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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1879-02-12

'SA''''D'
"What-not for shad ?"
"No-trout."
"Where's your pole and basket
You city fcllcls allus bring them
with you."
Up there already. | keep them
there"
"Oh, so you been there before p
Yes"
"Silencc cnsucd for q few mo-
mcnts, during which my new
fliend rolled the cigar over and
over in his mouth: putting away
till said
do you like that cigar p
Its the best I've smoked in
five years. | don't smoke cigars
much, but smoke lots Of tobacky.
Guess what it costs me p
"Oh, | couldn't"
:Just try. It's an awful lot"
do you use a paper a week p
"Oh, yes, morn that
1.-Two papers?"
"Pretty nigh ; and tobacky is
riz."
"Well, then-ffty cents week p
"Not as bad as that but since
backy is gone from ten to twelve
cents, | guess nigh on to twenty
ccnts-'bout twenty"
Just here we came to one of the
narrowest spots in the miserably
narrow and hilly road, when, see
ing Just ahead and coming our
way an ox-team drawing a load OF
timber, we were compelled to
drive half way up the steep road
side to let it pass. AS we waited
on the side Of this inclined plane
the oxen stopped, and their driver,
q tall cadavcrous man, merged from
behind them, Looking askance at
me, he hailed his ncighbor with ;
"Ha|loo: Simpson! Got any to-
bacco ?"
"Here you have it"-producing
tin box of fine cut, in cne corner
Of which l espied, sDugly slowed
away for future use, the quid that
had given place to the more
aristocralic cigar.
"Haye you brought back that
| jag ?" said the teamster, as be
helped himself to q liberal chew.
ayes, I've got it here. Didn't
know but you might want ter fill
it up agin with cider, tho ?"
"Guess you'd better leave it al
my barn this time," said the team
ster, evidently not disposed to
take the hint.
AS ne "geed" up his oxen and
disappeared, Simpson Gas I lad
found his name to be) muttercd :
"Them Platts hain't none too
gcnerous:''
"Is that one OF the family that
had the lawsuit last summer?'
said I, alluding to aquarrel over a
will that had agitated the people
Of this section the preceding year.
"Yes, that's one otthe boys. lie
don't speak to bis brother or sis
ter now they've got care OF the
old woman, though he lives right
opposite"
Il never heard how the case
was settled"
"Didn't yer? Well, III tell Yer.
You see when old Plat died they
all got inter q lawsuit about the
property, and finally The judges
said as how it couldn't be divided
up for good until the old woman
died-but that Bill and Maria
should have the keepin' Of her,
and be lowed $500 year. Just
think Of it-six hundred dollars
Golly ! Id wait on her all the
time for that. You sec she's old
and can't 90 out any, so her
clothes don't cost nothin', and her
board can't cost 'em three dollars
q week--she don't eat much, no.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1879-02-12
Approved December "a, 1878.

They came in at the North Penn
depot on Friday last. There were
five of them without the dog.
They had been spending several
weeks up in Montgomery county
on farm. The party Was COM
posed of Lysander Puff, Esq, hus-
band and father Mrs. Lysander
Cremonia Puff, wife and mother
Master Leroy and the Misses
Leona and Fondelia Puff. The
old gentleman was a short pudgy
man, with a warty, liver-coIored
nose, and a fluffy chin wtiskers.
Mrs. ?. was in, oh, SO thin and
sharp! HeI nloe was the real
cutwater build, and her lips Of the
knifey order. She was evidently
The "boss," for as soon as they
struck the platform she started
off with "Lysander; now do jump
around and do something have
you the: baggage checks all right ?
Fondelia, leave that dog alone.
Oh! where is my bouuet-hox ?
Leona, carry that bird carefully.
Leroy, wipe your mouth ; I do
declare you're a sight! Lysan-
der, will you speak to that boy ?
Girls ! girls don't you dare to
look after those two impudent
puppies really believe they are
a couple of gamblers. Do you
hear me, Fondclia ? O, was ever
a woman SO tried ? Leona call
Gyp. [ know the dog-catchers
will get that dog, because l
dreamt Of u niger and a salt
mackerel last night. Lysander
Puff, what are you looking at
that fat huzzy for ?-the brazen
old image. She had better take
herself out Of my sight, or I'll
know pretty quick why she firts
with other wcmcn's husbands. l
suppose you don't encourage her -?
Oh! no; Of course not. Wait IN.
til l get you home, ycu old num-
my. You're a ane example for
your children now, amt you :?
Ugh! you fright. Cal! that car,
sir" He called II, and they filed
out Of the depot, looking more
ike a party Of castaways than
family who had "been away" en-.
joying themselves and getting
even on their relatives who stop
ped with them during the Gen.
tennial Exhibition.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1879-02-12

Australia is a good place for
ccntenarians. By the latest census
there are 1873 men and 220 women
over 100 years old.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1879-02-12

mWRm business you can engage in s.
DkNssa to $50 per day made by any work
mEA er of either sex, right in their own
,N4M E localities. Particulars and sam
time at this business. Address STISsOS s.
Co, Portland Maine. 21-ly
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BY NISS Z. J. PEILRRICK.

This beautifully written and intensely y in
tercSting story. illustrative OF Southern
character and Southern life IN town anu
country, Will run through several weekly
issues OF the NEWS. Without anticipating
the interest Of our readers, we can promise
the lovers OF we'll wrought fiction q rare
treat in its perusal.
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and hanGsoneSt newspapers in the country.
being IN eight page sheet IS by 81 inches.
Among its new features We Invite attention
to seIleS Of articles on the Orange Culture,
written expressly tor its pages by Mr.. T..
COurin9ton, Of Florida, which Will be found
interesting and valuable to those engaged
in orange growing. Another feature OF es-
pecial Interest 10 our lady readers ls our
New York Fashion Letters, by an accom-
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is to be thorough in ali the departments OF
4 comprehensive newspaper. Its Agrlcul-
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OF the news Of the day, foreign and domeS-
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New subscribers desiring to commence
with the new story should send in thelH
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subscription, one year 81. Weekly News
and the Southern Farmers Monthly, one
wear $3.50. Address }. H. ESTILL,
Jan. -, 5-tt SAVANNAH, GA.
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! how. SlN hundred G0!iarS! IhlnK
| on it! Why, 1 don't earn half as
much as that in year"
"Indced. How do you live p
"MostIy by cutting wood on
shares
A< lie had somewhat niscon-
ccived the question, it was not cx.
pected, but I proved my own
Yankee nativity by another query
"lIavo you any family ?"
dive got a wife-but no chill
: dren.
"Did you never have any?"
| Conc. He died when ho was
! only six months old-but he was
the most forward child you ever
see. If that air child had lived
he would have teen the smartest
boy in these parts. Why, sir,
'hat chlId talked ia once Z!
ln0e0o -.
es' S'F'! II 'e'' yo" ~" ~. ~ =,
was Dou' " Week aiot0 'e o'eo
the old woman was sick-no she
WASH u sac was Il coo"'n S-a''o ~
! LOOK '"o NIUE 'c''cr up o'' ~ '"o
rool ~ give n''i' d s0'''''0S, do ''
'''u 9e'" q '''''0 a,,''s Wv ".'' ,,.''
9.n
bahty-you kho" Dill, uoi' u
you I!
mo =
""ell' 'hefe was b''l ana rreo
Banty-you must kno" fFeo'
ne > Tue ie'ler 'naO ca'oneo ~ ~
to"ny sl'o ""''i''!'' 1o' Q i|''t 0'A
t+oo 'Sl"H0' H'efyo'oS N"0"' .
freu' III ou 'e oeoh ~ '"e0o
Par'S you must Dave "e'iu VI VIC
Da"'JS' !" "c''' '"o'o was O''' ''''O
frco Danly' "hu-leV h'e See-i'
mosV nave oeen JOE 8pp'e05'
near'' u ni'n y
oee'hS 70 mo 1 nave he"ro u
the Appleoys oelore.
"ConrSe you nave Livery ooy
sings:
trucker Appleoy' banty' bee'
1'e'et ''''''' '' oS :,
Will ""O S10 y" " y ~
"e''' 10 "'' cay l'5'
W. '''.'' '''.l ~
s,.: :..:, "'.'. -, ''s' ao,.t,. M s,,,;,o -.
,I,o sa eo,d;n s,;n ~
49,, Lo ~ r. ,dao, .ho+
,;1ona ,uhothor; + woe
-, ooo.;t tb,+
made him. 7 don't know-callod
r;oht ont sFatherr-iust az loud
ond ,,l.i, civ oev von conld have
said it yourself. Fred Bantv
heard it too, and he just dropped
his hammer-he was SO startled
like-and, says ne, a.looklng at
me Klho OF sNeerou-liNe' o.n'pson' os
"naI soU i"'o 'n7 '"i'u
o'o'' I "aAo no '"""oi' 00V u''
NV oU0N ,:,., W.. ',,'u e.,, - s,,oI. =
~ '''''0 ~ w ~, y
o0'0'0 ''O
;h. =: oh,,t u,oo,,
''"' 0
""' 80 os" '''' "oIs '.'ts' h1. ~. :, .
'0l 44'''' ''"o WA
"as~o'''u'
Simpsons voice had sunk 70 q
weak treble as he closed his story
| did not look at him, as after a
pause, said:
"How long ago was this?"
u,Ront fve wears, We had been
married sixteen years."
u,na ror norer had o,v other
I, o.,
,,No },
us p'c''y A'''" ''"0' w A0''0
Ihe o''t oA0 'A"U "'V'
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, service. upon like conditions, and I'd
; der the same circumstances and all
concessions Of rates, rebates, draw
backs and contracts for special rates
shall be open to and allowed all per-
sons, companies and corporations alike
at the same rate per ton per mile and by
the carload, upcn like conditions and
under similsr circumstances ; and any
discrimination which violates the
spirit and meaning of this section
shall be deemed unjust and un-
reasonable.
Sec. 4. That any railroad corpora
tion or other chartered company act
ing as common carriers within the
limits Of this State, which shall for
itself and other chartered companies
acting in combination with it, charge
Or receive any sum which is unrea-
sonable within the meaning Of this
act, shall forfeit and pay to the per-
son, company or corporation paying
such oyercbarge twice the amount so
charged in excess of reasonable rates,
to be recovered by action in the
proper courts Of this State Provided,
That the action be commenced within
one year from the accrual of the right
of action.
Approved December "a, 1878.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1879-02-12
EILBAIMING
BURIAL CASES

The subscribers inform the public that
they have on hand ENBALMING CASES,
and are prepared 20 EMBALA in a satistac'
tory manner. By the use of these cases
bodies can be kept through all time with a
nerfect preservation Of features. Those
who wish our services will ii on US. These
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make and we guarantee them to be all that
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the price.
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Hush-money-The money paid
q baby's nurse.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that on the 2Sth day of
February next, we will apply to +. P. Chal-
mers, Esq Clerk of the Court Of Common
Pleas fol Newberry County, for Charter
incorporating The Colored Presbyterian
Church." situated in the town Of Newberry,
in the County and State Of South Carolina.
JAMES L. RATLEf.
GILFRED SNOWDEN.
THORNWELL COLEMAN.
SIMEON YOUNG.
w. J. SMITH
J. WILLIAM EICHELBERGER.
PALMER HENLY.
SAMUEL VEIL.
WADE II. COLEMAN.
4. L. SNEAD.
Jan. 20, 1879. 5-5t
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How sure it is that Eve say a.
true word, Instantly we feel it is,
Gods. not ours, and pass it on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21
Quotations or nrlyrs TO-DAY.

4 &c.
BEENEs-Recopt- YESTERDAY and TODAY were ia car
ioais at Jersey Cy ani lt cars Al com A. makinc 100
r,' we're - head ios IMAM asi wees ami Il
4c,S & , ~, .," nig ITO Week Serc A. Mann iS
head - N,rIs II nu ~ "'ssn' ~ w% ha a
head A. -u,dhru'I 81, head .......... ,,..., ~
vcr. - ji,ws Bv T. C. Eastman Bliss quarters Of BE Z
aad 49,, carcls-,s Of Nation l. n pnche q son - live
e.sS Of Mutton ana 20 Dressed iiog- T@Gc. 8 Co. -
ga.'' live Cilc quarter. % 7Se 5 carcaS-rs
Mutton and - i1ess'd lioe- aga isi % Live oaiue 800
gnar'er 81 ee l''o 'Ai'As'e- o' 'i"'lo AL" ''U e'u
d,r i're v a moderate -uply o. offering Wed
psay anG r % I % %a %ay Wa wear S.' rd to
ply advance .; DC. ~ = on oommon Naiive- Texans
frilay ad the general .,i tone o. ng m;is' I~
a. nane and A. ii III rtct pacr- there was good
%n- ciear aud CO . o5i o-l that il
purc-r VIII more irocuoia snd we've Is incin'd to
49,, All t,,,r .ny s,id Al - L. 30, per loa
7 de - +, ana tor ~ 7i,a- &C. 10 dress ,5a
= of Good STEER considerably above M" AVER
ae ea' Ti'"' 3a,s Of Natvts raaacd rom 7.c 10
&c q, Ioc ~ re, . H. FOR Good To- irime Win choice
Extra a. loto loec 10 ies- - ID 20 head 81 Is~. Nj
that tl- aIcr Oh GOO 'atlr ana 80 higher
9 ,v ~ ttrone iic ON all rri e. a. Jersey mi,
make, Tie wee amount io - on an Commog
ihc daaa d an Of Little state crs-scr hodi.g at
nj Ia,inan reserved rs mead from esh receipts ard par
i o1s,rT a. mr for e., io1ai i6 neq and
Mr - y ete - rs cad M i'F ier BT fHl'
LOO g.. b r.. ana 5o 'ac y do - ~ at BE-:
H. iaa an ra,i ,or w. t. Iou.ea@a : Virginia s,'er'
1883 ID a. e4c.. '3 p - do j. - H. AZ &c. '" ",,
-sc Il ana 81 cnch % d. i.iei y. al -. 50 Tor
chm ia 10. y MOTHS = chrroaecs 90 p. al ssc,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Worth Rirer, Tcsscls ami Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
MONDAY. Oct. 90. 1879


ToFfIF-Nud Grades frm. though quiet sales;
ltto IL for Ordinary Prime Car
o-. do SAFES hee. $3.50 bags * : rus
Rrs-el private terms sale, IN
la tiuofo * Iuoydc" l. 500 b-4s. IjuJ has-. ,f2i
bags 73l bags 100 bags i2j ba4 private rms Loo iAs~
g. d. a. l-c LOCO 90 al lJ. ~ Don~t. tJ0 bags,
90 1J+c cc,
cOTION-Spos &c. higher. hut rather quo; sales bt'l
~afuTdav evening, ~ WL I'D i"i t1p1il Du 'nl
home iveTed contract, 1u bales re
..ipfs ports week -.
t,.. : do last wear 81 d3i bales Futures were excited
tfa,tg 10 40 lhs
higher sale F-t Gail October l'sl. ln@2 lbs. lO,l
Nnr,mb. 1917 D.tcmber lO.ib January 1000 lu.oj
ari IN - july 80 lal total 40 bales, socoll
car Ocrober ln'l. loe2, To- "S; Novcmg.r H.
lIr..uDsr 1862 lNGi January, lo1l. lu'I; march,
ino9. Avn. ll.l2 Ms June. 80; my
n A.: tial. 3G1O bales IhId Can -Ocioher lu'l
o'.. lo,' No.e"b :, l9'4 9.s ,@r 10 TO-
1pai IngJ March. O7 400. II IA April H. ~. -
IAN. il total ll6OI bale. Also si- 80 20. - lu
fo- rfr. I0 November. DO 49, +us' ion De
,inh,r o.. ioi Jnlnnr, luC5G .o' H. ~ 'ig-fy
al n H. a fp Mach lN340 l29 Tor frrl h'N ~
Nav. ~all 27lor June. and j 2sal !in ioI JnN
ia,a 2la,>D0 bac-, grand ioiAL z'l-,V baes iu'"'s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21

rrRopHA~ FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON oct 2p-l23o y. NJ :. bonds 'our cents.
liiiwag shares.
New-J,rse, C.nfr o0n-o los Ne~j-rs". contra ~"
limos Central .H-, Pennsylvania Central 49,. Heading
ll road ..i Tie discount Tor three months bills
tne . t. X pei cert, which IS q per cent below the
Isauh of I.ul ulit
IsNuON oct 3'-laO = NJ ars afvcos quote three per
- francs - cent? mes for the account
LONDON = i gti both
ana Railway sharcs. 4Us; New icrsev cen
F.uusylNaua Central f~7.; Reading Railroad.
The amount nunon Withdrawn from tue Bank a.
balance toiaN &lbGO,u. PAM adylces quote
pei rre- ~ 81 francs 80 ccnn Tor the "rc"ant
iDNfoN. Ouoit1 al l&l.lafi
Mos Oct .n-Of the bullion withdraw igrin tAe lk
# TODAY a. lO rrO ere for sYmcr 20 NewNors
to of ATu.iNO Withdrawn from the
Bank England SATURDAY for shipment to Sew York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21
LNL .rncK MAnKLI.-nY rELEanArm.

BUFFALO Oct. 2l-CArTLE- Receipts ioslty 2.i99 heal
total De week thu- Jar i.Gij head for the time
lsst weei f. g. head pie cols rnri through. la s,
mari 90 active auG lughtf; supply i sale STOCK hight good
20 Choice Shippers ~
% iraluu - 49, 81 IFAt Butcher Z" IAN snip
Ifr-'. i50S3 go Fat iicfers. ~ - :" 80 Common 10 Z
du., - 80 Vi Nrd COWS steers and Hcies - t7G
- % Old Cove. - AO0<2 -. ~ockcrs - - I,c,.r
lO. - isus ~ sDg > best grades GspO-ed o.
SHIP LAAiIs- pts tOGH. 900 head, to.a fOr
hs thus f.f 100 hea foi the same un, LAT week
800 ht rctr0i- roI- ned through cars market nf
demand oarIlLgs Hight; sale, - ~ higher
Fair Good Gales. FAR 10 GO0i western Nntrp
SO 1Uos. Common - .uQs3 60; thoco 30 - 80.
mixed sheep Lambs 8 81 - t21 CANADA Lambs -
ass 20
ho,--I,ec.ipis today e2j iorhe thus
far. 10 40 head Tor the tine last week Bib ltHu
son-ancd through. - ears good demand prices al
shar ADVANCE sales. Workers Good 10 hoct - tuf
70; Medium Heavy Faf 70 Good. - d"d - - TX
- 81 - Pigs - ud - - ii Euds. - p - Jn
Tuu heavy - cars held over un-0il
CHICAGO. Oct. 2t-hO,--f.,eript,. $4,000 head; ship
G,5DO lea.: market deratey active ana shade
niger MIXeG Packing. - Sja>o Jo CHOICE ieAFy - %
2
Receipts head; shipments. $4,000 bead
market higher Nativt. - Boa % W sirras
%. q - -. TIA -uugh Texans -2-'-2 ~.
ArIlkt uIiu ana u cher Mixed
PacEug 3p0 81 90 Workers iud Baunolc. t5 % ass -
kutcatlr a,tuu head; snip
mems. 100 A.a az
CArlI-l an, active aud hrmtrs Export Sf'ers. - COD
- 80 Gut Fancy Shipping. - lu1r go lAlhi ~ittfs
s. fdes ~ Feeders. :: 5N0fa y Cows tlic
eiirs 80 > Grass ltAht. - - :. j.. & fn f do
- - - receipts 33in Da1- shipments, llul mead.
and fei Fair o Cool -jq - 80; Choice
10 Fancy. sJasf; rccept 30 head shipments 400 head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21
HORSE MARKET.

The sup rather IN ~ te demand. bat
al things oo-idcrc., there is prt'iy fr ia 90 hnf-s
weather had effect
marx. l. aud a. alcfs th. hr FrAo SHOULD
turn IL DO he business
hsi~ has "a n'- month. There note
-nt The app 80 tn hor-c- nos being 1Ntd,
amp~ time si1cr harvest Go get ih
Sslab' condition The larger par 90 iht ,v1 are
= rAlr al IA quite Of tine
then load. o rad
sIeTs There T. np change 900 Note .
h. selling raes Save a stu feeling BOO
hor-,s o~ns e. tI,r -carct. i yeiy hand rfn lns b
thoroughbred horse. Rith peigrr" dom surpassed ard a
Iafr. -s, .taIpu owed ~ the hpn.rl stab OF
Robert -tpldart from 1naoH Ihcy lie properly
o. Norris. them Mercer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21
HE STATE OF TRADE.

LrETooI. oct. 2o-rork-rrsme Mess Eastern. steady
at o.. Western. steady az o.. BACON Cumberland Gus.
dun ~ 40. short Ir. oui al - Long Gear stradv ~
short Clear JSCf Hams Long cat dnll 40 '.
shoulders - Beef lnGla Me,-u lu mai
krf. M,.. STEADY SO. Prime Mess steady al
Laid Iliur Western. nFme. At b St ialoH Prime CIV.
steady ST. Gd luTpcatuc-Il-i- hrfnrf Al cd isoSh
Common. steady 81 Fine. cult - -. Cht'-'- amer
Can.t lIiltr 60 Lard n'. steady - 800 iinuf.
-lNiri state MGR 80 $50 Sd AirIf-ung 40. q. none 100
The market: ~piur. so. =. dun f ID ~. NcM Mcsir "a
Winter. tull Ia; NV -outi .iu N.n 90 fil at ~
Mixed, stsadv II Is. toti"ns"F un clio" Amti
lone lu fhc Stt l.p-l ncin. go f'ii -'"inf
.. Tultniuo sprts.l London. -irLdi ~ =" o. Receipts
OF Nhsa o the from Atltnilr ports 10000 qin, tn
ic.nc fpt-. Or. Other laJtO is t0n'
-.
the best ilt- 90 American.
per Il.srr, - per c"t Cioyerscei. 80 dii per
est. Tor American ttd
Lo,noN. oct. 2l-a.3o r. a,-ca cu'ia llnseed ~ per
iJs'l Sci - td ldi-cfl GA 80 l' Per iuA
-pIrlts a. iur,.fiuIe, - I'd '"f cwt
-fll-dO - per ts.i TOT
on4 C- slsa. oaiizis 90, and - od "r CUBA Ans.o
waldo t4lf tca.iu- at'at-
20. rt'f eWt
at.s.la. OCT. 9f-rOtrff ll frames Tor nur fs4e
AiItl i.f4 CLOSED o. 80 francs 20 c-n4r7 y' 1900 Bal -
H.l',rs. Oc i... c'-rl at D maf-1 30 .' '-
hatlI, OCT. .O-iii 'i-l' 90 80 ii-.'s ."i go klo'
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-
sta,o bond, were firm VITA sales of louisiana
csu-ols 10 3Gii "a is IA 4G's and tennessee Us he"
series al 32u32 =. i r.
da,'. sale. covered American Exchange 20 az
llGli. Continental 20 al lois, ANA I|c lie '-'l at
-. Ill ..,l.,.
The railroad bond market wa- IN inH sylpa' ny
with tine share market and prices were HlEncI al,
around executing for the Junior ISSUE. "i iIle' o.
which second coasOl- sold ai -" N''4@ H'',
funded - al s. Is. Missouri, hanS'' anu -
c.n.DI, were prI cent higher al SIS ana s,'9nuN
q p.r cent an ia Boston, Hartford ana ENC
fist. = af f-af47, c. &. and l. {. irSt> aS-cht'1
d., al d., inG Chr sapr1kc and ONO mrs., I' -
la3at - and currency interest dcbi' 4 l ~ -
a.. Genital ted rose TO lO2 a. lOl =, Ieh4Sh
AMI WIkr,harrr cousoi@ adv Incinf - ''I ''I'l ."
OLD 49, Inuis and Iron Mountain MI lhc0iI'S
solt az 71I4 and second income d. " ,i',, f,a,n
d., and OlIO deben lures were "'i't' i.i"t i.i III
5Zlstn -1Is Murri, and E>seN con-p-s "ei' H"'1
700 ono I'd 1861 lOJl2. ~t.LOui- h.i-.7 anu
Northern lr-t- Omaha Division. sold III i"t. "''.
....,f h.. ~, n, reason why these bond, should not
sell af Sine same ulce as TIE North Missouri HlN'''
fofl hcinsn.w obligations 81 tn same c"nl,uN'
klu,a. Pacific bonds. Denver DIVISION. rose l" w.
aau Denver and ki0 6Iaudc urois 10 - l., t-
ia. Sub-Iu..,urv to-day lost rli'.3JI on n'-
ale. made ilp b. "a currency loss of H212O' ana 3"
coin Dos, ol ~ilS1SZ. This makes the iotAI JOS
eI.r FRIDAY rl.OOG, G72. The foreign > r,tH 49,,
Tar nave arrived since saturday d. 'iNrI'"
gold com and bullion. Money to-day was I'D az,
demand at iuil legal Taie. nniu l"'i
iDf. the close when some small lois "ci" i"tn'
81 cent The doucs. ic exchanges or N'W-l OH
alr uuoicd unchanged, all -flll being against !"
movement o. currency 10 tAl- ''h'I'' -, ~ nn a.
ur'r ai Washington to-day receive" q 800" y"
National bank notes Tor lcdrinpti "a. -" 'u'''i'l
Tcctlpi- W.r. rN7O 600 and the l.t 'ii-h revenue
receipts were SGSD.OJO. Tie l"lI'" it- ~ va
Clearing House statement t1-.Ht -Av'.""-' y
III iAr sub .sult r'scfed I'e''ii'' =. ga a. ,
payments. ~22Dj aO3; currency D'i""'''
sI7O2s, 1870; COM balance, rl32 297 So ~,
lLe following Hfrr tO-daf's quotations Iv' wv
10. 4 Iff f.tI I..H .fI I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21

...., .gp oi.e Lea c,cl do
lt, o.. "a ~. "a (. - ~, 49,. - .,,h
'''r t 49, ''- E - ,,r,','t,
49, ~, g., 80 ~ .h a. a. ~ =, al 81 N, ,,S
, "a L. y, W o I,,, Go,, pn1 - = y ns
IT, - t' '.i'~ 30 h 'lf '"N-' ~, . ., ,
q my a. .c''rs'1 Tor }. H.. "nker-'i - h"nin,ky
'l. ~ ' a. 49, - % a'; ~ No. ~ " &C.; 10, -
T.. ID iI y az go" 400 iN. A iN Us on hN ln
- do. - o.. 90 itc - ht ~ to- lbs No. az iniic 10.
't'' i--i +,.n A. t- ~ ht"tlrkN -i''-' l"'' No. M
- H.' ID. M "a l"l =, ' 1Ito-N, =" -,
,r ' go ~ -f' ' III pr, p. - Us 't.''t ~ q"
To-, '7' NJ ~ - - 49, ,
49,, N'' '-f - gen 10 i.-', i, t' ~ No. i -''
i ~ '4. 81" 'N, ~ ID al 'l' - 10 200 To III ''
, a.. %. ,,.,..s. Co.,
49,. 49, q. - '.' i"i' ,t" ~ d! u, ili9H 100
I't ID. H ii '" d. .i' W .e' ~ N'ii . ''l-'
.-.l I.Hl 81. Do - }" e. iii7 To- .lI 80 ID - 30;
Jed .-H g. .li ~ 'itl. - N" 200 N "' ~ ~ ri
'- D." j. li''It'n % i,sttl'ky steers. LIS ~ 80 roc
.,.t ~. b. 10 = OHIO n.''I. l.'' l.4i o. e. 90
.f 30" IT, ' 49, ."i q, ,'ii = n "A t,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21
,IO~lAa PRICES - q
-. A.Lll.
WIN. srlrKS.


Government bonds were active ana higher. the
sales at the Boards amounting TO so l,uoo, dls-
tTibuted as follows $4,000 coupon Is Of 1851 at
1883. and $1,000 registered al 1913 y Oslo
t.uf,,,, =. M lO33- SO 900 coupon a.. a. 1924,
aud's27j. 900 registered al lO2li n 1923. At the
close the market was strong ~ tie annexed quota
non
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-21
i-llnloeH0 Nonces.

iIrnF pirrsut io ooN-ofrpAr.p AflyINs CoNIaNY)
lll AaU lI- i.OA.sAl.
NLN lolE, tCf To-. l~f'.
nINIDFND NO Is.
~ The BpA!.D oF DIRECTORS have Tile day de-
l Yf -iNNtff IrIifff
l,r-l bong Jo cr s,r pir san- Sion frr
df. l-o,. tflI p.Ly 90 iNf fls
moit ~ O,io 1873 pa,altr a. it' oio' oi tr COS
ad after Notti bfr IL ur hofs VIII ooe' 'ciNDtr
-. All REOPEN on DO, et. 81 Att bob
sIO.t. LYMAN. s,cf"'srv.
addition IT, above livitul ll'tr Vii io -iN iH)
tou Of tie earn g. li iLc hrI Uar, Gao
pms account CD. ~ MAJ, st. 49,.
GOUTHERN MINNESOTA RAILWAY Co,
- - Bioad ay. Sew YORK The coupons DcY,--
sss, tine met mortgage IflnA h, 8, ~ trc ~outcrn
Minnesota lOulahy, VII De- pli ad irr AT
= ilt EilicI-' Iuau Trust
rs t.Ncha. geuiat.. CORNELL D. GOLD.
Chairman !. tuIul4itas.