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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-02-23
Ts.,,ns.'s ntsth naIea.

Ts.iSny's st0sk naIta,
$50 Uphir, 40 l0H
as Mexican. 39% 30 -,f"'
45O Gould aud Curry. iai:
B5o Best and Delehor. 20 1874
1laU California, ~ ~
400 Savage. 1894 1874
e4O Con. Virginia, *
81 ChUilat. isH ~
as Hale aud Norctoss; 1914 1914
go Point, 5M 5H
AS Jacket. 2iA NH
Ass Imperial. I2Oe az
lao kentuck. 5% "a
625 Alpha. 1871 20
lUij BrIchef. Ia az
l2U Collide nee. 1874 i6.S
$40 Sirrta NsvadHi AZ. 40
lSU Utah! IL l0a
1915 BnlliUh. Ia "a
$40 EIcheqner. G1s g..
100 Overman. iUI. lUs
21O JusiiceI % 5Ls
lUl5 Succor, 6Uc
lyO Union. 67L 60
JyU Alta, Gs. OF
$50 Lady bryan. l70e III
l19J 5hlin. % %
$40 Cai-donia, "a $500
3SO Silver Hill. $500
5l5 Challenge JG0c 35Uc
255 New York. 6Oc
AS Andes, ;5c 6Oc
2UJ Wells Farsu. I5c
81 Scorpion. IN
82U Ward. l35c l45c
as Levinthan, bVc
435 n. Con. Virgins, 10 1914
$50 Durdrhclies, ~ 530c
2UU Trojan, 3Ov
l55 IL, iitun, ) 1HUS
80 Solid Silver. 55e
no F.owety. &c
lUO Leopard. IS SIC
10 PriEe. y
100 Navajo. 20c Is
81 Ind, Ptidebce, 1880
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-02-23
Departures.

For TuscaToH this morping-Mrs.
Mason.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-02-23
IIrRArtarNa.

To tho north this morning woro T..
Vogue aud W. II. Bailey,
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-02-23
Arrivals.

From the north this evening were
Mrs. Mitchell, Richard Yves, aud W.
Gleason
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-02-23
Departures.
Ia MrmOrIam.

This morning were J. Mcclure and
Miss Emo.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-02-23
SAN FaAAC.sUo SIO;G dun. Q,

friday. reBraart ~. i,ss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-15
THE MONEY MARKET.



During the last week the speculation IN
rrstrs and provisions pushed with increased vigor
Th.re were numerous fluctuations hut IN grains prices
werc well the close at advances Of from
% cents while provisions reacted and their ns prices
are not materially changed from those OF week ago
The business reported to be almost entirely on
rpecuative account the high prices checking exports
specuators however. affect q belief that the demand
for shipment only checked and that IL must come ar
later period no matter high prices are and they are
not at all disturbed by such facts as the follow
ing: The stockOf wheat in New-York now is l2-OOOOOO
bushels against 5 100000 bushels a. the same time "a
year ago: imports into Great Britain from septem
Der TO November 22 were 1e.4o6.5s6 cwt OF wheat
this year against 332653l FOR the corresponding
time OF ISIS. l5.s07446 cwt IN 1877 and 100000
cwt in 1876. and OF corn 5.l32,735 cwt. this year
against 4.236622 cwt. In 1878, 31ls75l cwt. in 1877
and 3456s65 cwt IN 1870 The NewYors prices OF the
principal ces compare with the prices OF year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-15
COTTON .hARKETs.

LEErool Dec lsmi2o rcot.Un hsaSy s1st ne.
400 bales ineuing s4oG bales american Fuiurs-selrs
aevery % ssa d.. Decs@5er AMI Jlausy
livery 6s' d also 6is do @nuary and February DENY
I'd. co. and Aaril delivery. "a. also
AMI June delivery 7ied do. June and July delivery ST.
LivEhFoor. Dec 1873 D. nl-rne sale. Of Cotton to-day
included $500 bales American FUTURES closed dull
AUGUSTA Dec. I3.-COttOn qnel nomina Aidning II ~
Low Mddlng, II ~: Good Ordinary. ii c receipts LA
BAIrISoRi Dec. Scouos dull Mladline. l2'.e Ley gs
bales cOastwis 40 Daesi sales. 70 bales stock
BosfoS. Dee ls-cortOn ouet Middline. 1sci Low Mid
ding i2ase Good Ordinary &c net 'occpts 2SSo o"es
cnAG.EsroS. Dec 13.Cotm dali and nominal; Aiddlng
aept. 2 sc5 baes e,sorts "a the coniinen LIS
Midding II 7 Good Ordinary II Sc receipt So bales:
shipmen,s os7 bales saes 81 baes sinueA 100 bales
pee qqss Ma ID, 9s: me szsz
bales exports rtain 42sl bales sales 5z7 bales
LOUISVILLE: Dec. l-cotton duh: Madlns, IKE
MEMPHIS. Dec. l3Cctou nominal; Hrdlng. II Sc; Re
1913 bales shipments g,5d4 bales sales 4ls baies
s1e ee dys ~ os s c,. ,- an, ,,,- ,,,calng
1la4c; Low MID ling II sc Good Ordinary lie net re,
eeps 3261 bales coastwise LOSS bales sales Loo
NEW oEEElss. Dee Is,colton dun and lower Miaaine
ceiprs i42ls bales 1bt43 bales exports 70 Great
bales lis,'; stScs 81 8 Is hates
NORFOLK pee i3-Cotiau quiet; NidFng Il e.; ne ..
cepis 39T7 uae exports coaitwse f5s bales; Sales 40
PaAbsLruiS Dee s-cots,u quiet, Miars.I se.; Low
Midd'nE I2aic; Cool ordinary, ~ 30 net receDtf 20
9s sas gross Spinner S sa ai bss soss g. s. 6ss
SAVANNAH Dec. u COTTON quiet Mddil1. l2isc; Low
Middiing lac GOOD Or4iuarr 81 net f,cents ~ ~
bass; exports 10 Great Britain. 1929 bales coaswe Al6
bales; 100 bales; last evening 500 bales scs So SO
CT. LoIls Dee lscotion mminally &c lower. Mltalns
3s9e bales shipment as5l bales Sales I'D Saieai soeh
WiIrnSaroN. Dec 13-cotnn nominal snainrr. Ilaei
Low Niiine re ordinary iisci net receipts
il5J bales. exports coastwse 954 bales sock. 1851.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-15

Futures acuve excited aud points closing
hale, m NE First call ana Il, 700 bales
Pm. pald-DecemDeT lI3O LIB January lz0Oa
i73 Re ,ruarv. l2.75sl302; March laoosl33o April
l3G2dl3 10 August as SO 03ss Todays closing prices
December. l2.46al247 January l2b dl2Bl f.orusry
IL Oa 90 June 1854 Is IS; July l37l3l375 August
l37sal3.ss; market irregular unsettled Transferable
COR rE-Eio dull weak and nominal largo
and in JaneirO. ID little demand Fair Czrgces ponsin
l5sa &C. stock here l3l 80 bags MID Grades dulet
s1 FLU a. N-D NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dun; prices
NANNY Tor gr4dos OOOing inquiry chiefly for small
cells for i'm sales loycO bbls inc dng $40
bb city 80 - for West Indies $500 6bl' Min
bb Winter wheat Extra IS 250ss 20 $50 bills Low Exlra
~ 05 $50 bbls Suernt So 50ds6 latter tor Choice Win
ter heat bills No p a. 60sS5 30 latter very Choices
81 the safes 600 export Quotations. No
"a 8 a 80 90 gs5 Common 10 FAR III tra
sense 20 Goo" 70 tssev do e ,o ~ i s
Choice 70 Fancy 81 55Gss % Common . Good Extra
auod Hoop 10 zSSs6 75 Good % choos do 80 SOC
81 ss6 80 IS 60ds7 30 straight, 81 z1G
e. as Patent 81 bDas9 ciey within The range OF 81 20
to Good 20 6ps7. Choce FAMILY. 81 l0dSs %
Patent winter Wheat Extra 81 l31s5 - ci0sinE quiet
sales g. ~ Dbs; common Good Extra 80 1887 Cool TO
Choice 40. 81 l0ash 90 hfh flDt guieI urn sales
$50 bbls supernne sSas5 IS sUcKw st FLL00Uk
seIIng al az 4Oas2 %. mainly At s. t0Gs4 DO CORN
Nal quiet s0as3 80 Tor Brandywine 81 75ssS 70
far yellow Western r..s, -, -
GRAIN-whea market opened dull and ole lower. and
closed with decline recovered and with Eiue more
sfsenrb scarcely aDy export demand business manly on
e. port account sales Da,n futures 900 6gsa
q $50 Red ii Ezssi $ mainly q % No E:s
81 So All OF UngIrded White. 81 e5st "a No White
81 xsrasi - NO. White q ssnStb 30 &c. sp5 PIN
so s'sshs g. d. Ss f Ss il Sass asa closing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-15

The cotton speculation was feversh throughout the
week with vide fluctuations. resulting IN material
decline because Of reports about the large amount OF the
crop and tie weakness OF the Liverpool market
In financial circles the week marked By no event
OF importance. Congress demonstrated It's dsposi-
ton 10 skik away from currency question by
making long holiday adjournment. and postponng all
action until alter the meeting In January Money was
easy call the prevailing rate at the stock Exchange
being PER cent with exceptions at and per cent
On Government bonds the common rate was per cent
Discounts dull because OF the scarcity OF trsclass
paper, which passes at from sig TO Gle per cent
The transactions at the snbTreasury for the week
ended Friday night include receipts Of S6.s6l,l63
and payments Of 50 002 s21 resulting In reduction OF
S2141 656 ia general balance. and leaving 10 at
s1ll36l 52o against 81 500 III. December 5. The
particular were losses OF S57l.445 currency
and 81 $40 213 com. During the SANE " Elk the im-
if tiiemselves improved the bank reserves Dut
the domestic exchanges much against New-fork
the foreign favor OF II. Therefore
continued dram OF 10 the interior, so
yesterdays bank statement shows that the average
total reserves reduced Sl97O.9OO; legal
tenders 81 263 800, and specie S7Ol.6oO IL was aD
ficipated that loss egaltenders would De
greater than reported. bur u not expected
that the statement would show shipm~nt or specie
equal 500 900 than the ~. 600 winch went
into the OF the Treasury and from Imports
Tie loans expanded ~ 649O 600 and the deposits
were increased S5Z0.1OO. The OF the movement
was a reduction o. S2.1O3l75 In tne surplus reserve
paratve totals OF the statements OF December and De
emhp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-15

In London British rons0ls weaver. dee lining
from 81 u for both 81 and 97s for account
For tie first zine several months there s iinrrnce
IN favor az ne time contract. United -aies bonds Hue
tuated isa4 per cent. but the gal quotations
changed rom those 0f week ago, except Tor the As.
which art i lower. American railway securities have
hlctuaied. ont Onv follow the quotations from ne
home market, upon which the London market now
seems 10 depend entirely for its impulses in spccnai
ing in American securities. On Thursday tn Governors
OF the Bank o England made no Grange IL ia rate fE
clscount, and D. remains al per cent. against -SsQ22
per cent the rare IN the open market Tor discount OF
bankers ninety-avs bills. aud 2Ad3 cent for dis
count Of trade bills. During he week the bank lost
&l24.OOO bullion on balance, but the p.O-
portion OF reserve 70 ha0iitic, which the
preceding week was 4ja raised 20 allie
The following me highest and lowest prces of Sc
cues Tor the week ana the closing sales Saturday and
a week ago:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-15
EUROPEAN MARKETS

LIvFRPoOf Dec. i3-Pork- Prime Mess Eastern. urmer
At go: Western hrmor at 80. Racon.-Cumheriud Cut.
duh NJ "a short Rir. dull Al Long Clear,
dull ~ 3D. Short Clear Gull flL Hams-L0ng Cut,
nrmer az "a Sboulda1s dun M 49, Ba.-InGia Mes,
market Extra Mes dun al 1O2 Prime Ness nrner ~
49, Iard--Prlme Western DIM 80 Tal0E-Primc CIV
dull So Turpentne steady az 80 Cd to-in
Common. steady az SD fine DAN AZ 10. Cheese
American Cholce dull AZ 81 Oil, steady at al.
fiour-Exfra state steady al Sod Hheat-Snrng No ,,
ste.dy a. lOSi.; Sprng. No 2. steady at lllf- New
MescrnNuIe III L. New Southern Winter steady
ISL COrn--Mixed steady 81. COffOnseed O-lei-
American more n market ROsin-Comm0n AT London
dali TurTentne- London steady nc % 81
LIVERPOOL Dec l3-l23O u n.Racon. 80 81 per evil Tor
Long Clear aiddies and Al fot Short Crar Ai,ef- 80
LONDON. Dec 1880 Calcutta LiDsctd % ed 90r
per OF.
,ANTwEIP Dec 13-Petrnlum. 23is francs fine pale
American. Lard closed los francs 90 kioA
BREMEN Dee Is Lard clos VI al Al per1l0 o. Pc
troleum. = marks 20 pfrrnirs.
HAABJBc. Dec l3.-Lari Clsec az 10 marks per 100 To-
HAyRE. Dec l3- 81 francs 70 Confines per
5O hlos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-15
THE ERIE RAILWAY.

'I'HE EhlE KALI All,
WksIERN RAILROAD Arrangement Of uaina taking
o /. m. Cincnnsn and Chicago Day Express Drawing
room Coaches 10 Buffalo and Suspension Bridge.
m; Dst Fa 81 Log,s EsPGeis A,ps sa sSa,,o
wet Pnlmans best Drswins-roon Sleeping Coaches 10
4. pm. CD2lvl Pssiho Express for West ssspiax
Coaches through 70 Bunao. Niagara fsls Clncln
Tp.m Emigrant train tor the West.
Newars, 6:+5 $40 lS0 $40. 40. $50. s:io 7s0
D. and ~ mianght Saturday nighis only. suScaEs si5
a. R % SS and Pass.s g 1;ss 10 900 IN cAs
s sSoa 5 so so $50 sS ESQ O.
Il @dnlshL sundays g. $50. 1910 las $50 : NJ
Patterson. $40 5s, SO 10 1920 1880 m II noos
- = $40 800 sSo 4 @aa q slo sSo 3D. sie ss
iOs1, NJ las. go, p m; snd u midniyht =,
m sH s a usS IS $50 1910 - $40 NJ fs s ~ M
Newburs md corn~ai. ZOO a W. $50. 4:Sop m sun
sendaSs and a Kingston. H. $50 p. SUNDAYS sso
Goshen d 7:so 9. 10 1o 800, $50. .ssO D. N
nsaSietown. 10 D. i0s6 m 800. 4.so p u sun
Says ssc s VII. osssso n aas is
Por, Jsrvis. 7so. y iSso ~ s:sc. g. p m sundssa
2ds quarter OF and quarter after each
hour s.s. for s. s. s sr N DSa.s on
AND ssrevsns solnsa. snd edsrs ior Inc
s . a. a. or a % @ss- ss = as S Ss
eGss ,.s ne e. We s. sss IN Dssyr. At
n IL :: no sos H. iA&sSrr osur r.ssr As.. Sswro
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
Trsiss leave Vol kss..est ciss,ss Itssmsn and ssk
s. sss sss. tss H AsS *. IA Ia s is s =;
| Leave 10 m,sssss at.s sAtas.J aish.
Manuel - so Sss .ss 's xs S $50 vs,s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-15

Tpe 4 ck market upOn the whole was rising one 'or
the week although the specuisf4On OF the last wO
daVs showed evershness and hesitation, prices
at the fad are generally higher tn fbey we're week
ar, The transactions amounted 70 l,SO4SDO SHARES,
AGAINST 237727 shares for tue preceding week. winch
included seven business DAYS The special iar0rites on
the week were Erie, The coal ~ eks ana fachc MATT
fheaa frn sed $4,000 shares 70 the fOa transactions
We.,ern Union was traded 10 The extent OF
l34OOO. aud az rising figures before the publ
cafIou 81 the compaDys ement and the
nonucement ~ its extra dividend Of per cent fore
fhe stock from 1914 10 1898,
afterward il sold down 70 10546lO6ls. Missouri,
Kansas and Texas notably active, l2OOOO shar-s
selling Within a OF per cent. Excepting IN the
case OF the stocks OF the coal cOnanies, whose mana
gers tell Us that the demand for coal great that
cannot be supplied and in the same breath strive 10
bring joint Arrangement ior reducing the
output t.erc were deyeiopments OF cnarac-
Ter 10 affect values adversely The overstoc coal
market and weakness OF prices Tor coal had as hte
eject In checking sharp advance for coal stocks early
IN the week as Western Onion statement and niNi
dend had IN sustaining the prices OF western Union
stock
The following were the closing quotations Saturday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-15
Surplus OF reserve
above LEGAL re-
s7.sse.e7s s5.5ss.soo Dec. s2.lOs.l75

ComDar i with that OF the corresponding date OF
ISIS present statement shows: Loans Increased.
So 7O9.gi0 specie increased, S3Jls65OO; legaten-
der~ C.crrHsed, So70746OO; deposits increased.
Sil.424.c00 circulation tacr-l-ed. c332z2OOi ana
surpus q, erVe decreased. .24l3oO The total re-
sery t73 300 now ia ~ % per the tal de-
pls.s silnst IS II last week and 1916 Or December
Ia. ISIS
The sock Exchange markets we're less active than IN
preceding weeks, bur the speculation was varied ana
Irregular Government bonds trm all this week,
but the hus mess done the Boards amounted nv 10
S2l6s 90 AGAINST 50 s97 500 TOR preceding week
The following the nl hest and lowest prices OF bonds
for the week and closing sales Saturday ana week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-15
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.


Holders of the Company First Land Grant Bonds.
DATED July Isl, 1870 due July ls;. 1850, Adolphus
exchange the same and funded interest certificates
thereof par and accrued interest. or the overdue
coupons thereof, IN Of Thousand 90 airs or
multi DIES thereof. az par. for the COmpanVs First
Consolidated Mortgage Bonds. nj par and accrued
Interest. az the Complnys Offices. so broadway,
agreeably 70 the prov lsOns Of the COmpanys First
Consolidated Mortgage.
Information cone ming either Of the above-de-
scribed Mortgages will be furnished Oh application
to the Secretary Of the Company.
KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY,
b, SlDNEl pLLON. President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-15

In stock speculation a thousand dollars some
tiInr ade from AN Investment of one hundr d.
Scno CD Alex. Frothingham & Co., brokers, II Wall
ST., New-York. Tor their Weekly Financial Report
sent free.
Attention Is called 20 the notice OF the Indian
apolis, Cincinnati and Lafayette Railroad Co., chat
the time for subscribing 20 the reorganization ex
10 Law
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-15

Leave vew.York, FOOT Ifberty-sr. Q. p r. of ~ j.
s:l5 mFor Farmngdaie Toms River. Barnegat AMI IN
tfrmedlate statiun. -
i:i5p m-For Toms River. Vineand, all stan Bay
Side AMI FOR ATLANTIC 1lNY.
400 D rn-For Farnln gdae. Toms Rive Banegat Tuck
r.. H. ant PhiiadelphlA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-15
Financial.
$3.50 0O0 to loan n sums to snit s,s on the 1os
CHE BONDHOLpRRs, COMMITTED 81 the

HHE BONDHOLDERS' COMMITTEE OF the
4 boiiers u COLUMBUS. CHICAGO ard lfDiAHA
CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANY CONSOLIDATED
BONDS. deposied under acreeIn -uts Of May ~ ana
Aurtst - 1879. invite proposals for the purchasr
- $4,000 Convertible Bonds Of the CoiumDuS mi
and Indsca Central Hallway COMPANY OF IN. tns
Of $1,000 OnO. secured by m Ttgage. uAten
February 1870 busabe AZ the option of the Company
heaTtng per cent 4ccumuiave ~
and convertible preferred Hcck un
These bonds fncnfnc Bonds have bee 90
tanned bv IL exchange for the sane a mt
purpose reducing fhe aff 81 the cOnmbus h,ago snd
Indiana Ceutr Railway top4ny In conformity with Judge
Harans decision. 20 SI.szA,tO bonds bearing per cent
absolute interest -o. -,
rh sIso invite proposals FIR the purchase 81 81 5oO00D
Union Company - issued for Columbus M
Bonds. redeposed under the aertement OF
August -. 1873 and stamped -.
Issued FOR Bond NO hereto
again deposifed pfofAs
ions O bOndhpders agreements within referred 70
Twentydve per " tic bonds tor which Dls VIII D1
accepted paid FOR FRIDAY the 18th instant Ihe pay
men OF The remaining % cent can e. deferred anu Jan
purchase price the securities Interest AZ the rate Of
per per be- char c 10 The day ~ yen
updersgned themselves the right 20 reject
bids Inch hey not think u Tor the Interest
OF the pond older, they represent 10 accr l. - a.
sealed proposals lids &. 4 /. G. Bonds.
addressed und rsgne at the ONCE OF A. lsen
Co. Wat wiz be received TO y o'clock. IN ursfay
December 10 WI v %%nIiI7r9ES%i arear. Counties.
ADRIAN 1SELfS.
New York. December 49, 1879.
Colorado Central Consolidated Mining Co.,
at Georgetown. Clear Creek Co. Colorado
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-15

On and after Nov. a. 1873.
Express Trains York Desbrosses and COrt.
1ndt STREET Ferries a. follows
$50 30 $40 90 limited. II a. nj 80 T. 40 Q.
I;5u $50 ana 10 m sunday t3O and a m: D o. 100.
$50 ami 10 m. Express trains leave Newfork daiy
cept sunday ~ $50 a. n running through VIA
Boats OF "Broo-iyn connect with all through
Jersey City sordng speedy and direct transfer tot
Brooklyn travel.
Renrnmg trains leave West Philadelphia l2.Ui, y20
345 q 731. :, $50 and IL Limited ezprsss is3o
-. las. 2 A. 5.ii, ON SUNDAY, llDl.
$40 and $50 e. 1886 m Leave Phi aielphia
Camden a. nj $50 daily except sunday
Ticket Offces-NOs o-6 and ga Broadway. No. Aston
u Desbr0sses Cortlandtsts No Court
Brooklyn Annex Depot root Of Pultonst Brookyn
ia ll6 and - HadsoDst, HoDoken Depot Jersey
CITY. Emigrsnt Ticket Office No. 3 Battery place
FRANK THOMSON l. p. FARMER,
General Manager. Genn Passenger Agt-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-15
Business Gnanres.

Business Chances.
A RARE INVESTMENT.
A popular BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS now enjoying
an income $4,000 per offered for sale
Satisfactory reasons tor selling
Apply by W. r. BEACH. Rooms 81 and 9s. Even
ng Post Building NevYOrk
xHvANTED.-In the manufacture of steel a
w general special partner with $50 600 capital by
has been lie BUSINESS thirteen years ara mas
capital Address 20 RBES SAGE. 100 Broad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-15

IN Paris. French ner cents flctuated nom $3.50 "a
81 90 closing s2.l5, against - - December g. sight
Lo1dun ran ged from 25 p 10 252t CLOSING
% "A francs the = The Bank of France Ost FOL
the week ended Wednesday. 5.S5O.OO francs specie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-15
NEW-JERsEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.

FREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
Connection. Leave foot OF L0erty-st for Freehold a.
S:i5 ll:45 a ~, T.. 5sI5 D. N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-15
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per North Rlscr. Vessels md Railroads.
SATURDAY Dec I3 1874
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

ASHES-Cu1ef, steady.
COTIDN--pOf dull and hlec. lower sales 2JI
bales fr spinuinr delivered contracts. $40 bse-
&c pts at ports 81 1873 36O46 this
day asst week aud 26523 bales this day year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-15

boxcs % bar. anil e7a hs Exports during weekra1
ann al the
firm spanish
eot 1850 ysg Exchange quiet; the unite ststes 90
gDld slhrt sight DO sdsas preninn
Lou1un, l7salSA. yremium: Paris. 3ad4 premium
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-15

In state the business light outside of North
Carolina special tax bonds. which sold al Az Louisiana
consols recovered RON 4Ol4 46a reports mat the
debt frn, sion the Constitution probably has
been carried About the usual amount ~ business was
done in ciiv stocks and az iu figures Railroad
bonds active and OF the speculative kinds
show IN rUved prices, whe the investment bonds are
iu good demand and firm. But the average investor
SHOWS little dscernment IN the purchase or railroad
hnnds IL seeks 10 BUY the highes-priced security,
simply because is merit Is Judged by the price.
while otael bonds that amply secured 10 insure the
payment interest ana principal sci a. prices that
Yield AMI per interest ms end OF ana per
cent The following the highest and lowest prices or
the principal representative railroad bonds curing the
week ana me closing sales OF Saturday and agU;
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ANE DOLLAR TO BOSJON.

" MA THE FALL hIVEk LINE. - .
specal limited tickets. Mag iicent steamers OIL
COLONY and NEWPORT eave New-l ork daily, nclndinr
Sundays 81 from Pier % North aver. foot OF
ray st Leave BROOKLYN 4:OU Jersey city. 42V y
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financial.

A MIDDLE-AGED MAN for years IN the
- employ ~ one OF the mott prominent German ln ~
Houses Womb Ike o. form CONNECTION rh some iaen Ia
posted IN every branch, esc ally regard. s0ek. sHi
bonds Address for three days hELlAbk-' iriaune
Olce
GAS STOCKS & City R.R. (H0rsa and ElvtN
~ Stocks Bonds bought & snd. f.IhEW!rI Uro1i-st
Gas STOCKS
All New-Yor and BROOKLYN Gas sfooss anf IN knis
q Hes dealt
CE0. u. PREN1iis- - BRO AD->r. y y.
NOTICE.-Will some gentleman having q
y few Thousand dollars invest IN productive Cold
Mining COMPANY ASSUMING lrse and unhffN late p turns
prulcny mguagCr, fsT ownc, connections on nr-iclas-
appoint Interview with auytrleri Address LES4 i -
this lhce
NOTICE.
y MATJRT COUPONS PROM BONDS Issued BY
KANSAS CITY. MISSOURI.
CAN BF PRESENTED FOR PAYMENT TO
KOU TIE BROTHERS. bANkrf-
j. WALL -lhi-LL NlN-lDi.n Otl4-
OfFicE OF THE ralIaE MINING AVD MILLING CoaPAyy,}
SAIL LAkE CRY. Utah, Now A.. 1873
NOTICE Is hereby given. TO whom 10 may
~ that transfer % stock heionng This con
rany viii her after be- erogn7fd unless e same - tested
hy l. A. Van PhAAi, Annnca agent Of the company. 40
wH MCKAY. President
-ccretarr and reasrrer
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NEW-HAvEN. HARTFORD, &c.-Fare 81.
~ leave Peck sD daily SUNDAYS excente for
New Haven al and IA D. IN, correcting With roa'is
NORWICH LINE To BOSTON.-FARE ONE
~ DOLLAR FOR special limited tickets STEAMERS
Pier River, daily, including t:3O
fog New-Lond0n. boston. Worcester, &c