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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-02-04
LYYcnprRo, Va, jan. 30, 1870.

LYScuDuRO, Va, Jan. 30, 1870.
Few changes In produce market since lat
Jan. Pork scarce and In demand. Good
butter sells readily, inferior lots dull. Corn
In demand. Demand for -four good. Eggs
scarce and wanted. Oats scarce. Would
advise parties who have produce to ship II
do no NJ once, ma there II no prospect Of u
material advance In prices.
These figures represent only Wholesale pr =
ann. Al reInil hinhnr nrlnnn nhInln
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HoUSEKEEPERS S.

A Postal Card sent ~ wrh your address will
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9Th day Of January, 1879,

that being the frat day ~ the next
County Court ~ said county. The pro-
perty Described IN the bill aud prUcred-
Invs In nnid suit ~ tho "Mlll Proper.
tn Or "Mill tract" containing about
Is acres Of lnnd, belonging ~ the eS.
tate 0f the late Jonathan King. decd,
aud on which there IN n Grlst NJ III aud
Water Power. good dwelling house,
spring. house, &c., situated IN u good
npiphburhoUd. about nilpa y. H. NJ
Abingdon mud about 0 mlles East "
Bristol.
TERMS OF SALE Cash IN hand
sufficient to pay costs aud expenses VI
sale. aud the remainder Of the rur
chase money on one tho and three
vents time, In equal lnsiallments. --
Notes. with good security and bearing
interest from day Of sale, will be 70.
qulfed OF the purchaser, and a lien re-
talned on the property ~ secure ulli
mate payment Possession NJ the
property to bn given after cohllfnla-
lion Of sale Nv The court
Y, l., YORK, Comm'r.
jan IA. 10 iw
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BALTIMORE WEEKLY SUN.
TuE BEsT AND CHEAPEST NEWS, tlTERAkI
AND COMMERCIAL NEWSPAPER
lnllI.Ignkn
IRsT. GLASS FAMILY JOURNAL
Fol lbe Farmer Merchant, Manufacturer aud The
Public generally, IN town Or country.


Fol tbs Farmer Merchant. Manufacturer aud The
Public generally, IN town Or country
TUE WEEKLY SUN for 1870 will reiSin all the
mvOrits features oi foimer years and suppl,m ~
them with fresh attractions, II will be present.
nently paper Tor the family and dreside, com
bhing literary with news excellence, aud ncsllpS
the requirements Of tho farmer ~ well ~ 'ts
businosS man.
A special feature will ba its CORES pondsno.
which will embrace interesting and inriFpelis
Letters from regular correspondents IN Bnfopsm
well IA Anerloa, aud its Washington Bufem WV
continue to report everything VI importance 10
nat DUAL politics md alaifa.
The nswH NJ the Week, cnrsfuly slfted and een'
dcnsod from the fill ievKmpbt hni msll reports,
will be always gwen, special attention being pAla
10 matters Of home concern aud Interest,
II IN tha aim ~ tho Publishers, In the held o.
Literature, to give In quick succession origlnll
and Selected St6rios OF y pleasing and whoesoms
character, avoiding narratives Of great length AUD
sensational flavor M fHr H-,'ei d! j.
Tho Agricultural Department will, as hitherto,
supply the AgreullurNlist with practical informa'
tion, prepared expressly Ter this Journal concern.
Ink the mana olnsnt Of the Farm, 0arden, Orchard
aud Dairy, L...
In point ~ completeness and reliability th,
Market Reports will malntaln their present high
reputation swing thu ruinR pries for Live Hloet,
Flour, train, Provisions and all kinds 81 com
modiiles, aud equal care will DO taken With
Financial Reports.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-02-04

The people Of Glade Spring, ga in
number, have petitioned the Legisla
ture for local option liquor law.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-02-04

Who keep on hand ut nil timcs large and
carefully selected stock Of all articles In
their limo Consignments of MI kinds Of
Country Produce solicited our motto being
"Quick sales, the highest market price aud
prompt returns"
ROWE CHARGE NO STORAGE.
Three thousand Grain Bags on hand 10
furnish persons who may wish to ship us
produce.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

PURSUANT 10 u decree made aud
/ emit rred Mt the Janunry term "
the Circuit Court Of Washington
county, Va IN the case of John =.
King w. Il. +. ppmbert0n and wife
aud others, viii offer foi sale ut pub
llo cutlery. In 'front.' of tho Court House
door In Abingdon, on the
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NeW advertisements.

On Gbr0mo Saowdilr Sun, etc.. CARDS, nnins.
w IN Gold, Ice MILLER n Co., sehodae Centre,
y. 4w
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[lIElH. EI,NE.:. RIA!!!!

joAAsoH'o AgonYRg ilnlsENT. will posi-.
lively prevent ihlu t"tti,icdisrif", aud VII POSI-
tlyVly cure nino cases IN ton. information thd "
eavImsny livessru' ftvo ly mail bou'l delay .
moment. Proven fonts better than euro sold
everywhere |. 3. JOHNSON & O.. BANdoK,
Mn. d,oSIw
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1879-02-04

yyuO ADyBRTIsEns-se Tor our Select
~ iist Of Local Newspaper Rrnt freq M NJ.
plicalion Address dEO. y, HOWELL q co, 10
spruce Street New York.
The New York herald., 1879-11-07

London dispatches announced the loss Of 100000
specie by the Bank of England during the wcek end
ing yesterdays the proportion Of to liabili-
ties is now down to 46. against 48 per cent week
ago. and the bank rate OF discount advanced by
the directors st their weekly meeting to-day from
to per cent. American railway securities were
generally lower in the early dealings, Erie declining
to AK. do. new second consols to s61s, do funded
yes to s44. Illinois Central to 1O1 Pennsylvana to
81 and Reading to 321 S21l Now Jersey Central
steady at sO and do cousols at 106H United States
bonds were steady at 1904 of new fours. ITO for
AVS and los n for aves. British consols firm
at 971x a 9s for both money and the account. Bar
silver was quoted at So 51ed. per ounce. At Paris
rentes receded to ST. a5c. Following the ono
tations in London at a quarter to Ave p. M.:-New
hves, lO5x New Jersey Central. 81; do. do. con-
sols 10Y; Eric seconds. ssk; Illinois Central 1o1
Pennsylvania, SOY; Reading. 3lh. The rate OF dis
count for three months bills in open market was
2Z per cent Tho Bank OF France statement shows
. decrease OF specie for tho week Of $3.50. .O00f
Foreign exchange in this market reduced
from ASK to 4.soH for bankers sixty-day bills.
owing to the advance in the Bank Of England dis
count rate. Demand bills remain nominally un-
changed at 1881. Following are the new rates =
The New York herald., 1879-11-07
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT 1-16C. DEARER; FUTURES
CLOSED FIRM-FLoUR sTEADY--wHEAr IRREo-
ULAR-CoRN IRREaULAR-oATs QUIET PORK
QUIET-LARD QUIET-sPInITs TURPENTINE
NosINAIl-ROsIN sTEADY-cOFrEE WEAK
SUGAR FIRM-pErRoLEuM FIRMER-wHIsKEY
FIRM.
THURSDAY, Nov. &C P. NJ.
Business continues active in nearly all depart
ments Of trade. and. rule. prices continued to
favor the seller. Speculation is rampant In some
quarters. and prices rapidly advancing occasion
ing little to the conservative merchant,
who prefers to the old law of demand and sup
ply control commercial matters, Of old. But
times certainly change. and just old things
to have passed away and all things to have be-
come new. On Change things very much
mixed Breadstus borno down by the interest
during tho early but subsequently the bull
gained the and tho decline than
covered the markets leaving of irregular Corn ir
regular. Oats quiet, strictly nrm Pork quiet. Lard
without radical change. Cotton the spot 1lec
desrer. Futures closed firm. Coffee weak. Sugar
firmly hold. Oils generally nrm Naval
quiet.
ruled rm at 81 os s. 10 for rres and export
Ste prompt delivery and 3sc. for late delivery
Corrxx-The market for Rio dull lower to SELL
Mild coco rncd steady. We quotc:-Ordnary cargoes,
l41zc. fair do 161ac; good do, l7c.: prime. IKE
Santos fair to good 6ac 17c ninety days. Java grass
mats, 23Hc 26c; Singapore lie. No.; Ceylon, I5c
lsc.; Marscabo. 14c lsc. Laguayra, 14kc. 16kc;
Jamaica. 13c &c.,: St. Domingo, 12c. ls,zc. Porto
Rico. l6s l7c. Costa Rica 15c fsc; Mexican 13sc
n". isc "s isc G"rscos ia5sc isc M ''' ""S'
opened Is points desrer and closed srm at an aS
the day Of from to is points. Tho sales be-
A. NJ and three p N. up 10000 bales as
foows:-
The New York herald., 1879-11-07
CAROLINE MERRILL'S WILL.

wELI-KNowN LEGAL CONTEST RESUMED BE-
FORE SURROGATE CALvIN-THE EcCENrRIcI-
TrIs OF WEALTHY LADY DESCRIBED BX
FOREIGN ACQUAINTANCEs.
After somewhat protrscted interregnum, during
which counsel have been busily engaged in collect
ing foreign testimony. tho contest the will Of
Caroline A. Merrill resumed yesterday before
Surrogate Calvin. 1t will be remembered that Mrs.
Merrill in hcr will left the bulk Of her property to
Cardinal McCioskcy. to the exclusion of number OF
nephews and nicces and particularly of George
Merrill. who claims to have been adopted son of
the decedcnt. Those relatives sre now contesting
the WILL claiming undue influence and want Of tosa
montary capacity. When the case was called num-
Der of the old familiar faces seen. including
that Of George Merrill tho principal who
has Just returned from his home in Paris. The full
array of counsel was in attendance, and comprtsed
for the proponents ex-Judge Porter and David Nc.
Clure, Mr.. John L. Parsons for George Merrill ana
Professor JaQues and Mr. Gebhard for several OF the
next Of kin. counsel carried In their hands cx-
trerncly bulky bundles containing mass OF testt-
mony taken in France and on tho Continent.
THE foREIoS DEPosrrroNs.
Mr.. Parsons reopened the nsigstion Dy reading
"A she stated. was 1T time quite intimate with
the decedcnt In tho course OF her testimony. ~
read by Mr. Parsons, she says that tho general tone
of Mrs Merrill's rernarks-and particularly In
gard TO her adopted son-was most violent. AZ one
time she had very serious convcssauon , Win sne
which the subject OF change of religious principle
was preached. The witnoss was asked her views
upou this question and when she had concluded the
decedout said, "I cannot understand how any one
can change his religion" In her further examine
tion she stated that she first became acquainted with
Mrs Merrill in lsO6 and called at her mousse. Most
of their conversations had tefc-dLftte.
The testimony of Mrs. Sarah Borgogni. OF Pisa,
Italy, was next read by Mr. Parsons. She testified
that she kept hotel conjoinuy with her husband as
which Mrs. Merrill had frequently been guest In
1875; they had numerous conversations and played
cards together almost constantly the witness says
that Mrs. Merrill was exceedingly careless appear.
ance and went to tho table dh6tc dressed very
culiar and shabby manner; she would wear muslin
cap resembling nghtcap, an old dress elevated ~
the bottom and showing an old and dirty pair OF
shoes; she was q good customer and drank cham
payne aud rod wine altogether her actions were
strange and unnatural.
As GOOD Az A PRINCE.
One day Prince Leopold OF England stopped at the
hotel as the evidence went. and IL was anxiously
suggested that perhaps IL would be better II Mrs.
Merrill would take pains to appear ct the table
dhdte dressed moro suitably or else eat her dinner
In her own room. To this suggestion the docedent
Indignantly replied, "who is Prince Leopold any.
how? wouli like to know. am good ~ HIM.
am Mrs. Merrill
Parsons read that Of Caiand Doruogni. her hus.
CONTINUED ON NINTH PAGEl
The New York herald., 1879-11-07

The Hannibal and st. Joseph earnings for the
fourth week Of October show an increase Of $3,223.
Tho earnings Of the st. LOUIS and San Francisco
road tor tho month of October show an increase of
Ss9,700.
The following despatch from the West gives tho
movement Of grain 1T tho leading points there to-
day y:-Mwaukee-Receipts of wheat 1o3, 800 BUSH
els; shipments. $500; receipts Of corn. 52Oo ship
ments. 1000. Chicago-Reccipts of wheat. $40
bushcls shipments. 1o62 254 receipts Of corn 30 9S4
shipments. 22s,96S.
special cable despatch from London to tho To-
ronto Globe says:-"Tho prospectus OF the Canada
Central Railway has been issued. inviting subscrip-
lions for vo per cent FIRST mortgage bonds amount
ing f50O000 sterling The price placed EOS 1Os
per cent. The bonds rcdeemablc in twenty
years. and the Canadian government guarantees
the interest. Tho subscription list closes on
Friday"
The London Times in it's financial article OF to-day
says-"The Paris Boursc is evidently thoroughly dis
organized 1t will only after the whole spec
ulative obligations. which have accumulated during
tho past six months. have been liquida,cd Several
declarations of dcfaultcrs made Wednesday
in Paris, but no names mentioned. We in
formed that many speculative brokers there have
failed to mcct their engagements. Our Paris
spondcnt tcegraphs that tho Bourse closed with
pretty general risc, but was, nevertheless, very
much agitated. Tho agitation was concentrated on
TWO socurtios--the shares OF the Danquo Euro
pcenne and Of the Credit Mobilicr. NJ. Philipart or
his institution being known to have become largo
ho'oer Oh the latter. Tho Boursc thought and
talked OF nothing but rumors OF immense losses
sustained by NJ. Philipart in his spcculations pr-
vate and otherwise. 1t is stated however that the
directors of the Banquc Europeenne have held an
extraordinary meeting. and decided that, having no
knowledge Of NJ. philipart's Bourso operations.
which were managed personally by himself ana
without the Boards consent the Banauc Euro.
peenne could not hold itself responsible for them
M. Philipart was reported to be Mt Brussels On.
deavoring to arrange to meet his engagements"
At the Mining Board to-day the only feature was
. large business In Tuscsrora, which sold down TO
The New York herald., 1879-11-07

stained-Good ordinary 10 3i6c strict good ordinary
ceipts at the ports were foliows:aivestou. 2osi
bales: Now Orleans. 744s; Mobile. S75 Savannah t,5:
Charleston. 1880 ilmingcn se4: Norfolk ssss; New
day 296s2 bales Last week this day $3.50 Last year.
34Srs Total since September 14l6.720 bales Liver
pool telegrams-i2:5O p. MReccips IA 500 balen: Of
which American ~ 400 bales: M.rte, arm Sale: I2oo;
lands iiisd- middl'nE Orleans I. 1aied.
lands low middling clause. 9-16d a q i732d.
November December delivery. uplands. low midding
cIauso SD i332d December runry delivery up.
lsnd. low m,ddiinr clause. ed January February do
livery upiands. low middling clause, 6sd February
March delivery. uplands low middlinR clause I332d
9 7.ied; Msreh.APrii delivery nPands, Low middns
upands, low middng clause. 6,sd MayJnne delivery.
upandr, low middlinS clause l7-)2d. 80 =. Nor.
d'nsy up,ands, I'd good ordinary uplands. lied low
ding orleans sgd Futures quiet and steady.
FLOUR AND pts-Fiour. "a J54 bbis wheat
127 bu shells; moai 1913 bags corn 3io4
oats l44Vdo rye. ns74 do barley. 81 800 do malt,
$50 do Flourrhe nour market stcadv with
n moderate inquiry from both shippers and sun,crs.
The sales. including State, Western and southern.
about 1915 bbs within tho snncxcd range Rys -four
quiet with sales Of 100 bbls Corn easy
tl.Al. has, al.
The New York herald., 1879-11-07
The closing auotationn were az folloxs:

At San Francisco the opening prices OF mining
shares werc:-Gould Curry. 1lk; Savage 15k;
Chollar 81; Ophir. 344; Hale e. Norcross. Is;
Crown Point, 4.o5; Yellow jacket. IT; Belcher 4;
Imperial l; Virginia consolidated. 5X; California.
54 Best 4 Bclcher. 223; Union consolidated. s4x;
Alpha, 14K Sierra Nevada 5sK; Mexican. 81; Silver
HILL IL; Justice. Ass Julia, az; Utah. 2o1k; Alta
5,s; Bodie. IA; Bechte 1h h;.Independence. 1h: Seg
regated Bclcher. 20; Bulwer. l14; Mono. 7k; Con-
solidated Pacific. TX; Potosi. 5x; Exchequer 4s5;
Monmouth. Z; North Standard. 2; Boston consoli-
dnted I
The New York herald., 1879-11-07

-whcatThc market irregular. opening &C. DC.
lower but closing with the decline recovered. No
spring nominal at 81 ~ 81 81 The snc- including
B5Nn bushels for future delivery. 80 OOD busbcs
ut ST 30 81 J7< for No. red cash: 81 5s 81 37k for
November; 81 81, 81 42s for Deccnber 81 49,, al.
Tor January: 81 35 81 81 for No white cas6; ii 81
~ for Dccembcr 81 ~ for January ~ ~ for choice
No spring; 81 35 30 for No. rnbcr: 81 ~ si s3
for nm graded winter 81 @ for mixed do al s for No
Northwest for Dccembcr 81 - 80 s7 for No. red;
No whites 81 - tor steamer No Bred: 81 ~ 81 33ts
nngraded red and 81 - a$l "a for No Chicago and>
Duluth rc following we're ,se bid and asked prices at
81 ~ asked, Dcceinber 81 5s bid 81 "a asked; No
bid. 81 s5es asked: No whtc fcr NevcmbeI 81 yef bid.
2red Tor November 81 3A bid ~ asked: December.
81 ~ bid 81 43s asked Corn rregnar open owcr,
but closed with decline recovered Tho sales incud
ing bushels for future delivery 400 bu sh-
els ut 56lsc size. for No. 2 mixsd, cash
and November; 5sssc. Sole. for December;
S "a 40 per GENITAL for January 5Y4c tor December:
Ole for low mixed 57tsc. for high mixed Sic for
6Bc &c. for No. white. The fol-
low ing were the bid and asked prices the third call
November steamer 53Ac. bid. o7lac. asked: do. No p
57Jsc bid 57ssc asked; Decembcr. steamer. 55ac bid.
555,c asked, do No. q 59gxc bid Zoe asked Rye
quiet and nominal 1000 bushels state sold 1T sc and
easy 300 bushels two rc.sd state a. zoe Malt also
Feed ruled steady We auots'-Shorts. Per ten 40 bs
The New York herald., 1879-11-07
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LrvxRroof. Nov 6-5PM
CottonThe salcs Of tho day included oO bales Ameri-
Futures stosdy: upands low middiing clause January
and February delivery IL SD also 6sd upiands low
middng clause, March and April delivery. 7i6d; mp
lands low mddiing clause May and delivery oi6d
Cioversccd, SIS 53s cwt. for American rod.
Lard, 37s per cwt., for American.
Refined petroleum, I'D. pcr gallon.
PRODUCE KxcHANGw.
llvxRrooL, Nov. @, Is7D
Pork-Prme mess Eastern dAll NJ 5ss do Western.
stendy at 53s Bacon Cumberland cut du 3,s short
duh At 32s long clear steady ~ s short clear dull
nj asa Hams-Loug cut dull J3s. shoulders dull nt
y2s BeefTndis MOSS mono In tho market; extra mess
dull IUss prime 1rmer at SIS Lard-Prims
steady at 37s ID TallowPrimc city dull 3D.
Turpcnti Spirits steady ~ 2s. RosinCommon steady
NJ nns rner 14s. Chcesc-Amcrcan choice DUH
a. Lard oil dull at 39s Flour-Extra State steady
al Bus cd. Wheat-Spring No. 3. mono In the market;
spring No dull at los. 3D. Western winter dull at
Iis 50. southern winter dull at lis I'D. Covn--
Mixed dul tbs. s5d. Cotonsccd oil-YelIow American
none In the market Rosin--Comnon Mt London steady
at 5s Cd. Turpensine-Spirits, at London steady at
3ia Cd.
LONDON. Nov. s--s 40 y. M.
Calcutta iinssed SIS 57a I'd per quarter sperm oil,
f68 8 Ey7 pcr tun. Whale oil. CO q Ell per tun.
The New York herald., 1879-11-07
BRAZILIAN COFFEE MARKET.

RIO JANNro. Nov. 3, 1870
CoRse-Markct quict, downward tendency; Rio good
nrsts 100 1880 rcis 10 kilos. Average daily
ceipts. 14SD bngs. Shipments OF tho wcck-To tho
Channel and north Of Europe so TO the United states
1UOU: to the Mediterranean. 600 Sales of tue week
For tho Channel and north OF Europe. 400; for tho
United Suites, 1900: for the Stock
l5oUp Exchange on London, 2itl Frcghts--Per sal.
for the Channel. SOS.
SANTOS. Nov. .. 1870
Coffee e--Mmrkct quiet; down ward tendency. superior
Santos GdO o. 800 reis per 10 kilos Average daily
cepts $500 bags. Shipments Of tho week-To nIl
trics 1900; TO tho Channel Europe and the Medcrra-
neun 4,O Salss OF tho wcekFor Europe, 5000; the
United States. 6,OUo Stock. 76.OUu
The New York herald., 1879-11-07
FINANCIAL.
J. h w. SELTGMAN a CO.,
2s Broad st.. New York,

"A. J. h W. SELI0MAN a CO.,
20 Broad st.. Now York,
Issue Letters of Credit to travellers
payable In Europe. Asa Africa Australia and
America
Draw Bills OF Exchange and make Tccgaphc Transfers
of money TO Europe and California
At REAsONABLE RATEs-MONEY ON LIFE AND
AEndowement Insurance Policies and Mortgages; same
bought insurance Of ell kinds effected with best com.
penies st lowest prcmums.
). ). HABRfCH co.. ieS Broadway, boz i.sso.
The New York herald., 1879-11-07
open BOARD OF STOCK BROKRRs.
" OF THE CITY or NEW YORK,
'OLD POST OFFICE" NASSAU ST.,

OhO roSi OFrIIE. NASSAU -,
THIS ASSOCIATION is now SPES For rfiE
business win be done in with the following
MAXIM. S
cred by certincnte and check received for sane.
one % BE- sca %
tho seller he sossS 81 20 BE- d
BY o. difference o. .f contract on the
he st once notify the Trust Depository officer Of the
fact and that his own contract closed Tho Trust De-
has boon issued who must bring to him and it
for substituted contract receiving or paying the differ
WhsnsysI the market price ct stock shall 30 Ave
ing the holder thereof in whose favor the diner
change contracts at the market price and pay him the
the .t and 18th Of every month all preceding
There shall Trust Depository officer. Who shall hold
M wS hs
ensuing fornghty settlement day upon All upon
rs have Sssn prssioSsy %n Settled
81 him S hs of Ss plan s ss. Ss a. ali
times subject TO tho and direction OF the Con-
by them subject appeal by tho Gov
All c from hundred shares Of stock.
unless stated At the time % OF making
connt" Msmbcrs wishing 10 buy or deliver scrip viii
T .o5.s the s1s
therefor to the depositor This deposit viii BE-
deposition the Of contract sigma
contract. Of from ton 70 hundred share. Of stock
between members to be considered Hat unless other
n tho ist and 18th Of the month fall upon Sunday
legal holiday tho day preceding shall be considered the
Tserc shall So Gontr.c. Committee momeers Of
the Governing COMMITTEES who shall have supervision OF
the Dcposcry ocer and make proper rules to gov
the subject to tho approval Of she Governing
charge for caro- of deposits will be made tne amount
OF which will be hereafter announced
OFFIcE OF THE NIL LEADvItLE NdNISc MINI &C. c9HrASY. q PAN
Dividend No. 4.
hoard o. have shs csS occ'sre1 m
stock oOOOO the company OF the earnings for
pSy sS Sf & %
close on November and reopen NcCemnss H H. 1873
OFFICE OF THE LEADviLLE MINING COMPANY,
~ 81 BROADWAY. NEw YoRK, Oct 30 1879
Dividend No s.
No. of ono per cent 40 cents per sH.rc on the capital
stock l OOD OF tho out OF tho earnings for
0 ON r w
vembsr and reopen November ls 1879
TIC HOLDERS Id sa.,SI or p. FIRST % MonrGAdE BONDS OF
The holders OF tho following Texas and Pacific Railway
sent them to the Trustees for payment t value the
having boon drawn according 30 the terms OF the
OK and after day 1880
Las. 2ss9, 4es 24ai I.e2 ga 200 go o93 sass,
SIS sise i iaei is s aia sSs sss % iias @ ssSs 1880 1850
i ss ST. si4 rs SIS Gis s IS ss,s So ssss sss lis ss
8 sEoEaz u sEI5okA s. kkAAuxsuAAn, lr.'.....
Phiisdoiphla
The New York herald., 1879-11-07

The following we're tho rates Of exchange New
York to-day at the undcrmentioned cities s:-Savan-
nah, buying u discount. selling y discount;
Charleston. plentiful. buying 4. selling K par;
Now Orleans, commercial 400 discount, bank 100
discount; st. Louis. $50 per 1000 discount: Chi
csgo 60 to rs discount and Boston, shilling to 25c
discount.
Phiiadelphia stocks closed at the following quota
The New York herald., 1879-11-07

osn.s; - 80. -. ~, 49, ssM
contract. GOn bales on yesterday Current prices
cotton (the following quotations cotton
In storo running In quality not than half grade
above O below the grade quoted) -
The New York herald., 1879-11-07

There was quiet market for state and railway
bonds and weak tone prevailed. although there
were few exceptions. Following is list of the