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New-York tribune., 1879-03-01


Iuc stock market to-day proved 10 bc another
disappointment. After the brilliant ending yester-
day % vas only reasonable to expect that prices
YOU id hold least through the inst hall hour of
to-days business. but they did not. In some in
stances the hr, prices were higher than Yesterdays
aot, but this Gmed atcly was followed by 4 decline
that left no profit even upon yesterdays average.
The traditional rally then followed before another
decline aud 50 the market huctuated ali day finally
clos ing not tar from the lowest point.
Western Union continues to b. an ex
eepton 10 the market, and to-day ranged
between 1854 and 1862, closing at the highest
figure. The clique IN this stock to-day seems 10
have become aware Of the inconsistency Of per-
mittiug Atlantic aud Pacific 10 be weak az 80 while
the fayoute strong at l06 lis prlce was
opened up al 373l, and It closed at 81. Lake Shore
was heavily bought at ~ at the opening, bat Later
sold at 7IG71ls and Michigan Central was
walked up" TO s9l4 only TO decline to ssh. Tho
common stocks Of Chicago and Northwest aud st.
Paul each opened strong but Immediately sold
down, and after several fluctuations recorded the
lowest price Of the month. Erie was less
hrm, with sales between 254Q20l4. Central
OF New Jersey was notable because of
its rapid decline from 39i2 10 37s.. Later
1t grew steadIer aud ended at 3Sl2 The other coal
stocks were feyerishiy weak, but closed at q rally
from their lowest figures. Delaware. Lackawanna
and Western was freely sold on sellers option Of
sixty days at from " per cent below the rel gu
New-York tribune., 1879-03-01

CArL--o:30 O'CLOCK p. ".
FRrpAY. Feb. 2s-P. v.

]
The month ending to-day has been more notable
for speculative operations than for legitimate busl
ness between producers and consumers. The ex-
ports of hog products have continued large, but q
comparison Of the foreign prices with those Of our
home market suggests that at least a good portion Of
shipments have been made for Amcrlcan ac-
cou,. rather tIau for orders. The following shows
tlc p.ices OF tho principal staples at the opening
and close Of the month:
New-York tribune., 1879-03-01
BERDFLL MORTGAGE SUIT DECIDED.

BOsrON, Feb. 2S.--In the Circuit Court to-
day Judge Fox gave his opinion IN the of George
y BarnaU! and another. dcmandauts, against VIM. :.
Hart AID others, tenants IN what's known ths Ber
d, mortgaee suit Tie promises In the first count IN
The Wni kuoWu aS " Er'uc's Wharf are awarded 10
c dtnaudah:s and a tho other property IN tue other
counts ~ tar writ Is aRarlCd 10 the tenants.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-01

The subscriptions 10 the new per cent Govern
mcut bonds during the month, # hot compared
with the SiGD.OOj. 900 subscriptions of January,
Wer- lr4e amounting ~ So630O,- 500 The specu-
latiou at the stock EXcuauga va, variable, but
generally toward lower range oi Y'.He.. Tie
following "a llr show, the extreme rt.-' Of prices
tor -. principal stocks during the month:
New-York tribune., 1879-03-01
Gllnhnors OnntsG--f fem1lsJ

COOK u, 81 ,,.-,.lo,. t,t, ,,;.I,1I< ,..-l ,,...,.
80, 80. - " - ''N ~, i "a. az &. ~ W @ III ~
,r cof,rtI o - T,, ~ u ? 1ns m r. l' II9--' "'N'' .'5
I,onK ,w.,.tod . si,,a,,o,, - ,.oo, ,,,i,
\ COOK m 9ni rivtr, : 7,,i, u" o,, m rlr
,o1. b.. ,ir ~ tv ~ ,5o ~ ti
reference Ac,-e.- ROSA EIttN SA% -, = r5s. 4a1 sr
-'., 80 '' So
l VTA.-by pl:--'S. good COOK IN private family
isirc s: sou! b..,r- r ob,ertr to ~. ,oTlfry. f RI
COOK 900, IIo Inn. ,--,,,-,-, nh,
1 T. It.',' w E""''' "VH'H WIZ
utAhcHr, 'y ' tJ ""et o. in"nlh vi" he i"und rrl3o
IN I'm 'l anF .n.eXc'p 9hh io cry Tcit'rnc's - pre-
-oot, r.. ...,.--.-..,.
{ OyiN.i l'Nl .ilN' i-H-Il@tl ''Vh' HH,l'i>IiHuS
- 81 'o. 49, 'l-- .'i t- g. 7 can 49,
'Hi' tl-IAr %. t''hrn 9" years cry rricrence-; city
OF country. 800 ',h.t.t.' near 2.'i.'t. HI- Ho"r
EO1N.-Bv Hf>t-clisS Swedish girl thor
..'. .I -.,'f p. .iIJ tl n -.F..- i,' lthr-t
''...-. i'" di wv o.L ave- i'i"''A"'t tNd 1-h-l'
'VOh, oi OOH and LtJNDR-o~ Sly Il
, u.'. I~t D. tI." l tt. y branch cooks
D. ''-. %. 2.m Wuffv. &C. % superior oirle a.0 eX'
.ttI' pft ana ttr COOK ' exp" .rnc- gnod reference
. ' '.-..'' ,'.' ~ 3D. .. .. ,-, ".'i t2..--,
{ 'i-A'.' .HNNti, ~. e. nay AMER. an
= rf' at r.-trlt rlatH "a 8 tat "a trc-s fsl
. .".'t t- .'ti. 4P-tar. .o.N. .-. vltA " .!n. Il
r.-.1 ....., ,,,'. cty or country. A.KarAN IT, 20
..l..re rrHr l~-h st.
,,.t .-t,t,.,, ..,, r,-..-- ,--, D., ?,
! 'titHP PEHH-'iD Ju' Nt.AAN ltt-'' 't i.N
r,,onr,,ri,.. v.s ~ g o. r, r'a.rV Can seen
90 ,a. 'u, G.I-.gr between O.. ,fl lLd jpil-t
,,r,,,,,vn.,,tf ,.,,.r-,.. n
fWANbLNHAlD AMI Al ittNo.-B an
Ven rana I,i .on e in 'h,r afv -, ,,r'e-
woman co'ntsy u city. Can lt 40 ot5 dtnsve near 2sd
,f.. trsi Ioor
New-York tribune., 1879-03-01
Bankrupt NoIltes.

nlSTRICT COURT of the UNITED STATES
~ for the SOVTH.tV DISTRICT OF NEW-YORB-In
tn matter u Albert l.. HERNsTElN banErupt.-IN
BASkRU PICY.A Warrant BANKRUPTCY has pr'u S't Dy
saG Court against tie t.tdt OF AlBf.Isl l. t.l.''
OF LIc t1.y u NcY.lork OF tAr County Ot NtWi OK,
o the state New york District slutEe bankrupt
uQou the petition Of h- CREDITORS. ahd the pI nrhl
debts ant the delivery OF any property DeIohEu5
sad BANKRUPT Inn 10 ms use and the Transfer OF
any property by him, forbidden by aw AetLhe Gl Ae
assgnecs es,aIe, viii be he'll Al Court
BInkruptcy, holden &C 40. l30 1t a. IN lle
CITY OF &cw York, said District on t~ Zpth Jay OF
k.tcuu esq one the Registers bankruptcy vi said
New-York tribune., 1879-03-01
NONINAIIONS.

WAsHSGTOS, Feb. 2S.-The President sent
Co tho : maze to-day the follow .U- NnWIna'tnn-:
Ini[1 Aqens- BENJAMIN f. Brackett. of MaryIt =, the
lnjdl Agency IO"n Eells az tho SkHsOuish Agency
Cud'ItS ID. MMner 40 tht Ncz Iercf- Agency.
If.rs = H4-Il'fl'y AFtler the Derirt or
~ rl and pIlkuty O. Han Ot the DSic 81 ilrh-Uurs
.Iaur4- H.. !.auAcu. postmaster at Flint Mich
New-York tribune., 1879-03-01

The transactions I'm et0cks for the week Eve days.
ending t'-dIy Iy amounted 20 I,1fIl6, share, against
1.4I4.-J6 shares for the preceding gc'k, and
LUUJ.t2o ,laIe- for the week before that The
principal features Of the speculation during the
wcrt Ntre IT, irregular ,y and ~ den oH1H.cs from
Wvak .-s- 10 apparent strength. lerrEc"pt western
Union, hat SHOWS a grain of 3ai, Auauuc and Pa
cIhc o. C.u oi 81 and Michigan Central alln ot L
per c,AI, tt ..0,Iu. prces for the general market
are HoW Il 10 O42 per cent lower than
tIe, were o. week ago. RumDrs If dis
. glJcments between the" bull v clique have been
iI,cis .c,4.a.,o, followed by reports mat every
tHIAg Wa- h.ruUlEous again :; anu Do d",u!dancc
win Ic,r a.!iele.t rUmUrs tie Hdra,s has been
alternately ,tlouQ and weak. But t9c 'ruth OF the
whoie matter probably l. exhibited iu Che hLal
result, as SHOWN by tie prices; AID ,...., =, that
there us~ u,"ua eeutTdi realizing 10 tL. i,4. tEt
that t.-e limited market would permit.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-01
Gelp nJanteo

DOY WANTED in dry goods store, who
- lives wish bis parents and give 81 oil references
Addf,s stating QUALIFICATIONS. al salaiy GcsiIed T. u
BIx 80.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-01
LOUIS F. PAYN. MArsnal-Messenser

THIS IL To GIVE NOTICE; That on the
j 1lst tay February, A.D. 1879 Warrant In BANK
ruytcy The estate Of WILLIAM T.
BISHOP Of New York IN the County OF Newfork anG state
Of NeW- York, who been ahludged bankrupt on
MS own petition: that the mcnt - any debts and
delivery any property belonging to such bankrunt
~ him bis use, and the transfer Of any prUpery
by lin, forbidden ny law that a meeting Ot ths
cf EDITORS bankruu To their deOts aud
Ia choose gnchs of his estate vii he
held at a Court Of Bankruptcy "a be holden AZ No. l51
BroadWay IN the IIty Of Neg-IOrk. before Mr Henry
NlI,r Allen. Register the 18th DAY Of March A. D.
1879, at l2OciOCE Lou II 4. FAY n.
MnrsnA as Mes.enger southern Llstret oi New ork.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-01
An IMPORTANT DECISION EY JUDGE BLAICH-
FORD.

George II. Wooster against Horace b. Claf-
u aud others cause 'uyo,IA- a fru..ur o. thc az
most ortaUco. and which VII t .- ali manufactures
~ rgnl - pr-d goods in t-. U.-.t stats. v- Ice
c.t-a yesterday by Judcc Bate ford D.. ,as Tnit.d
-l-t- i.I,ut Court. NDp grititr. I M ..a .-.r lie
.D- further use OI plating c4iu,s.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-01
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
=, he reading of yesterdays journal occupied
Ntee-quarJers OF an hour
-. motion OF Mr. FRYE Glep., Me- the select com
Se appointed yesterday for the charge made against
New-York tribune., 1879-03-01
THIS Is TO GIVE notice. That on the 21st

tay of February A. D. 1879 Warrant BankruDtcV
ssued against the estate OF ALONZO I COLLYEk. OF the
Ciiy ana County Of New-York and State OF Newfork.
yuO adjudged q bankrupt On his own po
uon the paymentOf debs and delivery OF any prop
belonging such banEruptt To MN OF Tor hs use ana me
transfer Of any property BY him. forbidden by law;
that meeting creditors Of the said nkrupL 70
choose or more assgnees OF
his Will De- held a Court OF bankruptcy 70 be holden
80 322 roadway IN the City OF NeSfork, IN said Dis
trct before Isaac uAytnn knsste the 10th day Of
March, A. d. 1879. al IL " clock M. LOUIS =, PA1N.
M4rAal Mrssengrf southern Dsuiet OF NeH YORK.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-01
THE MONEY. MARKET.

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ATCHIsoN, KANSAS, June "a
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Personal Experiences of the. late War.
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SheriH's Sale.

Ann j. Carmouche, ct al, No, 2776. In Dis.
VS. trict Court, Bosser
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DIV virtue of writ of fieri faeia' issued in
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Louisiana
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Our esteemed contemporary, the
Bossier Banner, has been enlarged
to the size of the Sentinel. We wish
our friend Scanland increased pat
ronage, and that the Banner may
ever wave to battle for the right as
in days gone BY Vienna Sentinel.
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The Enterprise and ChrOn-
icle.

published every Saturday, and sent out by
i the earliest mails.
Has the largest circulation of any paper
published south of the Arkansas river.
1t is taken by regular subscribers in nearly
every State in the Union, and is popular at
home and abroad.
1t represents the great Agricultural. Stock,
Coal and Iron region of which Trinidad is the
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pertaining to the country.
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70 1t is the duty of everv MON

% 1t is the duty of every man
who lives in a town to use eyery eff.
fort for it's encouragement and up.
building 1t is his own home, and
selfinterest-even if he were indif.
ferent to the public good-should
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otherwise is to attempt suicide. In
any event, the man who would per-
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his own home must be sadly blinded
to his best interests. Horace Gree
ley, III commenting on this very
subject, insisted that if the town
had defects, let the world discover
them the best way the world could.
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etc. Patronize every good and
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By purchasing whatever is needed
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upon every worthy project, hope fol
great things and in due time success.
cannot fail to crown the efforts pu
forth.
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10 1t is said that dogs which
their tails to the right never
Hhydrophobia. Examine your
Gae aud, if his tail curls to the
kill him.
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\ U The public school at Bellevue
" close the 18th inst. On the
psot the same day an entertain
aswlll be given at the Academy,
4ne benefit of the children. All
NllM to attend.
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I U The 'Skeeter wheteth his har-
upon the rock preparatory to a
upon the back OF the small boy
sgOeth in the lake against his
taers will and retureth home
Rals shirt wrong side out.
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III Capt. 7. W. Abney, "Abney's
n,s Denton county, Texas, has
hanks for Denton papers.
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o. We acknowledge "a call from
William A. Ogilvie, travelling
bot for the Shreveport Standard,
pot our best exchanges.
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IVA light shower of about Is
aaa'es duration Saturday night
ass . three weeks drought here,
ivy much good to the growing
W. More rain is needed. The
aaer is decidedly cold for June.
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aFCattle and horses OH the
ares now look sleek and fat
nutritious grass affords oceans
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1879-06-05

To- @The boy stood on the burn
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