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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-04-21
NEW YORK.
KENTUCKY FLOODED HORSES ron King HALA.
KAUA.

KENTUCKY FLOODED HORSES ron KING EALA.
KAUA.
NEw YORK, April l9.-General Withers,
Of Kentucky, ships Monday seven high.
bred horses for King kalakaua.
POISONED sAUsAGEs.
Herman Gaizer and wife have been poi
soned by eating bad sausages. The man
is dead and the woman dying.
TOMBSTONE FOR MONTAGUE.
Lester WaIlack has contracted for a
thousand.dollar tombstone TO place at the
grave OF Il. j. Montague, the actor.
MONUMENT FOR NATHAN HALE.
Cyrus Field proposes erecting monu-
ment to the English spy, Major Andre, and
now 1t Is proposed that one be erected to
Nathan Hale, the first of American mar
tyrs to liberty. Hale was but twenty.one
when executed, and his monument will
represent him in the garb OF farmer, in
his shirt sleeves, with his neck bare, ready
to receive the halter.
ANOTHER ROMANTIC LOVE MATCH.
1t is announced to-day that Miss Mary
Townsend, aged twenty.six, the accom-
plished daughter OF W. A. Townsend, the
wealthy publisher OF this city, has been
privately married to James Weekes, her
father s coachman, at Nyack on the Hud-
son. Miss Townsend is rather below tie
medium height, has deep.black, sparkling
eyes, and ispretty and stylish. Weekesii
about twenty-five, Of medium height, a
bright, intelligent blonde, and wears q
neat mustaChe. The sleighing was re-.
markably' good last winter, and Mary en-
jOyed it 10 the fullest extent in a cutter
driven by James. b asr.
GENERAL EcEERT AGAINST RELpEN 4 co.
It authoritatively stated that the asser.
ton made In connection with the suit OF
General Eckert against Beldeu 4 Co by
the defendants, that General Eckert now
holds 1000 shares OF A. & P. stock, are
not correct. The facts are that General
Eckert received the ! 200 shares alluded to
when they were quoted at twenty-five
cents. Alter his return from Europe the
General returned the stock to Belden &
Co., which, in the meantime, had advanced
in price to twenty.eight cents; and, having
no use for the $4,000, left the money Ia
Relden q Co.'s hands as special deposit
He now holds receipts for the stock, which
they assert was never returned. =.
SUICIDE OF a STOCK BRoEER.
Leroy Nichols, well known stock bro.
ker, committed suicide this murningat the
st. Cloud Hotel. From an empty bottle
OF chlorOtorm found, it is evident he put
an end to himself by inhaling its contents.
He was, 1t is reported, short OF stocks and
otherwise financially embarrassed.
PLENTY OF RAIN,
Arain.storm has prevailed here for three
days past, the fall ot rain being nearly two
inches.
ASSISTANCE FOR SOUTHERN REFUGEES.
A meeting will be held at Cooper lnsti.
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a Fatal Pee.

albany, April 9O.-wm, J. Hadley, q
lawyer, who was assaulted End Gu. with
knife several weeks seo, by one Of M.
clients named Hughes, died last evening IT,
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cH'cAoo, April 2O.-Elevsa hundred
Communists paraded the streets here to.
day, displaying inaammato,y banners,
Aoont lour hundretl Of them were armed
No disturbances occurred,
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"PEAcE IN the family.n You can enjoy
g good nights rest and retain peace n the
iaHtly y 4. / by Keeping Dr Bulls Baby Syrup
tn the house. ''' " ny
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RAILWAY MATTERS.


n -'1-N-Sr
V4r'ErFSBuRG, April I9.-C. p. Hunting.
0a aud party just now passed through,
ooana for Ashland, rs it appears, to take
%p v, regarding the early completion OF
Se i,o,. Le;Slnglpn& Big Sandy Railroad gap
SOal "o. Huntington TO Sit. Sterling, a con.
atS! atTllon OF the greatest value to the whole
FF,AiIsat9lrky, andto the Chesapeake 4 Ohio
'AAO'cF AGAINST TIE r., =. ". a C. FOR
- $4,000.
ST. WArSr, April lO.-The case Of the
R,i"y estate vs. the p, F. W. 4 G.
III aV c Company, which has been on
HsHtio.!t E ~ ine past wo weeks, with Governor
it5a,'SNs itS5an,',S as leading attorney for the de.
Ss,ioa, MsISn', resulted tonight In verdict
T6s T6'S, S,,., ..e railway company for S45, 900.
ii matter in controversy was the value
T,S gravel pit appropriated by the rail.
C6 "' Which the plaintiff claimed $780,.
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INDIAN AFFAIRs,
Noses Calls ON the President.

WARRINGTON, April 10. Chief Moses
and other Indians called at the Executive
Mansion to-day and were presented to the
President, who said to them; w am glad
to soc you, my friends. Ihope the Secre-
tary referring to Secretary Schurz) will
make a settlement with you that shall be
satisfactory. We are friendly towards you
and want to deal with you with exact Jus.
friends"
Some Umatilla Indians, this morning, at
the office OF the Secretary Of tho Interior,
expressed their dissatisfaction with the
termsagreed upon yesterday. Chief hIoses,
however, stands to the contract.
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SITTING BULL,

The Secretary OF War has addressed a
letter to Gen. Sherman, directing that, in
case Sitting Ball or any OF his followers
cross from the British Possessions, they be
held as prisoners OF war until further or.
ders from the President. In view Of this
action, Sitting Bull and his band have vol.
UNFAIRLY subjected themselves to the au.
thority OF Great Britain, and ceased to be
subjects OF the United States. They will
not now be permitted. even with peace.
able intentions, to recross the frontier,
CHICAGO, ApHl 20.--Col. Patch, in com.
mand OF the Department OF New Mexico,
telparaphs that Lieut. Merritt, OF the 9th
Cavalry, reports from ojo oaliente that
Victoria and his whole force ol Warm
Spring Apache Indians escaped on the
10th inst, and have gone to tho San Mateo
Mountains. When Victoria found that he
would have 10 90 TO the Staunton Reser.
vation he said he would die f9t.
Lieutenant Merrett has ordered com.
pany Of cavalry to 0jo Caliente to cooper.
ate with the cavalry now there, and endeay.
or to capture these Indians before they
begin to COMMIT depredations,
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AsslsTANcR FoR snrrnEnN Rprrnrrs.

ASSISTANCE FOR SOUTHERN REFUGEES.
A meeting will be held at Cooper lnsti.
tute next Wednesday evening, to devise
means for assisting the suffering colored
people who have gone West from the
Southern States,
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RTY-srXTHl CONGRESS.

rhs Petition MN ID the moase-rhe
buhsidIary silver Coin BiII Is Taken
Out for an AIFinE-The Oko.lunatic OF
the Mississippi Etatea Compliments on
Mr.. blackburn Read In the House-The
RenIueIElan Comes Down from the
Chair. and Gets Into o Frye over the
. lIatter-A RiEbt-s lively Time al
Afeahd.s a,ltGEtgt .S.S.S
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SUICIDE OF A STOCK BROKER.

Leroy Nichols, well known stock bro.
ker, committed suicide this murningat the
St. Cloud Hotel. From an empty bottle
OF chlorOtorm found, it is evident he put
an end to himself by inhaling its contents.
He was, 1t is reported, short OF stocks and
otherwise financially embarrassed.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-22

Headache, Pain in the shoulders, Cough, Dizzi.
ness, Sour Stomach Erupuons, Bad Taste in tina
Mouth, Palpitation Of the Heart Pain In the re.
gion Of the Kidneys, and q thousand other painful
symptoms, are the otsprings Of Dyspepsia.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-22

We have just received from the Mendels-
sohn Piano Co., New York. their new cata.
logue for 1870 giving very full descrip-
ton OF their Pianos and their Mandatory,
which is one Of the largest and most CON
plete in the world These Pianos. includ-
ing Grand, Square and Upright, made one
of the finest displays at the Centennial Elk.
hibition, and were unanimously recon-
mended for the highest honors.
The Mendelsshon Piano Co. are the first
TO do general business with the purchaser
direct, saving him about onehalf the price
charged by doing away with the Agency
System, and giving the people the Pianos
at Wholesale or Agency prices.
We would recommend any OF our readers
who have any idea OF ever buying piano
TO send for their Illustrated and Descriptive
Catalogue, which will be mailed free to all
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-22

G77a month and expenses guaranteed to Agents
W Outlt free SHAW Co., Augusta, Maine.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-22

S777A YEAR and expenses to agents. Outfit free
W. Address, P. o. VICKERY, Augusta, Maine
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AGENTS WANTED.
READ SUNSHINE AND SHADOW IN
NEW YORK
BY MATHEW HALE SMITH "Bar!.eeh

TN YOU WISH TO KNoW-How fortunes are
+ made and Zoe, in day; how shrewG mea are
ruined IN Wall Street. Row "cOuu.yueu
are swindled BY ,harp,rs; low ministers aud mer.
chants sre blackmslled: how Vanderbilt made
eighty millions OF dollars how gambling houses and
lotteries are conducted bow 10 make and spend
money IN New York: how millions are FED daily
how the rich and poor live
Read and learn about New York bankers, mer.
chants. brokers, gift swindlers, gamblers, BOwery,
TOmhs. elevated railroads, Brooklyn bridge. Cen
trAl Park, with biographical sketches Of a ].
Stewart, JAmes Gordon Bennett Robert Bonner.
TIE Actors Vanderbilt Drew, Greeley. Beecher,
TamSge and HE Tabernacle. Fisk, j Gould and
many oiher- In short all about the wealth and
poverty, the myseries and mlseries OF Ne" OK
ComrIcie mirror of the Metropolis a. lt {. TO-DAY
over 80 octave pages. with ful!.pare engraUles,
Now is the time for energetic meu and women 20
make money. Agents are averaging hom " 10 I"
orders per week For terms address
The j. II. BURR PUBLISHING CO,
HARTFORD, CoNS., or CHICAGO, IL
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-22
( PIANOS AND ORGANS.

All new and strictly hrst-class and sold at the
the purchaser, These pianos made one of the finest
displays at the Cincinnati Exhibition, and were
universally recommended for the Highest Honors,
The SanArn GrAnds contain
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-22

A CARD-To all who are suffering from
the errors and indiscretions Of youth, ner
yous weakness, early decay, loss Of man
hood, etc, | will send a receipt that wi
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This grea,
remedy was discovered by missionary il
South America Send a selt-addressed en-
velope 70 the Rev. JOSEPH T. INMAN, Sta
ton D. New York City.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-22

which is acknowledged by the highest musical au-
thoriy TO be the improvement ever put into
Square Piano, producing the most astonishing
power, richness and depth of tone, and a sustain
Ing quality never before attained, being "Grand
Piano in SQUARE Case "
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-22

PILES. PLRsl PILEs,-D you know
what it is to suffer with pilesi If you do,
you know what is one Of the worst tor
mepts Of the human frame. The most per.
feet cure ever known is Kidney.Wort II
cures constipation, and then It's tonic action
restores health TO the diseased bowels, and
prevents recurrence of the disease Try il
without delay
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-22

0DN NCtl3 Stops. 3 set Golden Tongue
UhNJA NNReeds, octs,2 Knee swells,
Walnut case, warranted years,
Stool and book, onl yS9s. New Oct. Pianos, Stool,
cover and book, only Sl4375 Latest illustrated
newspaper sent free. Address DANIEL f.
BEATTY, Washington, N. j.
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RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVED,


Weather Yesterday was cloudy,
Coal sells at G5 cents at New Orleans.
For various good reasons our river news
this morning is only 80 So
The only departures from our city yester.
day, as will be seen by our port list, were
the Fisk and Champion.
From Pittsburgh dispatch we see that
it is reported tina, Capt, r. c. Gray has or is
about TO purchase the towbost Whale and
barge,
The Argus says that Capt. Booth got the
last Of the Carrots barges out from
Paducah and yesterday took the Minnie TO
Mound City for repairs. He will soon have
his tow ready for New Orleans.
The Ste. Genevieye, from Caro- arrived q,
St. Louis with 30 round trip passengers,
74j sacks Of wheat, 10 do barley, II head
of hogs, IS bbls of clay, 40 do -four, go
sacks OF sweet potatoes, stoves, Is pigs
Of sundries and left ST. Louis for.Grand
Tower, in place Of the Emma c. Elliott.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-10-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
What Eminent Physicians Say

Colden's Leibig's Liquid Extract of Beef and Ton
c lnvigorator is particularly useful when tonics
vers and every depressing disease it's use will b.
attended with great advantage. We have prescribed
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p. COpp. M. D.. s. B. Parsons NJ D.; r. A. Naug-
han, NJ. d.; Drs 5, L. and j. c. Nidelet, all Of st
Louie, and Others.
VAN Setback & STEVENSON, Agts., Chicago
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-10-09

The undersigned offers for sale on easy tern Q
Fifty American Brood Mares. They viii fs
scld cheap for cash or rapproved security
Apply to ALEX WISH,
wiunenncca, July ss, Isle
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-10-09
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Charles Kesler, deceased
NOTICE Is hereby given by the undersigned
Executor OF the estate of harles kesler, de
ceased, to creditors OF and all persons having
claims against the said deceased. 10 exhibit
them, with the necessary vouchers, within ten
months after the first publication OF this notice
to the said Executor al his office, In the town
of Winnemucca, Humboldt county, State Of
Nevada. FRANK NARAMORE,
Executor Of the estate of Charles Kesler deceased
September l, 1879 4w
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-10-09

For all Disorders Of the
Stomach. Damiana Bitters
IN. Levy. Agent, Winnie.
mucca.l
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LOOK HERE!

Having received large lot of Moulding from
Chicago, am now prepared to make all kinds
of
PICT URE FRA NJ ES.
Repairing Furniture and Sewing Machines a
speciality
Lounges and Mattresses of every description
made to order.
Perforated Chair Bottoms constantly on
hand.
Saws filed by machinery at MY SHOP, on
Bridge Street above Leyys Store.
GEO WALKER
Winnemucca July Is 1879
New-York tribune., 1879-12-22
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

BrrrALo Dec Il fairly active and hru sales
500 bb4 Wheat I'm light milling demand sales 3ooO bush
NO Duuih al 40 BUYERS and sellers gensfall
apart corn unchauged saes. 900 bush New 40 hi1ea
Wesfern Ma. Western quoTei az 49c
STATE retailing Barley firm: Canada quoted AZ
70asJc; state. e5dIoef No western. coa5',. I.ye
Eee railroad Feigbts ge-Wh &C.: Corn II sc
Ostn ec 10 .leceIpts by hairOasFiour, l. 100
hhls-. Wheat 2dt00 bush. Torn. $500 bush; Oais
IeO bush; Barley 22OO bush RTe, 400 hush Railroad
"a 3 bnsh oats. 800 bush. Barley. $500 bush; Rye
400 bush
t.ucAso Dec so.-Flour steady and unchanged Wheat
s,,se mi higher. Winter 81 80 No. Chicago
snrng II 3i4 cash 81 3lAa<l 3l's January sl S5 50
Si 3aL February: No DO 81 l42; heiected yse Corn
e,sv with fair 40 -d4O4se. cash 401sc. Janu
49,. lie February 46sc MAY Keiecfed. atsc. Oais
eadv with far demand. at 81 SC cash; S5e bid January
s5c FEBRUARY 40e. May Rye stronger at ~ ds G Bar
ny ~ II cssi SIS lasxfiS JanuaFys SIS l3
Fenrnarv ais 52RGsl3 55 March Laru strong a~d
higher al 745e. 7SO97 52 c January Iona loZ &c
f,.ss- shgnlies 4gOcs short fib 06Oc short Clear,
u demand, but lower at ii Il Dressed
49, $50 10 -hlpments- Flour, loeC bblsi Wheat
aoO bush CON- 81 OO0 bush; OaA l1OOo bushi barley
e,U0O bush- -
IxcISx1rl Dec 20 Flour steady Family 90 co0s9 90
rsnrv AZ Waest strong 81 3ids1 80; rccapts 800
hn-h shipmonta 500 bush Corn duh AZ 81 e45e Oat-
sfeaav an loo4io. I've rra at gJe Barley dun NJ sOc
Pors nrn Al sis Lard nrmor A Is944 4ec halk Meals
anil and naminaI; RIB. 7e -honlderA ge Hams
osai0l-e Green MesIs higher shosldcrh 4e4 sc: see
gtrs ioc Hama 7.n7ae Whiskey ~ hair demand but
nwer 81 o. BUTTER quiet ana nneAA18ea saxna cay
Hard. I0alie.. Eew-orIcans. 7tsse HESS zruxe. nrm
na hsier Common 81 65 dt{ Light S}st4 70 f1nknf
a 7 1s4 a.; Bnfehsfs ~ 4Ss<4 so receips Avo he>a
shipnenfs 600 hsad-
vrro,T Dee 20Four very arm with an active shipping
asoaua ssss as0 hula White st t6 90 WAoat srnser
New-York tribune., 1879-12-22
Al and from Chicago aud Milwaukee saturd


loSpoN Dec 20-I2:SO nm-U. :. bonds View nve-- 1861
Erie Ral1a, snarcs AZ "a do second cJusos soe illinois
central PeBnsylyanIa Centr 81 n At ante ann Great
Western trustees ceftneaies OO2 no. sec
0nd - -. -. .r.o. -
eenf reutes M for account Erie
econn con .o . Penn syfvania Central 0l Atlantic
and Great rst mortgage trustees ecfhcates Ou
do. second. 22ig. -, - A.. ,oe
Ere second consois. Pennsylvania Central d a Read
inc Raroad. 81 Atlantic ana Great western mrs mort
gage trustees ncates. 5Ol2; DO second. ~ -
ioNpCN Dec. 2O--3.3O y. m-1hc amoun oi bhloh gone
into the England on balance t0daF - I 4lO.Vup
cent rrnfes az francs 45 eenfimes for the account
Dee 2OkXCnange on LOnuon, - u4hss "a Seh'
tIueS q checks. ,,, .rN.
rate Tor bank UIis sixty 20 ninety days = pei
trade bills ninety days sag per cent On tue
bad fron Afgani-tan ana the deced
market the gambling element desires "a narrow
Prices Thursday showed general relapse
considerable IN many classes d securities.
on Phi ay hdwever there tendency 10 take more
favorable snd considerable recovery ensue Amer
can railroad varying reeisry ndis atng
a The OF the recent great expansion has al last
neen arrested would 10 improbable that Teiapse
hon ensue traffic of the United states rail-
elastic warrant The enormous I'M
during IN which some securities have ac
sv heeu rebed market value 81 Louis Tunnel shares
arr IN bsheF Briae bonds D and New YORK on
"a RaIIroad shares but Central RAILROAD shares OF New
ferev are lower Erie and Reading ne result OF ths
recenf meeting Of Atlantic Great western lfoan
ensi has raise the 1877 trust anu 10
lower he 1873 trust Ike amount
New-York tribune., 1879-12-22
THE STATE OF TRADE.

rr,Var0of. Dee. "n-p1rE-Prmr Mess F-sr.rl- I'm
g. e9teriL dril at 81. tacon- tInt-iind tui,
suH n B. short lar. dun 80 90. inll Gear
dIl o. short Clear dan % 30. lan4--i'hs Cni,
dun ai -heufiers dHil az % B'rf- tnria Mcs-, du
81 he-s duli 80 los. Prime Ae-s dnil at
-- lari-irne Western hll % - DC an" iih'' '.,
steady at 81 30 TrrptnUur Sri-iIs. s'saF ~ - insn
-, 'omIron. drl .I. flnr. duh ai ld- tbrf-t-
Amercan Ch0ice dul AZ Is 3D. I-iri OIL dHh ~ ~.
llGur-ixfra steady ~ 80. ~fine' No. 8
sfe1iv lufsl spuns. Eo 2. sitHis Al - iNi, Me-"
Ill. southern AnifI I.ate iG
a. lG rornNfXej. ssefy 40 lod tatonseed uli-l e
American. nislsrf tsfrt nilNr, 40 London.
Jr 80 Iurp'ui n. -nriis. ~ London, sira-N "a al
f.Ivr.p1nI. Dec. -p-f...n krruH. .. Der twL TOT
short t1ear diaiie~ Isloy. 30 0d- per r'gi.
fo,rOx Dec. -n-5O n-augar - Ddrer r'tt ifr tnta
Fair Zen roat taicrtin iiiser-i - tf Ir
I.rnuel ptiTui-uIr. jAFi. per ga
fefrfa-ufl. ffi-li tlf LHt li4r
AmsIscal. Lard closed 40 ln1 francs 3rr l1u klu,
New-York tribune., 1879-12-22

In London British cOnsOs were irregular. first de-
Ginning but later recovering and closing AT 4 ner
cent advance. United States bonds huctuated Is 4
per cent American railway securities oi course
are lower, the London market being gov
erned entirely by tie home quotations. On
Thursday the Governors of tue Bank OF
England made no change IN the rate of discount,
and n remained at per cent gaiust = &, the rate
Ina he open market tor discount of bankers ninety
DAYS bills and 3l2 cent. the rate for discount
~ tcu-days bills. during the week the bank gained
f93 600 bullion. huf the proportion ot ts reserve 90
habihues was reduced from 47ilI6 20 AIS percent.
The ioi.Ow ng are the highest ana lowest prices of
securities for the week and the closing sales Satul
dlv and q VICE Il agO
New-York tribune., 1879-12-22


The u-r,,il;,y feature of the stock market was
desire To close mp accounts. and the market is
long one thaf desire made lower prices for all Of
the -pacuative ana some OF the INVESTMENT STOCKS.
Tbe balls had the benefit 1f a remarkably good
etateui.-t from the Lake shore Company. yet tue
prce % stock declined . per cent, ana OILY re-
covered d percent The Michigan Central statement,
If not compared with the one Tor the corresponding
time OF 1875. also an excellent eNhloil le, VIC
prce OF the stock Declined > per ll efn' au - t.
covered only 3, per cent The Enc RAILWAY Com
rar,- ulblisbed statement of its business Tor Oc-
fooer the first month OF It's ilscal year, Wnlch
showed gain net earnings tnat, conilhueu lt
Tor ,.,rv ,noffL Of the year. would produce about
$500 OOsl more than sufficient 10 meet the
first charges Of the current year anu an. ,,et Onet
4 maximum charges the COMPANY ueDl
now stands. But there is reason 20 DeileVe 'ha tne
November statement when lssueu, W. WI .ciined
les favorable and the price ~ the STOCK dechnsu
:. net cent for the week and pa per cent from the
highest price, The ST. LOurs and San francisco
sfocks recorded the greatest fluctuations, the e1
,remss ,.eing from IL 13 per cent with recovery
of from t0 Ole per cent from the greatest uepressio-
Mr. II. V. Poor having pnbis%nea % ietaer s.aIDs ns
10 fbs Pacific would cost ScO,OOO per nilic ana
therefore that practically the plan Is not feasible,
there il likely 10 be lively newspaper war over
the subect But Mr. POOrs objection seems ass'hl-
able when II Is rumored that the company ptesSsn.
line is capitalized at about the hgurcs ne oanes ll
the cost OF the extension. anu even ~ tnai, Ds.o"
eapitalisis have considered the stocks good specu
laion up in the hffIes and seventles-to sen agu'
The coal stocks were rom 20 p1i eenS en- I';
bnt a there was nothing good 70 be said ABOUT
them a. there was about Lake shore, Mlchi2ip
Centrai and Erie their prices AT the end
we're the frmest of all The telegraph
stocxs sold ex dividends at prices below
the quotations OF week ago more tndn
twice rbe amount of the dividends declared Ibe
week closed with the market unsettled, and opera
tors much in doubt about what the coming week hs
will brng forth. The large operators seem to be
leaving the market severely alone, while the ma
iority OF the smaller ones believe III rallies; when
they themselves will make n the " sh0rn .afnbs
will deslst from continual dropping OF their stocks
upon the market.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-22

Tn these times there is snrer or quicker method
of making money than 10 invest few hundred uol-
Iars in stock speculation. Alex. rockingham *
90 brokers. N Wall-st., New-York, are reiiable
and experienced brokers, and have been the means
of realizing large amounts for many OK their @ Gus
FIRE
New-York tribune., 1879-12-22
Business gnanres.

NOTICE.-A party desires partner, male or
~ female with esptli 20 buiid hou.e- every fa,aty
opportunity 20 make money. EXECJrIt y Iubune ollce
Va IANTED.-FGr the manufacture Of steel !
w gene special PARTNER with fZtu1O caplfa. by
te business - years and has capital ~
hi- own. Address 70 nBh- 81 SAGE l6j broadway.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-22
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Pe' Worth R,rer. Vessels and railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


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COFFEE-Iio qTiei tut lrm Fair CarCres. l53ldlGc-:
sales f.1Oh bags Bleud private terms M grades gen
orv quiet tho IN nrm, bat loo BAGS Laguayra sold on
private terms. quoted ID a &c.
COIrON-Spot Cotton du and sc. lower closing nominal
with sales reported af the to-day
n ~7f bales 3sf33 bales this day last week anu
n,
New-York tribune., 1879-12-22

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nf OF st0es s sales rnected AMOR, no sase Ior
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IN rtrrhsass Havana and Aafanzss-zO. ~" ano no
~ % and hhea Hecrip4 Oh ths bosA-iSoo s"Aes
Loo bags nhd Looo hhls