore issued when may be he EATER
Issued said arrangement be exchanged al the
Company Of the City OF New York on or after
Monday 10th day Of June 1873 for the bonds OF THIS
company secured by said mortgage
AUGUSTUS SCHELL. lTr,staaa
CORNELTIS VANUERBIIT.9 : AAN'fNN@'
New-York tribune., 1878-06-21

10Oa91O0Ss, the borrowing rates having been 30
1l2 per cent to fiat. Tho Assistant Treasurer
paid ont $4,000 in coin interest on the public
debt, and $4,000 in redemption of called bonds.
The days business Of the gold clearing department
Of the Bank of the State Of New-YOrk covered: /:
Gold cleared S10091 900; gold balances, $992,-
O50; currency balances, $1,0OO,375. The gold
quotations were as follows:
1908. I3................. zoos
The following were to-day's quotations for
foreign and domestic coins and bullion, United
States coins being quoted in currency, and all the
others III gold:
New-York tribune., 1878-06-21
THE MONEY MARKET,
~ ,,'9sr : ,.-r'' caII-1o14 O'CLOCK A. NJ.

THURSDAY. JUNE 20. 1878
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT
New-York tribune., 1878-06-21

LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH
ptrp,to INN 90 O-CAfu Receipts today 902S head
total for the week thus far $3.50 head for the sano tmo
last week. 1910 head receipts eonSgned lhouSu ooo cars
New-York tribune., 1878-06-21
for COMPLETING and
LEASING THE
CINCINNATI SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
nrr1cr or rnr noARn az TnrsrEEs oE }

OFFICE or IHB BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF
TIE CINCINNATI SOUTHERN RALWAY, ,
NO. 20 WEST 3Dsr, CINCINNATI, May H. 1916.
hereby given that the trustees Of tho Cncin
matt Southern Railway will receive sealed proposals until IL
O'Clock Of THURSDAY July lS, 1873, for completing
ana leasing the Cincinnati Southern Railway. Copies OF
tie form contract and lease containing the conditions ON
which said railway viii be let and held the form Of
proposals. epOrt the principal engineer on the cond
ton Of the road such other information as may be de-
sired can be had upon application at Office OF said rus
tees Cincinnati Proposals must be directed to the B0an
the Cincinnati Southern Railway, No 20 West
Cincinnati Ohio The Board Ofrustees reserves the
''s"' " '''''' '1' MILES GREENwoOD,l
r.. NJ BISHOP,
j.. A. FERGUSON, Trustees.
HENRY MACK,
New-York tribune., 1878-06-21
ratal. nn.n. l2a7so $500 alg oo.2sl $1,000 $500

The following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day, as re-
ported by telegraph
Receipts shipments
New-York tribune., 1878-06-21
Corporation Notites.

Corporation Notltes.
PROPOSALS for DRY GOODS, GROCER
les &C. will be received BY the Department Of charities
until June 2S 1878 For tl partculass
see The City Record. for sale az No. CITY Hail
PROPOSALS for removing part of Pier, &c,
and rebuilding same Will be received by the Depart
mon OF Docks until July 1873 For full particulars sce
TIE City Record for sale at No. City Hall.
PROPOSALS for 500 TELEGRAPH POLES
viii be received by the Fire Department. until July >.
1873 For full particulars The City Record for sale at No.
2 City Hall
PROPOSALS for HAY, STRAW, OATS and
FEED win be received by the Fire department until gy
8 1873 full particulars The city Record Tor safe az
No. City Hail
PROPOSALS for 5000 BARRELS of FLOUR
will be received bv the Department OF Charities and
Corrections until June 2s, 1873 For u PARTICULARS see lno
CITY Record, for sale at No. = City Han.
New-York tribune., 1878-06-21
Dipioeno Noiltes.

TIE NATIONAL PARK BANK, I
NEw YORK. June IL. 1873.
THE BOARD of DIRECTORS have this day
declared a somannual dividend Of cent, from the
earnings past MONTHS payable July 1873 free OF
The transfer books will remain closed uDtil July 2.
+. X. WRIGHT, Cashier
STATE OF ILLINOIS, TRRAsURER's OFFICE,
SPRINGFIELD. May 80. 1873.
THE INTEREST on ILLINOIS STATE
BON Ds due first Monday OF july 1878, aud the IN
TEREST on REGISTERED LOCAL BONDS viii DO paid
at the AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK.
New York City, from the 2lst day Of july 1879 n
elusive EDWARD RUTZ. State Treasurer
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1878-09-05
PERSONAL.

John, Long, Ct Fl. Elliott, was at the
Mansion yesterday.
George II. Holland, Esq, of ST. Louis,
was at the Planters yesterday.
w. F. Hick. came in yesterday from
Valley Falls, and stopped at the Man
sion.
A. D. Walker, Esq, of Hol;on, was in
the city yesterday, and registered at ,he
Continental.
ID. NJ. Smith, prominent merchant of
O.kalooss, was registered yesterday a, the
Mansion. =
W. c. kirkpatrick, wife and child, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkinson and child, Of o.
kaloosa, were at the Mansion yesterday.
Mr.. Henry Jansen, who had his leg
broken some time ago on the Kansas Cen
trail, was out upon the streets yesterday.
Judge Crozier and Judge Stillings came
down from Topeka yesterday. They say
things were mixed up there yesterday.
The Rev. ]. B. Hardwicke arrived home
yesterday from Texas, where he has been
Tor some time past. He says there is no
place like Kansas.
Hon. John T. Crisp spoke to an audience
of twelve hundred over at Camden Point.
Mo-, yesterday. He came in on tn. Rock
Island in the afternoon and went to Kansas
City last night
E B. Dobell, Jr, Lawrenceburg. Ind; II.
II. Wiggers, J. c Hurley and i'll. Wood
son, Cincinnati; J. d. Crawford, NewYork;
A. Stein, Chicago; w. F. EtsGerald, Law
renee; Ed. Thompeon, Silver Lake, Kan
Jamas Hswson, Kansas City; J. NJ. Hill,
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MILITARY DEBCTANTEs.


/. BY direction of the Secretary of Wa,
the following named Cadets, graduates o
the Military Academy, are hereby sppoin;
ed in the Army of the United states, with
the rank of ID Lieutenant, to date from
June IA, 1878:
Corps of Engineers. Cadet Nee
Derby. vice Rossell, promoted. = Cade
James l. Lusk, vice Bailey, promoted.
Fifth Cavalry Cadet John I. Bar
nett vice the Resimentai Adjutant, to BE-
appointed [Co.-l
Ninth Cavalry-16. Cadet Alb IT E
Bailey, vice Butler, resigned CCo. Gl
Second Artillery.-3. Cadet Frank E
Hobbs, vice Price, transferred to the Is,
ARTILLERY Battery II
First Infsntry.-6. Cadet james S. Pet.
tit, vice Booth, promoted [Co. HI 3 Cadet
John T. Totten, vice johnson, resigned
[Co. G..
Second Infantry.-la. Cadet Abner
Pickering. vice Rowell, appointed Regi
mental Adjutant GCo. F.
Seventh Infantry.-lS. Cadet Lewis D.
Greene, vice Booth, promoted [Co. Bl.
Eighth Infantry.-5. Cadet George P.
Server. vice Hyde, promoted [Co. A
Ninth Infantry.-I. Cadet Douglas A,