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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-09-22
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A MEXICAN LINE for QUEENSTOWN AMI
~ ITVtNPy oL.-oilv Transatlantic iino unter 90
AMERICAN FLAG. sailing cvcrv SinrinY irnr fhft rl
pima ami every "Wednesday fTom Liverpool hNn -, -
aiteriaie Ne'n'-i "a from Philadelphia SefhAtc a@lf
' fENN 81 VIVA. WEDNESDAY, OFT l. . a. M
RED STAR LlNE-TOR ANTWERP.
Sailing every 10 days alternately irlIn Phiir ynt nj
York landing passen ger. within fua hodrs rls d.
important POINTS % Interest ga the Continent
a. t.i.ASn Tues s.. So T. "a. p u
For rates ~ passage ana Other iniornnt,on anMytp
PETER EInul a SOSS,. prnhf'l Asrat. =,
cO7 Wninuf.~ Pan Bros, iA l'fS-
join McDn NALp. Agent, Batter Iiac' Sew No-A
A NClI0R LINE |. ;. MAIL STEA5ii-lt>.
"a NlWNUHk AID GLA-GVW
Fion P.cs No 20. North River. Now.f1Fk
Drvn.a....-.fl. ~ ')ft ~. o. n
Bog.a l.. .. tiAlp go o. Is a. Ia
IaDus -tU 50. I.Ncgisua .leArs AZ reduced TltJA
CABIN, SO. ~erfagc ~.
NETWORK TO L'NpoN DIRECT
From Per NJ. 10 North iIyff. loot u tAtuesst.
Elvea. cpl :. .. n. y g. rt .---. pr' J. a. n
Cabins 80 and t6i. Excursion W krts ~ 70 nr'f ffe+
HENDERSON bRDlhkK~. Agruts. Bowhns5;reen
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SATURDAY. Sept. 2O-P. ".


The bank statement for this week shows
Increased averages for the total and surplus re-
serves The amount Of legal-tenders reported being
S25ls8OO greater than that OF week ago. and there
beng 500 90 OF specie. The loans were ex
handed - 10000, making total Increase OF
900 i'm apparent assets OF tie banks On the
other hand the reported liabilities were IN
creased only S2479.5O0. represented by S2.60s,lO
increase o. deposits, less S2ls.80O reduction OF
circulation. These figures indicate that OF
Inc weeks shipments the interior, S2'1 400 was In
country bank notes To account for the banks having
mat sum of country bank at this time II i neces
rsry 10 suppose that the subTressury paid them oui Ia
Iace OF legal tender for gold checks and its or
binary disbursements. There is hardly doubt that he
statement for this week Is made on rising averages
but the shipments OF the coming week are likely 10
change this because the relief from incoming sOd VIII
not equal that furnished during the pact week.
TIE weeks movement results IN an Increase OF
s75in the surpus elravng il NJ "A 60
against 81 sos 200 the date OF s7s Compared
with that Of the corresponding date Of ISIS, the
rreseuf statement shows: Loans increaSsd
lA ola 600; specie Increased 81 6l9.2OO; logaltcnds
decreased 50 500 900 deposits increased $iO96700O
circulation increased. Sl.7J97O0 and surplus re-
serve decreased, S7GGl.550. The total reserve
1871 az lOOJ now is 27Ol percent ofthe total deposi
,,,trs, 963i last week and 3O7G for September 2l
ISIS The following the comparative totals vi Inc
tcnfc
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q,.sireserye.... F5a3,so5 s5Ls7LsOO Inc sZ,olsioO
Receive fen'Ted ..-
a. p'slts Bt.~t's@- "f"'fr'"'
I1ccss ofIeserye
afaNe ierhl re.


above ieahl re- 80. 49, a., ono an L.. 81 ,qg AZ
SIyttfasJ d1f'v".''' INV ~-'-N''N
The entire stock speculation today exhibited graf
confidence IN the future Of prices but excepting The
further advance in the coal shares The movements were
more Particularly directed toward some of the new IAN
and !Oa-priced s'Ocks than t"Sra the o'u s'A"'
Of the market The ~; Louis and san Francisco shares
uoas,o, and Yexas Central and Iron Mountain were
especially strong, although tRs last named stock
IL rnal sales showed an advance OF only . per
cent - Louis Kansas City aud Northern and Wabash
STEADY rather than strong, while Kansas FAcinc
declined l. Missouri Kansas ADD Trxas D. Hannibal ano
s.. Joseph common - aud preferred stock per cent
Ihe hnal changes were after small advance e'fier ia
The Gay, except a OF kansas Pscihe OF
winch All the sales were AT 20. closing 70i2 BID The
Ches peak and slares-comnon second and nrst
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I Co.. lC&Oclnt iNJcis;ca stan " G CMSSiP SLSSFlp
M 20 I'M 80 NJ 80 700 3OSs 100. .o6 10 as
\ Y l. r iI1S 20 -5euOl9~ W u + 500 - NJ E % \
W \ ION .f7s &NN e. 50 B.. gSa So. .6O g 20 IL
Con lM ...5i4 raic II 40. gSt. ilO06fAi SOILS
JON. IS = & ~ 1000 la pMSsCn CM&~tP 100 llle
~ iNs = 9Th v 100. 237. 300 N J.,
7U'f 7A7- + e 2OOu II 90 poo .28s So ca24 ~tIKC&
IN 74rf con- .3M.IlO 300. 2S's Wabash North
o. -5i- ~ Los CFaM st q r zoo A = 300 OH
Fu,f.7S NWCCcn ~. lHl = 500. PA l. & " - kC&N
y l. J. lTtffi a 500. 27ar 800. Gi e. Pref
& W y wv WI 100 TO- Sich cen 500 81 b POO 5Sia
ass q ~ gsi- % CB 74.-S3L bI0udl. " * ~ Ie
M 7Sf M a-A NJ .llp+i LNN NJ 500 jl = 700 l~'-
,SR G1 n x a kP6sDB lie ggss i6n0"i ~ loo lS1
IN N6 hN 80 a wee 90 N.'s lNnnF. , 300 LIS
N * a Il CCaICln M los poo %. 10000
Con AssN ~ IT, a O6-s 500 g31. 10 q Is 1000
5f 2nl H2s. 81 = Y T.
An $50 ps'oCA. a 4 { 800 80 too % > 30 ~
en- Is flOM .2si4 IN 200 81 lO1. 81 = Met J. K
TS~s - ~. 2S2s 300. 35" 100 % S.lld2
N che * - LIZ Nash
-sL, 49,. n s+c 100 So &c. leo. .5~2
ct. I(- sAI So Ct Istp >tIliN,a
ION ISL class II AIN Pan tNl Ids 900 IL
Ss1 ::f ~ - ssi ~ g p 4 10 "a 100 tx
IN ess ~ Uiv NC 49, 81 10 lOOTs 12s rnN. Al =
p&Hc'ss 81. los- Al hIIr o. q " y Paci.c I'D - 30
20 lnu'. 800 Il 100 -2t 100 us
CxlIl,ul SN 90 9pu.lUO .0O.-s Nurtt sos. .23a
~erlt.B ii - OOH 300 ). = Pref HN III ~
roo. 90 SH.. G5 o.. loo 1900 II 300. 81 tol--e1-
lGJ. 10 IJM - Quick n &C & ~tL&sF 700 52A
Il pfDd.y zoo. .. l5Js & Miss
JON 5n1- AVifh cc % & I'd G e OF ~LN>tp ZOO =
m ru M fn-,. iluO ,Ql, 100. s7s 50 I9. 20n lTos
$4,000 B'ns 100. 49, 2eohi f4nh 49, 400 IL
C.y H. lcO 100 49, avG. % b lOla ~ @ C& Z
mt ~ Ia y .iGIS5O 500 81 St&sF's 100. 10
ElJ - i.t 2nJ. 50is CN&SiP Prrl &iVV.l VR
AN. ~ 20OJ9o 100. 80 5y0..6jS 10. 45a
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9re Cream.

gre Cream.
n HORIZONS ICE CREAM
ii MADE FROM PURE OkAN6k COUNTY CQkAA
CONSUMES UNDERSTAND THIS
AND KNOW 1T Is
ALWAYS RkLIsBLE
TRY IT - 49,. - 49, .
AND you WILL. USE No OTHkG
pepots 800 l2sS Breaiway. AMI - CANA nsks
Newly s5S button 81. Brvokiyn
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prefrred-were unusually active the two prefer-eds nd
yancins Ia and 2ia per cent respectively, while the
common stock Was Il lower nj ga. c.. and l. O.
from o's TO 11iagi1S. Chicago. ST. Paul an. Mime
apoiis also was strong, rising from 46 TO AN
Az, while the Northwestern and ct. Pau
stocks were comparatively neglected. Northwestern
closing with loss of y for the is for the
preferred and st. Paul preferred gaining
s and Il cent respectively. The market for ST. Paul
common Is kept in fever by conflicting reports
ing dividend next week As the dividend II my is to
he declared from e earnings OF ak months ended June
30 last the following showing of ihe comparative earn
ingS of last year and This, from January 90 june 30
ought Ia he guide 10 correct conclusion upon the
question. Whether not 1t Is is another matter.
Gross earnings January to June 81. 1879.
eye 600 milcs........e ........ s8OS5.000
miles A256.nO3
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GAS STOCKS.
coNrRoL, En's o.. 81, AIHqnESY, corlyIr'I
P1rlaHrRG Nc9t"mb0r -, l-IH. 7
NOTICF.-TO HOLDERS OF BONDS OF

CONTROL Els o., IoF, hI1Es,lIESY =, c,3I7Scfr{
NOTICE.-TO HOLDERS OF BONDS OF
~ TIE COUNTY or EGHENY STATE OF Tenn.
sYLVANIAi The sinking fnd Comnlssiun Of Tho .olniy
them bv Act Of Assembly approved he pa day Of
-c1ion T. maj the Commissioners Of the sinking Furd.
in should be Offered or obtained 1T rates below
psr shall pay OF se SSsi"1ns a. y D 9nm ~ %
and in f event bonds being surrendered
S na.a s ,bs ME- shall deposit the "es efc
Tor the CoGnty Of Allegheny and the bond or
ana the holders Of such bond bonds shall LOOK only u the
deposit for payment 81 h- her or Their nd or bonus sa "a.
yer sg TO be- made y two newspapes pas.rh.d u .c y
Of i'5s GLs , th'Sc. a ana Hns nD s
that bonds numbered and daie! AZ follows, to"it No.
y 10 ~ ~ a. l. 10 L. rs 20 ~ ~ ~ ~ -. ~ ~
January st. $50 WIN BE- paid upon pres n'non s aeil.a
he o November 1879 ri which dale ali Interest shall
upon SAID bonds .. =, ,,.,->,. s,,,
~ joins JomS r "a Hq Ger re- Si naa@
GEO. ALENAND DE- p. } Committee
CT. JOSEPII and Pacific R.R Bonds a. Stocks,
- Kansas and NEBRASKA X r. folds ana sioSss
Indsns pois Blooning tOn Western H. H. securities.
Jer-ey Cily,
y. T. TKOwBRiDGE.
Banker ana Broker.
81 Wan ard broad -. New York
TEVUE STOCKHOLDERS of the EMPIRE
i GOLD MINING COMPANY" Of HeS-York. are neti-
atcpd or 10y nioNy meeting ioi tc ele'oa
,bf OF iobef D is7s, between tho hours Of
O'Clock aud oclok m. az the office 9f said company
rsp,ea,bar 70 ana -eop a October 8. ". b. LEONARD
O. II. HANUFoKrn. SECRETARY. . Waist. President
rI,HR ANNUAL MEETING of the stock
1 hol.eIs 4 the ITHACA. AUBURN ana Nl-SfERN
lUWAY CO. Tie elecl,n OF drec,r o s'rye 70 ne
nr vii Do held NJ the ON u ne o;nenny NO 20
49,, a ooloca Polls . Doe open ON hour or unn each
soe SGoi1cr prosout ie,iins 70 y9e ssa hay vo,s
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financial.

ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
~ YORK TRIBJ Ne WILL IlE kECEIN RI At IiEUP
TOWN OFFICES No I,S:IS Broadway, corner Thirty irst
It or .Su~ West Twenty thlii-sL, conner ti-hth lt.
10. OF Fast Fourtecnt.st. corner onion ~
Third Fortv-sef eut'st &c the HARLEM pffiCr
No eo~t Thrlav-. one indl e and iW nYf'uriist
iarem savings Bank Buildinal 10 T. H. al 70 ar
Office rates
/,AS STOCKS ~ CIV R.R. tfOrse and Elvt',h
Osiocks q Bonds bought & sold. FEHEWIII. Jr1Ats-
GAS STOCKS.
NcyYork ard n-nokr Gas Soc'ss and also n kinis
Of Prooklvp investment secuTi'irs dealt IN Nv
GEO. IA. PRENTiss - BROiD-eF. y. y.
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Among the trunk nne shares the largest business
done Erie which advanced from 267s to 27H927as,
the preferred stock rising Is per cent 10 5ias Lake
shore first advanced u 93 and later sold at % 02
Michigan Central ranging between s2ss and S32 and
closing ~ It's best figures AMI Co. c. c. and rising from
81 q to 50 54ia u small amount al transactions.
There recovery In the prices OF all the elevated
railroad stocks M8nbattan1as METROPOLITAN and New
York each 21s per oen The coal stocks opened strong
continued strong and closed strong, That is II figures
representing the prices give indication of the oha
actcr of a market. The hu!! gains, shown ~ prices
that within L Of the highest or fGe day. were :
Delaware, Lackawauna and Western gle Delaware ana
Hudson and Morris and Essex each lo. and NeWJcisey
Central b cont Un'es, the movers of these stocks
pusst sscd II infomation not only concerning me
prospect OF coal combination, In; alsD concerning
favorable slOwaSs of the yearly balance snects 0i thc
companeS-tO he made up ~ tie end OF thrre Mohlhs
ami ten days-which il not possessed by those most
intimately connected With H." mana cement ana nnancs
OF The cOmps;es. the movements nave no utncf f1s>Dc
basis han that eculatCu wsch snaps AS hnEcrs
q values. Thr Pacific Mail spocnalon was piSt'u
with renewed Visrr resulting ana advance OF u per
cent 10 2dl4 Telegraph stocks we're ful, western
Union closing Il 81 dividend. which Is tle 'qiVNehV
U 9.i.. the closing iricr "n FRIDAY.
At the stock Exchange iiS dealings ~ phliioh ninI'g
s,ocs were uunpOr;aut. Home. -ase. however, was ls
aud Stamford % higher. iDd QiicksiiN.r kahcl
Ii per cent. selling at As But at The Mining
lxchange an extensive and excited business was
done, running largely however Ia the worthless trash
u.rniftcd 10 be dealt that Board There was "a 20
,u Improvement and better distributed business III the
b. tier class uf notably IN California anl N"h-"
dated Vi.giuia walch advanced Slss and Sli2 rIspc
uvey over the last piices OF Friday.
Ths general market at the close excited ard buoy
ant.
RANCE ~ sJocx nARXEI
{. rsIOT'ff ~ ~ fffa ar Np's iifI-IpF fJH"ffN
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IA buyer 20 days. y dividend. i TX dividend 10
; 4n ID

CLOSING rHicu~ OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
N" ~ tsrrf BID Astei
XIV Gs 1872 l2us Northern prei 5O's ans
,.,t,v - ~ / i41 lsg Nurih'n Central h - pa
-" dss. fHlo I-i.rn Nay........ .3Jl -
. ,in. - ~ ~ lSas PItt- Tit. a. BIL.. 80. O5s
Ieilph valley AR <4[ lsS4 he~,oisinc a. a. 60 "a
pei. az - NrL.i. lI'iAs-.---- 40 - =
Northern PaccOm. Z3if -
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OSIICIAI EEPORT p. J. WYIyG Sr0CR EX-
CG4NGE SALES. SEPT 20. 1879.
TvTfpD C.Tr-.D..sO p. II.

q tf--,. . placer n.hilns. acc I'm .C1ove Buiwer
r A.. ..C 10 I5g - fCN. So 100. $40 lrH. la'i
s1n d.. ur \ eve 36. 20 .Cr. sso LGIeka Am flag
o. COL b Ind. nar '.I 20 lM -
= I 20 So IuDll csc &c
IL 100 "a roo 2lOiCou ln |lpO. l.t- -o'h lite
o. 3 -1 con Va EN - 2l.- 50 30 =" -Nn l'p
1nL 1"l. C-25- 20. - 700 - ,.o'Ar
los 6.aBSE Loo ~ bnlwtr .F, z -
& t1,r,r =, "a snl .07 loo. ~ laO 1z4 100. -
fn1 i4 to "a, IN OS iIucerue II. - On Point
DO III 50O. Co tpAe iouu. 20 "V-- A'% wv ~
III 20 JD0. 64l5O Las.
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sALrs FROM 2l2 O'CLOCK To CLOSE OF BUSINESS,
o'FIprk T.

) O'CLOCK y. NJ
,2ce "a llg4 Tas.ae si Taal CT r9NlEd sim
on 7f'sf' AH's 100 ISIS 3'ofTls 400 81 tHl o.
.nN -sli 1880 100 - p Pref POO - In ca II
coal. g0 NSis 9aas loo. .aG loo -
15N.-e Son 5lis LaEc Sh' j l. O. " loo - 4el.- -
17N-s-, geo 5o-s 300 So .Uu 81 La 4 Mob oh
Trus C. .OO..5O- 500 H2H =" OF y Pref Assnt
.M ~ -rn sOA POO g2-- 300 ti H. 100. 4Css 100 IL
IN sgl4 car Nag go o. - lCles 1904 Attn II
75wes I.Ul . 100 fgos .oGGlas II a TX c 100 10i4
IN pa. ont : Mn 500 92s lOu- 81 i3OO..4S 500 II
q afCi NJ 300 a. Nh W.T. l2eOGl Z Gle. q 2uO liz
Tee SIN Ming 300 ella 2lu..tlN SO 80 lUO..ll4
OF -sa, TO-. su4s Nii- &0Ou.blai Met Ella LaNshR
I'D 700 IA SJp 81 r loo L ZOO b-'1
]. WBC $50 CO.. 300 81 lOtuGz 10 II. M a en-
IN 1885, - Itiou 100 Slis 30 b2ls X DE II lst p
NFAI.L 800 .i.i Mn 10 500 Ga TOO. Is 900 ~
asa -S .-ry .,s 700 go. .Jio.C2ss Nj Ic III ca y e .
rfhal-d ZOO. IL O. "a imp aui 90 lO1--oI- lu.lI1
JON iss f0s So poo - 800 ga 80. 5iia I'm Sar
on i'ss NsN J 800 % 100 .aual lVOlul
hIaI NJ '.l {. = 100 Sg7. a IL 2np 81 n = 10
.lOl 1000 ~ .H2 SLAIN loo 2S's
IN 40 -I - . 100 - p > ~ ~ Aarhl I.'v 80
Tie -Cu .ss. 500 81 = 1ou 44N 100 23's
!M.4I.a- 400. 700. .f4~ V u2 lObfa y 100 =,
CtDlsf-' gaa..Z4 81 he IlO'.i4DsI "a : Joif
.tfa .pu a n III 3 Z, ..a2ii
J. " q aol rock I'lr TOO. j-s 100 a. 2rO 62A
1t Con -uV.. .. s 1914 4 9yO . zoo - lyv11,s
4NEf.. 300 Nahnsh Kan pAc 100 - = iOl .. p.
Ai's!s.x + i.aisv Kna TX 700. ~ 100 40 "a NJ IN
-.i.fuN % ~ 1Ui-.l-is La - =. b. o. 81 4N".-it
Z. fUn.. .I..1- ilO1l- 80 lcs - as IN D O. a %
C1nftu loo p = 200 / leo l6 1000 fss 30. lNt
Irn MEG = auN.-l4 go "a I0N. .lOns
4fa -. &c 100 .l1ss . = ~ ~ lne iil- % ~
rsrsf 100. -1e.. G1is goo - Is
c,'rt.t .r, q = 10000 7n9..48. -0. a.. f.o. l1i.
l.I IUs 81 IUI Gos. lu -flu .J'- l.4
t.l,. 9. ZOO 200 81 200. 1898 o. 500 II =
lu...8 M..u De.. o. 10. 'l.-. vrl- e.. aoO =
lNu--sl l.l-h1 : .'Dl q 900 90 - oJO''44' >
1uU = .u.~ 5. 900. . 4"" -"-- 10. %.
1Il..t5 O. ga. ia,. 200 % 3 q 3 aM 20 S'e
j. auld Zoo. So 800 ~ acc. -47's
60. 30 illo ~td
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WHITE STAR LINE.

' INIIED AEl
FOR QLLENSTOWN AID LlFthPppt- .
NOIlCi--rhs ti- iAfw itA" inc ii'e i'pi
recommended Many. L. = ~ on D'tA tho i"fi
ana h0lAtw ani w, ,. 90. 81.
't4.ilf tlriitfl ~
Bh fAN sic ant Perry 7a'"f ,a' We" i 90 - :.
From TiE WHITE STAR DOCK. FOOT pF W OK
~.
IOnfneHt% The ~Iio... -fatcrpJa- ~nDAihg AMI "- Il
where uptsc anl
fe anOT.lg degree %! comfort Ait.co uAi ts.si'o
q -
RAIEs-saoon. $50 AMI slOQ. sieeFase. s-A its- .ra
tlckois favorable terms
Ih.-e sl.arl,rs cIIiy utitlc- -atte, sa"e, nor
For inspection 90 plans AVID o.4 .lu- 90 app g. -
Comra.Y's Oaires No. 81 Broadway w nr lf - N -
uut 81. Philadelphia H. tO"4tS As't~
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Government bonds were extremely duh, but prices
were strong The tOtl business done ~ Tie Boa Is
embraced only $4,000 coupon Is at l"2i Dist 81 81
Coiunbia Cos sold 81, but iaier were at oiie BID
Annexed are the closing quotations;
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MEN Y0RK, HAyANAand MEXIcAHMAL

CIlne ~ prigrs.o. g. trl' echo All flp4tsif
tCITNpE WASH NGius ffnsaua nIiyl Thur. -'N' y.
Cf1N DF AIINANn!NA iNewl........- 1inf'i.1. OCT l.
sCi or NA-filNGION (LINnnd uifl Ihhff Ger. ~.
CITY Gt lEA titi .~aiiags, oct s.
CITY -it.. i........ -.
MEALS = LA Cil,Tf. Small. TABLE ~El.hIcE.
h. ak bl.f. H sons. Sos. 81 aua aS Eioaagay.
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NEW-YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAI.

These first ass Steamships stI eu!lrlyat p "a. from
pl,r Nn IL, Enffh River. ea tol1
Si..m-ilp NDAfp CAST liz W'DN Isl ~. 'tf
Aeon n.odquous gusIrpa-se 9rfragil lp9yD
WILLIAM =. CLYDE e 90 No IS y. ~ iEsT
LAYTON BROS. Agents IN Havana
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ROTTERDAM LINE.
steamers icave cos Picr Payona Prrg srsey city
a ''.tIT,.N .-..... ....... v osue-Iay t'rf. l.
Trf'it, iIs ~ .... .......-......-at4rlty % I. IL
l,fCabin SOS $40. 81 cabin. $40 100 -lrefats So
CALACk. a. .Itral Agent. - sonti " liam ~
PUNCH EDNE ~ 60. % Solih Wliau-sfa Freight IA
l.. NORRIS. % broadway. General PASSAGE goat
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IMPERIAL GERMAN NAIL ,.

III
STEAMSHIP LINE BIZ " fFE NINhDkA.
SOUTllAMPTON AND BREMEN. ,
RHIIS sept. = cd q sal ''t ~
NT,Tft IA iic ....- ....... "a. or -
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEW-yORii 70 SOUrhAAp.
TON IIANRI. OR RifNENt ,,
FIRST CABTS - SfO0l SECOND CAbIN-...-.-.siD
SrFTEhGk so
Reien tickets a. reduced rates rr"r'h storage e''-'
steaiasc tickets to all points abe sosn o. ngald 80
Ollltll II~ cd. = BUhi.ue rrl-.a.
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GOiVHi Nh hiN y n.:rATrs MAIL srEAuEns

VI ISiIfD : rATFs MAIL srEA NERt
Fox QIEENsrOwN AID LisEkPpoL
LEAVING per 81. y. H.. foot 81 KiigsL o., -
WYOMING. l~DAl -rpt VI
AhiIpN A ---.t . -. "a
w lStilNSl N----.-------.'----- 80, D. la ~,
~ These STEAMER. Duit 81 non In ~at ~,
Iarfmrlt-, rnshci every requisite -
lie passage Atlantic both safe AMI agfa
ng bathroom fmokugTupm dfawing-Ionm, pah' aln
library cxperi need stevafnc-- ana ctF ~
each steamer The cl ON ie'k tu- n-u.l
those greatest fan luAIres perfect Yentl "n Nni
light ....... .,,, ar ~, a..
CABIN PASSAGE according 10 STAT toonl 80, So al
siou IlTFlwlDIAVF $40. -lEEkAGE, AZ low ritos.
OFFICE. No - BltoADWAa. ,r,oS
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GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
IMpERIA4 GERMAN MAIL. E.LI.amh,arTTg

Amciieaa packer Company Line for PLYMOUTH.
CHFhBpCl;i AID NAMBt TO.
~ D.f y t.
nr.Nare Plvu.ufh London. Cncrbflr, Ham.
and al points II iugaEd ~cotiaha qua NA.'s; Fffs
calm 500; second Caph, gnld rhpi sic rag r.
rercy $40 G.. y. RICHARD q BnAS Cen. Pc 4 =.
~ NIIARDl x CO. Ol broadway, N-H-lJrE
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RESOURCES.
June IL. 1873. Sept Is, 1873.

Totals. s49,9i57Oo S4e.7l2,so0 Dec s2S2.sOo
The gross earnings OF the following railroads are re-
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The following Is a mpari,vc statement al tnr 80
ports Of specie the port nf E-vloik 20 foreign
rom January 10 september 20, iur u period OF
tn IL. In l..llr-
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rc,.A s4soISToe Sa0.7i2,Soo Dso. SzJ2sOo
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Sailing .rnrl - y foot 'aualsf. North River,
Tor - FRAN Isco via l. IHMUS OF PANAMA
Steamship 80
Come foI Central and south America AMI Msxi;h
Prom san francisco o. Japan and tAilas
steamship CITY OF TONI SATURDAY. oct l. ho'h,
PROM Francisco 10 Honolulu Newleailnd' alA Nis
tTalaf
steamship a. ~ NEW YORK .IOudlg. sept o. nom.
freight or general information. Apply al ConplnTs
once, ou pri root ol CiitiSt. North ltses ..,..,
arlcd = FRANZ i~t'D NANDNlA Il
l~LANl-1 JAFAN, CHINA, NV -Ll.Al.t \,
LA rOtIH AMERirAs CENTRAL AAEAlCAN All
Ml.AlCAN PORTS. -
uckcts o Information In 20 routes Apply ID III
Passenger department No. 81 Broadway .,.....-
o.. 4. SENALl. IL. J. BtlLAa
t;cfrial Passrncer Agent Sup.r.Htet.lcnt
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FNMAN LINE. ROYAL NAIL SrEAnLN

FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY Or 49, ..-.- I'l ..lilti :, - - $50 D. n
cry OF Ii.I DAY. D-..
CITY or HLtifs ........-.SA A. EDAf. t'c % . .. l.
CIrl OF MON rHEAL..-.fhl l~JAt &c. De-. 30 ara.
CITY OF fiiH I'D .---~l isltAl. T. . [.
From plDr 2 y b.. loot Cd. rifon ~.
CABIN. ESQ ana 500 Return tickets iY'-ih'
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The receipts of lonr aad grain at the principal Attain
TIC ports TINS Goth day of September were;
New York.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-12-26
Grant the Coming Man.
peciaI telegram to St. Paul GlObe,

Special telegram to St. Paul Globe.
Philadelphia, Dec. AL! thoroughly
men are to b. credited, Gen
Grants futreas far as the Republican par
ty is concerned, has been settled during the
past forty -eiSh hours. Secretary Sher.
mans fatal blund or III not forming de-.
Een<ive alliance with BIuine against Cam.
eron, whether from family considerations
or because Of utter helplessness, seems t"
to have caused him, according to the best
information, 70 say farewell to his Pres
ident'al aspirations He has lost his
identity IN just the same degree that
Blaine has lost his importance. The Wis.,
it of Secretary Sherman and Evarts now
appears to have had much real signifi-
canoe: During the presence Of Senstor
Cameron IN the city Friday, prelimina-
ry conference was held, ut which all mi
nor details of the Chicago convention
were arranged. Another meeting was
subsequently, held at the Continental no.
tel, to which the Hayes branch ofthe Re-
publican party was admitted. Before its
conclusion perfect harmony is raid to
have been reached. The result Of all the
caucusing has ben an agreement that
Grant shall be the candidate for the first
place on the ticket.
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The Republican National Convention

From the st. Paul Di patch, Dec. Is.
The Republican national committee, a,
its session in Washington yesterday,
elected Senator j. Don Cameron, Chair.
in place Of Senator Zach Chandler de-
ceased, to hold the National convention
IN Chicago on June 2. 1880. On the bal.
lot tor chairman Senator Cameron re-
ceivel % votes, Gen. John T. Averill of
this city received 10 votes, and Thos. G.
Platt of New York, vote. Gen. Aver
Ills vote was certainly a high personal
compliment, and is conclusive proof that
had an earlier and more vigorous canvass
been made in his interest he might have
been chosen. 1t was understood in pol,t-
lcal circles that Cameron represented the
Grant interest, with John Sherman as
second choice, while Gen. Averill j.
known to be close friend of Blaine.
But the vote Is 50 close as to carry very
little significance on that sco,e-cven had
the matter not been complicated by sid,
issues. The selection of Chicago as the
place for holding the convention is pc
c"l'"r'y acceptable to the Republicans Of
the Northwest. That city is prominent.
~ convenient Of access, and has every ia :
ciIity both for hotel accommodation, hail
capacity and general adaptedness for re-
ceiving ard entertaining the vast con.
course which will be drawn together on
that historic occasiun.