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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-28

| IN TOwN-Frank Noble and III. Reynolds
| by Officer Metcalf to Virginia a day or two
since, on charges of grand larceny and honse-
breaking, were discharged on the ground of
insufficient evidence to convict them. They
are now in this city. In the face of the fact
that the proof against them did not convict
them in Virginia, yet there is very slight
doubt of their guilt and, as we have enough
of their kind in this city now, it might be
just as well if they didn't linger long, for the
chances arethey will get into trouble here, out
of which they will not get as easily as they
did above.
DISTINGUISHED VISITOR - Hon. Horatio
G. Burchard, Director of the Mint, will ar
rive here this morning, to be present at the
annual settlement and clean up of our Mint
Mr.. Burchard is successor to the late Hon. H.
R. Linderman, and is said to be thoroughly
familiar with Mint affairs. He represented
the Fifth Congressional District of Illinois in
the House of Representatives for the past ten
being an excellent and worthy gentleman. He
is thorough silver or double standard advo-
cate.
UNKIND.-An individual who is always
finding fault with what other people do, re-
marked last evening, as he saw some of the
Grand Marshars aides riding by the Ormsby
House, that the staff would do much better
in the " Horribles procession, than as aides
to the Grand Marshal, and making a misera-
BILE pun by saying g because they are such
horrible riders" 1t is fearful task to pub
fish such envious little jibes; but we only do
it to show how mean some people can be.
WANTS VENTILATION. - The heat in the |
Opera House last night, especially in the
dress circle, was suffocating. Something
ought to be done to secure a better ventilation
during these hot evenings. In all other res |
poets everybo is well satisfied with our |
little theater.
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BOWERS MANSION.

An excursion train goes to this popular
place of resort every Sunday morning, accom-
panied by full band. The grounds and house
are kept in excellent order, and everything is
done there to make guests feel comfortable
and pleasant. Fare for the round trip is only
81.
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NOTICE.

The regular communication the Lodge Of Perfection
for the month Of June postponed until Monday July
IA, 1876 BY order
GEO. B. HILL, t. P. G.. M.
T c. PINKNEY E. q Secretary.
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Telegraph Cigar Store,
J. z. FARRELL. Proprietor

gETBTE.E LISTENING TO TEE TELE-
w GRAPHIC tick, and Specializing as to how much
You out by having Bodies COnsocks during
Jhe last deal you may find relief BY sinking the Stock
Shop getting the Of the behind the Telegraph
Cgr Store counter and trying OF his imported cars
fine favored chewing tobacco Or if not in on the last
and ready for the imported luxury, a. the
Telegraph Cigar Store you get
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-06-28
a DAISY OF A EFT clcAe.

Always hand smokers materials, including meer-
schaus, brierWOod aud other varieties of pipes smoking
tobacco pipe stems, cigarettes cigarette paper and in
short everything be founC stcass establishment
Of the kind,
Telegraph Cigar store Onnsby Building, Carson street
Carson je20
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Lit & ing Full Information and
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Cures Pimples, BOils, Blotches, Neu-
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New-York tribune., 1879-01-01

e%s sR as do s s,ss So st
White DO SS SSaS5c.....FEED quiet steady BEANS dull
GREAsE-sales 5000 n. 4sac
HAY AND sTEAW-steady. arrivals limited demands
HIDEs-Qute arm IN fair demand sales s42 Dry Monte
yideo, seconds GO Dry SAT- Texans 1900 Dry DO 5o
HoPs-Dul alike Tor CONSUMPTION and export; Prime 10
MOLAssEs-Quet unchanged. for both foreign and 90
NAVAL sToRFs-spirts Turpentne On et owing to fur
ther se2sqe Rosins dun nOinsly UNCHANGED
C9mm9n 70 5000 49, 80 2 isl - oT cita
oil others quiet unchanged On Change at call or Cotton
OCEAN FREIGHTs-Arain Guiet. rates somewhat nm,
s1i e@ r1n aTg faty Ca @ S 56 Fdsr sTrS
2s Cd. 1900 sacks do through 22s Cd 100 bbs PORK,
steam 900 bush Grain Last evening private rs;
2C bIs DO 6'ld; lO.0 20 Ks -Four through I9s; ss'
% 200 pkgs Butter 3ls 6di SAT- 900 bS,s Dds
Flour =. Sd; leo sacks do. through, 27s. 6d;
.r @ sya2 % sS @ o2s s OTf dam fcs 2. % %sb si GRAIN
loo tcs Iar private terms Hamburg. sail so" bbls Lubu
sR sasm 800 bb r7o8n noae rom St Loai. = s5 gold
Marseies, sail 80 Pgs Froyis9ns through, S2s cd
4Os. l6j Hides. Cos 100 TONS Eeasurement Good. 90@
Beef s 800 PEgs Butter. $50 .32 ceioons Tobacco
& Sa. o ao n 10 ] % HIs & HI fD4 cSrr 1 c Sy fS efms
British bark 45 Vo And Caz. RchDrd Petroleum
John. y. B, Fioar and Provision. Inyate, terms
stock private terms American schooner 90 tons,
from Pascagoula to Boston. Lumber. e. From New
nd anuther 10 Cork for orr Cotton private terms an
s p ." f@a T tG'5%a Ss 80 S Eaant& fc
3d ButiSn ship othe United Kingdom; 1000 qrs cram
gaie, 500 ar. do S. From - John S Rgrvo Brush
bafk-. ~. aLi 80 tons a. lly,rio.i. Deals bJs.
lures Naphtha. stc Crude. N bbs, 7a-aSc; k-nne-l
here Size; In.ade phia and Bs.umoe &C. eases II. a
lS B &c Ii4l ,.0na'ps,G @ 3 iet%s t s ~ ~ % 5i, ot m Cit
highest. oslo lowest s6llc opening "6lIc. osug - Sc
PR9VISiONS-POR RK-Narset opened shade Anner closed
about steady only moderate business sJes ~ Dhls
February New So = 40 as tc 40 bhs April
&r~, - - = % Se,ona Jann1ry o - 9'aS 20
GSt" - "a - ,o iSG 5oa ~ p aFF [%b BEFF
n rcSici Berrs. 4aaiac: 200 fic,lcd should
..ies Il-c MItdlcs fry active pica~ f1vor!nc sellers,
Ing ant short c'r hal, ana naf 45qi ioc. ,ar
500 boxes Lnrg aud snort Clear bruary &c a4a at
auier ,trady. &--o3',c. Ctv, sc higher fairly active
quoted &c.. n-avy Il2htavrrlge-i Fg-, 4',-.
active export pecuatiya b1.in. 1uet
lost SAFES. 37j Pumo steam srot. 5spc; 200 tcs.
i,yi Ec t-. 555ic. pray roS Soc ya.t 9so
av, 5774 &c. February, 90 -0- 9jy. March 800
j'1Lr.: AprL aH'aGe May Co. lgci Cily steam about
.... BCTrtR, rHEE-E AND LoGa as last noticed.
SFFDS-Grl. SEED qu.@t 90 e onqtI - 'or Timothy c.
ne for Western Clover 7e'o for state do Flax qie
~J-GAE Law ,rm uut rather quc today, Eair. to Good
.|y ~ - w. 'i. i' V' -' H ., '-' i,
'" hh4' .,' n-', ir ,'''a '''' S... ,,,'r
STEaRI \ E--haac hrm,r; sale. 10 ties western. c4c
.IsILoV-~j.lar. .a,c' 5000 p -.45'.5o
WIISh hDl-Iurt, nominal :. II.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-01
a. Asked
A.HH

The uncertainty a. to the payment OF the JahuIS
,,,tercst caused a further decline III LOUISIANA con-
.nis 10 GGI4. North Carolina 6s special TAX tHlIu
class sold at 2I2. ~ ,oo, .,li - -
I,rg. bu.iue.s was done IN railroad bohI-, Az
ada southern guaranteed hrsts rls'nS 10 - on
Ie9vv sales. Elevated tiTsts 10 IOi Missouri i'
E.nsg- ana Texas tirsts advanced 10 3I =, - Jo-
lrnb ;, to lOIl2 II. Paul gold IS to lO7 = SINKING
fId, 10 1929. l. and -. DIVISION 10 lOl, Northwest
1,oiJ cpusoIs To lO4 and Michigan Central -
10 I11at jersey Central consols -old al - wa
Nah consolidated coryertlblts at go, ILLINOIS and
Stutte,n Iowa Hr>ts * coupon at @Oa9l, anu
Clcvclaud Palusgii'e and y ltaouia at llo'4.
Gold sold at lOci32a 100 %, ana was worm
l., dav to 3la per cent year tor use 10 tho-f COM
r.iIrd 10 settle existing contracts to-day Oiher-
Vs. The market was devoid Of feature. The As
.'stant Treasurer paid out 1913 100 N CON for n
trrrsr and Sl3s 500 IN redemption OF called bonds
The day's business f the sold-clrarng department
of the Bank Of the State OF newborn covered :
Gold cleared S3O. 40 900 god balances, 81, ,sJA-
600. currency balances Sl,s00,11o.
Foreign exchange "as weak on a Goou suPpH VI
iii. and a -Ignt demand Actual rates were i2~
3. Of a cent below annexed quotations
New-York tribune., 1879-01-01
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
T,J YorH R,rer. TeSse's 0Hf R0jh009s.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
Vt-r-T.ky inc al -,


cGFFEF Rio At IIisiG.c. for ordinary to Prime car.
.s,.. vaz tulIs active. l,luJ *
7g1,c 500 bag cts al Rio, lie, D. Ou bigH '
non 40 bagscx Grf B-i rex lUpo bags a.. ,'y v"
RIO" ursatc terms lawns STOCK mere "t I'r'oo 'e'
Mid quict unchanged. , .t.or,,, ,yt,bo,,t
ciar. change g-f bale ll'1H lit tNenlii9
t, - Tor cpJrt js2 sJi ming. 40 dr sie,
,i,-aI,d ON rouiric bales Receipts az ne pa
6oi- against bales This day last Wcrk , " a. G'
a., az. God Oruua,y UIlandr. : i-t l"" ,lNll4a W.,
u W1din. 9TrGc. Futures moderate 1rl.o q i,
,s ma ,ct at 20 ii points IoNcl
a. p0,nts higher: sales la-t evening u'.U na''
i6 February 96o iaIcH, - . go.
fTsi - 14 Nav a.G July. 100, total. 3 800 al's
pr, Ap,, call Fruruirv. 30 April - $50: NJ! ~,
ooo i,tt.- aiI-January. 81 yI, = D. 'l az
.r'iarr g67 a. t9r'6s March. 9aJ' pm 80 Nay ~"
total. to-day JANUARY
-i DO no notice 9j February H11ahoot Ni,'a
,.-n0p-I Apu 81 1855 May, 800 loOt. IH' l"'
5."i: INV loI linI-: Aug Il IO250lu total. a..
.ol grand total. 900 bales - pad o X Nlh-y ~
SI,rrL f.r Npr 20 paid eNeaIsr Loco Nay IlJ"N a"
mad 10 ,xchauge 100 January 2d i"r Il j Futures 'l'i
New-York tribune., 1879-01-01
rr.rnPeAN FINANrIAL MAnEErs

LONDON Dec. Slime T,nes fro - financial summary FOR
I--- Industries been G-"'l Lri. credit
-reI ami iai.It, u4It.p ei every .sud ~ -.I-at
good authority tt Tic i ares OF t wi Dee nearly
5000 Than .st ID 10 would De .Mcut
% where t1c distress viii rnd.'
LoNuOS Dec Jl-4-j uLsOs .Jts Tor both money
and the account. Us. bonds "r and hail r cents. lol
s- IuJ: nves Iu9lf Erie RAILWAY share y -. do
fr rrred lG Illinois Central - Ii: Pruu-y Central.
3.ls. Central }f Reading Railroad, l-li.
IOyuON Dec 81 y. H. Inc LIllon gone
into lu-Jn1 balance to-day Is &42Otu. Eric
IailWgv shares. - Illinois Central -.
LlSunN Dec. 3l-45I u uI.-C"u,o- % for boih mOnev
the account. Erie Railway shJrc. cfrrc B0 Rta
IA
!! - raLcs ceutilc- iJr thc account.
Dec 3l.-EXCLdLga o. LJulJn. - francs 81 cen
times lur checks.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-01
DOMESTIC MARkEr

BrFFtto Zee 3l-Fonr in oodertc demand }rd ''S'dy
prices n nasri ar5 % & 522 DOS e5 1, m ia n
qqe and uncn2ne Rye in large Iy 1g T s S S ear % ol No.
Others quiet b"r +' va n,t 10 g 'e W. = m ,,T l nm
ChlIg"a; WoH & gf's e n wt,, o'i' "a Va sb com
- ram an ~ MI oar. III so bush. Bagl.y az ! p bash
Rye GIL bush Peas as. Dnsl Siai' M 'H' y,,,,
dun weas and is"s5 or 40 Rce e1,S Msts 3naa, , 20
CeIs3 SP,ips 40 9 Dole. Fpis,r, ii % Corn Gnl
nrSk ana & Low ~ ~ Iy' V 9arc I'i and
i.t ri e. - 30 ca - 31as- 30 . January = - q
= = - fi'.' fi1' ed weak ; ioc c,,. = i0d5 ,,
Jnir az "a $50 February Bulk Meats fairy active,
and SiAHo 6 -66r bresd ,oe, in GOOD demand an! 4,
-lsde m-her a. = as' wa "h'N'' '''''' "u" Du
CiN.>S- LIZ Il s. Dec ou .9aay ar = ftrs H5e
and nominal. rors al J"bons lL - iAli Dt'AM, M ''t'n
M,a;s drmcr 1u. not luonav higher -ho"i. = 100
.noaler ~ g. r3r r h's ,t ep ar = OK Batrer
tio io sna R''a m aa a@ -asar Satsf.
Witt 11i',, i Ir'n.; - a:a.a Co. Llsht - 55a
y X Packile 81 7jas2 80 Bq'chr s-''4fi % Re
fa,T ng 5fShr o 3is %Ga ,H at II 5 What sr
% %tAuh E,I,,rv - &c. March. a7l,c April aJc, MAY,
q ii, MIA Sew 80 c 10 liiIe New, No
90 I" - a., ,' "e % T l,' Tyed aiir so 10 9:5r
70 -. w Pr-p,, - -, tnncr - .rrs-.d Iiols
an a. - ~ 100 i.b Oats .a00bu.h. ~hpmen; Flour 25OO
-" v.i..r hush. Loo bush. Otts, so
III ~
,iIwAuErP Dee Gl.-FiouI nominal Wheat opened quiet
NIwttkp, Hart. No. MI
10 49,. 81 sn. y &C.. D,cembrr 80 ir January.
Hoi' Ia. No DO f.,. No E. 5,tc. E-ie. TED
70 s,,, ,irrt 80 nominal M 50r. quiet
'''' ~, - ia5-r I'VE 4tr,fv; so ?. 42r Barley re-
tHHs' - ati,. prov,-ion, ,iui,f and t-ul-r.
rns t'nr. Ild ,llur. New. Doc. I4ri- Pruir
- fIng. higher 4 Dressed IlOsa
,r,,ar 60, .,,, nj lhrI. Al SD :. %.
"'''''' 60 a.. o., uo,r,tcurr .,orr.nal,- rp,ha7,,.,
PHIL AnFlFHI' prc- p--i 'i tt - ,,,,-.,,
to1r' dti e. 80 t,f r.n. I.uf ma. -i si,.iy
H. '..-. Jt.d 80 -''. "-t i,-
a. t-'f ' toI at ~ ,r,, o rt 90 - Cr,,.b.d
iu.a fairly c'lN' t.H ,.L'u-i -
|'-r. Powdered "''' ili''.' =. - as y Cr-.t,-u
'"H, -. - ~, 81 L,: Minnesota Fytr.
Family - p" f'r ""'d = '' 'l ,'o'', 81 'o"i
Fancy. p,.Isylrt1 t1lt d". A'''.l' - e." GO ,,,''
So 20 do. fanc. II - I'm. '' ~ = p,c ,.11r
Patents. > 4- D" III -. - =, .rsa r lrrrr
dur af - 51--~ 'yrnh,,, ~ I1'.,. = ~ ,r,..i
Burt al M t' - g.. al, Very no,rr IN elevator
Sf, Sfa " bclsg RE- 10 on tIacs - o5- Peun,yranA Am
40 Very tf 81. p q
New-York tribune., 1879-01-01

United States bonds. 1868 rose to 10J. new
4lss to 1914, Hew 81 to 1904. and
10-40s TO 1908 In the American railway Sc
curities. Erie common moved up to 22Ss; the
preferred TO 36l2. Illinois Central to So Jersey
Central to 81 Reading to 12l2 and Pennsylyania
to 33i5. In Paris, rentes opened at 1920 and
closed at 112. .92l2 sight exchange on London be-
ing down to 25.31.
The following is the statement Of receipts and
disbursements of the Assistant Treasurer of the
United States at New-YOrk for December:
New-York tribune., 1879-01-01

t.I
IIIam,I1TV HyD NiAi-FLoUR-Narket .tin IN BUYERS
favor export and lobDiug demand manly ior % sn' @ @
Vet Indies, - G,of5, Of the sacs 'TWl DDS VT
Tor export lnc'HnlG% 2SSy Ioi5, iS rrirt : 75c
"a . 100 hb- Winter Wheat EXri. lH'iAy y
S}.G-i 20 and iluu Un.- Mime 'ota~ N,it :" ~. -
S"'a.m' tr~ F;rra state -; 50d<3 ~ coed 70 Fancy
a" s. 9naS6 -J Common 20 Good Extra "-'''lh = ,d %
,r ,"nn1 H,up ONO - 80 - 30 Good 10 IoiS, - ~.
s. a5a-. Minnesota 5Gnnon - ~ % - straicaI
- % V4teut, - d - Lou. Common 1n- Good 10 Choce
f,D1 a 3o4s5 75 Patent WINTER "hsa' "hsrifTS iES
= j1ds7 IS closing o S4 Am. common 10 Cnoct Tyta,
e s0 Choice Fancy - toato Az p%t I o. 4
Tor southern @ as'rS r o sperine - s5s,5 10 BTGk'
WIiEAT FLOUR duil o4r -" - >" =, ,.r,2 80 Bran.
steady; sales, o hbsa feo" " e''ef-' = ''
dgTinrei :. WfSTfR RED WHEAT shade 9Ter ,l 99r
r% % IlUripg Wheat Irn with iii '&' & Nv ~" % ot,or.
pofr ,e- $50 o. hn-i ,,, ~, In1a spring 9uq2c:
- 5'gVi gvOi I aIine sc. AlWauAee &c. ~, ~ - 7B' w
LOO bas, terms nsridrd Re 81 o's5i d Gs
20 T. - u, & i osq Il Oo; NJ. Krd = o''tGt p no 10
Ungad.d Anst ~ 20 az 10 80 Whit u 6tasl -
eamcr SCI WIi,s iss ii i6ra sais Spne ,Dot -
LEtIa %hs & - AMBER jinnlrv - 10 -ssl - = closing
= ~ @ ' Il o. ASKED garn Or ba = ,rs ~ .I li 81
do FtbruArY II lOL. 'iG-uE - nli o. g asErd.
'PGYgEE Sa6Rahgg.a 1a8nIg g sa@ bash 50 ,cs 5S1
10000 bush STATE ivAtS b., a5se car and
t BAIEY steady aaes. %oooU % ie Ia have
s,P %1as "i1@ ancEHsns& Ha1t,s&GAf' FE%s a. last noe
l Sona trade demand Sao".s 80, 10 Ggt%i saiur "
l. coo bu-h. options nl"VS 'u9n ~. .94iLc mainly
sS siea!ass %iAed; ;aoai 30 oa %nite
n -iore 79Sti 7%lc iee Sew yellow southern ao.,s
,oeT MSrd Deeember IN .ettiemenL t7ei 90 a.
a. JaaaGT A s+7 ~. siosns '''S.7 s' d.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-01

Money was active the rae ne 10 r|and Ga nn"Hp
ing Iroh . !" - of buaness hours the marker
t pr commerci M paper being qne at di@ pTI
for prime i''" ,o,ao ihe United States Treasurer
are as laSt to-day received 100000 Nat'ona
5a BANK rss%Pq internal af rs1snas s@sS' receipts
were TO- '.TI, foIlowiug is the Clearng-llO
Sc5o,osDt S3ZoVUTt today: Currency exchanges sos'1@
osG; currency tGances sIse:',1i - l6oi64 goT
cn1 . ,,o az 80 600 bullion went INTO INC n"nh M m
ot ESgiani on balance today m9S,f tfs Lopdon i@"
that WAY way ~ - ,hcre wag feeling of partial BUOY
etocA ase 6f an easer feeling IN tie out5iGe 1 M
.V ansy narket Consos advanced to eo'" anu III
New-York tribune., 1879-01-01
TILE RRIrI-H CoRX Trade.

lONDON Dec EJDTess, in Irs review OF
tle British Trad FOR the past week; says Irlg has
70 lGav character bOin ~ marx Lane
and cOuL,fy maktt nt there has cen tjt or no al
teratiuu prices The imports 81 foreign Whii mo loh'
features IN the
turn nave uteu the o arr ais from Russ and an
jucrear in those lndle- Quiet bur steady
demand experienced 'O a. descriptions al d't Non
1ite done IN Bafty,
Oa ana Maize although values have not Teceied TO any
III. .LLL-n l.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-01
CITIZENS SAVING, BANK oF IHE CITY oF kEw YORK.
No. 80 boy uIy, corner Ot Caaal-sL
yyITTVTX- SEW NTH INTEREST Df(I

DFND-The trustees have ordered That interest AZ The
rate per per annum be paid Ia drDosors ami
,ffpr a ut - and upward Which have
brcu on ep0st three months ending December
81. l-IS.
Interest win credited original deposit and = not
ed 90 interest from January 1879.
DerOs before Friday, January 10, will draw
4 from January J.
dayh frum 10 Bank books III kngbsii- German anl
French f. \ QN II lAiVll, ffesttrhl
sEYNDUR A. nee. SECRETARY
New-York tribune., 1879-01-01
OFFICIAL REPORT ". Y. MINING STOCK EI
CHANGE SALES DEC. 81. 1873
Tuesday. Dec. 31-P. NJ.


At the Stock Exchange. the departure of the old
year was saluted by strong market for shares.
Whether the sequel of the present stock
movements proves them to be successful or
otherwise. one cannot withhold his admiration
of the endurance, pluck and faith shown.
While the common stock of tine Chicago aud North
railroad which heretofore has been the head and
front of the speculation, to-day rested
between the figures of JOai and 504, and closed
at 50l2 the Vanderbilt and Erie Railroad shares were
conspicuous for their buoyancy. Lake Shore sold
at 7l3s0 715- d71ls and then e1 dividend of 3 per
cent, at GSl2aGS 7-d6s5,. MichiIan Central sold
ut 733i n 1ja Il ~ and later at 1}d 7}lt ex divI
dcnd of per cent, and Central and Hudson sold
at ll2l2a lltlsUll1, Canada southern selling IN a
small way at 45G i5l2. Erie recorded one
quarter of the total transactions of the day IN all
stocks, at prices ranging IRON 2il to 22l2. The
~. Paul stocks were also h,rh.r and strong. the
common at 36's a37, au,r - deferred al 76llG
7G7sQ 1854. Chicago az Island was not ac-
tive as 10 the quaWL. \ old Pot closed at
q per cent hlghuTN, '..u'cumg hgme>-l22
dividend on. Cli.i .a u+Jon and Quincy sold
mp 20 III. and IIn .o.~ central and Chicago and
Alton each TO 1913 Wabash sold up 10 224 but
reacted to 2l7s. The shares of Hannibal aud 81
Joseph were triatlc, the common selling ~ I""4
13l4 1912, aud the preferred at 3484a 33 Ia 35d
SHE
Even the coal stocks to-day could not resist
the temptation 10 mark higher prices, and
Delaware, Lackawanna aud Western sold at - A.
ris and Essex exhausted ITS advance with first sales
up to 10, and later ones at 7J3i, while Central Of
New-Jcr~cy staggered amid the figures Of 35'eI
32 IA 33ls. Western Union was strong at JOS
9G0 Jj7s, and Pacific Mail was dull at II.
The market closed strong.
A,
New-York tribune., 1879-01-01

cLnslNa PmoEs on PHILADELPnIA STOCKS.


United States bonds were fairly active, and while
weak and lower on the lrG7s,~werc strong and
iier ON the rest of the list a round lot of half a
million IS of 1851 fetching lA6'i4. We annex clos
,ro current 0UOtatlOus
New-York tribune., 1879-01-01

and Meiium 1sd22c.; do Coarse for carpets ISSioc'
Extra and Merino Pulled 30d53c: Mol and super Pulled
q e32cI Texas Pine and Medium. l5ez2c; DO Coarse.
l2Gl5c.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-01

WOOD MAKhEI-El TFT'f1' IN II
Put1rEiPniA Dee. 3l.-wcol qa.t ani h1mlAaJ oh.o.
a,n.vtyauis 4ua Virginia XA and above 3tS9or'
IA g5o., Mrdinn. 35 G5te. coarse, Soi Nss Or
S,t.tie,u indiana ard Western, r1ue JOdJsc Meunin
nih.E'H' a.rs. soc: Comblng Washed S3a4Oc; do,
33sSxssi,i 2d2-c; Canada. C0mbng 81 s3.cs tEe n
x..bsS % ga5c. coarse Unwpsbe,! :lqzjc heu1n u
New-York tribune., 1879-01-01
,yrTROpOLJTAN SAVINGS BANK.

METROPOLITAN SAVINGS BANK,
VI and @ Third. avenue.
FIFTlFlR>T DIVIDEND.
NPW-Nokk. Dee y, 1873
INTEREST At THE RATE OF VI PER CEN per
suu a on sums Of al the rate Of per
cc N amount. over UOb WlIcn manned deposit
drrng thr on months ending January l-,3 vii be paid
a.r,rdlg % the by laR-, Wedlt,lAy. January -.
DIVIDEND Withdrawn VII be added 20 tho deposit
and draw interest from Jauu1ry ].
BEPB-I the lOtl ~ January VIII draw
.,,r.r.r, from January ISAAC !. SMITH President
@ y tONKIlN rotary
New-York tribune., 1879-01-01
6aplnss 5duks.

GERMAN SAVINGS BANK, In the City Of
" Now.YorA, corner .. itii ave. and iths -
NEN.NOKK. Dec -. 1873.
The Board of Trustees have declared t' 3sth ~EMIAN
NI-NT DIV DIS tcpotOr- entitled thereto under thc
1 l- al The rate of I per dluuU uH sums " 500
at unrr and 20 the il" a. per cent per Of
o,.. lI,.tt- ayab.e Oh and dfter Iuua:y -. lS1J
UfLIDlND - t,hdrsWn VII added to principal 1nd
draw interest Depo-its made on or before
January 10 VIII draw interest from January /.
PHILLIP BISSGNGER President
New-York tribune., 1879-01-01

The following were the receipt, and sdIDmentS at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day, Is re
ported by telegraph:
New-York tribune., 1879-01-01
THE MONEY MARKET.

oxyTrTtr RTpoRT N T. SToCK EXCHANGE SALES
a. rs,ort.o oy the God and stock Telegraph CO.
TUESDAY, DC. 81. ISIS
New-York tribune., 1879-01-01

Scles of S,o;e ol,C Raihrav BoHds-Rai ir6dd. BaeL
1yDress STOCKS.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-01

NOTICE. rrv ,,r,r yocz r,r,,rrr e,rpo,pco. ,
IEEASI KEI.- oFt'tE, EitAlNANf
NV. lDEt. Dec -. l-.
fir bonds 0i tn.- ~
psu. U. Dee us.l ga aud af'tr Tul lt~JAN. January .
l--J p.,-i ION 90 tHs coupons AZ te lurn EAtAsaHe
!. A. row l';C, Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1879-01-01
\ AND TEXAs CENTRAL
B0WERT y AIIoNA. BtNK.
NV YORK, It, l.. i-.S.

TTF BOARD Of DIRECTORS have thl- day
i declared . uIVIDFND ~ FIVE PER CENT frnlu Inc
net earnings OF the past months PAYABLE Jan - 80
K HANIIIDN. cashier.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-01
ISLAND CIrY BONDS.

TIA. utrr.. u the Long Island Bonds due luuafy J.
1873 will Iai That date a. the MARIN ~
TIONAL AN R corner all aud PusIi-s,~ N'H-Nork city.
JOHN b. .tt..l~,
t.ty Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-01

rIrsr cAL-1Ola O'CLOCK A. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-01
GALvEsroN, HOUSTON AND HENDER-

bALNF-IoN. Texas, Dec. 20 l,l-
The coupons dur January 4. ~1, ON the Aonds 81 me
above company N De paid on dud alter January y N' Oy
l. +. JAMES < CO., No Nai-L JOHN ~l-Allt
President.
The Republican journal., 1879-11-20
Clippings.

The Boston Herald congralnlates the State Of
Maine. Oh the capture q! one murderer.
The Augusta Tribune has got to be a fri weekly
1t comes out one week and tries to come ont the
next. lG.-L. Chronicle
Congressman Murch, is the last man to complain
OF business depression, he would never have
reached Congress, had il not been for that Som
erset Reporter
The Camden Herald pronounces the Gfeenback
and good standing, whole. Of course the
Herald excerpts the blackmallers who belong to it,
Portland Press
1t is a sober fact that the week has passed with
out the discovery of an heir to an immense estate
III Europe. in the person Of some worthy citizen of
Portland. Such lack of enterprise Would ruin
the reputation of the newspapers of any city
Portland SUI
The Belfast Journal recently boosted of Bel
fast woman who was divorced married and gave
birth to child, all week Orrington now
comes to the front and claims IL an who was ii
vorced. married, and whose wife gave birth to
twins, all in one week. Bangor Commercial
The Boston Globe representative who styles
himself a commissioner says that when IN Maine,
he visited low places, kept low company and i'm
bibed poor grade Of whskey" 1t is this class of
people that have taken the Job to purify the
morals Of the old Pine Tree State Newport
Times
The Republican journal., 1879-11-20

The Bucksport Reform Club will hold Gentle
mems Fair in Emery Hall on Monday evening
next. This will be something of novelty in the
way Of fairs. All the cooking for the fair will be
done by gentlemen. all the confectionery and ice
cream made by them, and the useful and ornamen
tai articles offered for sale will be their handiwork
Hon. Eugene Hale has nearly recovered from his
recent illness Mrs Hale has returned from De
trot whittier she went to attend her fathers funeral