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For fine jewelry to order 90 to
ZEHNER, JACKSON & BUEcHNER's
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Your hands are chapped and your skin
50 rough, is because you do not use Adj
dons Il Glover's cold cream and cam
phor Ice, the safest, surest, and most
eficient remedies known. Prepared
fresh every week. d3i-tf
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For Sale.

The well known lunch house, oppo-
site McDaniel's theatre, on 10th street.
Doing a good business. Cheap for cash.
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Dramatic theatre, Sixteenth street,
for rent; also storeroom and offices in
McDaniel's block. Enquire at
jlS-tf ADDoMs & GLovER's.
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Go to Underwood Il McGregors fol
the famous Walsenburg coal. 2s-3t
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For a good fit go to Nimetz. He is
by far the best tailor and cutter in the
territory. Seventeenth street, opposite
city hall. o24tf
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Wanted.

A good girl to do general homework.
Apply Immediately at the residence Of
MRS. CLAICHE,
j2S-f 18th Street.
Twenty-one pounds of bread for one
dollar at
j2S-d II. II. ELLIS.
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George P. G~oldacker's ~barbering es-
Enlistment has been removed to the
old Occidental saloon building, Eddy
street, one door south of Dyer's hotel.
Plenty Of room for all. Work done in
first class manner. j2S-6t
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For fine watch repairing,
jylO-d1y d. MILLER, 18th street.
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Furniture neatly repaired and pic.
ture frames made to order at
12-tf CRAIG & GARDENERS.
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Recreation Hall.
Seats 400. Stage 20x3O, scenery.
Apply to Josln & Arnold. jy3-tf
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A large assortment of clocks at
ZEHNER, JACKSON Il BUECHNER's.
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All kinds Of arms and ammunition
at the Wyoming Armory. n21-3m
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Durant Engine Company.

Durant Engine Company.
Attention Members:
You are hereby requested to meet at
half past Z O'Clock this Tuesday even
ing, January 18th, in the engine house
in city hall. AL members expected to
be present. By order of the
1t FOREMAN.
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Buy Walsenburg coal.
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Subscribe for TIE LEADER.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-18
THE STlIE OF TRADE.

rfyyrp,o, ret - -pork-Prme Ness Eastern frnrr If
y. W~-.,i1 dr-r o. 49, BtJntlbrrlind Ont y. ief "t
- steady %. Long LIAR steady az ~ 3
-,or tear stony % Hams-L1ng ont nrnrr ~ W .
shoulder straav .l. Err.-Ind3 MS 't-@I' q -
rvtra Wes- rm.r ~ Mess syeany AZ lD. Lard
Prime Wst-rn trmer a. So. IAo"-P me ~ 'e-,is ~
Iuru-Ltl1s-- -te.dy al - nd feist' 'h.i"h
ann ~ i Ise --uly al lOhd CheryeAHericau lh0ics
nrmrr I ftnsr At 81. Hour LIZA olSo tuA
Al % 3. steady d t+- 70 Eli-Ifs
loLr ti- Winter New e.tern steady a. 700
southern steady az @. tcru-N-T Mixed etrfE u
-. per peu,al Oi Mixed steady Il "a per .Ai.
cotton iced til-Y-og American, steady a ~ HI'lu -
com, d. AZ London ,ruar AZ o. Iurp-ntiue- rts, at
London duh Receipts o. Wheat tor "a" week A..
ANTE <OuuU from Pscine ports JOV ais V-
other sources .. I'D ur,. Corn. J2OJo AZ
LUEEf1ol Feb. 10 2. HL-LGG. - yef tHI NI
American.
fin-~-i OF. 3 d. Per Ton.
ASrwEiP FEB Lam closet - u = sor'. r'r 90 ko-
BEEaEA FCy l-.--4n Osed al %. .osrk' ycc 10 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-18

81 56qs F me A SOssis FS.He1 So. pc
% S6oc fine aoc a 3 New Proca.s 5 20 er cwt DAT
Ws,,pn .6 R,1,-rpian'. o. rle So iii,i "es qu',t
,iB Made Quotei ~ Raj Ere . nrch-n ri " "a
-olls Flour "a bbl4 Wheat. 81 200 Ju,n 100 90
E bush Ga a5 5'3P ~ 9T, 20 ts. s
bush Com lOionO bush, Oats JoJID sh Barley 100
.CucAso. Fee Flor IN good 1raagd At MI prices.
winter 500: 20 :, Chicato -orin . o. 80 81 ca-hi
90 March '5c SP sa.es a, - "a 80 e. A,. N 90;
s5ayr ' os S ss i9 cr,5 A- AID Sde p 9er
,@n1.ad md tli c Barley din weak ID lover
an 5Gl7-c FAX e. .csrrs gu arm Good Cru-ttng %
~ ~ 3d. s s9TE ls,y, "a ~ p i asa ma mi
ss5, My aus Neat' dn Ant made over sh9n ii
quiet ad unc1aaFrd A. :, lGe-i IN, ey 'ea c1 aBa
aarc6 sssa53'.c, Arri 57a.5 x Nav. oar rrre--
but not qgotioy hieh5r FORK 10 -5od euand ari &c.
9HeiSNAT Feb Il.-Four moderately active and hsner.
Family. - 3y4s3 IS Wheat N good demand cna.1i az,
hy , qGiet 6a arn At 400 aafey IN fr d1mind 70
steam $500 6d, Co. asked .nk Nea.t gu q, INT mn
buyer Arri short Gear Sc Bacon -tea.y VITA far ne
Whlssey higher at = o. BUTTER iu unchanged Lin
seed uhm A. 6'c -uear nrl ~ un'a,n2,d. lioS ~
, IS ButcLe . - 1881 30 receipts. ls's uhiUmentr
Es n a m tgq aI p '9 arm drm q wa as
I'5lI3an. Il So whi 97i.c March sc Agr.s
MAY o. com ac ~. 'sinan' 1na qIW ~" s5%"'
Soc Oas scarce snd 1ru so .fc &c 30; 40. &c
-Prme = o. gs1o7- Choir, 81 5 Dressed Iioss an
at = AZ [ ~ Doc Is i9t. SEQ B1sh sFmtnts
Flour 1850 uos. Wheat 1900 bush; Corn LOCO odsh'
"a % qq 5 g - TIN Ry M@ro' oP f5s
Il Of. NS Milwaukee. 20; s4qc. SO > 10, 81 1c cash
and February % C March 80 It Arm ~ 'sc 4y
and nominal oats nominal No AZ 20 I,'s Miner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-18

EXPORT demand h the business advanced views
q holders light local milling ir9 Try trade 10 eru3tFe
bush options. 2OjOO bush spot, including oO b'-h Re
ectd spring SIC. 1000 bush No spring iucGdng Sc
Ret ~ df IO[ 45on bu-h No Pe u Co
1900 hn.h 20 Amber Il lnaGS IL IN. l1dng -; ~
AMI snail p1rr a. Al II =; 1000 bush JnErnded I'M
OSdtl II 1000 bush No Rel. ~ ll al Il ,;
~ 20 bus. Eas5'ds9 Wr y 9 nsde 6 VERY H., nic,f
canada. pr!'atg terms 1850 bush s,eam,r 30 Wmie.
81 o. .,.t 500 s,,,. 1a@. fl. No. W Zoo sd.a
Extra White ~ IIa9sl T. boatlads waute-i e. 81 Isl
1000 bush 70 Ambrr y u tGtl II 3 o9 bush 20.
asked Do March. nug . u nj a Il asFed DO April
= IL bid. . - asaed do. Nay. - l. bud n 10
. II bd II N, assed $4,000 bush DO NJ rch. II -
closing = lO2 bid = II asked 10000 hush No hed;
February 81 Ia clotn' = lo9i bd = u 1" asked ioO"
hu.h DO March. Al - closing 81 llh BIZ. \ ~ ASKED
6}0no hu. oo Arr'l. Al 1851 -. clos ne a IS bid.
l8l, a.kei. 10 Nav. closin. Al '3 b. - - asa,
Ky r. qu- Western and stat, 53a0bl &C canada.
- C. RARLEI dun '"ler Igyy eg.ii Cod
Srangcd: pateraie lguiy sales 5000 bush Prime
canada, private r. Us -----PI-A~ du!, unchanged -
CpPN-Nflrket shade trmer MODERATE cIror, srd ONE
good business in options sales 1870 0bnsh
4La4Ic Tor Nrw ana GA. Nc s. 42s.c. steamer Mixed.
a. 4z44 ac nearly al - 4c 90 =, &c Sew No . 81
yellow. &c. SeF ROM yellow. SIC. steamer While.
1-rd, F' rusrY. i a. &C. closing 81 g bt tiec asked
1900 br.h 'lrcb &C. closing a ~ BIZ, zoe asked 90"
,e az ~ ..sr g. 90 iusE 40 , FSbr1ary - So clos
BID as &c A-Eed a. o' bush: OH No teItuary
"a 800 b1sb Gd' *o p March 47lsat5-.c, closing
Sc closing i7.c BIZ $50 asked 10000 bush 90 Aav,
I45 &C. closing = 70 hlc - ssked---pAI- hrnef
20 Wine 81 q gc; Va . 32c NJ . While 3-a, 7-c.
70 l sc Western 81 a 20. whIte. o; 3213+ @c:
BUSH 40 N.lRIukec 81 C.. 10 store FEED steady.
.BEAN--NsrkeJ BUYERS favor trace Hight.
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Ohio aud Mississippi seconds fell
seconds 10Olo.

rom VI q 10 IoI2.
The money market was without feature. Cal
loans with stock collateral were generally 3 to 22
per cent and United States bonds at per cent.
There was No change m commercial paper. The
United States treasurer az Washington TODAY re-
celved So50,O00 National bank notes for ledetnp-
ton. The customs receipts were SGOOONo. ard
internal reveuuc receipts 5000 The following Is
the CLEARINGHOUSE statement: Currency exchanges,
SOB, 963. OS7 curTeucN balances, Si212,31S.
The We opens upon quIct but strong maThtt
for sterling bl Is on London. thr actual rates DelEE
IL b L.luM anuax.L nominal lmula. !:
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prrFN0 FEB i7-Flour "a god demand -3lr- - Loo
hb,s range. ~ Gfouud 40 -pIilg 3 .'@t5 - -,
a. 80 ~ Process. = Z56S- Rye Four s. 20 fr5 -
Western 70 -prlAE aS5 30 70. spring - -1G ,;
s5lsi 90 "A lll- WINTER - 70 .
a. NeE Process ~ ts Buck"heat IL 81 ~ - per ca
Vyhrat-~pring IN fair -le- " l3t'D bush
NJ Duluth At o. 1000 10 CT II o. NOl Hard NlWau-
lee spring quoted 81 IL No Milwaukee spring 81 No
Duutn ~ No Hard DO 81 ID. 40. l HarI ShtbJygaI.
II o. :, lite Winter D. on Red and AMBER Winter
&c 81 o.. Corn arm Corn sales ears New
on trscs Al Soc Oh 80 Western quoted s642c Oats IA
limited r~uest Western p G3sc STATE, 2Ud3lc Barley IN
brtter deInaud -ale- " tate private terms
uird -. stale BOG1uc. SlIr0Wyd st4tc, oGo5C.
f.pada IS dI5ei Ia s.A-VesLeEu noIninaly
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The following were to-days quotations tor COINS

British con,ols io London were steady at 96lI8
for money and 9G3lG for account. In United ATS
bonds, 1865 were hrme- ~ 1O4, ana dps at 1914.
new 5s being sjeld ~ 1908 and 1O-lOs weak az
1G4L2. IL American ANYWAY securities. Erie CON-
MOI ranged a. 26osG2G3s. and prefer ed 9Ud ~,
/ -hnoI- Central advancing to s712 and Reading 40
1917, PenusyIvania ruling steady al 50. Jersey
Central stock advanced To 47l2. and consolidated
bonds 70 90. j Paris. rentes opened al III p
ami Welded 70 112 - sIght exchange On London
being quOicd az 2j.2j.
The follow M are the Official statements Of The
business Of tho Wabash kaliroad COMPANY fer the
months OF October and November. 1878 compared
with the hu,Lue.s Of the sumo Mnnths Of lS1I:
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LIVE STOCK MARKET
FOR lHg WLLX EsII<5 MONDAY. I. =. 1879.
rL-I-LLIa

RE-LITs.
Ee.ves COW, ave sheeqaa a.. L'n'A S STH1;
These sere 500 Al tue oow.ns D ace. chen sun.
Jersey c5 sroasYArds 5a.3 q so 2aIi 1879
Cor '.e1 r AZ .'a ar, as - go Jfs aio4
QUOTATIONS DP REEVES Io-DAl.
FsiTa 10 3D.,
MED III. 10 good Nd; Ne. q g.,
Common Fair steers ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. q -
re1s. CoIorado' and Cherokee. ....--..... 7eg ~
Acreage to1ay -''---..' 81
h-mostof the sales arefrom ............... so ~
-, m a.. isg ear, At soi, st. EnF - - ,es1 sale
1,t 81 head last SoGday rhr arrivals Ta-
we're 80. e-t more man lis Tee E ' ir ~, m y
stool aur1a te 'eek we're T G hasJna4 = '4 hGSd y
TIA head N-yrrs . Ireense.n, $40 head F. Joseph.
" cs- oi ta:ie or sale a. the 5Oh,t yards u
which ari 20 ate ne matAe. As 1'isT a ~ g. ,, r g
o-aie- ,t a .ha.t l5ae-on Good rr steers AtJ,r
sv CIV wi . 5i rars inclias the ARM Is 10 81 p
g. he lras - ~ ar, 11 w. vile rr &C.. ,er a "a tioa
raj f., S oy c from Friday Tax nr Tie average
ir,a as aonGlr T6sre fa.r shovi1r q rlime .
10 49, ie-s 81 q. win good - he Dr'3a sin4 70 WI.
tllo, a. IT, dress j- % car l"ai' 81" 'olao. ID,
,,.. ,!l az =, ~ ,ire.- 81 ~ and s-c I've
,fII.Si' u{ 'o"- So -, ~ -, - = and l,gbt mon -i,c
4.c i've weight 70 va, my,siD'e ~ rn-t lLAnS'
Tist g., rs i Beef wa.lnzton Market vas o. ana
,or az aFte' 81 me-, ~ p r city rersa 10. -oi
win an Dccasi. nt extra stir 81 - ~.
supply Of Live cAr caniina,s hea trfs WI be 3rr;oq,
Dressed Lrr n Ier oD ar etrecied - m rsoE. a.
l. jose ,oa al -. - H. ma ''s s,s ~ esr5 3,
co. 2la h.ate -, IS q". l-,o 70 al - aaa RIO o. tf
d. s5o b. al loo pz,a. 100 90, At O., % ID siAs
4. ~ 80, a.. r-,o,.. as Missouri -sers : cwt. &C.,
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rrnrk A%1 MEAL FIOUR-MarSet 5ai5c better
,. .,,,r- f.r home ttaIr demand. safes -b zoo hN-
nam, s. -u ,1s Mil Extra Or " rri In. ."' - -of
u -io,IHg a -5aS5 20 $50 bDls. Eiune-oti y r.
: 15as, % ior the whole r. g Hc'aq.as ~, 80"
i,is ,omtl.u T. Far. s. -o1s' - l:O'O 1!l.
Easers. - JOds5 To- 100 BIZ. sInsAt - e. ~
Wheat Itra - oU43. IS. mainly i'r e4p"'L - 1Ols.
. GDD bbl Low ExrA, : 4t4-t, iut.dih- 4.,-- JOS
llI.euusu 7pH=4. % prl- 81 ale - -' 80 u4'
supergue - 4OaS3 3d. ma.Iy - 4Jde- o. - ~, pr.
No y - gJds3 =. including Choice IS A "a .'tI > ''H
10. ~ tile y foO Dbl- were fol rAy"l - -t
mons. so 2 =. 3OGfJ Il: -upertne. - i1if' 'o.
Common EkLIa stale. - tu4sJ ~ f",- %
Iaucy do s. 4s5 -5s Common 70 boud u, .
Wrsteru = 75Gs4. Choice % FANCY DO II OIG -
con- rnou % COOS found Hoop OAio. - 90
A. ttoou C4O,c6 3 %. as Mnassuta L"I.iI'i.
- r. - ave .1ulrr slGs4 IS Baee-. trirs -
40 lo -trc0t a 75asj :, ratrnr ta@ 81 win one "
two brands held Al4ier- - i1lr common 70 RAJ
Extra - 7,as4j taT 70 Good - .o@$+ ~, e.
Good ~ lAO.ou Fanny, - aOda5 -. pMeuL VIZ
ter wheat Extra - 30 q - IS cios'us IN
"A Tendency $50 / THEM ? 40 -
shade nfuer eIport moderate JobDng trade demand
10 Choice Extra oiH+J ~ tHu'c
90 Fancy g.. also lp DDS Tor export
N 7,......RlE FLOCk unchanged far Trade demand
al-r 4ZI il's -uPerlue = - 20 latter Tor th.ce
-'. BUCKNHEAT FLOUR penny and dln. az ~ 600
50. mainly n del I5...---.COIN MEAL steady
100 Dbq - Is TO- oDlA estsrn elbow
q vas ~. l4..e r Fancy. -.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Asdlc. better very moder.is
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OyFICyAI REPORT n. !. MINING "IOCA IL
CBlYGB SALES. FEB. Is. 1879

r!RsT CALL-llO'C.

b 9 55S. 1850 + Trio 2oo....7o
MoSplY Feb. JPN.
There was no lack OF sensational runors in spec
cIatiye circle. today. the chief being that Jay
Gould had sold TO a syndicate 10000 shares OF
Union Pacific stock. had agreed to resign from the
direction of the company. and had purchased IN
told quantities Of other stocks, covering an AIS
d. shorts and gone " long" preparatory TO grand
"buu" campaign. This was the first rumor, but
81 soon assumed as many different forms and co'oFs
Is are shown by hrst-class Kaleidoscope,
and the reported Transaction in Union Pa
cfic grew n dimensions Cnul the hENfeS
named vero $4,000 shares. 1t Is probable
that there has been a prIya.e sale OF Union Fdc'Lc
stock. PERHAPS to the extent of $4,000, OF even
O0OO shares. but MIR Could positively denies thai
fie operation coutemplates his retiring from the
Board Of Directors or that he has any such luten-
tom The possible imitation OF the currency
through Mr. Woods proposition TO pay the pension
or.r4r, out Of the Treasury's reserve, was another
tonic of conversation to-day, although It is not c2
ar.ted that the scheme viii succeed.
A, might be expected after what has been
written. the great feature Of The STICK
market To-day was Union Pacific stock,
which. after opening at COLI, and numerous
+'acrrations. sold up to - back to rs and closed
a.77l2. The total transactions in tie stock, how
eyer. ONLY amounted 20 Il 200 shares. This move
ra..t ..nI-ted new If. 10 tie whole market, and
with rir..nr, pf "throuLh uue tToM \tv-lork %
Sun rrau,..,c' axe Shore pose % y. Northwest
flc.erlaI g., Qyos. ana En-. ta '4 These oTt..;..
r-t,e- however. Ner. not ... -. t." close. N','|-
west common. on the contrary. closed at ITS best
figures of th. day. Oils ri. Paul common was"
-.su.~. although at one moment it dropped down
20 4lL but later ID sod Of 42l-- -.
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(lHa'tiat
oygl,y Oh rlg Tjt1.vfltg xD s. NgHyrtR RAuROsp ca }
Ts.L,N-,s fturuAry =. lst-' }
THIS COMPANY oFFEr- FuL SALE

ogroS o. rHR LOUISVILLE ''n eyi'E R,taoir , g.
THIS COMPANY oFFEif FoL SALE
LoUIovuLhANU >A>HvGLLi RALEoAD oON@tE7
fIb-T-NpETGNtb BONDS
C.trLtA BEANtH..
IUA HARrU d. 1907.
INTEREST PER CENT.
PAYABLE ~EN-AHNUAILY l-r OF MARCH
ANu l-r oF --rTFHHER.
TOTAL fs.'UE Or I)S s.. -lu0o.O,O.
Tn, I-or.glAe prJr.d-~ -ia.lug Font comn~ue,ns
March J. I>,- ant annually irre4firr % sgfc..pt a0olI
10 redeem The bonds .; masutfy.
above bonds disrcs Oh irfr0n - SIS tamrany
ami sec lily secured by mrs ory m1r nrrHa G'
Cecilia Branch running from Louisville 20 Cen! "a li.os
OF ri miles
THIS Comraa7 having drfa1'tei me prompt pay
any 1t. oa auons ,ud having earned .anr ths
HscA nearly 5000 over anu tb"Fe1 - commit
mens or interest an other Fixed charge regular sent
ANNA dividends being pad uDo. Do. stock oir hest
bond, D. 20 pubIc dr.-c nty ai respects
The Cecilia Branch FORMS prleu,s. the second tr-s u
the Loul-vlo Nashyie Railroad from Lou-'i.r south
II cost 5000 buui and purchased by '1s
Company year $50 and suce has been operated by
the has proved most valuable ai necessary all
IuAct 10 as business.
The proceeds osds xiii lqudafe tho entire 4oaupa
indebtedness. % Company every and
The price these Eolds present a>et ts7l AMI
accrued interest but II Is reserved 70 increase to -aHr az
h.
Application, be made direct 20 The company az To7'
VILE or ~ Ssssrs Dreze N0rkal 8 co. hscsl
New.iOrZ h. D. ~rANDtFoRD. ITu.deut.
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company
THE ANNUAL MEETING
i Ot tie stucA .0do~s OF THE MIDAS PETROLEUM
AND IMPROVEMENT COMPANY or PIT ~Bl 10
AND NEW-YOKH" Will be held at tho once Of the com
pany. . 49,. .....-,..... .,..,-.-
on WEDNESDAY. March T. i %, 81 ! O'Clock .. ~
Directors ID De held tie day
WILLIAM F RoBB, secretary.
ITNION PACIFIC RAILROAD CO.-Tho an.
y meeting ~ f.e -;ocAaOi-r-D 90 t" mon Fnnt
foad Compaur 1r tr ce OF dir cto' o- ne rA,a1s
TOE pf any other business Wh'h NAV
iell before ctE- vii b" hr.t 81 tl' ".h' II"
the company. - Equitable Bhils Boston 'n W t!l lsf
March 3 1879. lo Transfer books VII u
~iuN-Y DILLON. Precedent
Boston. Fec l. 1874. HEN eY MCFARLAND ee,r.tsry.
SXANTED-htchl~ona and Pixies Peak Rlii-
w ruai Bon Stock rosi on an NcN-l ork Nr Lin'
Railroad Preferred ~tocs Town Bonds ~ NeNlork -utn
DA--4prake ONO i.lil Bones It1US.'u HId irNh
,,ut.4l road sounds. County. cay AID Town L"hds
"a e-.-ru
Jersey CIV rsF' ." a. due 1908 Sol" fi.tN.a
per- eond-, due 1908: Ital southern Railroad Pts
Nor x Bonus. Nm x. l-.i-1, .-,
81 Pn-sf.. NevlDrf.
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bnslHess GnIuces.

4 PARTY With cash can secure at a y.ry
u low Yr-r. ~ tr. ug inferred "a nr"i1,fgI llled
rafHg ta.IHF ,sLf.f. $4,000 I'D fts ~ -''ek
The a. '1~ ami Io- PROMISING veins 10 'o2
lti'-1 Atl
dress ~ % M. g. Box B IuDunr Of..
no NlNTF ACTT'RER~ and CAPITALISTS.
IT.t.r. p. article ~ -tt Hlr'. rt.lt' pat
errrF 90 .Igt DT..e Co. O. c"iau. tlpu
CD ..taIl Nmrr.rln patent UHef Do tt I1N ate
~ = to ,4e ,-.rst bitIe whose d.. sea- l.li
before 20 Jsu,1 o. 't- --fl u February - D.
BIOS D." SEPT Dog .ri'Dt % .4 stu-. i.. 200 p 'tl
cards terms. AIS ~ u..s-1lry ltuiutrDa 10 -
.at-l.al >..' Du aH!c4.a 600 shic Ia.if traLs
20 con. .tr. Address ...
= H. PIJuHvR.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-18

sAa IAts.isJp CLOSING F.IC.S 7F T>iNG sro'Ss.
SUNDAY TODAY saturday TO-DAY

'FOtrTU"tuI bonds continued MN, WIN ne usl1I
small proportion of business doing at the STOCK
Exchange. Prices were Lrm all around, and coupon
IS Llg.eI. We aunex current cIOsIng lnOiauOnsi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-18

Exchange Prices were Hrm all around, and coupon
IS Lig-eI, We annex current closing quotauonhi
BID A.rer BIZ. asked
~ Cuv es.....,2ias 2l'a g. = I04es ln4Ss oj
- = - ~ ..losI. IUis rs o. IJ4N %
= D. - 1904 1904 It4 = lN+
a. ss .a.. iesl02 lO-is T. > - 81 req 4oi z ~
e' - reg- 1921 1903 L. a. lSg7.re0 100 l.0'S
- o. o. coup lUZ 1913 Us. - l8UIcOuUluUIs 4uu4
1880. -ec..lolS i12'l r.s'. Of Col a-65s 81 -
o.. Louisiana cou-ols fell from 57l2 10 56l2 Old
tennessee, were strong at II new series yielding
49,. other state issues were neglected.
1l7I2
AgUu was the business IN railroad bonds Of great
magnitude. With the various jersey Central ISSUES
IedclLg the market IN point OF activity
a4d strength. Con~ols advanced 20 S90 $50,
adjustments 20 99l2 couyeTtfbes 70 eS42.
Income, 20 G6l2 later selling AZ "a. and LehlSh
ConsOl, 70 3d. and then tell To 5i3i. Ersts of Bur
hngiou aud Cedar Rapids rose 1874 hrsts II e., {.
eud c Rising 10 81 L, and later losing peI cent,
hougt the seconds continued strong at p. Denver
and kiO GraRde frsts steady at 8OS4, NJ, Paul
sinking tund, Ut IO3L l. and d. extension at lOl =,
Rock Island Cs at 1l3lt and Northwestern gold
bonds al los Canada Southern hrsts were firm AT
ellis and Chesapeake and ONO hrstsi series
Is, at 40 All the Pacifcs commanded full
prices; ceutrais 1898, san Joaquin branch
par; Union Pacific hr,ts 1904 OllO
lsad grants 1880 Missouri frsts l06, and
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-02-17

p LOVERS of the weed have had and
doubtless will continue to have excep-
tional opportunities afforded them for
the consumption Of it. The price of
tobacco is reported very low, being for
the whole country an average of fifty
six cents per pound on December 1st,
1878. This price is mainly the result
ofan oyerstock Of poor tobacco last
year. We have no accurate data of
the yield per acre, or the product of
1871. The total amount exported and
manufactured was little above 463.-
100000 pounds, Allowing six per
cent. for that used at home and that
which eyaded the tax, we have crop
for 1877 of about 490,0OO,OOO pounds.
The average for 1878 was rs per cent.
of 1877 The quality of tobacco pro-
duced was generally better and heav-
Ter, making the yield per acre rather
more than that of the previous year,
except in Kentucky, where it fell off
Slightly The total crop of 1878 is
ESTIMATED at 393,OOO,OOOp pounds, worth
so, 900, 900, against 400, 100000 pounds
last year. The bankrupt sales of
pure Habanas for dollar thousand
ought to be a lively business this year
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-02-17

SIXTY Illinois legislators took a freq
ride to Chicago the other day, and the
Times reporter swectly says of them:
Excepting, perhaps, your country
editors, no junketer so loves ride
free or at half-fare as the average
State legislator. To say nothing of the
sxhilaration Of Importance which
swells him as he goes, he feels his
midrif quiver with delight at the
humping of a train beneath him at
half-rate of less, When it is special
train, to boot, he becomes radiant with
JOY, and beams over the board at the
people who prepare banquets for him,
with the unctuous radiance of man
who has filed himself with the deep
est measure of every earthly good
thing"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-02-17
River Telegrans.


Special to the Ledger.l
DEvALL's BLUFF, February 10
Steamer Hard Cash passed here on
time this morning and will arrive at
Memphis Tuesday morning early.
She will leave Wednesday with a
return trip, going through to jackson
port. Ed POSTAL, Master.
CAIRO, February II. Arrived
Robert Mitchell, Cincinnati, noon.
Showing since 10 o'clock last night.
PITTsBURG, February 17.-River 6
feet s inches and falling. Weather
cloudy and showing,
EvANsvILLE, February l7.-River
falling, with III feet on the gauge.
Mercury 4'. Departed-Parker, Z
am; Clinton, am; Grey Eagle, 10
am
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1879-02-17

PETER CooPERs eighty-eighth
birthday was celebrated Wednesday
evening at the residence of his daugh
ter, Mrs. Abram 5. Hewitt, No. Q
Lexington avenue, New York. A
great number Of distinguished citizens
were present, among theme being four
Catholic bishops, the presidents of all
the colleges in New York, and a ma.
jority of the clergy The old man was
in frst-rate health and spirits, and
ready to run again for President on
the Greenback ticket.