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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-02

Miss Mary Holt was the daughter Of
jacob Holt. man of wealth and pronii-
nenee and one of the most respected citi-
zens of Perry township. She was in the
prime of her young life. intelligent. eul-
tured and refined; respected by all, adj
mired by many and most fondly loved by
one James Ashburn. a worthy young man,
living on a farm near by Between him.
self and Mary there had sprung up an at
tachnent which, beginning in joy, has
been the death Of one, and will be life
long blight on the other
The family of the young lady were
averse to her attachment to this Young
man and had provided what they deemed
more eligible suitor, who was expected
to arrive in a short time to claim the hand
of the young lady against her will, but at
the bidding of her parents. To secure
themselves against the rigor of parental
demands, the young people resolved upon
private marriage. which was solemnized
by Esquire Waldrip about three weeks
ago. only few trusted friends being pres
ent. They went to their respective homes
and only met occasionally in company with
II sister of the young wife.
On last Saturday Mr.. Ashbmn commu-
been divulged, and that it would be i'm
possible to keep it from her parents. She
declared that she would die before she
would face the storm OF parental indigna-
tion such communication would bring
upon her, while he endeavored to dissuade
and comfort her Immediately on her re-
turn home, however, she went to her room
and swallowed a dose of strvchnne and
in thirty minutes she was corpse. The
young husband, in the agony OF his grief,
declared that they should not be long
parted, but was closely watched by anx-
ious friends
On Sunday he was informed by his cousin,
in whose care he had been left, that the
funeral procession would pass the house
soon. and was asked if he would go. lie
replied that he would and directed the
young man to go and get the horses
ready. Hardly had his companion left the
room when the report of apistol was heard
and hurrying back he found young Ash
burn on the floor weltering in his own
blood. The mlzzle of the pistol had been
placed almost against his forehead, but in
the excitement of his crazy grief the range
had been too low, and the ball, ranging
downward. had lodged in his face without
intlicting necessarily fatal wound. He
is now under the care of physicians who
entertain strong hopes of his recovery.
Should he recover he will be removed rs
soon as possible from the sorrowful asso-
Citations of his present home and taken'to
Indiana where he formerly lived. g.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-02

Old Grape Laces, Hermann and enadines, no weyer
soiled or faded, reinshed warranted equal to new.
New Grape greatly improved.
n Is. white Iaecs handsomely cleansed nj lowest
prices.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-02
Weekly Kennebec Journal,

Published every Wednesday morning,Is the largest
folio paper in the state, sontnining ews political
tices, agricultural and scientf6c matter tales, poetry,
anecdotes, household matter, markets, &C., &c.
TERMS, ~ per aa'.em in dardace. r
Trnusiet ADVERT senents Sl.V0 per inch for first
week cents per week for each Subsequent Insertion.
Special Notices, $3.50 per inch fer FIRST week; 90
cents per week for each subsequent week.
Business Notices, in reading columns, 2c cents per
line for first insertiun lO cents per lin, for each sub
u-Qu.snt Insertion. so as't MA u .t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-02
PREJUDICE KILLS.

ELEVEN years our daughter suffered on Il
bed of misery under the care of several of
the best (and some of the worst) physicians,
who gave her disease several names but no
relief, and now she is restored to US in good
health by as simple remedy as Hop Btters,
that we have poohed at for two years, before
using it. We earnestly nope and pray thar
no one else will let their sick suffer as We
did, on account of prejudice against so good
medicine as Hop Bitters. THE Parents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-02
Advertising Agents
HfFoR THE y q
Kennebec Journal,
dairy IND WEEKLY.

The following Advertising Agents are authorized
to recsive subscriptions and nd, for the
kESNEBEC JOURNAL:
BOSTON :: ISM Psir sssIIAs&t., 10 Stat,
Street.
5. X. NiEs, ~. & fremont st.
hs 1tt AsT.C. Nv ANS, 252 Washington 81
HORACE DoDp, 252 Washington
~ = 2 r. Sueet- nae.NHE
NEW YORK :: DAvciiY l. CO.., iei Fulton 81.
GRO. 4. RowELL * Co, 40 Park
Row.
t'. trt JAMES II. BATES ~ Paik Row.
4. W. W. SHARPE 4 Co.
SIN. PETTENGILL& Co., 81 Park
"a Row.
PHILADELPHIAN W AVER & Son, Times bldg,
Chestnut and sth streets.
fg .s-.fg 5. NJ. PETrENGIiLf s. Co, 70l
ttaf tsktR l Chest tnut street. IL y .h
NEW HAVEN, CONN, II. b. HUBHARD, City Bank
Building.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-02

A PREPARATION 80 elegantly favored and medi
"A clnally effective to utterly all prev
Preparations Essences or Extracts Of Ginger. Compost
ton, Herh Teas. Pain Believers, and the hundred ant
one disgusting and nalscalng possets with which We
have been wont to dose ourselves Its instantaneous
effect In
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-02
4 New Discovery q. .M Cure Of Diseases

About eight years ago there discovered and
put into practice new. .impc, convenient and safe
principle fol curing disease by absorption without
dosing. The necessities OF the prompteda Wig.
orous examination into ts merits until the ques-
tion was thoroughly and practically solved.
At the time OF its di~coee aud Introduction there
vas bat one object aimed nj viz the prevention
AN / cure oi malaria in its various forms.
It's Great Idf"e not al First ReredIed.
Like every discovery, all of its good results.
could not be known at once. Important develop
mcnts. by way of cures of other diseases besides
malaria, were manitesing Themselves rapidly, be-
ing acknowledged and reported by the grateful pa.
tients of both sexes and all ages throughout the
land until it has now become "A settled question
that the Holman Pad, insclligently applied to the
pit of the stomach, and worn according directions,
VIII cur~ ofthe ills eithersex is
subject to ar-s
fiIc Holman Pad is twc.fold In its action. 1t
sends a healthy, gentle vegetable tonic into the
y.;en by way of ie circulation through tn. pores.
Ii /. worn exactly wher, ueesied being placed %, er
the Liver and stomach, and over the cefiir. of the
nervous system which peryades the digestive or
gans.
1t will prevent yellow. chagres. Typhoid Re.
mittent. Bilious and toDg. sfye Fever, aud Fcyers
many instances thatwe state ii positively and with
1t will prevent Colds and protect weak lung
against confirmed disease II is better than all tn,
chest protectors ever made No one was ever Mt.
tackled with diphtheria while wearing the Pad. 1t
will prevent summer Complaint and Keep the
bowels regular. 1t Will prevent Dyspepsia.
III VIII prevent Chronic lhteriml Rlleumaiism
and Neuralgia, often finally fatal This has
been demonstrated -beyoad the possibility of
doubt, to the joy and gratitude of scores of sut-
ferers, who were wise euough to apply the rem
edy In time.
1t will prevent Sick Ifeadaces. II the Pad is
put on when the first symptoms appear, the at
tack will be avoided. trn
In short the Holman Ague and Liver pad is the
most perfect preventive of disease affecting the vi.
tai organs that has been discoy cred.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-02
WHAT WE OWE THE ETNA.

Familiar to business as is the name of the Ell
ma Fire Insurance Co.. of Hartford. few if any have
the dey yelopment of this country the aid and comfort
il has rendered lis entire business interest and
the heavy debt OF gratitude the country owes il in re-
turn. |y its pledges OF indemnity tens of thousands
of our business men, have been enabled to undertake
and conduct successfully enterprises of all degrees of
magnitude, unsupported by which prudent man
would for IA moment have considered. Thousands
upon thousands of risks it has assume FOR enter
prising people since It, organization, which ndi.
vidna could have carried, and no could have been
found who would furnish so much capital aud then
stand behind to guarantee against the perils of fire
ord Organized in June, 1919. with capital stock of
SljO,WD. This was increased to 500 900 in 1872 and
ls5i to 100000. Its assets then S773o73. In
lAji its capital was doubled making ii Sl,000,000,
with assets of ,50d:3Ss In lS5a S5o0,0O0 more
added to its capital, and in lsti il again ncreas-
ed TO s2 its assets then being $500 40 In
lS6G its capital advanced to s3,0O00O0 its assets
then being S4i7s, 100. Five years later (ls7I its
sets had reached S64O0,503. Then came the Chicago
fire, which made heaN ier call upon the Itna than
any fre insurance company has sustained since the
world began. SB.768.A23 was the amount the
Etna alone contributed to rebuild Chicago and
enable its business men to resume their business and
start afresh. More than 40 companies failed in this
fire alone, but he Etna built sbanty the burnt
district before the bricks cold and paid every
loss against them fast presented at sight. Not
yearlater came the Boston fire and losses TO the
Etna amounting to 81 C0i $40, which were promptly
paid The records of Fire Insurance furnish no
parallel since its organization Ii has received in
premiums In round numbers $50 900. and has paid
10000 for losses, and in dividend. stock and cash
sl3,0oo,oo0 Its capital is now s3,oo0,Oo0, and by
recent act Of the Legislature, permit given to In
sss,e s,s this to s5oooeSo Its present assets are
states. Its total liabilities are but ,s6s,,
6oSs5, while Its gross surplus in favor Of poll.
at ?26 and upwards. The 4Etna takes risks upon
good manufacturing and mercantile property dwell.
ings and contents, churches school and college build
Macomber, Agent, Market Square, Augusta, Me-
who also represents Springfield, Hanover, North
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-07-02

PRICES Concaving. 10 cents; Half Concsving %
ctsi Honin9 3 cts.; grinding shear, 10 cts. Also
raxoFs fof sale n very low pices. RasOfs IN eaes
securely PACK ed can b. sent BY mssi at from 10
cenfs. 'sss r fe@ tsst@ febf.tiin4wAw6sn - 8
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-15
F!sRr-cLAz3 Clip srAHG

In coaec:on with the b,I, All p'a,e O. the Lad
saloon,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-11-15

AZ ao~0y oAn"rVAyY rivHr7-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-10
Fr1cF OF FISK & HArcH. BASKFRs AND


DEALERS ~ tHNTENTf II ~lfiEIlliN,
No. . Ngssau-st.. AFw-YcEK. July 8, lo1a)
The sure place for the savings Of the people, for
trust funds for estates for all those desiring per-
feet security and certain income Is in the bonds Of
the Government. We buy and sell al issues OF
United states bonds, inc udug the popular Four per
cents We pay especial attention to the Rounding
Of the called Five-lwenty and Ten-Forty
bonds. complete assortment Of the different
denominations Of the -Four per cents, which
are issued in sos. zoos. 5OOs, 1,O00s cou-
pom form. and in addition in 5000, 10000, 10000
and 10000 registered, constan ly on hand for I'M
mediate delivery.
We also pay especial attention to purchases Of all
frst-clasS investment bonds and stocks on commits
sion at the Stock Exchange. Our office is free 70
all intending investors who may desire TO consult
files Of quotations and obtain information before
making their investments.
EY7 Holders Of FIyE-TWEvTITs Of either issue,
and of TrN-FORuFs, should take notice that ALL
THEIR BONDS HAVE BTEN CALLED Is FOR REDEM-
rIoN that the Fivc-Twenties have al ceased 10
draw interest and that the interest the last OF
the Ten-Forties will cease on the 2lst day OF the
present month. As they viii lose interest on their
money by holding their called bonds that are past
due any longer, and as those not yet due can now
be disposed OF as advautaceously as at maturity
holders will find it TO their interest TO make their
exchanges and reiuyc-tmeuts at once.
FISK & HATCH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-10

G.lrh,2 md Balum<. esc4 cases aalo,,c , Gin
e,eH,ng. G-ae. Dd highest 7o'e; lowest 69'c; closing
very limited at, reported BON for eypor a sue'a We
u quoted sos se-t- price on a-t COLI sic TO- Third
,ajuf rl' ltorlo 20 August $40 l'G.le 20 STpili1
Ler p" -1aala Be; o,.n'r $40 "5osl0 41---. LEI
I,4s ng. pr, 10. gr9,at y o-a ee4i ,all Nee ~ y
s2u So a- ,p 1r prrk. II IGFlI 81 PHiiadsnia Mess
eil--. HEP HAMS moderate oemu'. fuii prizes :
Western, ar '|---.lti 4i Ai- moderately active
Prsled - oGld"f-. 5is.; 900 Pickle. Ms l"ci
suoted Ham,. 'looll sc: smoFed 9hoadcr, 5ia155,:,
5iill-rt De si sale "a igsdr pr.-. Long Gear . ei
;..-uEEs~E D HOGS iMry and firmly held CRY
ri. .uuer buf ra r- a1rf tr l Tor ryrf ONLY MOI.
IS u, spot CD -oGitr, closing zoe; settling price on
last cali, e.i1 &c; 1000 tc-. fu'y, 6$7 81 c..
osips cf7scs L5a6ttS5 september. 554eS.se closing
Gl-ac: $50 tcg december, 647 c. closing 80 Lc. BID
6.3T-0Gf0c. August. G45aG.i7 ec.; p.euher. g. .
t5JCi October so zeEGrci Decrm1e'. 647 7a652'-c;
higher sales 2~o raoo.; REFINED quoted Jc, CONT
Lell.--- EJIIIII CHEESE anc EGGS without decided
RiCE-In lobbnr sale only steady.
SfED---bul, uo,iIHE doing prices nominal. -
1FAEISE-tet. unchanged salcs 10 900 City. Iisc.'
sUGAE-zefnei q1ie. firm M change from yesterday;
Raw era es fra, fairy active Fair g. o. od Refining Cubl
r1b,aci sc"tr'il 2a u.sG' &c safes 100 hEos; fgIo
a-ses grade lei 3lo0 bios MuscoyaHo rota7e. stock
JuF J, l7 30 -3rb#t huds 2i5-1 5oxe, b1a6- bags $50
Aetdo receipts since July D. 1879 2it75 htds, 1919
boye 27utI bags, l,Gl6 Aela1o sales sce July 1873:
1879 sgi5JHl G-.I7s Doves, CS i42 bag. PAP Me-
lMo stock July u! is ", l1.'2g hhas- .5j .oZ,, 49,
2lG>7 boxes 24T-7s bags. pa Neldo
IiALiL-Mz7 ,si5 sa..- 5000 2, 5i,ls go .o,,,,
3. yO'. to-day LtiL ARMY - OT2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-10
TIE STATE or TRADE.

ITvrrpoor. JuIy g.-Ttrt-PImr Moss Eastern. dri
~ 5D Western. dnli - a.. Bscon- Cum bertrand Cut
tgil 3D.. 2T short duh - 3d.. long Gear, dHI 'i
-f tt short Clear, dul ~ 'T Hams Long cut nrI pr
49, shoulders Gn az "a Dd tscingia Mess cne .l the no
brt Extra dun at Prime Mess none On the mars -
lari-pruc Western. dun 80 81 I'd Taiow- Prime CIV
dali 40 3lGh TurprHfpe~p!ri steady a. %. lio-n-
Common. Grmer 81 3D.. Fine, steady % III CLee-t--
American Choice steady 4t "a Lard OIL steady 40 81 POUR
state. Hm-r fff- AhcIf~urIUr, no q, ufin'f l
rd; spring 80. O. ru Pr ~ rod Sew Western Nlret
GIuer a 5,-. New southern Winter hrer a. 9st corn
Mixed New. stead" af fadt Mixed Old, steady 20 4fl
CCtrOnsfed tIsl0w America steady az - k0-IH on
mon, Ind steady I'd Inrpeutue Spirits 40 Lon
don. steady "a - 3D.
IIyFgVl,r- july 81 $50 p.m-TtllOW. p per cwt. -
tJyFPFUOr. July "a W.-BraIGs tufsN heat. L.If.9
@ per cruta Tor Rod western Snrlg Flour 80 ial0 81
per Canal Corn. 42d GENITAL Tor Ne"
Mixed western
LOspJN. JUr % p. m.irfDef Petroleum, b40o'sd per
ga. Lusred OI. t2-r s21 ner ton.
ANTwEEp Juiy 9.-Psrro.um " francs for nne pale
American IIa francs - Ceutlas per lOJ klVs
EHrYfv. July q-pctroCErI. T MARKS.
HAyKE July 9.Iar closed ~ 80 francs per 80 kl)s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-10

non IS NJ 1923 ST.. 900 registered IS nj 1O2129
1928. 81 $4,000 coupon Is at 1017s, and 500
OoO registered Is at 1O2d1O17s. District oL Coun-
bia 3-G5s we're a shade higher; sales, S2e GOO al
S1leG S7as. Annexed are the closing quotations:
r. = Cnry G..Is2 i2f T. g 5s'sl. coup. l0g 3 l02a
r. = 64 i1iS r. lgj5.rst.Iolz lo2
s-s 81 re- i0zi5 io2ss rsL Of COT 555s 81 "a 81 q
In state bonds. Louisiana conscls were lower
500 coo sci ing af from 10 down To 45iS' We hit
Us nos paid ig cash scrip due ON i Issued I'd 'I'
holders. Other issues were neglected.
The only sale Of city bank stock was American
" Fyccrfirg The Erie issues. the speculative
railroad bonds were generally lower bu'
Erie second consOis, with sales OF stie'uOy,
iigbcr at 7Glt; sales $4,000. Missouri, Kansas
and Texas fr,ts declined i aud seconds = zen
tJal of Ncw-Jersey cousols -. LeMGh ana liNes-
barre consos /, and Rome, WATERFOWL ana OEaeus-
burg tjr>ts is ycr cent Chesapeake and Omo hIsts
class b. were steady ~ a. Canada southern guar
autaed bonds yielded i 20 S7al. The Wabash IS
sues we're strong: ST. Louis Division trsts advanC-
ing las, l. and W., CONSOLIDATED tonVclD., Y',,l'
III seconds III Great Western hrsts = ana sec
ouds 1 per cent. Hannibal ana -, Jos,p -..
convertible s. further yielded - per cent
70 1919: sales $4,000. The Faclhc ISSUES
were firm at full hgures' ~ mon lI 81,
advancing p per cent TO 10. Ninon9 ana ~
granger issues were steady. Dealings IN oiher
bond. were only IN small amounts, but prices gen
crafty were LIll
Money at the stock Exchange was at about per
cont until near he close of business, when le"
balances were loaned at 2l2 per cent. ON Govern
Il,ut bond, tie rate continues 10 he @0Zi2 per
cent. The United States treasurer az Na-a'hE on
to-day received @-SO.uOO IN National uahA uo,e'
for redemption. The customs receipts were HJtu-
COO and the internal revenue receipts were @'v''-
600 The following Is the Clearing House ~ t'-
usut Exchanges, So, 1895 ST: balances. Gb,Ool-
lGt The business at ldc SuU-lTcasUfy to-day Gov
cred: Receipts, S1,3lt,Oll: payments, 9''I1I--
1877 : currency balance, S3J,2l9,GJ6; com o"iaA'''
Sl26lUf,944.
Foreign exchange is inactive actual business be-
ing done at about p cent to the I below the an
uc,ed quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-10
rrnopFAv FINAVcIAL MARKETS.

IeyDoN July y-lZ3b umCans0It % afr money 87iaa
for the Ere EaIwaY shares 2se. Illinois teur.
gl Felusyvaua central, 4O'si ACBJeIsey Central b
Heading Railroad 20.
LONIJS, July 81 D. m.-Pars sdylces quote i've DeI
cent rtutrs al francs 90 Ceut,s for fie account
LONDON, July $3.50 %. mJOnspis. 81 Tor BOTH money
ANA Tie account Us. bonds four aut bail cents los
Central 4OTs India
IN, u, were Allotted to-day Ii. decline The
rank 81 bombay reduced OF discount iUI ~
cent
LONDON July g-53O m.Te rate Of discount for three
months nils u the open market 10 p per cent Which Is y
uer cent below the Bank OF England rate.
IaEpga July O. CuOteu az OlHsf- per ounce
LONDON July "a D. m.-L. - Douds Iour ana a h'II
per ceus 100 Erie Railway shares preferred, % = rem
sgivara Central Al New Jersey Central biL Pans AL
yes 1er nVe per cent renles ll6 40 cenumes iJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-10

WEDNESDAY. July 9. 1879
GENERAL MARKET REPORT
WEDNESDAY,, July 9, 1879.


CUTFTE-1,lG G,aIes steady sales GOO bags Of Maria
ca DO private terms; Java 2-r-Jrf ST. Dgmtago lpIH
ID loo. Nsraraib. u LHIb l1c, lac sales 4l6 mats ~uEl
PR, 4bU5 bags Naaclb1. ., BAGS Lncuayr 80 bas -
.ica. y47 SdyaEla 500 bags O. ara $50 bags
81, DOMINGO lu uIs Tor sumption wIAu li5J
nag. ~ Domino fp9 bags costa = "a, transit o. europe
arpcks uos COLL mats hrst Lands; Rio
active here. 3, 90 bags OK oi1"r~ 81 % bags
* Humboldt" 1000 bags tx 90 Ga tuA. 800 Jdes tN
CITY Eio" 1875 bags santos, ex Humboi.i V al
Baltimore sales, Loo bags x HfAT -iEe. '' DaE7 OK
Auluecs.' 800 Jag- 90 arrive prr AUue" Oh private
tt. h4lLs here. ,yaO Jl- al other ports
b-.OT bags
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-10

80 20 Rough Heavy shlEp.nc a. SO co Butchers to
phiate phis, ~ 7Oas3 % receipts $500 head SNIP
ments. 1900 head. 80,
SHEFF-EeceiDts soO head shirmens market stea5y,
with gOou GeHanG Far Choice, 2 15at3 JV' A'A
and COl0IaeOs. ~ 1naa3 Lambi, 81 os2 ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-10

U,vlv, July q-Srqulsh gold 2l2a212s. Excellence
active. vitl teEdeucy he United hutee 60
DAYS gold c1f premium 80 OF sight do N20 premium
London 2pd20- premium PARIS Gas premium sug-
4 active and stCaay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-10
u-rrrnn1r1sn coRN TRADE

LONDON July 9Ths Marx Lane EpTes IN iis revieT o.
go a. gp Wheat week 34.SO4 qrs al 81 "a
g,nst ZO2 grs per Or, during the same peOd
lie ureylous year The imports into the United hABdotn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-10
10 FRlcEs OF PHILLDLLFmA STOCKS.
kAA IRAscIsCo CLOSING PRICES or MxIva STOCKS.


Savage has levied an assessment NJ 81 ner share
and JuIa 81 -. -'N' VI u pei sA"i .
\ large business in Governments bonds was done
- me bo"fds, but al IN the new IS and new A per
80. EA.epJIng decline of - IN registered A.
F-''e9 "''e slIOlg The sales covered $50 900 cou-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-07-10
LIVE srncK MARKErs-Ry rELEGnAPn.

BUFFALO JuIy 0--CArIIE-E eceipts to.day 34ls head
fo- ne week tlus tar 05Ol head Tor the : ue time
lst week 2gJ head through consielmeli- ~ cars
demand shade lower prices good attendance or
.Iise.r.. lAvuraby ith aHl week
laIrs ~ shippers - 81 go l2z But hels 81
N.r tr,- OF ~hiuYrr- - NJ % Butchers cows r3G
- T5 Hail lat IS 5OgS3 49, stocker5 IN hght III
qu!ly a g. 10 - ~. o,,, -. o.. a..
IpTP Asu L4ls- Receipts to-day. 1900 head Tor Tire
week rLu- far 500 head. for Tie same TINE ast wees,
-po head through consgnmrnts. ~ cars; TAR ttman
lrces geueray unchanged some sales rather Hlshe owing
la l.hr ,Hp Isl Common Co Good tuppo sheep,
- lass Is. no Choice stock on tho mtrAeti Western
f{,gs RPrrint- today. 3220 head Tor the week TINS
t.r Bs5 head me lat wees. 1870 head
IrtfgH good demand shade
ysrrT Ina pcr a. - Good and Choice Medium and
Heavy. - -Ig5i 10. ..- - .o, 49,. .,.....,.
,HClGo Juy a.-HoGs-Reoeipts, 1900 head; shipments
400 Ir.d market steady Mixed Pack 80 OUaaS 10 :
l. sht - -sdF4 Choice HEAVY, - hyGt8 %. 49,
TArrfE-Is.srnts. A.GnO heed, hMpmrutat -auO headi
market duh alive steers, 81 3Oa$5 % ToXans . %
az 20. - -. ..o ~.
7nEEr-Reeeipts, 1000 head market steady at " 500
81 LOUIS, July 0.-CATuE- Receipts, $500 heal shp-
entA 200 head, artiye al staH prces G1td 10
Choice Heavy shipping steers, st7Oaso light 81 p
Grass Te1Anr 81 SOC ~ 20.
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Tr q Gull AZ a decline o, nc.


sales 55I bales of which Dis evening, ueuI n -
far Hort C0usamp ION Delivered o. coD.rart,
-. m m Yesterday Receipts 90 lAg ports. oJr bales AGAINST
ri Ills d1v week 7t6 tlis day asst FaIr tl since sep
TENDER 44I-1HG 0lc. Futures %. y acurr re- no. inc
or - II points sales Yesterday arr D. m y, ~
Jos. 1927. September,
l2s: Oco. r 3U lI.37; Nuvcubs- IL December. lusG;
1887 January. total 500 bales sales ioGaY mp %
d. uLJuv I2.l2 s. H., ION 100, - 100, IL August,
i2.2L i-2I, 1923. IA l2-8. l-2O. 1919, ais,
IZlT. -eUt,mbrT I2lS. l2lJ l2.lG l-I- l..l3 j. a.
ELL II TO- 1909 l10T. 1905 october, u IS LA l33
I32, lIaO lIGG lbs. 1921, iLal; NogeuDug, 1899.
1924 1888 1880; DpctmbCr, -Ntj, 1901. l.3l. 1883,
U-s 1896 1883 J1uuary 1921 February. j. O. March
lIl4 lIJ-; Total ULJpO bales grand total h3Op baes;
First Ca-Augus 1928; september i-', IL yc2o-.'
terrmraC 1921 January iUJ - aith IL J.
lLI5: total $500 bassi second Call-NereIller 49,,
Grsor.- ii 81 SoEemner 1893 80 -'ec,mIcr, LNNt
lamar 10 gg total = 200 bales Third C.uAugIst 1913
-.yfrgJer lZll ~ 10. October. lL29i NDysmaer 4"il
b,lrrDer 1880 JOH bales Futures closed weak:
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GERMAN SAVINGS BANK,
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GERMAN SNNlNtS EANk,
~ IN CITY OF NV. OK cor trH-AyF AyD irIisr.
.EV-I .A- June %. l-lJ.
The Board have DO" lreI rnH -DlH ~ "A "
NUAL Dividend To- deposition. ems rd thereto Ia no
bylaws Tie tate OF FIVE LODI 3 CENT PR aunuui
on sums u Sand exceeding 20 tnt 90 the rate ~
FOUR .iI PER CEN D Per a.lgu on lr.r suns lot eA-
ceer'ng - payable and afrHr July %, 1873.
Dividends not Wit drawn vii De- added 90 lgnlpa ana
draw interest BUY J. Deposits made 90 OF before ly
10 VIII draw interest from july j. 80
PHILIP BIS,LS GER, President