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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-02
GEN. EWING IN FULTON TOWNSHIP

wauseon O., Sept. 29.--Gen. Tom Ewing, the
next Governor of Ohio, addressed an audience oI
over two thousand in scotss Opera mouse To-
night The building was crowded to It's utmost
capacity, while there were hundreds on 'ne
streets unable to gain al entrance. When Gen.
F,vino s,onoed upon the platform he was greet
..H ,s,ib dpsSsnins appause and his remarks lis
tened to with prooand interest," we ds1s Ihe RaSpr @Sg
neu nj, Gem Ewing to be the superior Of MT.
GSs ,s,sp and a lew declare they will vote for
ins Ssilapt General Look for good report from
Fnlton county.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-02
DEMoCRAr1o BOOM IN HENRY COUNTY,

Napoleon, o Sept. 90 Gen. Ewing spoke here
this afternoon to concOurse Of people number
ing stleast 5000. The town was beautiful dec
GRATED with flags and everereens, and the Gener-
ais welcome to little Henry was most cordial
He was escorted from the depot to the grounds
by the band, military company and 500 others.
Our people are alive to the importance Of the
questions involved in the campaign, and q good
report may be looked for from this section. Many
prominent Republicans have Rignifed their in.
tentiOn Of voting for Ewing and Rice. and but
last Friday night one Of the prominent Republi.
can lawyers of the place addressed Democratic
meeting, signifying his intent Of voting for the
Union Brigadier Generals.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-02

large crowd gathered o. the Ashland House
10 witness the suival of Rowell from Madison
Square Garden at mis- headquarters He arriv ID
there In company with some gentlemen friends,
John @Orrissey. de was most heartily greeted
by a number OF ladies and gentlemen. Howell
kaid he felt In good health, and 10 morrow hoped
TO visit Central Park. He thought the struggle
had been q hard one for most of the contestants.
He denies that any attempt had BEEN made to
poison him, and wished this denial shOud go
forth Subst quently ROwel was serenaded, aud
IN response made his appearance on the balcony.
Lusty and hearty cheers we're given him. Great
rrOwds followed each Of the pedestrians from the
Garden and cheeIed them loudly.
Eph Holland, who was arrested for burling q
stone AZ HBZ4el was discharged BY Justice Fam.
mer. Frark Creamer VINO iG was said saw HOl
land throw the stone not appearing as a witness,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-02
GEN. EWING ON THE MAUMEE.

Toledo, Sept. 29.-Democrats and Nationals
gathered in great numbeIs to greet the next Gov,
ernor Of Ohio, Gen. Thomas Ewing, last evening,
II was a grand rally and has had the effect Of
csusing doubling Nations to come over to the
support of the Democratic State ticket by the
score. The Enthusiasm was Of a quality that
means success If the Democracy co uuue TO keep
IN the excellent spirits hey are In at present.
The outlook was never mole encouraging in old
Lucas.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-02
SENATOR THURMAN AT NoRwALK.

Norwalk, Sept. 27-The distinguished Demo.
cratic leader, Hon. Allen G. Thurman, addressed
an immense audience at Whittlesey Hall yester.
day afternoon. The building was packed to its
utmost capacity and the ringing eloquence Of the
grand old senator aroused great enthusiasm. In
this Republican stronghold may be noticed those
signs Of weakening In the Republican ranks
whi b are doing so much to encourage Demo.
crats all over the state. Huron county will poll
the smallest Republican majority at the coming
election that II has pOllef for years.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-02
DVMocRArrc ENrHUS1AsM AT NEWARK.

Newark, Sept. 27.--A splendid success was the
Democratic gathe ing to-day which was address
ed by Messrs. V0orbees, Rice, Durbin Ward and
John Follet. Gen. Ewing was announced to be
on hand but failed to make connections The
procession was view, d by vast throDg Of people
aud aroused the speakers stand when the dittin.
guished orators appeared was an imposing mul.
u,ude. The enthusiasm rose to an untxampled
height and the Democrats are In kuch state OF
exullatiOn as they have not been for years.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-02
SENATOR THURMAN AT BATAVIA.

Batavia, Ohio, Sept, 20 Five hundred people
irrespective Of party, with a band Of music
greeted Senator Thurman as he passed through
here on the o'clock train this evening. H,
spoke from the platform Of the cars for ten min
utes to the enthusiastic assemblage. He was ap
panded heR rtily, and at the close was presented
with handsome boquet by Mrs, Maggie Chap
man, da ghter Of the late Hon. Thomas Buoha-
nan. The Democracy of Clermont county are
alive and will give Ewing rouslng majority.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-02
A PENSION swIEDIEl

Washington, Sept 26-I InfoTmatibl y.a7 re-
ceved here this evening Of The arref New
York OF a man named George Brown, Rho ia I'M
plicated in frsuds on the Pension Bureau
amounting to thousands Of dollars Brown has
for a number Of years had possession Of pension
certificates upon which he has II gulaTly elsllect-
ed money In Philadelphia, Baltimore and Wash
ington by procuring persons TO peronaIe PEN
siOneTs
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-02
JUDGE eooD1Ne AT SALEM.

Salem, o., Sept 26.-Judge Goodirg addressed
very attentive meeting Of about 500 voters here
this evening. His indictment Of the Republican
party touching It's legislation In Bvor Of the rich
and against the poor was most terrific, and car
rled conviction TO every listener in spite Of party
many Republicans was significant The tide has
turned wonderfully in favor Of tur invincible
1nnn
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the match by Mrs Weston. The articles of agree
ment were signed by her, and the gate money be
lOnged to her
THE RECEIPTS,

The total receipts of the walk were given by
Mr.. Kunz this evening, an hour after the build.
ing had been cleared, as approximating s73 923
He said that an accurate count would not be like.
ly to change the total more than $50 either way
OF the total amount the lessees receive one fourth
or nearly SlS5OO leaving little over s55O for
the walkers, and for some expenses incurred out.
side Of the lessees schedule Of expenses Of which
Mr., Hess estimate Of s. 44O is a liberal allowance
for the purpOs offs rough estimate. There would
then remain $50 ono to be divided among the men
who covered 450 miles. The agreement made
rangtmt mt that would make The winnings of the
men nearly al follows.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-02
Ex GOV HENDRICKS AND HON. FRANK HURD AT
FREMONT.

Fremont, o., Sept. 29.-A Democratic mass
meeting was held in Fremont to day. The ora.
tors Of the day we're Gov. Hendricks Of Indiana
and Hon. Frank Hurd Of Toledo. They were
met at the depot on the arrival Of the 10 a. m
train and we're escorted to the Ball House BY the
Light Guard Band, During the forenoon our
leading citizens called on Gov. Hendricks and
Hon. Frank Hurd, irrespective Of parry. At two
O'Clock the procession was formed, headed by the
Clyde Oornet aud the Light Guard Bands, and
marched to the Court house Park, where Gov
Hendricks and Hon. Frank Hurd were introduc.
ed to the people assembled The speeches were
we'll received, Much enthusiasm prevailed
Gov Hendricks left for Cleveland on the seven
o'clock train this evening.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-02
FRANK HURD.

Bellevue, Sept 27-Hon Frank Hurd address,
ed packed audience at the Opera House last
evening. 1t was the first speech Of the campaign
and was not only satisfactory but created great
enthusiasm. The Democrats here will take ad
vantage Of the present feeling Of @ DHdence and
arrange for grand rally at this point at an early
day,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-02
FROM EATON.

Eaton, Preble Co., Sept. 27-Hon. Thomas A.
Hendricks, OF Indiana, delivered an able speech
here yesterday to 5000 people, the largest N eet.
ing ever held In Preble county. The Vice Presi
dent was most heartily cheeTed, The prospect
for an increase In the Democratic vote is good.
Ewing and Rice stock above par.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-02
THE GOOD WORDS OF CHEER.

From Democratic Camps all Along the Line.
Milersburg, Sept 26 Charley Foster spoke to
a couple OF hundred men here to day. BE look.
ed aud acted very much d,jected, and expressed
himself disgusted with the fact that he was not
getting sincere help from Taft. Ga fe and Sher.
man. who, of late, he says have got an idea Pm
running for Senator"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-02
FROM ALLIANCE.
Special to the Dealer

Special to the Dealer.
Alliance, Sept H-The Democracy Of this town
had fine meeting at College Hall last night,
which was addressed by Hon. Chsrl Voorhees,
and Mr.. j. G. Lee, of IndiaDa The speakers were
listened 10 atteDtiveiy and showed that the De.
mocraoy were alive. stark county will go Demo-
cratic sure this year. Z.
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OUTRAGE BY INDIANS.

Salt Lake. Utah, Sept. TIA silver Reef spe
ciaI reports party Of % pFospecters who started
ON an expedition two months ago, have been
massacred by Indiana near the eastern bounda-
nv OF this Territory.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-10-02

As Henry Fredericts, aged 10, was working in
the rubber works at Bloomingdale New Jersey,
his apron was caught by belt and he was
whirled among the machinery His head and
all his limbs were torn FROM hiR bodv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-18
EUROPEAN FINAyCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON July lin regard 10 the Atlantic and Great
Western rror projects the trustees Issued
declaring that yanzaton without forecos
by CAPTAIN Tyler impractCble and even
practicable could raised. The
trustee that the line expected TO be SOIL WITHIN
a few mouths under the recently obtained decree.
LONDON. July III 23O D. mNewJersoy Contra! cOnsns
1908, Railway shares. 2sls: Illinois Cenra5O4 New
Jersey Central. 81 ,. ,
IONDoN. Juy III m-COnsols. 97i5la for money 90
for the account Railway shares 2 New Jersey Cen
ira console Illinois Central 81 Pennsylvania Central
Al y Reading Railroad 20.
LONDON, July 7-lSO o. m-Consols. ~ Tor both money
ana he account adyices three at
% francs II A. confines Tor the account
LoNDON. July 1880 D. m.rhe bullion in the Bank Of
England increased 900 during the past The
proportion Of the Bank ~ England reserve % LIABILITY Wch
isst week was lsll1s cent Is now 55af per cent
July l73 y -ConsOts, 37i'is Tor both money
and the account. New Jersey Contra cOnsol-. lOl -
LoNuuN, July ia o. NUS. bonds New nyes 1904
Ere Railway shars 2Sa. 40 preferred 81 Illinois Central
90 trial, "a Reading Railroad lSS Pans
quote rentes AT 81 francs 80 confines
FOL the account
iOypON Juv 17-5 The amount OF buihon withdrawn
England balance TO-DAY Il &3SUUo Ere
Railway shares. 2S"
pARIs July l7.-EIchanEe London % francs 20 cen
The specie the Bank OF France mas de-
creased / .6j 900 francs during the past week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-18

BUFFALO July lG.-CArrH-RoceDts to-day $50 head
total for the thus far 1896 heal against IL 56 head
for the time CONSIGNED through. BAD cars
market unchanged with limited demand both for Eastern
steers 20 7b0 - 80; Cows and Heifers e oOds5 90
Veals steady, 70 - 9s4 per ewL -, a.,
SHEEP LAMBS Receipts to-day. goo head TOTAL TOT
far 800 head 1890 head for the
time last week cOnsigIe ed through ~ cars fr ue
mand but generally uncha eed sales rather higher
sales OF kair 10 Good Clipped sBeep at - 'oaS l@S LAMBS
HOES Recspts today 1878 head total for the week
thus lS0 head, against H. 20 head Tor the same
last consigned through lO5 cars market dn
and decng Only local demand safes on lOrAofs az - 30
dst Nedum and Heavy % 8O6F4 %.
CHICAGO Iuiv l7.-HOGs-Receipts, l2.n00 head ship
1000 head: Packing Gull at S3 23Gs3 % LghI
closed weak. with many unsold 49,. ,
CATTLF-Receipts 5000 head; shipments, 3iOV hean
Good FAIR nd but lOc lowers Exports - 80
as Texans scarce at T2H&2 IS Good Choice shipping
K20S3 20. -, a.
sHFEP-Receipts. 1000 head market active and Csc
higher than last week. .,
EAST LIBERTY Penn. July 17.-CATTLR Receipts today
563 stock and % head for this market tota
the past $50 head OF through aDd LlS heI
OF local an sod at shade OF from YtsteT LAY
prices Best, - l5dSi 80 FAR 10 GOOD e4aS4 on Io-
HcGs-eceois 1878 head total for the past three days
1905 mead Workers, s3 SWdS4 Philafeiphias ~ Oo1
Receipts today head total for the three
DAYS 5000 head selling SOW ats5 26a 81 % Tor Common
20 Extra. 4,
Baltimores 75aS3 - Cool Heavy shipping - 4od
- 80; Rough Heavy - 2O9sS 40 receipts Low mead
CaTrF-Good Corn-fed Native steers wanteTf Grass
Natives dull in fair su1py but wanted Good 70
shipping goa ~ 80 Light ~ as 90
Grass Texans 20 90 asa receipts l9Ov hei shpneht7
sszEP~In good demand at 81 5oass 5O receipts, 400
head shipments, 100 head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-18
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LIVERPOOL July l7.-POr1-Prme Mess Eastern. dun
AZ 5Di. Western. dull ~ ff. BlrOn-Cumberland Cut
dull al p short Rn. dull % Cd Long Gear dun at
short Clear dun 3D. Hams Long Cut. steady az
40 shoulders 3d. Beetlnala 1essnone ~ Tue mar
krt Extra steady Prime Mess none ia the market
Iarl-PrIme western. dun % 81 81 Tall0w-Pnme CITY,
dull 81 Turpentnv-sPirts, steady AZ % t1"sn-
Common Grtncr ~ 3D.. Fine. irm.r q Ind Choose
American Choice nrner at i Lard OIL steady al g. Flour
Extra state frler 2i Nhrat-SDriug NO y, 0uu az
2; spring 70 p dul AZ Slld; New Western Winter
fun ~ I'D. New southern Winter. dull az 99d Corn
-Nlxrd New du AZ I'D Mixed Old, firm az 4IJd
Cotionseed O-YelOw American steady az % kosn-, ON
mon London. steady at I'd Ipentne-Sprlt AZ Lon
don. steady Ht y 3D.. o.- . -, -.
LIVERPOOL July I7-5 D. mCheese, 81 per cwt Tor the
ArcaE LAID. 81 %. CWt for American
Common ROsu, a.. -,
LONDON. Jnv l7-j r. m.-Refned Petroleum. bli per gal
spirits OF Petroleum. t2T M per gal Linscei D ~ Io
LONDON. July lL-Evcnlng Common kosin 4Sd a. %
HAVEE, July lI.-Lard az az francs - ceGtmes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-18
The sales of city bank stocks were Metropolitan
l95l az IA. and Republic 90 at 100 Annexed are
the bids and offers:

The feature of the railroad bond market was the
sharp advance for and the unusual amount of bust
ness done in the Jersey Central issues cOnsols adj
vanced q per cent 10 99lsO99, cOnyertlbles ll2
per cent to lOOl4 and incomes Il 10 1914 Lehigh
and Wilkesbarre cOnsols followed with an advance
OF per cent 72l The Ere issues were only steady
with a fair amount of business. Missouri, Kansas
and Texas trsts were = higher at 7O7s, c., c. and
l. c. frsts 1l2 at 1924, and seconds
81. at 279i Hannibal and ST. Joseph
convertible IS further advanced 10 1O5l2a1O5as
Great Western tirsts were y and seconds Il lower
Denver ard RIO Grande frsts declined a to 90l2,
lie Pacific issues beng strong. New-Iork Elevated
recovered 10 l12 sales. but Metropoltans fell - per
cent to 1913. Other issues were dull and steady.
The following the quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-18
COTTON Markets.

LIVERPOOL July l7-l2:3O p. motion dull and easier
Midng upidnas 63sd; Mdlng Orleans, 'i sales 1000
ba including 1000 bales for speculation and export. Re
cept none. opened partially s obeaper but the
decline partially recovered; Upands Low
MddIng clause July dolyeIy 81 la do, July and August
also SGD do, september and october delivery
BS ali also G5si also Ga al; DO October and November
delivery, Is I'D. 10. october deiiyeTy, blaisi
LIyERFOOI. jay lT-l3u y. u-MhidIng Dpands Cotton.
b3, al: Aiddhug Orleans. SD; Low Mlddlmg lplands
Ordinary Uplands 8iOrdhary pands. i5d
lyERPOO July 1850 %. m.lne SAFES OF Cotton today
lnclHded 5000 Daes American. fuures-U plands Low Mid
dn clause July ami August delivery 6aG do. october
and delivery 5sgd November and December
deuyery. biayd
LIVERPOOL July 17-5 D. m.-COttOn-Futures firm Up
lands Middng clause July and august delivery sad
do and september delivery, b<sd do. september
October delivery ' do October and November de-
livery osisd do November and December delivery 6Ai
do. October delivery. b@sssd
AUGLsIA July l7COtt0 quiet and easy Middiing Iasc
Low Mdding II Good Ordinary II %e' receipts, none
sales % bales. -
BALunOKk July l7.--Cotton nominal; Middlng l2lsc:
MidsIhg II 80 Good Ordinary, II No. net receipts
none sales 800 bales stOcE 2,2ll bales.
boston July lT.-totton quiet; Midding l2esc.. Low
Mailing l2c. Good Ordinary, II Ec., net receipts, .
bales; stock. 4,ss4 bales -,
CHARLESTON. July l1.-CottOn Gnll nominal hiddilng
llac. Lox Middlng IL 2o Good Ordinary, nc. net
receipts bales; stock II bales
CINCINNATI ll.-Cotton quiet; Middhng II &c; Low
Miding sc; Ordinary, II SCI receipts 10 bales
shipments. 40 Oaesi sales 10 bales STOCK l,StO bales
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
FALL RrRR Mass July 1.-THE Printing Cloth market
has IN led quet quo atoms unchanged smaa sales OF
90 square Cloths az 4 sc. cash.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-18
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS of PRODUCE
Per Worth Ricer. Vessels and RanroIts.
IuIx
GENERAL MARKET REPORT
THURSDAY, July Il, 1879.


COFFEE-Mud Grades quiet. unchanged Rlo quiet pend
lug rrcrp 0l samples per steamship Seryus" when Al
rived Ia sales lfa0 bugs Orient star" private
terms Ordinary Pume CargUcs ii adl44c, including
Fair, 1875
COrTON-Spgts quiet. unchanged sales, $40 bales, OF
which 1 we've last evening al OT ion Good Dlui
nary IL -. Low MidGlng, Sc Mldniing Uplhnds ~ 70
Delivered on contract 800 bates yesterday Receipts AZ ho
ports l'1 baeHgainst 3-z This Gay last week olS az day
total since september J. 4l2uJS3 bales futni''
active % for early.
points Tor months yesterday
after o. mAuguat l-lh tZOs. lO, l@Oo eeplcihoot
1905 1905. l-U3 l&oi October. ll22 il@J No' ginOe
IOs- December, 40 ~ January. 1851 lOS 1854 fehfu
AIRY. 1880; total l1lOO bales. sales to-day up 10 D.
August, u, l2rl 1903 1900. Loo lZu6, l207, l2C5
september. I2U2 l2bl ~ l2OS 1904. 1903 lgUd lgUt
l20- october, 10 - % %, l25, "a ~ 20
ll2r, LILO lI2g ll.3l, 30 November. lU9l. 1917
1894. 1893 1895 1896 1897. lLH-. iDJe December
lOa5 lnsJ 1854 leos January, lOS- 1880 March liz
800 grand total. % bUu bsies rlrs cal
August 40 september l2u4 DcoDei L2J Aoyomeer
3D. y, January 1855, 10 20 Mar d. LIS osa DO bes
SECOND CaAuJlst 100 september 1906, OrtOutl -,
llZJ Decemne lH-s total l'lO halor ih!id an An'
au.t 2O3. ~rp.sinbcr Ol 1903 October Il2s ll.J
November 10 5G December, 1888 January 1898, lOJi
March. hAles tlnres oIusaa sleadli
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-18
IAN FRANCISCO CLOSING PRICES OF MINING STOCKS.
Yesierdar Tndnr- Yeaferinr. Tn-lnv

The Martin White Company to-day declared
dividend of 80 cents per share. The Manhattan
Mining Company have levied assessment of 81
per share
Government bonds to-day were strong and fairly
active. The salcs at the Board covered S2O,OOo
registered SIS 1881 at 1O43i, SJ0.tOO coupon Js
AT 1911 so 900 registered 5s at ops, ana $3.50
600 coupon + at 1902. There sales Of currency
Us 1895 (S3O,0OO) at 122l2a 1928. District Of
Columbia 3-OJs were stronger and sold at s.. An
nexed are the closing quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-18

The domestic exchanges on Ncw-York are quoted
at the places named as follows Savannah. lsG 4
premium; Charleston. SIe6ll premium New-Or-
leans, commercial lsG316, and bank Il premium
st. Louis, 10 cents premium Chicago, Ito dis
count to Ito premium: Boston, par The
United States Treasurer at Washington to-day
received $230,OO0 in National bank notes Tor
redemption. The customs receipts were S42O.-
GOO. and the internal revenue receipts were
100000. The following y the Clearing
House statement: Exchanges, SS0.33G,3!l; bal
auces $i9255 The business nj the Sub-lreas-
ury to-day covered: Receipts, Sl,1s4,54S; pay
ments. ~. S33,6l2; currency balance, S3S,Ol2,-
90; coin balance, %l26,G79, 700.
The following were to-uays quotations Tor Tor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-18
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

Send for The Veekg Financial Report Of Alex.
rockingham & Co., brokers, II Nall-st, New
York. which is sent free and contains Information
how, by investing $50 to 500 IN stock operations
81 900 is frequently made.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-18
L1vE srncK MARKErs-RY rELEnRApH.

head against 1919 for the corresponding time last
week with Ctv Dressed song at 54G5 &C. IL Is doubtful
live Hogs would sell for Ad4 &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-18
Iuc 4plohhE Mtlt t"-ndf Viot"tiVhs AOA
eign ana domestic COINS and bullion:

The IN exchanges are dull and weak. although
no change is made in the posted rates. Business Is
done about s53i for sIxty-days. and ~ 81 y for
short-sigbt sterling Inc nominal quotations are as
fnilOXs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-18
Bid.Askod.


There is no change in the rates for money, the
course at the Stock Exchange to-day being from
down to pig per cent Commercial paper continues
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-18
Bif AsgAd.

In State bonds. Louisiana consols declined Il per
cent 10 IiIl. but closed 4il9 bid Virginia s. con-
solidated. * matuTed coupons, sold at JGl2 Mis-
sour g. 1887 at 1O5G1OJl, and Quebec IS at lO2
The following are the quotations for State ana
municipal bonds:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-18
OFFICE or THE WABASH RAILWAY CoNPASY.l
No. 50 BrUadN way, NEW-IOkK July I, 1873
yukptCu pATT NVhN TnNDANV ofTar-

F1'HE w ABASH kAlLh A 4 NOMIANl offers
4 FOR sale 10 it, stockholders one MILLION DOLLARS
or THE SEVEN PER CENT MORTGAGE bonds %
THE COMPANY. beng OF of Two Million Doll
the special meeting Of the Stockholders
held at Toledo May Ia. 1879.
Tnese bonds are Tor dollars each. and
cured a mortgage lated May l7h. 1879 made BY said
comDsny Solon Humphreys Daniel a. LndleY Trus
the railroad Uipment franchises AMI prop
If company said InGeEture OF mortgage or deed
OF trust described.
PrDcipal due April 1909 Interest per cent pay
abic annually April and october Principal aud in
terest payab United States gold coin. sinking fund s2J
600 uer annum PAYABLE annually OcfOt st. after 1892
Proposals Will be received from the stockholders az
the office OF Company, - Broadway, until Friday
July 10Th ) D. the purchase ~ the whole or any
paTt b0uds VI not than SlO o. and they
will awarded the highest bidders al the close OF business
n that day.
Cash. payable August ls with interest," accrued on
bonds from May ] IL.
Any further information relative Bonds and the
purposes the funds required be obtained az
the Office Of the company. - .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-18

CARIBOU CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPANY,
No. 81 BrOadst, New York. July is, 1873.
dividend No. 2.
The BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of this Company hsve this
day declared a DIVIDEND OF ONE PER CENT 10
capital stock Of 900 OOO OF Of s
month OF June, 1879. The transfer books viii 10
closed m the l9th and the dividend u be able
ONCE OF the Company ard after the 18th inst
JOHN I. GRAHAM,
anu Treas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-18

OFFICE OF THE MERCANTILE TRj IT COAPANY
No. 100 BRoADWAY. y. y.
4 Ii HOLDERS of REAL ESTATE MORT
~ GAGE BONDS guaran teed by the MERCANTILE
TRUST COMPANY. maturing tho st day Of February.
will be with accrued interest on
presentation of said bonds at the C0mpaEy,s ONCE.
t. L.. MONTGOMERY Treasurer.