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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-15
LIVE srncK MARKETs-RY rELEGnApn

BUFFALO. Feb. l4.-CArTLK-Receips today l,7s5 head
for 1890 head for the time last
week. 4.5b2 head increase 2s9 through
ments, 424 Demand and offerings light Eastern
vices depression few sales Of medium Shippers
steers s. 9udS4 80; Butchers Cows Fair TO Choice
ass so Bulls ~ 1898 90 of through stock heavy
sHKEP LAABs-Recepts to-day, 5000 headi for the
week thus far 1890 head for the week
1900 head through consisnments cars Market
atey active prices unchanged offerings generally good
quality sales Fair TO Good Western sheep - 6Odsi
Choice 10 Extra t5dS6 1871 western Lambs quOtabe
81 IbdS6 90 no Canadian stock on sale.
Receipts TO-DAY 1850 head for the week thus far
80 head for the time last week, "a $40
through consgnmenta lr6 cara Fair demand supply
hardly equal the demand sales Of workers. at 81 100
"a 20 @edium and Heavy - 1904 IS. EItta selected
Philadelphia. - 30sA SO Mixed Common. Ight and
Heavy, a. store Pigs s. S0dS3 90.
CH6iGo Feb 14-Th. DrOter'' yysradl reportsi HOGS
Receps 10000 head shipments 1000 head opened
firm and ruled higher but In sympahy with provisions
Sa aa sc ss.5 ana M G" N as %
CATTIk-R eceipts SeOO head shipments, 5000 head
the only fair and values easier shpppg 81 20
as6 z0 FEEDER and stookers o. 20dst 30 butchers
lower Cows s2ssS oo Steers. q eoSts 7oi Texans,
81 50d$4. -
sHrIr- Receiyts 1900 head shipmenta 100 head
market steady ~ q 70sN 10. a. -
81. LoUA Feb h-CAT1IE-No good shigpins steers On
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COTTON Markets.

LIVERPOOL Feb. l4-l2.30 p. m.-COttOn quiet and
sacs 900 b r inrning 1000 bales Tor speculation and
export. Receipts lOluQ naes All American Futures quiet
Marcn delivery 5lls2i do March ana April delv-
ery ild Nav ami June eyorv - DO, July ana
August DELIVERY sd ls1 0'ed sales ol the week $1,000
American 81 600 bales: 7ptcuiators took 1000 bales
direct to 'nners 5000 naes ac nal export fOOo Dal
total receipts. 5000 bales American $4,000 bales; total
stock 4jSuOO bales American 33jOOO bales amount OF Cot
ton afoar $40, 600 bales: American ;27 600 bales.
LIVERPOOL, Feb u $3.50 mThe sales Of Cotton today
LIVERPOOL Fob. l4-j u. m-Cotton. futures duh
BMuNoEE Feb. l4-Cotton quiet; Miiinng 9'sc; Low
bales; exports stwlse 40 bales sales go bales pm
n IA bale. ;59'T a e SaS yc. 9' Bs
coastwse go bales; sales l35 bales spnnes $50
CHAmEsroS, Feb. l4.-Cotton quiet Middhng Csc; Low
Miidhng 9'ec Good Ordinary 9c: n receipts ,5s bales
sales 500 bales stock 40 G67 bales weekly receipts
l0855 balcs exports TO Great rtaiu, 9bJ bales to
wise 32Ga bales sales 1900 bales.
GALVESTON, Feb IA Cotton easier Midlhnc Ole: Low
bales exports 10 the Channel Loo bales coastwise Go3
bales SALE 20 bales stock 7o5si lars weekly net
Britain sO92 bales to Frarce 249 bales to the Con IN
cn I23 bales to the Channel 39' bales coastwise $3.50
NOZZLE Fe6 Ii.-Cotton steady Middng 9lsc: Low Md.
bales exports France o. bales coastwise 1872 bales
sales 600 bales STOCK - $50 bales weekly net receipts
incn 2jO bales Gj7O bales sales. 0OO bales.
NEw-ORLEAN-. Feb. H. otion steady Mdding. 0Sc;
glS6 bales 10 j26 bales exports TO Great Brit In,
lG bales; to France 2975 bales to the Continent 2oS3
3 s76 bales weekly net receipts os967 bales gross $3.50
bales exports 10 Gci britain go bales 10 tla oyS
SAVANNAH Feb IICorton quiet: Middliug. Jsc.i Low
bales exports cOastwIs 500 bales sales, 40 bales last
~ 80 balcs exports Great Britain. 1898 bales to
France 229s bales the Continent 74O bales eoastwse
'''oO 'A''' co11oS RECEIPTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-15

On the London Stock Exchange, British consOls
during the week were generally strong and United
States bonds irregular, and some wide variations
were reported in American railway securities. Bar
silver was steady at about 405sd the ounce English
standard. At yesterdays regular weekly meeting
of the directors of the Bank Of England the rate OF
interest was maintained at per cent against 27s,
the figure at which three mont hs bills discounted
i'm the outside market. The sum OF f659,O0O bull
hon went INTO bank durng the fiscal week, and
since then the bank has lost the sum of 81 10000
bullion "on balance The following are the
highest and lowest prices OF securities for the week,
and the closing sales to-day and a week ago.
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There were no features of prominence IN the mar
vet to.dav. I'm Paris the s per cent rentes ranged
Between liz 67i2 aud 1l3.i2l2, closing atll2.67l2
against ll3.O2l2 week ago. Sight exchange on
london closed at an advance 10 2o.Zo the rate a
xesk AGO having been 25.22l2 though the rate at
one time vas as low as 25.21l2
The annual report of the Royal Fire Insurance
Company of Liverpool shows that ITS United states
liabilities, reinsurance fund, ETC., Of VI 48e, 244
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Tho rket; sell previous qnotathnr u
pnrhers' stock steady Native steers, $685. l22 cows
and Hr. ~ 1888 s7p Feeding steers strong a' 10 ~
0a 81 90. receipts f2j head shipments 700 mead H..
IfOGs-The quality OF the receipts ~ poor ex oo
active. 5Ods3 90: Packing. nimifa ~ ~ OUoe9 ou'
Wncbcrs 20 Fancv Heavy SO 0OGs4 90 receipts
.. 500 head shipments, 1900 head .-- ..,,..oa
uRTp-St, adv with good demand: prices unchanged
little doing owing 10 the lack Of supply Iecelp l'V ho"u
sllImcnts 900 head.
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s.NrRAvcIsCo CLOSING PRICEs OF MISlNG sTo'k'
- fnrha Tn.14

Government bonds were again active during rh'
week with transactions large on the Niock IN
change but the pIcpouderance of business was as
usual. done by private bargain with The great deal
err M heir banks and over the counter. me gen
cruts standing al 100 bid. such holders OF
the called 5-20~ as are rciuYcsdng m, m',d
states bonds. about 80 per cent Of the whole are
OF 19SI new 4la- and new =. he SUBSCRIPTIONS 4"
the latter cxeItcd more or les. Influence ON
,,L I'm warrant another call for 500 100000 Of
tIr 500, Of 1867. which was made Wednesday
and winch make, %2lO0O0,000 of these bonds now
called n The annexed table shows the dalIl SUI
ions received at Washington for per cent
Laud- duriug the week:
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Novth.f 900. 600 900 uI,cd states 5-2O- Of 1867
have ben notified for redemption. There romans
Si3,. O7a300 j-2ps 1867 and 1NG-l 20 be re-
funded before the 1OIOs are reached all told, there
are $500 G}1 500 bonds to b" refunded before tie
q per cent, of ssh are reached, and G61G,27l01O
10 nr refunded before the SjoS 1880 per cents
ofI-~l. Tuc foreign markets are Z, KING consider
able amounts of the per cents, but thus far enough
haycuot been taken there oUcutIazc the amount of
1865 called home from Europe forredeupt on. The
market here to-day affords no scope for extended
prices for the week, and the closing sales to-day
and tx
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EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON Feb l4-2;30 mConsOls 96Sls for money 70 =
the account t. bonds four and halt per cents lu =
Tenforties loo NpwJer1cy Central consols ~ ltuH8
discount for three months Dls IN
the open per cent whchs g per cent peo" inc
Bank Of Eng and rate 49,, - ,., ,aoaor
LONDON Feb IA y. m-CODs0ls. 95le for Doth montv
account Us. bonds four and aIi per cis' NJ
IS67s lO-7s 1865 Illinois Central So rev
Jersey Central The amount of bulnOn wlhdfaWn
balance today &3OOOO rams al
vices quote renes at l2 francs bI2 cehles
rIEs Feb. l4-Excnange London. 25 iraucs 70 CEN
al. FIr.I uaLa
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We mnex current closing quotations:

ia State bonds the business was more active and
widely distributed, though as heretofore the LOUIS
lana couSoS are most active, late sales having been
nj 57l2 TIE tennessee, were irmer, tho old Is
sues rising 10 A. buyer 30 DAYS
The city bank stocks were about as active az
usual. though more firmly held. TO-days sales
cover Four.h National % at 9S, Bank of the State
Isl al 100 aud American Exchange Os4l AT 1888.
Railroad bonds continue to he largely dealt IN,
and the prominent issues recorded still further adj
vance. Notably TINS true OF Jersey Central,
adjustments being to-day mp 10 9S5-, consolidated
10 s6 AID couv,rtbcs to S67s, iirsts selling at
l16 BUSINESS in other bonds was also large to-day.
Missouri, Kansas and Texas tirStN at 534a53l2
Canada Southern hrsts guaranteed at 81, Burlng-
ton and Cedar Rapids hr>ts at I'll C.. {. and l. e..
seconds at 81 l2U2lal, Delaware aud Hudson reg
lstered Is 1891 al 00l2, lS44s AT 1OlI 2 ONO aud
Mississippi seconds at 1915 and Western Paciiics at
1864 l06.
I'm the home money market call loans were done
at 1a2 per cent on United States bonds all the
week, and 2a3 miscellaneous stocks until
yesterday, when the rate advanced TO Z; to-day
the rate from per cent down 10 zig per cent.
Discounts and the rates of domestic exchange are
without alteration. The United States Treasurer
at Washington to-day received 1915, 900 III Ma
uOnal bank notes fOI redemption. The customs
receipts S3sO,00O, and the internal revenue
receipts 100000 The following Is the Clearing
House statement to-day: Currency exchanges
$50, $40 POS currency balances 81 ,2S2,529.
Foreign exchange was only moderately active
during the week hut strong and at the close selling
bills and n SSl4d$4 $3.50 fprdemand TO the I. Some
OF the foreign bankers are now drawing on LONDON
at ~ DAYS after date instead of 70 days after date
as heretofore for the reason that the average speed
of the ocean steamships has so increased that 90
DAYS sight bill sent for acceptance will mature
from three 10 four days earlier than bill drawn
70 davs after date. Drawing at ~ days date,
which Is equal to 10 days date without grace,
makes the bill mature about the same time a. would
a 6Odays sight bill sent over for acceptance. We
gublOiu current quotations:
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ETAINTI,
Good Ordinary.
SlilCt (,Oui OrdlnaI

ordinary ~ M1ddiu0. ia
tIr, Iodeial active Of to Gpons "a
last orcnng Zoo bales. To-day FIRST Ca-Fehruarr H.
1905 total 700 bales. Second Calf b.
rsry. 9G3 MAJ n ga April ~! total 800 bales lmri
Cal- Nfarch 97G May, zoos 10 az total 200 bales $50
February at sos a0.,l Mach. 81 1870: April "9S1992
Nav I0.U3dlOOS June. lOlGQl02l july. l02GalC3 ;
August 4O4l O42 total 327t bales grand total 431uO
bales Exchange-32 paid 20 exchange 400 March for May
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First Mortgage
SEVEN PEE CENT ksONDA
or TIE
ss0cncstGT and state Lsmc Raas-
way Company.

This from Rochester through the nch tennessee
Valley to Salamanca, New York about l. miles and oFna
the connecting Ink between the NewYok Central and the
Atlantic and Great Western system Of railroads.
The road has been oper ton for the past seven months
during the have been iigey III cA
cess II the interest on its bonded indebtedness.
The bonds are first mortgage lien at the rate OF 500 600 per
mile and per interest payable semi arnualy Ihe
Union Trust Company IL trustee for the bondhodeTs
The control lately passed into the possession
Of the York Central believed the earnings will
be materially by It's close connection with that com
Iany.
We are authorized offer limited amount OF the bonds at
81 l. and accrued interest.
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Bnslnees Gnances.
6tfumpoais ano Railroads.

FOR NEW-HAVkN, it's surroundings ana
IL All stations on the NewYOrk. Boston ana AIT Llne
Derby and North Hampton Railroads. dteot -SteaIne
JOHN II STARIN and ERASrus COkNlNo cave fler ..
n n foot of at III. every night IN Tho
week except Saturday arrive IN New Haven IN ume LOT an
nornng trains railroads best facilities for passengers
and ireiaht fare fl excursion I'll o. stans New Haven
Transportation Line ,ou., n ur,u,N pron,,.,or
FHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
Ia ENHANCEMENT OF PASSENGER IKAlNs Jan L.
1877 depos foot OF COurtand ana
al $40 o. m Night Express, daily for EastOn, bethlehem
Allentown Mauch Chunk WilkesOarIe, Pttston sayre, HI
mira Ithaca Auburn ROchester Bufao Niagara FANS ahG
:he West Pullman sleeping coaches attached 49,
Wv " U0Bnf "A. sAlRE, Sup't and Engr
General Eastern Office Church and COrtlandtsts
cHAS Ii. CUMMINGS, Agent
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6ieamboats ano RAILROADS..

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on HOusatono
- and Naugatnck HalIosda Fare sl Bridgeport
leaves sP daily Sundays excepted at 80 m,
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BRAZIL COFFEE MARKET.

RIO JANFrRo Feb l4-COfec- market very qulet prices
maintained change Good Ftrsts b7OO16o0o rels per
/ kilos. Exchange on London. II I'd.
SANTOS Feb -COffee-Market quiet prices maintained
no change. superior, 5,600G5,70O RES per lOkiiOs
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DENNSYLYANIA RAiLROAD-Great

DkNNSl Nv ANA RAiBEOAD-GTeat runh
4 Line and United states Mail R0u,e.-On 1fter
J4nuar 1873 trains leave NewYork via d. so.ses aud
Cortland street Ferries as follows;
Express tor Harrisburg Piti,buIg, tie west ana 'cnth,
with Pullman Palace cars attached a. m ana $50 m.
daily.
tor Nilam-por Lock Haven, Cory and Ere,a $50 m.
CORY for Ttusyle Petroleum CuJTc and mo
on Hegious. N!hams port and Lock Haven, . a. 10.
Baltimore the south. " llmlfei " ashing
ron EXprrss OF Pullman ParOr Cars daily except SUNDAY,
10 arrive Washington Az m. Regular at t.5o AM
20 a. H., and Top Suuiay 45O a H. and 10 p n Tor
Baltimore D.. except sunday $500. ~ ,,.... -. .,
a. M l. $50 4, 6 1870 $50 and 10 p sunday $50 an
o a. m, Is, 100 and 10 Emlgrant AM -etoLj
class, 1880 D.. -, al, ,,. .-..--
poats OF Brook connect with all through trans
at Jersey W anO ling speedy and direct transfer zoe
Brooklyn travel
~ dgy Gao A. M 500 p. daily, except Monday From
Washington and Baltimore 900 a. m, = 300 40 lolq
1910 1880 2, $50, 4JO. O2 $50 and
1910 D. ~ SUNDAY 430. $50. I04D 1880 90 1910
pTIcke Offices 500 and ga Broadway No Ast0r
and fopt OF ID brosses aud Cortland ss No AMI
Brookyn Annex Depot foot Of Faltonst Brooklyn Nos.
ia IlB and 10 Hudson ST. HObOken Depot Jersey CITY
EmigranT Ticket O1iee 20 Battery place
T. T.. FARMER. Genl Passenger Agent,
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
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YNHE ERIE RAILWAY

fR'nE EMF hA1lsh ~
ERIE and WEsTERN RAILROAD Arrangement Of
'iS a. CRclna and Chrago Day Express Drawing
OS d. m Daily Fast st. Louis Express arriving at Buffalo
connecting with fast trains 70 The Vest and southwest
Daily PaE1e hIs " Tor 1ae W IT S bsa
and Chicago without change also Hotel DINING cars W
= IN kmigrant train for the West
Trains leave Chambers street Depot NeT York for 7go
D. NJ and II midnight saturday nights only SUNDAYS $40
Rai&sTo and Pafsas 70 10 IoS MN. M q
Noon 4 Si3 ~ odo T. 3 So . 10 p and m41se
paterson, 6t5, 7a5 800 10, ie5 1890 e. H. II neon.
M. a9a u midnight sgnda, $50, 9l5, TO- . a NJ l4''
0 SSnaIn 7 a9S Il To- %Gni a s4,6G7p H. II mid
ns IIo' SEaay ; 8, $50 oi5 ~ il6 $50 ed
cornwall 40, a. m, $50 4;SOp Sundays sSsAm
M Ma%SGS rs 75 a. a w. SO $50 M sunday
GSsSS1 ana 7i hi g. foS SyS ss5 48o
Sundays 8, $50. 1913 a M $780, pm T..
aa Sa9 ssS Ia ma S:asss ssI
'O fST e JSrvis 7;45 O. 1913 m 4sO g. 7p sundays
'%Sy6ttE"raains eaylng Cham6ersst ~ hour
mc trains leaving GasmP sds on q9sfs ss0 sS
l:i5 D. connecting with trains leaving Cham ISL al "
D. m and ~ midnight , g.. .........,.,. ,,obn
Sr Pesscs. a ca Dor boz SBsa ami
and Ns H5 q o g % 81 %7f Ss
! CONTEST Brooklyn. OF ct the COmpanys - ~,
Express Trans rom the West arrive In " 80"
a m, 1928 and 1920 2 M. ,,r dun, 90, N., York
JNO y. ABBO H. "en1 Pasa.. 'BI No"'i'~
NORTHERN RAILROAD or NEW -JEReki;,
Tram. EngoUOOd. ClOst Pter1ont a1d 49,
T. $50 015 M, l, s. 44j. 80 80 ,s.31 50 y vi
SUNDAYS, a. N aud b3U r. m. IN A4O p H. VA" W.
Ieay n inutcs later saturday ~
Manuel Spung Valley aud Mot 20 o. NJ, 5t w.
JNO. y. ABBOTT, GEM .ls, AgL NeN'io's--
d. SO TO BOSTON
dD .sDO VIA THE OLD RELIABLE
STONlNGTON LINE.
CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAIseIi;rrty
NOT TRIP MISSED IN SEVEN CoNsE'Oi''
YEARS N.RRa.
The elegant steamers sroHINGIo. ana 1attso
qANSErT leave Pier 80 North River loot oiJAy'esJ-
D. No daily except Sundaye(. -, o4s A. "a.
Special hTsIclass limited tickets good only on
| train SOnngtOn sold VIA tins line nom WV"
Boston for 81 90. -, .,.., 49,. stsefOons
securd az OF Westeott Express COMPANY Avenue
| 1868 and 397 broadway and III Metropolitan ah' ri'
| Hotel ticket offices, 49,. ,,,,, ,np,our ONLY. .
| stoamers ELECTRA and GALATEA leave Itsi :, AZ
| River foot OF Warren ST. daily except SUNDAY" "
| fol Providence direct - =. ,o.,n.,ra,..
| Z. w fILKINS. q. Sgt " .. pADS---
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RAL1 MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
- Leave New.YOrk from foot Of DesbTOsses and Court
landtsts.
20 T. m for Washington. Columbus Cincinnati, Indanap
oils Chicago the West, UchmOnd, Charleston the
south Pullman from Baltimore 10 Newark Ohio and
Chicago.
100 p for Washington and the West and the south via
OItonsye Pullman from New YOik 20 Baltimore and
making close connections for PttsbnTK Gncin,
natl Indianapolis Louisville ana ~ LOnis Through Pullman
cara Baltimore Cincinnati - LOns and Pitt5OurH aud
from Washington Augusta and savannah
1000 daily for Washington the south and Wet Pull
seeper from NewYOrk 10 baltimore and Wellington
making hicagO Cincinnati IndlanapO
lis, Columbus iittsDuTg, ue south and
Southwest Through Pullman ears from Baltimore - Cncn
na. connects Washington with Tor LynthOufg,
Florida New Orleans and the south -.
For through tickets please call az COmpanys Once Jlo
Broadway and ticket Offices foot Of Coufanis
AMI De.brDrsessts., and Depot, Jersey City.
ROUND TRIP TICKETS TO KANSAS NEBRASKA
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NEW-HAVEN. HARTFORD, &c.-Farc
~ steamers leave k.sip daily Sundays excepted
Now naYel as ana ID 2. M. cOnnectlng with roa4


= EW-GORk CENTRAL and IIUUHUN
- klyEf kAILE9A -commen1 ,e hece,brr 30
500 a. l c-.ciu and Northern Express with u q" ne.
Albany Rochester and from Albany 90 Non
trral, via saratoga.
luaO a. 10, Chicago and Western Express win draw
iualoom 10 tanIndslgu1. Roc hester and BuRa
D o. No. ENpros 10 Albany and Troy WIN connections
400 r Montreal Express, with through sleeping car
II. 4 Dams.
IT. Lui- running through every ~ he week; also -.c
ug cars for Fans, t0clO AMI Detroit ana r
Montreal. excepting sunday night VIA ~aIdtOgA
Express Rochester and corning VIA TIC
ncya Sl,t. Ing 10 Geneva and Rochester.
80 D. m Pacific ExpTes- c'ly, with sleeping ears tof
EOcnc-fer lgara Falls Buffalo Cevean, I0ledo Detroit
ana Chicago. Iud excepting -atuiay night 10 Na.It,Nu'
Tickets SAFE nos. 2j2 and il3 Broadway. ana Az
NrstCott Express COmpdng'- Offices, NO fdhI &C. 80
Jtr,oslvn ''' {. B. MkEhtN
General Passenger = slt.
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RAILROAD OF EW-JERSEY.

~ Ferry station In New York foot Of IAberty-st.
Ferry station IN Brook yD, T. OF 81 Fulton
Nov. 3D. 1871 York foot %
Liberty At. ~ follows
$50 a. m-FOr Bennington. Easton, Belyidere, Manch
Chunk, Tamaqua, WikesbaTre, EmTa &C. Connects al
Junction with D. l.. and ". Il. II.
$40 m-For High Bridge Branch. SchOoleys Mountain
Budds Lake and Lake HopatcOng, Easton, Harrisburg
Mauch Chunk Tlmaqna Tazelton W lkesbarre scranton
WilliamspOrt. &c.
1880 and 43O p. mFor someryille and Flemngton
.lDm-FUr Pennington EastOD, hanch Chunk IamaguA
WIxcsbare Scranton, TunkhsDnOck Tamaqua, Iiazelto1
Reading. Poitsyle, HarnsDurgh. &c.
.. m.-Fpr High Bridge Branch Schooeys MOUNTAIN
Budds Lake and Lake hopatcong Easton Belydsre ana
Mauc Chunk Connects Junction win ID l. aud w H. IL
6J0 y. IN dailyFor Easton. Allentown and Harrisburg
7:46 y. ~ EastOn
For trains 10 cal points tables at stations
SUNDAY TRAINS-Leave at o ~ D. m. for Bound
Brook and intermediate points. and at $50 for Ea0n
Reading and Harrisburg.
station and from Brooklyn and Depot
Jersey city
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION
~ Trains Red Bank, Long Branch, Ocean Grove
&c. AT e. s. lI4j a. m. T. 5l6 D. ~. 49, -,
stages connect Matawan station 70 and from kEGPOhE
FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
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NEW-YORKand LONG BRANCH DIyIsl
NEW-YORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
OR TRENTON AND PHILADELPHIA.
Z RL--A IRAIN IIME IAA HON 20

EXPRESS TRAIN TIME TWO HOURS
leave New York, foot O Liberty for Trenton and Pnla
delphia at 63O y o. 100 ~ 1880. 4. $50. ~ D. m ,
Leave Philadelphia from station North Pennsylvania Raj
road Third amt erEsst at $40 746. $780, ll"Oa ~,
lao $50. $50. II p.
Leave Trenton Tor 100 except Monday s4j
SIi3, 10 20 M. 1913 22J, Az. O:l6 D. m.
Pullman DRAW ID. attached To the OOO M
p m, trains from New-YOrS. 10 the 740 n mo LAO b. n,
trains from Philadelphia. ... 49,
SUNDAY IRA IS~-Leave New-Y0rk and philadelphia az
a. m J3u II m Leave Sew York for Trenton al A. IN,
b}O D. m Leave Trenton Al l2O. 800 a ~. 6:l0 .. m
injection made at Jersey City station by ferry 10 ana
from Brooklyn and " Erie" Depot, Jersey cry 100 o.,
FOR sale foot Of Llbcrtyst, Nos 52J ana ~
Broad Wav at the principal hut' ali Offices 81 the ir Kan
way in New YORK aud Brooklyn, and at No tolrL-t,
Brooklyn Baggage checked from residence 10 destination
H. +. BALDWIN. Gen Pass AGENT
NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c.-Farc, 81.
~ steamers leave Pecksp daily Sundays excepted 1e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-15


fISII-QuIct and uominaly unchanged, the supply Of
Mackerd here has been increased 10y arrivals o bankrupt
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-22
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Charles Kesler, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned
Executor Of the estate Of harles kesler, de-
ceased, to creditors of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to exhibit
them, with the necessary vouchers, within ten
months after the first publication of this notice
to the said Executor at his Office in the town
of Winnemucca, Huniboldt county, State of
Nevada. FRANK NARAMORE,
Executor of the estate of Charles Kesler deceased.
September l. 1879 4w
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-09-22
LOOK HERE!

Having received large lot of Moulding from
Chicago, an now prepared to make all kinds
of
PICT RE FIR A NJ ES.
Repairing Furniture and Sewing Machines a
speciality
Lounges and Mattresses Of every description
made to order.
Perforated Chair Bottoms constantly on
hand.
Saws filed by machinery at MY SHOP, ON
Bridge Street above Levys Store.
GEO z. WALKER.
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