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DISSOLUTION or PARTNERSHIP.

" II. DUNNING and r. M. HUNT, doing
10 business at the Lake Tahoe Lumber Yard, under
the firm name Of Dunning Hunt, dissolve partnership
this day by mutual consent II. r. Cunning will collect
all bills due to and pay all demands against the old firm
The business will be continued the old place by f. d.
Hunt, sole proprietor.
Carson City, April 10th 1873.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-01-22
A GOOD PLAN

The most profitable plan for operating in stocks is that
Of uniting capital of various by combining pooling
the orders of thousands of customers and using them
mighty whole which has been done successfully by
Messrs Lawrence Co. Bankers, 81 Exchange Place New
York City. BY this cooperative system each investor is
placed equal footing with the largest operator and
profits divided rata stockholders every 80
days An investment of 80 would pay 500 making per
cent the stock during the month S25 would return
$780, cent; 800 would make 81 600 10 per
cent and on, according to the market Frank Lesliee
Illustrated Newspaper, June 10Th, says The Combina
ton method of operating stocks is the successful
adopted. New York Independent, September 18th,
says 1.-The combination system is founded upon correct
business principles, and person need be without
while is kept working by Messrs Lawrence Co.
Brooklyn Journal April 10Th, says: "Our editor made
net profit Of sl0l Is investment of 800 in one OF
Messrs Lawrence d Co.'S combinations" The firms
circular copyrighted and sent free) contains 1.-TWO
rules for in stock operations, and explains
erything All kinds of Stocks and Bonds wanted New
Government Lean supplied. Best references Address,
LAWRENCE & CO., Bankers and Brokers, 81 Exchange
Place. New York City. moves
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NuTlCE TO CREDITORS.

NSTATE OF MARVEL PARKER, DE-
II ceasedNotice is hereby given by the undersigned
Public Administrator of the County of Ormsby of
Nevada to the creditors Of ard all persons having claims
against the said deceased exhibit them with
vouchers within ten months after the first pubca
ton Of this notice. to the said Public Administrator at his
Office at the Office of Wells, Fargo Co. Carson CITY,
Nevada. Dated at Carson Nevada, November a. 1878.
JOHN D. KERSEY
Public Administrator of said County and State in charge
Of estate Of said deceased
TRESMoR COFFIN, Attorney for estate law4w
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HENRY R. MIGHELS,
BISHOPS DIRECTORY
Virginia. Cold hiIl, Silver City, CaI
City and Reno.
I q = 60.

Canvassers now in the field gathering informal
for the above work. 1t will contain IA complete and rehs
bic register Of all residents, and full classified CUISINES
Directory. Information relating to the growth pOpBll
ton, etc, of these cities their municipal governments
educational institutions religious and Benevolent aeeiA
TONS mining interests, etc, making il useful hsos
Of reference for every resident.
B c. VANDALI.. Public h
Compiled by d. N. BISHOP Il CO., com pliers b. hsp
Francisco Directory directories of land Alameda
Berkely Stocktan, San Jose and California
Directory
Changes, removals etc, may be left with our arest
John G. Fox, Carson street, Carson City. lell
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CONSUMPTION
Positively Cure q

All sufferers from this disease that anxious to b.
cured should try DIR. Kis- nFr's celebrated on
surnDtiye Powders These Powders the only
preparation known that will Onsum trrion and
all diseases of the throat ind Lungs-indeed, SO
strong faith in them, and also to convince you that
they are no humbug will forward to every sufferer,
mail post paid, a free Trtat Hox.
your money until you perfectly salts
rd of their curative powers If your life worth saving
don't delay in giving these POvd, trial they vii
surely you
Price for large box &c. any part ef the Unite
States or Canada by mail receipt Of price. Address
ASH g. ROBBINS,
feblOv $50 FULros STREET, BBoosLYk, n. Y.
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Pistol Lost

FIVF-SHOOTFR Pistol WAS LOST
"A in Deekers Saloon last week The finder will be
suitably rewarded by lesvi' - me har Of hat place
July n, 1878 Nv
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THE LOCAL DEPARTMENT
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THE PoLITICs OE THE APPEAL
VIII be, as always.
strictly Black Republican. or Radical
And the editor anticipates with pleasure the
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GENERAL GRANT IN 1850.
Meantime the APPEAL will nail the Old Flag
to the mast, and neither Surrender to the
Aiherents of the Lost Cause,
Nor give its support to policy which
Demolished she Republican Party OF
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And sought to
Handsnn IL i'm the North.
on even keel and stand by the friends of
Republican principles Republican usage and
the Republican leaders Of tried courage and
ability.
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takes this method of informing the public
changes and reforms which, he 8atters him
self, viii make his paper more attractive, as
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every one. Thus. the
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The amount Of nine hundred and ftysix dollars and
cents reported received from miscellaneous sources
derived from the State expense in the Prison break
The County Treasurer has settled with the Controller of
State up the 9th day of December 1875 and has his
receipt and discharge for the same.
Respectfully submitted
FRED. D. TURNER County Auditor
New-York tribune., 1879-12-09

MIddlng i27c; Ordinary i2asr.; net receiVt 500
ba gross 623 bales coastwsc 40 bales saes
geo bales: stock Z, ,y02 bales
Bosros pee s2s'otton nrms Middilnr Igisc; Mif
sra 47 balese xports 20 Great Brtans bales STOCK
cHlEIssros Dee s-cotton firm MlddHng l2s.c Low
Miidng ~ Good Ordinary i2c.: recepts- bol
COnins 66s bales Great Brft<n.
1857 bales coastvise 25i4 bales scs LOO bales stock
20. 2O8 bales
ding i-c Good Ordinary II pc receipt. l7O6 bales
shiDmens bales sales J3f bales stock l3 s1 paer
GALVESTON d-C0tton hrm: Nddling. Ike: Low Md
ding Ordinary. ID 9sc net receiDts 6t44 0aes
7Ol bales exports cOastwise Ji2 bales saes lo
bales stock. O.l3S bales.
LOUISVILLE. Dec S-Cofton quiet. Mddng. i2ic
receIpfs 2fl0 bales shipments, o737 bales sales 22O
bales stock 1885 $40 bales. - 49,.
MOBILE Dec. 8-Cotton arm Niidling. II isoi Low MID
ding sec Ordinary. II o net receipt~ 1890 bales
Os bales exports coastSise ZO7o Oaes s"A OVV
NEwO ORLEAxs bee s-cotOn strong held higher niddng
12iic.; Low Miadllng 2sr. OO"d Ordinary II &C. r., r.
ceofs 297 bales gross TO Great bri
tain 224s bales the Channel, i.0SO bales coastFlse
A. "a bales sales 900 bales stock $50 -Os bales
NORFOLK Dec. s.-COton siesdy; MdtinR lSHs net ~
434 bales exeorts coastwise 2zl bales saesiSVo
bales stock. 60.555 bales -
fIIADELPnIA Dec 8-Cott0n Middlire. i3 Nc Low
Middpng l3 isc Ordinary 1o net receipt 30 bales
6j9 bales; saies $50 bales spnners 'sS oAes
sAvASSAH Dec s-cofron easter hddlin9. l2ascg Low
Middlinc l2c tioOd Ordinary. ii ~: not receiDs ofS
gross. Sab bales exports q the Continent 100
bales 1880 bales sales 20U bales stock 9oO4
bales.
,r LouIs Dec. 6.-Cotor ged. offerings light; Mid
dlng l2c. Low MdGng 10: Good ordinary II 'e re-
WILMINGTON. Dec s-Cottor quiet; afddinr l2 sci Low
MlnG l2ssc Good Ordinary. iisc not receipts l3oL
bales exports coastwlse 4O bales sales $40 bales Stock
l ll.sGZ
New-York tribune., 1879-12-09

49, . a, c L do p r. los ssis taDs shsiP T n and az
ros . $50 a@s & n & 81 n s11 :, e i5s so 81 n r
krty CO sold: Al stat sheep "a d q, ~; do' l'
J. II. Hume sold Di state Shrep 81 B a. - 6oi 2g
sshsan and ensa o 81 s a 4s9 ashlESS so a w
li3 b at g 20 lDs do, ll2 u, a. 3 &c =, -os
bead ast week. Yesterday and rceas the reesps
ssI ar I've sa oS a. arm Iy a an % sSser
quoted az &sG5c Judd Co sold lte OHIO hoss lS0 d. a.
81 S5; on Saturday. Js5 DO, 100 70. at - 40.
LIVE STOCK MARKErs-BY TELEGRsPH.
,o'a o4 e, S@ week h1s m % for me
last week soi neal receigts co1ssned ro1E @ Sg s ~
there is good attendance Of purchasers sales che, 70
Fair 20 Menm y g ia 70 20 o0 ht saicasrs y 500
81 s Mixed BalcAers lots SLOW lows and Hesrs - /,
stock Buis 81 75Gs3 st,ckers steady at 81 5Ods5.
me week a. D AR e head for M same s ., eeS
400 heag receipts consigned through cars; market
Compare favoabs With S sst ' week Fs to GOOD
-heep, 81 ss9s4 I0i Canada Lambs. So l5Ss0 20 all
today. 71sO head total for the week eek
head receipts conss6ed ihrne q rs market dull and
slow Eastern buyers holding on run Of sale stock ssayy
- 40asl So; Heavy and Medium Grades. - bOas4 30
SmcAGo Des s-iSa,y sespt. $4,000 head ship
a SoG rm neS n S1 % sa du Paan ld 81 % s %
Ch,ice Heavy s. $3.50 idght. - eOGs4 10 s-o ns
strong full saturdays prices sales
ddsefs ls TS and Fs G 81 Butchers stronger al
s2asJ 70 fexans. 81 5nqs3 no.
~HEEP-RceDt. 300 head market active and steady Al
50 5Oas4 25 special dispatch from London 10 The Drorers
Joudt reports Cattle plenty and the market du SLOW ana
easier and sheep steady hui slow.
II LCUtr. Dec. S.-BO1--Duli and lower; lorkers ana
Batm0res - r<t 20 Packing. - 3u0S4 BO Putchcrs 20
Select 81 6O-si IS receipts 4sOO head Shipments 5uO
head.
CATz-Good Native Butchers steers wanted al 81 I09
81 % Shipping slow Choice steers would bilng
30 dSl SO Extra - $i 90 Feeders f5as3 0j Cows
and Heers 81 2jGs3 20 Grass - % aSJ l2a re-
crIDts .OpNHesr. shipments. 7nn mead
Demand urgent and cxceelng the supply; FAR 70
Good Mutt0ns - lOdSJ 80; Choice, - tOdt3 1O Extra
Ara ufa
New-York tribune., 1879-12-09
TIE STATE OF TRADE.


TIvRRpoor- Dec. S-Pork-Priine Mess Fsstcrn. hrmer
90 Western. nrmer AZ s.. baeon-Cun berLind Cut,
hrmsr al 80 Rib Al 40 Long Gear.
hruler 30 fO6d. Hams-LOng Cut,
nrmer l.. ~lpUder- 20. Bceffnnia Mess none
Mess dur i0ti Prime Mess hrmer at
-. LaIi-rIne Western. 40 fallO|l nc Cty.
steady 3s o. Turpcntine spirits steady AZ 80 90 bi
H0sin-comm0n, steady al sd Fine, dun al io Choes
American Chocr. -. Lard on, steady AZ Al.
four-hxtr1 -tate steady at 30. Whest-Soung No. ..
afendy a. TO 5d. Spung No. = steady al ~ In New
Western Winter steady Al 3D. New southern inter steady
bi COrf-IlNc. stead, at lOd COtOnseed OIL le
American. in market ko-n-1 OmDOn, al London
steady IL I'd Turp.atne-Sprts. al London dun * 30
Receipts o for rhc from Atlantic ports buOO
from Pacific ports 100 from other sources ooOO
lvFRrooi- Dec. s-I2:3O 0. Pork. 81 per bbl. for
Prime Mess
IFERro0I- $40 l0td per cwt for Amer
Bacon. 80 ID cwt Tor Long Clear Mdde- ana II
short clear ilitiea.
1osn1N. Dee --f.3p m-Reinco Petroleum, 7isa7 al
per EL Liussel OIL. s2@H A-- 3 per ton
%. tgsufa l.nseed. % ~ per
on. per ton. spirits ~ Iurpennne @tji - j
.sIWrNp s.-'rfrnieufn. % fraucs TOR fne laie
American. i4lrG closed az los francs Drr TOO kina
BREMEN. Dec Lard closed 81 al psr ITO ID Ie
truieum marks - pfrrnlG-.
nAHBUna Dec -.-Larl closed 40 y . MARKS pi lNN n
hAFnl Dec. 8. -iall ~ 3; francs per 50 AlOa
New-York tribune., 1879-12-09

STAINED.
d Ordinary .......1lsis Low Midding
- gnnf ordinary 1.7,. Nffdlinr

srIct Good Ordinary ia NddInr
Future. .cye sne Cose Is 20 Pns -i, ass9T s s
he ~ecou, 1880 al The lhir fTe- paic-llecem-
1855; March 5727l4I5 3. April l592gl45si May. i4l2
"a 80 ss -ep-,nbef 1870 Todays closing prices.
Drcrnbcr 1881 al%s5 January 1880 Feorusry. lS.-os
a. 3. june i44seIits; Juiy iA.55sl4 81 August.
FLOCEAND +, EAI.-Flour- Market 1uc. 20 .jc per bhl
higher with more doing boh ior export ana tle joonns
FOR spot delivery sales 26soo bhS. nculng
5 -oa = Tor est indies 1860 bbs Minnesota extra $50
- 7 for thc whole rsuer G7Ob Winter wheat Extra.
s6qs: 1000 6bis Low Ezirs 50 g0e.6 including 2uo0
eeis for January - % Loo eDs M aeTe,ea 80 20 90 9
- 25. n,nng l5o0 bills u 1ve al - 75 on The les
- IS. supeIaRe. - 25asb - CoVlAon 70 Fmr Extra
- 10 cou@oD TO COCO Extra western. 50 9osss 10.
Choice 70 Fancy ao = -o9ss Oon-es So {. S"'o - sAsra o
~ 30 Minnesota Cosaop Extra se9se 20 Rye Mi1iar-
+ Is Patent To- s. - ass l. ehsSv Ssp ne rsers . 5
ar 25 y Loms oml-on 10 ar KIa - p ~ 81 at !"
Patent Wlrer Wheat Exiri = 7rss 30 closing firm ard
fairiv for Medium ard Low grades 50 Iis ~
FloCn more active a. better prices sales 2l" nb'sa
= ~ = - ~ ~ w more astF ssnJIlR FI0TR
- % - Is Bag Neal nrmer AZ si is.
FOKAIGN sRCl l--By aucuon sales, 500 Dbis. Aimera
N-WHFAT-vartct feyeri.h, irregular and unset
tied c1g f-c better and cosnc about steady n ~ c
19 . S S ba.6 sis ,ire 1900 6a.h .So incadns On
= saasi is9 So SIrns 81 Al issi 3 n'iriy at sl AZ
3 Re, = l-; ~ Red n "A 49sl 50 alter an extreme
I@her h:s 81 ~ "a 70 White ant NEed csasda as
l inrrsied wnite 81 4s.asl 90 No. White. 81 asa
81 -94 No. 1 White = 81 F@si 5di Extra White.
S-y u "a 30. Re. IeeenDer. 81 % g9xl 90 closing
Do. Rebraary y 6d.asl6 No White december = Ola.
"a e 40. February Al 6-esi d, cio. inr =
~ arn 9ad wanted ini ssy.s sa,S ee' d. '-S csr
o,s irass - I9cc aso ooo 9n.h stat Tor NAY
New-York tribune., 1879-12-09
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

offer n few shares in the Hphand Chief Mining
Company of Leadyie. whch owns thirty-thrre
acres of the richest mineral land daily product 100
tons the last mil runs averaged $40 p,r ton
A. r. CHISHOLM,
Proprietor of The Mining Record. Gl Broadway
New-York tribune., 1879-12-09

oa four 1862; Erie RAILWAY shsres
a2is preferred. - cunsos ~ NewIersey
cenra 20 NewJersey Central corsois l08 PENNSYLVANIA
Central. 80 VI Reading Eaiiroad 36L.
LuSTON Dec 50 n m-Pans adv1res quote three per
81 francs As confines for the account Efe
Railway sLares. f2is do second cOnsols ssh.
LONDON Dee. 81 m.-U. :. bonds tour ami han
per lt four luj7s krie Ralway shares
toar 4 consos 50 Reading NalrOad S5 Pans
thrs s. francs 30 centmes
fOf the account
PAris D-c s.-ExchanRe London. % francs % cen
fIrr fr.1rTr
New-York tribune., 1879-12-09

In London British COn-ols were >tcaly at % = AOi
both money and account. lnitfd states 4 per
cents were lower at lO63sG1o67s. against lO1
Saturday the 4l2 per cents declined is to lOsis
and later recovered aud the 5s We're steady AT 1904
American railway securities generally were higher;
Erie ris NC from III 10 4234 Y y. preferred from
20 10 7217l. second cOnsols from slS4 10 Se12G
SSH. aua funded IS from s3 10 "a. Illinois central
was u lower at lO212 Pennsyl ylvania advanced 4 10
52lo. New-Iersey Central sold at ez0sl agaIlSt
n Saturday. cOnsos al 1861. and heallng al 500
Q36la against 353l- In Paris, French . per cents
were steady between s2.450e2.5O sight exchange
on London falling 10 23.2312 francs 10 the :.
In affords us much pleasure 70 record an incident
,yhicb II week occurred m stock circles and which.
because of its rarity and the nigh sense OF honor
!, indicates IL worthy of more than an ordinary
notice The circumstances OF the case, as related
nv one Of the fortunate recipients. are as follows:
Mr g. IL Harris. a well-known aud des"ryedly
resnerted member Of the Stock Exchange IN 1866
yyas unfortunate IN his speculatiOns and was
compelled 20 fail upon his contracts Ia 1877,
after compromising his debts for 90 cents
cash and receiving full discharge from
his creditors Mr., Harris was readmitted 10
fhe Exchanze. and ever since has been a member IN
gOOd anding. Last week the old creditors OF DIT.
Harris we're arreeably surprised oy receiving ms
checks Tor the remaining % per cent OF inr lhutpl-
edness of 1866. with interest az per cent per
annum for twelve wears added. Few. II any, oi the
happv recipients able 70 verify the
of the accompanying statements from any recorus
I'm existence, had any recollection OF having coih
pounded any debts with 1lr Harris
The receipts OF -four anu gram az the prihclpal
Atlantic ports this Sth day Of December were;
NowYOrk.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-09
COTTON MARKETS.

Lrvg.roo- Dec S-i2.9O rn--Cotrsn easier; niddinR
UpIands lad Mddmg Orleans Islad 10000 bales.
inenaing 1000 for sPeeaiaoD ana receipts
500 bales ncufng 0Bn bales American Futures opened
cheaper Upands, MiddhnE clause DecemDer delivery
Iissd do. Decenber and tnuay avery 3D. d
also do January and February delivery 7d also 7d.
also also 7issd do February nArcn devery sd.
also Ta,y; March and AIr delivery, 1s. also geas,
7ssd: DO April and May denyerv I also 7ssd also
7s,,d do cd also do June
and Jriy DELIVERY. Z avd also 7Asd-, also 6li sgd.
IvERPooI- Dec 8 $50 p m-rhe sales OF Cotton to-day
tncludrd futures-J pandH. Mid
december and January delivery Ilasd d.
Ami and May delivery. Td. do. May and Juno delivery.
7S,sd
iIvEHPoot- Dec 50 p. cotonFuures closed strong
rnands Low Middng clause December delivery, 7sd;
Decsmber January delivery. 7sd do January Feb
rusry deivery 1sxa February
do March and prn delivery I'd do. June and July dev
ery. 7bd . 80 49,.
ding IL r Ordinary IL sci receipts s&O bales saios
blImorx Dec. s-Cotton nrnI Mddiins. i3hci Low
New-York tribune., 1879-12-09
HORSE MARKET.

Very little fong report the Horse
There le demand ron outside points and
the city trade exceedingly light The that the
Eighth Railroad Company are buying rood many
take the place Of those recently burned ~ fesh
pparcufly without IL n suthorauveiy stated
that tey viii feW purchases until after The completion
Their few u nearly all kinds of horse. have
during the week but about the same range
~ prce- given carload OF very tne
hfpbr.d rotfers from the Lezing
ton Ky the Bonded stable, Nos 5ss aud
Greenwicist They manly purchased BY parties IN
city though or three Of tnem were sent 10 Maas
chusetfs No OexpOrts from this port the past week.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-09
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Per Worth Rtrer. Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
L.. .

ASHf---islet, incl anged
EF-Ilo tuil Al 6.c. for Fair CargOes sales
Withdrawn from STOCK 2u0 bags santos ex Gazele OT6
baEs o " ~ cho nrahe, $50 bags e1 kepler 4O2 ex
sirius and 56s bags Berlin leaving the stock
here l2gO4 bags Mad Grades duet but steady Maraebo
l5al c. LayuagTA l5dl7c.. Java 23G2o nc
CoTrON- Cet'on rec higher .ut stl quiet sales
delivered contracts Lou bales
epts ports tofay - 25e bales against 52i bales
this av week and 5-56l bales this day last year since
san period
New-York tribune., 1879-12-09

Crushed &C. loaf IO1. powdered lOsc granuiaea
lOc. STANDARD ~ 01sc. 80 ooo -
TALLDW- without decided change; sales, izosVoV ~'
6a.dGEc.
waIsKEY-NominaLs 81 II.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-09
CHEESE MARKET.

IfrnF FALLS " Y Dec. 81here sales here TO-DAY
4UOO Cheese IL 1l2c as 10 grade
800 OF Farm Dairy Cheesea 7sdl24c. Buter-l5O
packages Of Butter at 29d.Sc.
UTICA y. y Dec s.-Cheese3 700 boxes OF Cheese we're
sold today O them beins cOmmis0ned the leading
price was II &c; average price. l2c.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-09
PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

FALL RIVER. Dec. 6.-There has been moderate
Printing Cloths with the market strong at
above last quotations. and manufacturers indnersn
SELL
New-York tribune., 1879-12-09
financial.

COLEMAN BENEDICT g. CO,
~ stock and Bond Brokers, % Broadway y 7.
stocks bonds aud all securities dealt
New YOrk stock Exchange bought and sold for IN
yestment csrrei on margins. strictly On rolnmis-i m
COLEMAN BENEDICT. JAS MctroN kRN. JR
Member New-YorE stock and Mininr Exchanges
GAS STOCKS & CITY R.R. Horse and Elvt'd)
OstocLs & Bonds DouEht g sed F.rHEHIrr. Braa.Lst
GAS STOCKS
AL New.Y0Tk ami Brooklyn Gas Stocks also an klts
OF BROOKLYN invesinclt securities q, lit IN nv
GEO. n. PRE>TiS- ~ bROAD-Sr. ~ Y.
OFFICE OIL q. WALCOrr q CO.. BASKEgs
o. ROAD 3d.. NRN-luHK DECEMBER !. 1873
MR.. LENUEL HAYWARD hHs an interest
VI business from this Gate. T. q. WALCOTT g Co
OFTIcE OF THE EHFIgE liNISG AND MII1IG CoMPANr,i
SALT LAKE CITY Utah. NOv. II. 1873.
NOTICE IL hereby gwen, to whom n may
~ that transfer OF stock belonging This
uany hereafter unless the l. atteted
- J. A. VAN PRAAG, a-aLcal " the company. ffi
broadway, New y ork.
WIN MCKAY. President
II. 4. NAN PR,AG.
secretary aud Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1879-12-09
.Nc1sco MrNINa STOCKS
saturday To-day.
saInrdly. TODAY,

Government bonds TODAY were moderately active
for the per cents. with quotations steady Tor al
the issues he business at the Boards lncluOed
sales OF 600 coupon is Of ISL al loo"s and
10000 registered nj lO33s and $4,000 coupon
zs az lOaas aud -. 600 registered NJ lu2as AT the
close the quotations were as follows; -
New-York tribune., 1879-12-09

Ss5s ~ rerlOess req. Us. 6 Is so l5o
-. os, Io, 1872 1872 & = Sy e. s 81 Les. ssh
In state bonds there was an advance oi q per
cent 10 41li for Louisiana consols. slid 10 b" be
cause of large orders to buy from Ne"-Orieans.
But inasmuch as the total sales amounted onN ."
5OOO and the first sale Of SO, 600 was g 40 the
reason given seems insufficient North Carolina
special tsA third class, sold at - Other issue
were neglected.
Rairosd bonds were fairly active with prices for
the Speculative kinds generally higher. tarEe
business done ln Erie second crnsOls .ooVVVO
selling So iso SOS s6osa So f.ncen 2s Snid a,
slash AGAINST sOla Saturday. Missouri Kansas
ana Texas cousols were nrm AT S9A20 20 A.
Int the seconds declined from asa ioi4 10 A..
Boston Hartford and Erie nrsts were os per cent
higher a. 72G = s. Rome. Wateriowu ana Ogdcus-
burg first cousois g higher ~ '3'e chesapeake anu
ONO frsts cries a AZ 63 4. and currency deOl5
p AT 81 l. OliO ana Miss sSippi urstsi NiIlngned
Division, declined TO 20. and wtie offered al this
price, against IS a few days ago. because Judge
Drummoul has consented 20 reopen the ease IN
relation 10 the validity Oi tie issue oi tAe
Ohio and Mississippi Company. Ne"-JerseY
Central cor soils advanced , per cent tu lO4,
cent to 90 Central aud Union Pacific Is
sues were firm Kansas Pacific hrsis. Denver
frsts l2 h rher at %: Texas Pacihc incomes L per
cent al O6l2 and -. Louis and san Francisco sec,
onds classes and {, ll2 per cent each az Os42 ana
-. No,ris and Essex cOnsols 10 lO5l20lO5 a. and
Mobile and ono fr,ts 20 93la s3:
The sub Treasury to-day lost t463,Ol0 on nal
ance made up by a currency loss OF o3V-,ze2 ana
a coin loss Of S454, 734. This reduces the gain
since Last Friday TO $755, $50. Money to-day. was
easy al about per cent Tor the greater part on TIE
day .Jn-t before 'he closing hour, however, the
rate was raised to per cent. uut lfterwaTd tell to
3 per cent The only change noted among the
domestic exchanges IL decline 70 20 cents diSS"uh'
at Chicago Tie United states Treasurer az ash
ingtOu to-day received $4,000 IA National oank
notes for redemption. The customs receipts We're
S4sI 600 and the internal revenue receipts were
$4,000. The Clearing House statement TO-DAY Is
as follows: Exchanges, Sl25,563, ,963 balances.
= 81 - "a. NnfN1FH al
ury cov.rel: Receipts. S1,29l O70; payments.
S2O55.OSj; currency balance, S6,oS5. .221 coin
balance, $l07 .563. .S43.
The following we're tO-dav's quotations Tor 90
A e. a.,t... 4,.Hl lttlla hon
New-York tribune., 1879-12-09

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