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TRANSPORTATION,
2lttshurnh. CINCINNATI & 81. Louis

wAY-PAN-HANDLER ROUTE
Ttas tAbla tas East and West, AovemeeT II,
49, frsias leave Pan Handle Depot, loot oi
Eleventh stroet, near public landing, daily, ex'
espt SundAy, a tonoEts "a 49,
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WY is VeRable'. Red Tag Navy 80
popular because is the hest.
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River keWa.

The marks AT the wharf Last nrt.H,
indicated H. feet aud falling
The Parkersburyh, sisiopIlllc ah'
StcubcnyiIle packets will resume Ihr
regular trips this morning.
The Andes will leave ivr ilnuntsl
tomorrow afternoon,
ny Tc1'1nlht
PrrrsBuRGu, January - River h''
and rising. Weather clrM and m.'
trSCINNATI. o., Jan. - River - b.
: inches aud rising. Weather d'"t ah'
pleasant. Arrived Dunnrily sn.
Paris G.. Brown, New Orleans.
EyASsyILLs, January al. River "a
ing with 30l feet on the gauge Wall.
warm. Departed = Golden ,fo'h
Guiding Star, Nashville and ''N'
Cloud.
NEw ORLEAss, January ~. No
rivals or departures Weather clusa'
and threatening rain; mercury NJ
MEMPHIS, January "a. River Isit'
Arrived Silver Thorn. EYspHtH
Wink shinklc. Cincinnati, Gilmore -
hsrgcs, New Orleans
CAIRO, January ~. River ~ ~
aud stationary; nearly clear Of ic" A.
riyoi -SchcEck, New Orleans; J. J.
Parker. Memphis Departed Schend
Iron Mountain, Parker, Ohio; CITY
vicksburg NicksbuR. Weather isr
thermometer 10.
louisyILLE January -. wssih"
clear aud pleasant. Arrived GOllo
Rule, Cincinnati Departed Baum
Memphis; j. W. Gsf aud ChcrOks
Cincinnati. River " lect IN the canal
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Fox the finest flavor and most pleas
ans chew, buy Venabh's Red TAG Navy.
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TRY yenable's Red Tag and yoa s''
use nO other.
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Musieal Ins,rumenl Repairtng

WHY j. Bismarck like sPILDIxGs
GLUE? lie sticks and holds ON forever.
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In must be good, for everybody re-
comments IL and the doctors prescribe
IL We mean DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Price, Is cents.
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No % ,,oI., az all station, between Wheeling
and Dr4ft4u
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BALTIMORE & OHIO r. R. co.
EASroUNp VE,JNN

uu and alter Nov. A. lSsS, Passenger Trains
nil leave a, follows -Whcy,iug TUNES
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-24

Senator Blaine's recent letter to the mer-t
chants OF New York contains this interesting
statement: During the last twenty live years
Congress has passed ninety-two acts to aid In
the building of railroads, has given to these
enterprises 2oOOo0,0Oo acres Of the public
lands, and has advanced $75,0O0,000 In cash.
And yet, SO gigantic Is our railroad system,
and 30 vast Its expenditure that the aid ex-
tended by government has not exceeded per
cent Of the total cost OF our 10000 miles OF
rail--greater In extent than Is contained In
all the world beside. The government has
supplied per cent, and private capital has
furnished 81 per cent.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
By Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph Company.

New YonK. June % u ~ O. -go , ss ste ga1
1 Isn TS az, ~. q eo sSss Tm sa prne
Do q. extra 1s5k 90 standard 7Mss Do p CT
dered sss@sK, do granulatsd 81 90 cut loaf 81.
NEW Yong. june 2s.-Flour dull and M
oIr most u
july Jul W. which adyaneed 1c; the market closed
dn j sna No. aeaSy sprng ssH FOR No.
for No. q red and 81 15h for white state; No .
spring June 2 og@1 % do july q esa 4 o. ~
sp pea s sas st 4 1901 for No for
ern yellow. 40 for No. 2 white, steamer August
sa Mo- f b r azn sss 81 mixed NIX s
Site ia .0 sSsa icr Western Barley dull and
1 Pork dull and lower, June sto@1o %, July
s10@1o 25. Lard lower and quiet: July a5@9e.4o.
The car s sss Gat meag Ind ana
SPOT cotton quiet: Middlings IAN; futures
cTseIssA Jape Mess pork sa aniet; 80 o =
clear sides 80 2 n. Whisky selling Of q :. o. y
e. ofaeN.ss e. ases ln sna fly
ss Sys e 's s2r e. K os saea = 1
| 3e5S0essk July, 37as 037h August. wheat opens
ribs ~ July. tsal August, Pork-s9 s7s July.
4 30 97KD1e August. $40 07k@1O 10 September.
Lard--e15 July 6.22K@s.2s bid Auenst, s b g
632h September. Dry salt meats-a 9oe9s $500
Union Stock Yards. Estimated receipts Of
a ag n nea IL ooca spmenis Saturday BOT
ght hoss g ssdgs 81 ds d. paea,er
D 9. ias0Short ribs-1.ssa4 SIX July, 477K
Aasnst porkss sshses q Jply y s.s@
sepsmbsr VIE ba asked
5aGs ~ ss Soul. sSy e1sa
ST. LOUIS. June %. -Opening.-,1Wheat-s Y %
BID June ss July q Aagps ~ as ssnsKn s:
gust. ok ass 1n september '''' 9slV,
ia:as .. m.,Wheat lower for cash be, end better
for options No. red !, 81 u ~ Pc "a osn
| lower; a4H July. sb7s August. aeH September,
81 cash. Oats easier: s21 July, 2sh Aueus st
Pork lower; jobbing at slo 25. Out meats nomi-
| nall clear ribs 4.sOa4.9o. clear sol. 10. Bacon
easier; clear rib 5so@5.4o. clear s.so06.s5. Lard
/ nominal.
Middlins 1pands as ID Orleans i.isd Sales
n 1ss % Mh'e 81 Spring
Foa aa9s $ 81 sda1os es 81 mixed .
s. OF ss mess 3D. & Geaaaan pe'if
/ Western 33s. Baeon-Long clear 26s sd. short
clear 27s sd. Tallow-American 33s.
il 1: 80 D. m.-Cotton firm: Uplands Lied, Or.
leans I'D; sales 600 bales Of which 1000 are
for export and speculation. Breadstuffs and
provisions unchanged.
4 ocean Froights.
New York June 23.-Ocean freights were Ia
fair demand and steady. To Liverpool BY
i steamer. 30 900 bushels grain at AID. and SOC
boxes cheese at 3o@35s: to Monmouth 32.O
bushels grain at Sid q vessel to Aberdeen with
5000 quarters grain at 4s AID; another to Dun
dee with 5000 quarters at AZ Sd.
'->H
Chew Jackson'a best sweet navy tobacco. "
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FLOUR-The market to-day was almost at q
standsi only go bbls Of o 'r were sod and
IS SIN: 80 at S. 10. and rs at IS SIN y Dbl.
en M qs ss Eanf Family Z ss be &c
tras s. 1905 rs: double extras 1905 12h single
extras = s 2s sYbB B peas gs II
their trade obtain an advance Of SOC y Dbl on
these 9np pTissE aasv and In moderate
demand Low qualities IRE rest st ii sold 1t irreeu
lar prices, 5@15e below rates current for good
e choge meal The 4 aadp Ri Ts e
higher prices. Sa ESQ bbls at 81 Is; 30 and 90
H5% hH2gs sss a. sbs &c ;. 800, 60
'y akITs~Ex landing 9 zs@2 50; iobbins at
POKK-With large supply on sale and q
poor dems nd mess pork is easier and quoted
w 2ssr 81 sons
orders at higher rates. Dealers quote mess In
thsipg trade Ct s1agl1 e bb daoona i on,v
moderate and the market Is, quiet and steady.
We quote shoulders at 4c for loose and Also for
packed. Dealers obtain the usual advance on
these rates. Sales car load loose shoulders
BAGoN-,We note dull and dragging de-
frmer 10 consequence Of their scarcity. Only
q small jobbing trade is reported: We quote:
Shoulders 40 clear rib sides sc and L.. clear
Il
on these prices. Sales-5. and casks clear
'' HAMs0xre quiet and steady. with fair
We quote: Choice small averages. 1Oh@11c;
medium averages. 9A@Ioac: large sizes. 2A@
prices. sales-25 tterces IA b averages at 1o1<c.
LARD-Is very quiet and prices are I'M
changed. We quote fierce at 7@71c for refined,
as In brand. and enc for prime steam. Dealers
rasas slf ns Bae9s good demand
light. and market dull and easy at 81 nc for
ordinary. and 7A@71zc for choice; dealers OBJ
tain he y ns sa adyancs en these PRICES
selling on orders In the Job trade at IS ~ y hall
| Dbl for pig pork; 81 so for rump pork; So so
@s rs for prime pork; TO so for prime mess
sog,o Ier family ri, ness snd arkat aasv Yell
mixed at soc q, bushe
ATs-stock moderate and prices easy at ss@
II BRAN@stock fair and market steady at csc
HAY-1s in fair supply and prices are steady.
WHISKY . Market quiet and easy. = =, We
good Western at 81 os@1 on. Louisiana $1@1 o.
P so. T 81 fair and market easy
OABBAGES-Firm al 50 rs y box,
APPhH7ss lTd bqsn1 sok x cream
cry, owing 70 the fall In the market at enc west:
Strictly choice Western L 10 good demand. Dul
medium and low grades are dull and Or c.s are
| nominal We quote: Western creamery. fancy
aOd22.: Wester creamery. fine. 1a@19c: New
York creamery. fancy. 20@2Ic; New York dairy
prime. 14@l5e: Western dairy fine. 14@-.c;
Western dairy mied 7gss estsr r
'o GHEEsE.Racefps Of choice are LIGHT which
| Is In good demand. We quote: western ne
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NOTICE TO STATE CREDIT1
ROCKS COMMITTEE ON THE Drpr 4

ROCKS COMMITTEE on THE DEBT c&E
the State. at the State House. ed
New Orleans, April sd, 1870 @
The Committee on the Debt oil the State. z#
accordance with resolution Of the Ooustsi1
tional Convention. hereby give notice ia
creditors OF the State that the COMMITTEES ia i'm
pared to receive propositions relatfye 10 ID
justment OF the bonded and floating debt 81 r.
State.
Propositions should be submitted In waattfs
70 the chairman OF the committee BY syn(afs
cate Or agency, representing each partfe1Iyss
class Of Indebtedness.
3. q. KIDD
Chairman OF Committeo.
Address. New Orleans. La. State House,
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-24
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
mon E'rARY
OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMO RAT.
Monday Evening. June %. 1879.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.


Total thus far......- 81 $50. 931 rs $o2s7so 90
We quote exceptional paper GOT Y cent; Al
do TO-; second grade do %; loans on coll
laterals eos: Al mortgage paper SO; second
grade do O. y cent per annum.
Mexican dollars are now quoted Of sse98s
and trade dollars at 9o@s5 Halves and quar-
ters (American) are quoted at 9sh@98A.
The sales OF foreign exchange were light
and rates are steadY. Bank sterling rules Ct
-O4ssx. and bill OF lading and clear bills ct
xs5 6O4s6H.
French bills are steady and quiet. We quote
hank francs -; commercial b.lsA.
Bank sight bills opened firm and closed
strong at X y cent premium for bank counter
rate: commercial ID quoted y cent pre-
MUM. @E5
state Uonsols strong at 48N@44.
Premium Bonds closed at 257s@2SA.
stocks are firm.
MIsCELLANEoU5 sEUURITIEs N oonsol-
dated Bonds are quoted at s2h@s3; ; Half Paid
City Coupons. 2s@25; State Warrants. $685.;
Leyee Warrants. 74@7s; City Time. 1874. 2o@
2s; 1875. BOO: 1876 2o@2a: 1877. 2oA@21: 1878
z''a9 nrw ORLEANS STOCK EXCHANGE BALES.
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commercial and Financial Matters.

~ cotton circles yesterday, there was d
hstter feeling In prices Tor the staple, caused
,,ortly by the favorable news from Liverpool
and partly by the disposition manifested to
.,rerate. Holders were trim and offered IN
Jifferentiy, consequently the sales were re-
atricted to GOO bales.
1'he stock Of cotton at this port La now
~ 5gs bales against 1906 at the same date
IL. laat year, Of this 2a419 bales are In presses,
" ,,nsold or awaiting orders, against %, 800 last
Nuitear. On shipboard there are 4176 bales
nons ,ainst IL, 106 last year. The stock In New
Dirk is LA, 499 bales.
isrorst the sugar sheds no material changes In
tbs eIe market were noticed. The business yes
than rday was light. Arrivals small.
y business ct the grain landing presented
not o new feature. Corn was In limited re-
{ nHest and easy: and oats, ewing to the heavy
/. n simply and dull demand, were also easy to
buyers, Hay, too, Ii In large supply, with
nrices ruling favorably to purchasers.
AS for several days past, the flour move
mont yesterday was very light. The reported
aaIes were only go barrels, which were dis.
fributed III small lots ct easy prices. Buyers
appear determined TO keep out Of the marke,
except III small way to meet their more
pressing demands. At the close the feeling
wag weak and unsettled.
Provisions yesterday were only 5000. The
demand was restricted, and prices for the
whole line Of hog products were favorable t.
buyers, except clear bacon sides, which were
stiff at quotations on account OF the low sup
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-24

The Board Of Directors. at q meeting held On
ses aside Ten Tkonaand Dollars % the
reserve fund from the net earnings Of the year
and paying the 10 per cent dividend 70 the
f bfV1pENn OF TWENTY PER GENT on Tie
net earned participating premiums OF the year
ending December 81, 1873, said dividend payable
on and after Monday. the twenty-seventh day OF
January. 1879.
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main line, and will largely increase the net
revenues OF the road.

The bids for the new State OF Pennsylvania
4 per cent loan Of $2,ooO,o0O, which was
awarded on last Tuesday, aggregated $12,-
9G4,3o0. The bids for per cents ranged from
par TO l02.51; ct AZ per cent the rates ranged
from 101 to lO6.16, and the bids BIT 5 per cent
ranged from 102.5O 10 11106. These figures
show how cheaply States with good credit
can obtain money.
The little coinage bill passed by the House
Thursday requires the Secretary Of the
Treasury to redeem trade dollars that have
not been reduced below the standard weight,
10 standard silver dollars, at par; and It pro-
vides that these trade dollars so redeemed
shall be re-eoined into legal tender dollars,
and the coinage OF trade dollars shall cease.
Butthe legal tender silver dollars thus coined
are not to be counted In the $4,000, 900 to S..
100000 month authorized by the act Of the
last Congress-. they are to be In addition to
that amount.
Special reports to the Cincinnati Price Cur
rent show the number OF hogs packed ut the
aforementioned places since March i com
ma rod xxfb an m a tirna Ia ar vpnr Nd foI1nuu
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-24

Before the establishment Of quarantine Gu
ba sugars for Belcher's refinery OF st. Louis
came by way Of New Orleans. We learn from
the Baltimore Sun that on the twentieth
Instant u cargo III 771 fiogsfeads OF sugar for
this refinery arrived at that port, making the
third cargo for the West that had been re-
ceiyed there during the week.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-24

The deposits In the savings banks Of Con-
necticuts have ceased to decrease, as they
had done In the main since 1878, and are now
slowly but steadily increasing.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-24

The net receipts OF cotton from September l
To date, at all the ports, are 4, 4o5, 051 bales,
against 4,194,091 bales same time last year.
The receipts at New Orleans since September
are 1859 472, against 1864 ,026 bales same time
iast year. The worlds visible supply is
1.6o5. 500 bales, against 1,sS6,731 last year.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-24

The purchasing price OF silver bullion atthe
New Orleans Mint ID now ST. 1874 per ounce
for fine.
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The letter-carriers' bill, which passed the
House tn such satisfactory shape to its ben
eficiaries, has been amended in the Senate
and placed On the calendar. The sum OF SILL
600 TOR the deficiency Of the current fiscal
year is stricken out, and the appropriation
for next year reduced from $41b,ooo to $780,
0CO
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-24

james @. Flood draws $626oO from the
national treasury four times year, that sum
being the quarterly interest on $5,0Oo,oo0 in
vested In per cents. It Is said, moreover,
that he recently has put another $5,o00,o0o In
per cents.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-24

The Boston Bulletin says: 1.-THE hide mar
ket has been quieter since our last. Holders
are very firm, but the present wants Of tan
ners are supplied, and they are not inclined TO
anticipate them at present rates. The stock
OF hides Of all kinds ut the present writing IL
about II, 600, and Of these %, 600 are Spanish"
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i8iE e-4E -
C0MMERClAL.

OFFICE OF NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. |
Monday Evening. june 70, 1879 J
COTTON-A better feeling prevailed to-day
In prices and the market ruled steady with q
good demand, the sales aggreRating coo bales
The following is the official closing Of the
Evn hun
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Actual net profits. ..................t 1855 "a
Total assets. Observation-Disclosures

The foregoing statement is a Just, true and
orrect transcript from the books Of the Com
pany. JAMES l. DA1. Presidents
III. CARPENTER. Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this TWEEN
ty-seoond day Of January, 1879
a, INdHAHAM, Notary Public.
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thereon. and suggests that the money be re-
minted and bear the impress OF q woman 81
SIXTY. the Queens present age That SOW
areign probably wishes to be transmitted 70
posterity In as attractive form as may De-
at least, to put the best face possible on her
reign. --
The Railroad Gazette says that the roads
which are controlled by Vanderbilt have an
apprepate length of $500 miles OF road and
G1O2 miles OF track On these there were en-
pIoyed. as shown by the recent pay roiis'
277OO men, who receive, In round NUMBERS,
S1.178DOe per month, or more THAN ps4,ooO,VoV
per year. There Is probably but one otner
case III the world where 80 many men are
under the orders OF q single man not an army
officer OF government official. The NUMBER
Ia somewhat greater than that 81 tne onleed
States army as 1t row stands.
The Baltimore Sun announces that Lam-
port d Holt, British owners OF over iorty
steamships, which trade with Great Britain
and the Braziis, have arranged TO put on q
monthly boat Tor that port, commencing ID
August. Their usual trips formerly we're to
take carpoes from England 60 Brazi, loao
there with coffee for Baltimore, and take
grain from there to Liverpool 1t ID sac tney
will this year 90 back to Brazil from 6sisl-
more, provided cargoes are offered; othel WISE
thew win load FOR Liverpool. Ills PROMISED
that q monthly line will be continued Regular
". beyond the crop season, which commences
about August, provided the business Juslhes.
Recently two steamships have gone 10 Bafl-
moro from New York to load flour for Bio.
Monday was another active day IL the mas'
Rat Far n,,llic securities, and the sales were
very large. amounting to .S42e,5oo OF state
Consols and $4,000 OF Premium Bonds.
States rose to 43gs6344, against 4oa4G4l on
Saturday. This advance Is attributed 20 tne
action of the meeting on Sunday nlght az Inc
81 Charles Hotel Of the ''middle men ana
the advocates In the Convention OF Inc InshoI.
itv report on the debt question. when
nronosition was made and adopted thaL 80
cent interest be paid for five years and PEI
oent thereafter. Many OF the .knbataes 81
rarondelat street think this will be the basis
4, tha Anal settlement OF the vexed question.
Hence the improved feeling Ia the market 1or
ststa securities, In New York Louisiana
Cnnsols onened yesterday at 1913 and closed
at 49,, with sales OF sl2o,ooo. here fIe III
Bonds were shade better' closlns o. 1o1ss
255s, against 25aS@251s.
An important meeting was held In New orh
last week between the representatives tol
the foreign bondholderso Of the Missouri, Kan.
aas and Texas Railroad and the Boston partles
who now control It, at which an agreement
was arrived ut as to the future o. this large
property. The only point not settled was
w,ether the interest on the first mortgage
bon,s for the next two years should be nxee
at 4c Der cent per annum. The under
standing arrived at involves the providing
s1,5oo,ooo u he construction OF q branch
road which. when completed, will prove
most valuable,nd permanent feeder to TIL
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A correspondent Of the London Times takes
exception to the English coinage with the
figure Of young lady Of eighteen stamped
thereon, and suggests that the money be re-
minted and bear the impress OF woman o.
sixty. the Queens present age. That SOY
ereign probably wishes to be transmitted 70
nosterity mas attractive form as may be-
at least, to put the best face possible on her
reign.
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-06-24

THE CATTLE MARKET-The following are
the quotations OF the cattle market:
Mich Cows Price.
First quality, Y, head. ........... sos 90 OTIS 90
Second quality, q head. ......... 40 90 @50 90
Third quality. W head. ........... 90 90 @35 90
Grass cattle
Smooth fat cattle. choice, y head 25 90 @a0 90
Gnod fat cattle B head. ......... 40 90 @124 90
Eair fat cattle. p head. .......... Is 90 OILS 90
Common cattle, p head. 10 90 Ola 90
Calves and Yearlings-
Calves, first quality, y head. 90 g 500
Calves second quality, N head. 9 0o g 90
Yearlings. first quality, head; 90 eg1o %
Yearlings second quality. y nd = % " w
Good fat sheep, y head. = = g 30
Fair sheep, p head. ............ 8 90 g ou
Common sheen. d head ......... 2 90 @25O
Cornfed Texas and Western Beeves- -
Choice and extra fat 10 RToss -
Good lat beeVes, % 10 CROSSE. ~
Fair fat beeves. v ID gross. -g
Rough and common. v 10 RToSB
Hogs -
Good fat hogs, y b gross. g ~
Fair hogs, o ID gross. .........s W ~
Common hogs. p ID gross.
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The foregoing statement is 9 true and corTeCt
transcript from the books OF the Company. As
81 THOS. A. ADAMS. President
HENRY Y. OGDEN. Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before me Ibis s67-ss
enteenth day q MAJ. A. y; 1879. 81
ALFRED INGRAHAM. Notary Pupi1e
The Board OF Trustees this day resolved, sitter
paying Ten Per Cent In cash 70 the etockho lderS.
and CARRYING TO profit and loss $15, 40. on ae.ss
count Of the Mechanies' and Traders Bank
sum for shrinkage In values, to declare q dtvi-
dend Of Twenty Per Cent ii cash on the me-
participating premiums, payable on Monda1xs
sixteenth OF June next.
Trustees.
Thos A. Adams Jno. T. King,
SAINT B Newman, Fredk Camerden. ~
Sam1 r. Kennedy, Joseph W. Stone. ss
John Phelps, George Ne .rtin.
Adam Thomson, Alfred Moulton,
Henry Abraham, q. @. Jurey. ~
Victor Meyer, Edward Nalle.
Joseph Bowling, Geo. w. Senten,
EdWd j. Gay, Paul r. Mortfm@
Simon Hernsheim, John Y. MooreA
Simon Forcheimer. w. B. Cnn9er,
JOS b. Wolfe Henry Nc, PrestA
r. B. Post, Reuben Ct. Bus
Edwd Pilsbury. Jno. d. Parker.
myN 6m III
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Chew Jackson'a best sweet navy tobacco. "