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The Holt County sentinel., 1879-07-18
4 LECTURE
TO YOUNG MEN.

Just published in a sealed cny -'opes. Price &C.
A Lecture On thc Nature. Tre1snsent
and Rplicai c:Ire for Seminal W,.akn.SS, or
Spcr,lltorrhoc;t. induced by Se'f abusr inyuiln
tary Emissions. Imp0tencv. NeTyouS Debility.
and Impetlim .ntS to Marriage generally Con
sumption. Epilepsy, and Fits; Mental and
PhySic1l Inclpacity. etc.-isy ROBERT J. CUL-
NERWEII4, VI. D., author Of the 'Green BDOk.'
etc.
The world renowned author. in this asimir1-
BILE Lecture. clearly proves from his own expert
enee that the awful con ucnceS Of Self Abiis
nIiv he cffectually removed without medicine.
and without dangerous surgical operation. bout
sisS, Instruments. rings. cnrtliaiS: painting
out i RlOle of cure af once certain and etfeetual.
nv which every sufferer. no matter what his
condition may be. :tay cure himself cheaply,
privately aud radically.
s<-rhis Lecture will Prove u DOon
20 thOu<amtis and thousands
Sent under seal in a plain envelope. to any
address. on receipt of six cents or two p,Stagc
stamps. Address the publishers,
rHE CULvERwELL MEDICAL 90.
II Ann Street, y. Y. Postofice BOx. i5s6.
The Holt County sentinel., 1879-07-18

When we are young we waste great
deal of time in imagining wAat We will
do when we grow older, and when VIC
are old we waste an equal amount Of
time in wondering why waited so
long before we began to 4 anything.
The Holt County sentinel., 1879-07-18

SleeplesS nights and cherries days
i'll be prevented if you use DIR. Bulls
Baby Syrup to induce sleep and eompo-
sure for the Baby Price 25 cents.
The Holt County sentinel., 1879-07-18
a c0MPIlcATE0 CASE,

Gentlemen. - My case Is briefly ~ follows I Ihavs
bad Catarrh for trn years. each year with IncrrAS
ing severity For nino years had not brrath..il
through one nestru. Ihsd dropplngs In the throat.
avery bad cough ssthrsa so bad as 20 be Gb ged tO
take arcmey Tor 10 at night before being able 10 H.:
down and sleep, and q constant dull pain IN m 2
head Ay head was at times so fIu OF catarrhal
matter as % nJure my sense Of hearing C7d comp
me 20 get - several times in the night TO clear e
and my throat before could sleep. Every ono of
these Distressing symptoms has eisAppearrd under
Lie use q not quite thSre Do.ti. 81 saSknkD : :
have Asthmatic symptoms. NJ cough. drop
pings In the throat no hcadach". AMI In every way
better than have been for yra1s. j could frrl thu
effects Of tho CrEH on my tppetifr. on my kidneys.
and. IN fact, every part Of my :. <tem What hnS
been dasu~ IN my case n wholly the effect OF the
IAiIcIL CuEE. Very respectfully,
EIIcuBC 30, Oct IA e. Il LAWRENCE.
The Holt County sentinel., 1879-07-18

Ayers Pills contains no mercury or
mineral, but are effectual 10 cure.
The Holt County sentinel., 1879-07-18
1T can Be CURED,

IT can be erred. There s. no doubt about lt. Tho
IL Immediate relief afforded by SANFoKD's RsDl-
oAL. CURE YoR ckTADEH II but a slight evidence e
what may follow persistent use Of this remedy
The hard, incrusted nattCr that has lodged IN The
nasal passages Is removed with few applications
the ulceration and Inflammation subdued an,l
healed tho entire mcnilIr linings Of the heal
cleanscd and purified. Constltutionsliy IT. ar
tOn "a that Of powerful purifying agent. destroy.
ing II Its course through the system the dcfl
poison the destructive agent IN cAtarrhal diseases
The Holt County sentinel., 1879-07-18
Artificial Fafteniur.

The f;ittening of fowls for the market
says q correspondent, has for long time
occupied the attention of poultry men
in this country, but while nearly every
known natural process for making the
birds take on flesh has been put in prlc-
tice, little or no regard has ever, j be-
Iieve, been paid TO the use of artificial
means for the purpose of bringing about
easier and more rapid results. In
France and some other countries on the
continent of Europe the fittening of
poultry has been for years n study, until
it has been reduced TO science. Nature
is assisted in its work wherever IL is
practicable, many curious and ingenious
| instruments for feeding the little birds
have been invented. Probably one of
the most simple rs well as the most ef-
fectual of these machines, is now in
successful operation in the poultry es-
Enlistment of gentleman near Paris.
! IL is constructed in the form of n email
rubber pipe about four feet in length,
one end Of which is attached to q little
pump, while the other is placed in q YES
sci holding the food, which is in liquid
| form. The fowls are put in large coop
or cage, which is separated into COM
partments holding only one bird each,
room enough being allowed for very lit
| tic exercise. 1t is ascertained by exper-
iment Just how much food each fowl can
digest comfortably, and the amount is
marked on uIc coop under each division
/ The food consisting OF mixture of In
dian meal, barley meal, milk and water
is put into the machine which is rolled
up in front Of the nest by means of q
light truck, and the operator, opening
the birds mouth, inserts the tube and
gently pumps the fluid into the crop. .
small fawcet being turned when sufii
cient quantity has been introduced. A
skillful operator will feed about 60 fowls
an hour, and perform the work neatly
without cruelty. After having been fed
in this manner for n few times, the birds
become very tractable, and rather seem
to enjoy the operation. The timo re-
qnired to fltten the poultry treated as
above, is from fifteen to twenty days, ac-
cortiing 70 ace and previous condition.
The Holt County sentinel., 1879-07-18
Indorssd by a Prominent Druggist.

i hereby certify that Mr.. Lawrence purchased
the RADICAL CUKk Of me, and frora tiuIs tn tirDe
made me familiar with hi- Ibeiieye his state
mont to be true In every particular.
kITcnBrRo, Oct. IL JAS. p. DEEBY.
Zach paekage contains Dr. 9snfnr,l's Improved
lnhaling Tube, and inn dlrscti0hs for It's In al
cnscs. Price. 81. For sale By all wholesale and
tail druggists and dealers throughout the Unised
Agents aad WhOlesals Druggists, Boston. Mac.
The Holt County sentinel., 1879-07-18
CATARRH
is IT Durable?

YryH0ST who haze suffered from the varfouo and
IL cOuplirA Ated forms Of di>csI,c aSsumsi by Ca
tarri aud have tried many physicians and reI
dies without relief or cur vAit the tits
tl,stiOn with considerable anxiety. And well tlsy
may TOR no disease thst cBn b. mentioned a uai-
Vsrs.lly prevalent and SO destructive To heath a.
Catarrh BroHehiiiS, Aslhnls, Coughs. srs. serious
and m quentIy fatal affections Of tho lungs follow,
In many instances, ease IL S{nIple but neglected.
Cafarrh. Other sympathetic affections such a.
Deafness Impaired ryeslght, and loss OF srns. OF
SMELL NAV referred to minor but nevertheless
scrfOns rtsults Of neglected Cstsrrl. bat epOug't
a themselves. but nothing compared with tho
The Holt County sentinel., 1879-07-18
COLLINS yoIrAIc eIasYr,,

Re careful 10 call foe CoLLLxE' VoLrAro PLAsrsa
lest you get some uOrthIrs lsllfatou- sold by ali
Wholesale and retail druggists throughout the
EnFt~d Stairs Aal anlsiss. and By wEEkS 4
POTrEfs, T'roprirtors. I5sl~ton. Nas4.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-31

IIvPRPoOr. March 20-l2:3O p. mThere IA moderate IN
which freely supplied Mdling ptn0s
a Middng Orleans, Gd sales. 5000 bl eslncuGng lV
bales speculation and export Rcceipis iuoo 'ut : ~
American Futures sellers az Is2t. decline tp3n'S Low
MIlug clause Narch delivery. a-q1d: 40 Mlrol ana ~ ~
delivery u sd dn. NIT and Clay tcYtry. 3-' 40 '1
AMI Juno delivery 81 s-d also 80 DO June ana C uN ~ u
orv 5I5i,d also s' @ DO July and august delivery & 81 %
81 do August and September delivery, O'ad, also Ou
90. september ami october delivery. 6lICd. . =. a.,
LIVERPOOL, March 20 2D T. m Iho SAFES OF Co'oh 'ouS
Included 9.JO1 bales American. ..,., o., .o-o
AuGcSrl. March 20-Cotton quiet Middng 91iGe &C.;
Low Mddug 9Lc Good Ordinary, 9c receipts 259 OaieS'
8ALimots March 20-Cotton firm; M3dlinr, l09alOi2c;
Low Midiuc 07-dl0c. Good ordinary 9'2a!ec; gross
reoepts ~ bales exports coastvs baeSi saes 20
bales. suinncrs. 125 bales. .tock 9.G22 bales. ,
BosTOy March 21tOtton firm; MIdding lNasc Low Mll-
dlmg loiic.: Good Ordinary, c net receipts 800 Oae'
gross. 80 lalc-; STOCK, 3.1OS bales. 80, -
CHARLESTON. March -g.-CottOu quiet Nddlng' lU'e@
ltltc: M'dnng scluc. Good orduIr. 1871 -9t.'
receipts Gi bales sae 20 bates stock ~ 539 o1es.
CyCTSNAT March 29Cottpu strong. MWHn1. l0i-'. 20"
Nd.lug o.. Good Ordinary. 9.: receipts. 81 uai's;
rlct oG2 haes sales 432 bales; srmncr' 100 olc''
stock. 30 , bales .
GNvr,rov March 20-Co;tor-Ruvcrs and secrs apart
NiddlnV zoe. Low MladluC $50. Good Ordinary. 30:
rccc.U. lrt1 bales; lU1J bales exports 20 t't
Britain 35 btcs coas;"Isc. 81 Oaas sales l93 DaieS
Ioi.l-vufr. aiarch 2a-Cottor nrm; Ndlmg Zoe.
Hfi"U.s, March "p-CuHou Lru: N'cl'@E lpt i'ctlp-
79l bales, shipments l2Jl bales sales 2OjO bales STOCK
N6ma. Starch 2o-Corron quiet and steady: MdtlnC,
1Ou lDl-. 'dIiI-. H'i irff'. GOOD DuinlIY y .;
u. receipts n1cs exports coastwsc l3O bales; sales
2jD lale. STOCK. -,.o'2 bales ,,- ...t--
Nitdnng. lJpc iow MldlnI a.i.. Good orulry, 9's-;
rsr.Yt bales 2b bales exports 10 Great
Britain 3OZ9 bale, ,s 1900 bales stock, 21"O eH
SAVANNAH March 20 -CnttnI very utn; Mt'hi. 10 :,
bales coastwsc 1887 bales sales 800 0aes STOCK
-I,J5I bales.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-31

SATURDAY. March or. N.

The bank statement to-day shows 4 coutin-
ued los OF reserve both in specie and cst!-;eudcrs,
amounting - OGOGO But because OF contraction
Of 1881 500 loans, aud a consequent reduction OF
deposits 10 about the amount, added to the quda
ton effected by the outgo OF cash. the sum OF reserve
necessary u fulfil the requirements OF the 70
per cent rule was reduced from SJlGiT3jO last
week TO Sl9.73G,4OO; 50 that the surplus reserve
was reduced only s1149i5O leaving the net surplus
reserve now $40 300 against Sl557S 400 at the cor
responding date ofIs73. The loss Of deposits during
the week C7 Gas 500. being about SlOOOOOO greater
than accounted for by the other published Items, in
dcaes au outgo OF about that amount OF National bank
notes while the local circulation is increased S22l2
Judging from the movements 0; past seasons, 1t is
reasonable expect that tue cOntractiOns must con-
tinuo for week longer before the tide OF currency
again toward NewYork, and that then 1t will not
be rapid generally anticipated. Last year, dur
ing the week ending April the banks lost 81, 10000
specie and S2,7SS,40O legal.tenders; on March
New-York tribune., 1879-03-31

rrrr,,o -tour rrg .ale 600 Hol' whe2' y
n eat laaat -.." 1i Ng- ,r s ~ o M frt ~ ~
a. IT,. .Se oi3 "a l. .s. & ira crl en- pr ' 5ao
.tnat hlrey wcange Jt A.niI,. @ a al -i,,.I .', IN,
See 5A ,Nc inquiry for !',' H..' leu, I ~, to
.-.ir, - 5oaf CHoc - ,'"tt", ii'hD. Ir ,'
@5atI o.. Sc. ir"gc.- 3! tU pr ct' Nl fr11T,@
l- r ,,i aid short t1i -,a jo sror cut Clear.
.s D ,r b. -,n5ec,. Hams 'gae9 egoU.;.,';
l,a.: t,- a.u tJ' 81 .0"s,. tn.- 'ud '%--' s. ~
- no. . - ,rs'.'t; .t''S ""'''' ''-''' ''.-' '''
"''.i.,. - ,i,. ',Irsts,Iy onI unchanged Whcit
-;,y $50 Il.r to..aui 81" = 'L..' .'ii. "a, I..,n'
#ae. ,. Ec,rte a.. Cora 4aA tending o9@nESlid ;
f.'' 'cr. .l.1 ID H.. l.eu.at; - &C. cisl
and iiii. 2j'c May I.ye sJeay and rLc-aneet Barley
s.o & .- ' t & =, '"g 'gt Afr: 40 =, 5i 5it. 76 . y
Irat ir ir5 art.. all 4ta' nIsAss; o,.i i7,ij5e i..
,.,a, sna iaelntei Eh.,sey steady aud unenlngol at
c March qais s. On5 cd a ca. %4ea sl a, }ae 3
81 I Oais u GOA deasrd nt ia5sc rye duil 3nd PIctt
;i G a. L hisGor Lard dul nominal steam
Gr Eu.E Meats quiet. bar hn r.,di-i5 hr.d ~ '.91,
,no' Io.0l NJ 1.c casa 59o- -c s,i!rf J1nt; Shof
Rh, 54; cic'r -.de. &c & %n,st'y ] T' i' un M
-. Butter s'eaiy and g.5Al1s- U, y 'cruon i; 1,
Eut,lcrs - gJqsI IL r-ccrt li'o head shipments so
HmwArsrE. rarch e0.-Ficur inactive. Wheat opened
scany declined lc ard closed Ghet bt STEADY NJ" ii,'
Npr o3c May glc: 80 3 40. 70 &c.: No, DO, 73c
0,i. .tGItc aud HIn No . &c d, llmtr; No ddc
lr'e,. t.tct nominal No ~Ulgg Fresh &c Fr'Vi-
ii,l au.rt bu nGm Mess Pork qu.pt; New. 80 10 Lau
Prime rsern C31c Hogs dun ana rouinl 80 COG F3 80
.,uFtltllA March 2g-FOur very quiet Minnesota
Ttif Family Medium 81 30 do choice - 10 DO Fancy,
- jG$i s7-l Pennsyyania do Good q I1%ti ~ q do
choice 30 southern Illinois 90 Fancy - 10 ONO 30 Ch0lce
~ do Very Fancy. 10 Winter Patents ~ Minnesota
on biari Buckwheat Mea not wantod Wheat steady on
sppt fair nqGiry for state Red aud Amber IN elevator t
R no business for Pennsy yania Red and Am
her on track and for Mining 81 l5dSl latter very
Choice do elevator sl To- No. Western Red. ear lots
elevator 81 ll2asI li Kye quiet al 56a5I e for West
rnsylvania. Com dun western rejected, on
track and In grain depot 4Oa4c do steamer Do Ala42c
southern GLOW a9at i4c do on track 44e SAL In ee
vatnr 4Ic oats dun: Mixed, 3OG3lc.. Prime White 81 VA
3Zc Choice and Fancy Heavy DO. 3.2s33c Prov sons
0uiet and steady. Beef-City Moss, tl2 bUOSlA ans
Sls 5OaSIU. POTk-Mess, $40 2jGsl0 90; Extra Prime
New-York tribune., 1879-03-31

ss 25e$s 30 Hnms-sm9ked, 84a99ci in sal AMI jG
pickle 7hdSi4c.: Clear RIB Sides, Smozei 606te, IN
salt 5La5qc shoudcrs, IN salt 39alci s1gar PcKiT1 or
Western, uerces 6'a5c; Bn;chers 64c Butter q%Ii,t W.
Creamery 25HH7C. Bradford C0unt' and New
Extra 2O635o Western Reserve Extra l6GlSc 40 GU2'
t. Choice. 12Hljc. Rolls stea.y; p wanna lh,Ia-
12alic western Reserve Extra li@idc iGss him m
Pennsylvania lJadl40. Western. l3al4- Chcrse u,lI ;
New York Factory, si292c Western fGn fGn CrC9gW zen
7LlaSc. Western FUll Cream, Good. 62afi &C. '3I
quiet and firm no l0AGlll santos III isi,t,S e.
Maracaibn 3l2r Laguavrl l3i2Glfrc. sugar usellou
sales isaG5- for Fur o. Good Rchung E.nned 'ut'
unchanged MOlas~es firm at 2ttc for 90 test sec
1loyer dul JdGc: Flax seed nominal a ~ ~
Timothy - 3SaSl -. Feed unchanged. Icloienm him
but quei Cases. &c; Refined, 53c Crude &c "h5Key
steady: Western. 81 O6c ,r.,...
opened over advanced. and 10 90 weak NO ,1
Fa 81 % a0@ ~ oi cash: 81 O225I& 0291 Apri; U3@
~ OBJ May ~ ~ bu4l 0-' jane NO k"d fa - Ul
40 spring sjac. BID. Corn openei weak ai gi gSs S%
closed firm az out5ide prices No MiNd' 81 &C.
casn; aI22 April; - '5a3%'lc May; - e"St r.
June oaJs higher No. at 46Sc cisni re, -2sy %u
and unchanged; wllskey steady at - o. P3rs 2
n S'O2j Lard dun aud nominal rchneIs nd 6fc' buo
Meats dan buyers an sellers apart; CIear is nn' - Nv
asked - 10 bid. Bacon and firm clear is -
30 clear SIDES - 72as5 20 Recep,s-toar 4;19 00o
bbls. Wheat bush Corn. $1,000 bush; Oaf I'OI"
bash. rive 900 bu-Il Barley, 5000 bash ShipmeniS-
flour 1000 bbs; Corn. $4,000 bush; oats 2OVo D1Sh'
RYE. LOCO bush.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-31

cs C a boat SS oas quoted No Spring
sar o o. pfng ID TSg4asa SEs MSSf R g g
Red a l9Ssl l92 No amber 81 dol lI%GIf IN 4, Il
UngTadei Amber 81 iIssI 12ia Red Canada 10000 bnh.
y y G?H9 gF&EG'S e uSV iS. "a 5G wnc Ese ae e 81 &
Whit March Il i5 CLOSING u - pa q i5t aaGG1 1
q II. cosingsl 13a, nj. sl asked: No Amber Aprl
nrfl Is 3D. s. i5saskii So Rcd, March Il Is, closing
q ~ bid = - aSs,d DO Agr = cosiag 81 l,I G, Gd
ior export sales $1,000 bush state delivery up lotn
OF ADl 62c 1000 hush. Western. pIiyat" tcmsi i0JO
bush No ]. 81 ic: 800 buh PennsyyaHla SOC. on 3ck
1000 bush stale private terms ~. BARLL1 MALT GnI
shSio eascr fair export snd home raie demand
futures l720o0 bush. spot including Unrded Western
o go , s ar @ .drc i7c aaoSi S 40 SIac Wcss and
Sigy y fSao| a &C. SgF s.Fe dS HN Nav Closing i
biz lii2c asked No. , March closing ij i-c bid, 4jr
asked Od No MaIei, closing lGfc. BID, ~ Fe asked
46c closing - 7sc bG 4Gc. ATS dul sslcs
SO. 2 81 Il23idtc' So WLrc, }i 'sd55aia. 30 l. 33c
S9ir - y g Including parcels for seed 40s ~
FHtR qgi + st,ady iisA - dnl unchaugsd ,,,r, ~
& I'VE gensi s.'y & ycp aPGRs n5 5g , j' ,5e
sav-For Long Rye, ijd55c short do. oat 50
IUDEl-Pairv active at slightly better prices. Rccepts
pas; We T. - G0j Iiies y bales as INDIA sales 30 5q
Kios ll59 bac- Ipdia AGAINST $4,000 Hides and 566
bal-s t.1-t Inlia sqmn time last wear
and MctIm rr'drs hiye the preference. New YorS
lin, 21lc; Oias all growth-, 42c Pacific Coast HopS
M6LAssEs-Q and lrclange1. ,.oo,
NAVAL -TORi..spus Turjantinc about stca'y ~ 29ii
sale or oyort and speculation, md steady sales $500
q" .fE FREJCHTs-2let s'il weak and unsettled. with
vrty fr srn,s"t Of ,oni4sr n port Engleg
E, s'.'i m 20 ii'' 'lai ~" m G4 . 9oO oNSi , b|c"J
ium c,;c9co dr.rd l0Gi-c per 100 10: IiOO bales
f,rf It D. ~It fDff fNi d.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-31
4iu9lIees G.ndnce5.

E1OR SALE-lutcrCSt in 4 manufacturing
c)maaaY just h.inE fora H. same t1iHf T., ..eees'-
uI elsewhere. VIII bear csu2auon Address A. Tribune
Ouicc
CtTFAAIER for SALE.--Side-w wheel; length,
- 81 feet. breadth ia Ge o guards l6 e; depth loot
inches: DRAFT feet Inches Full particulars OF C. POT
~ LII. - Nl-l.ta.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-31

FLOUR AND AfENL-FLOVR-Hsr.ct dull and 2 'halc
loa,er. ,r1l drmma light ara oUD.ug trade mainly ln
small tar,t for immediate sales. $4,000 bhls, l'ti
iuy iUi Hbs Winter Wheat IN,rI e5 JaH-" -. cl ~
Tor eA port sI1sJ 20o BILL. ttY NH iXuA Ioi .at
Indies : - goo bbs Minnesota iNiIr IS 100
- for ihc whole range including 5000 hbl5 Clear
- 95csi 30; 500 hui-. Lo" E1trl - - 600 bh s.
-uu.r,au ~; .tf.3 GO, ana $50 bb. 40. =, . iuH
81 Is ot the sll,s 800 Ibl wefc Tor export
Du.t,fiouz: 2. iOa&3 J.; SunvIhhc. - %
G- tair Ektra state. IS 1pasd - ,,ood 10
tucy & gO4-5 Common - GOOD extra western,
- 7nqS5 no. Choice 70 Fancy DO. Sass 20: Coaimsn
20 Goot Exaa Reund Hoop OHIO. % 75cs3 %
81 %0es4: Erc Mixture Sids4 p Bakers Extra - 40
qs4 5 Sraign go so Pateni, Sbd fs with one or
So brands hela h cher; Louis cOmnOn 10 Fair Extra
SJ 7jaS4i Ear 10 Coed IL 5qt4 2oi oO9e 10
Extra. 50 50Gs7 - closisg dull 80 EhA Fly y,
bbls; Common tO Choice lSiIa 10
as 10: Choicc to Fancy. S5 GOes0 20 -. RYE fLoUR
duh sales 800 bbl1. supernne 81 s0a$3 .COhN
active sales 2.1CO bbls. yellow Hestefh -
- 20: 800 bbls Braudywiue, ~ 60 -,
GRAIN-WHEAT-M Market shade easier for Winter with
ttlo more dong, mainly IN 40 Eed. for export 70 ihe
Continent Spring Wheat quiet and abJlt stehny sAiss
New-York tribune., 1879-03-31
10 1873. tho total reserve amounted Z

So 1873, tho total reserve amounted 10
S6s 1913 600; ON April 1t was S63,257TOO; ;
and on May A. showing thai the gain in the
four weeks following April was Sl,7O5.sOO less than
was the amount OF loss during the week that ended
April 6. Las: year there was a steady contraction OF
loans from S2II 500 900 on March 80 TO S2299364Oo
on Nav 4. and the deposits fell in the same time from
$21O.37s, 400 to Sl00,074,O0O.
COMPARED with tho spending date OF 1873, the
present statement shows Loans increased. 81 l324OU
epecc decreased $50 500; legalterders increased
SfSf9 $50: deposit Gc 'rcascd Sll 132.SODi crri
decrea sod 800 2On The total reserve (S52,1l0IuO
now is 26g per cent OF The total deposits agaius 20 W
last week and 80 II for March 80, 1873 The following
.nu. fhn lArNrAl III -
New-York tribune., 1879-03-31
THE MONEY MARKET.

ctr7cr1L RrpoRT ", y STOCK EXCHANGE SAA"'
+ssenoy,ed by ne cola and Stock Telegraph ""
SATURDAY. MARCH 30 1873
COVERNMENT STOCK DBPARFubNE
...nrr cA1I--1OII O'CLOCK A. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-31

This ticket day on the London STOCK ENehange a
and Monday will be fortnightly settung daN;. Inc
market for British consOs strong, % 6 ana Unlted
states bonds were higher: 1865 at 1Oi, new 2s ~
lO67s new 41os lO72 As at lOls ana lO-los ~
IOi1fdIO4. In American railway stocks Ere conion
ranged az 2l2-02iai, prc'ctred a. Dl9oil' Jersey
at - 9S6li Pennsylvania closing at 30. ILLINOIS, Ctnfa
m 80 aud Rcsdin- at Ia In Parts, rentes opened at
1879; sight exchange ON London being quoted at
2S29. 49, -
Washington dispatches report that tie Treasury now
holds $3.50 4Ol 400 I'm United states bonds 10 secure
bank circulation. United states bonds dcpo.lIed t0r
circulation for the week ending to-day, @@2fO'oOO
United states bonds held for clrcUalon, Withdrawn
during the week ending to-day. S32O9.OOO. Nalonal
bank circulation outstanding: Currency notes, So
80 2-G: gold notes. - iGG92O The internal revenue
receipts today were S2j6,2si 10, and the customs re-
celDt. 5j5S. pa -. ., -,
The week ending to-day. compared with the eOrte-
New-York tribune., 1879-03-31
t.NHE ANNTAL MEETING

Gf the s,ockhold,r, OF the GUTrA PFRCHA AND
RUBDEN HTFACTUHNG tpApANN viii 30 held
Office tho Cu'uVauv No. 80 P.IL place. N"w-iort
C!tr on " ci, av nc "a day fir lo;' at o'clock
noon. GUY b. PELTO%. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-31

THE TRANSFER-BOOhS Ot tins company
will close at on saturday the OH day OF Apil
purposes Of the next annual eect0nl ana viii
rcOpened tho morning Friay tAe st das OF May
next. G. Van DEERILT
Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-31

FIRST CALL-10A O'CLOCK A.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-05-03

nLOWS-I have always on hand full
supply of James H. Hall e. Co.'s
celebrated Flows, all kinds and sizes,
and the celebrated Uric Flows of all
sizes and kinds. I have also a lot of
Factory Flows on hand, which l offer at
very low prices. WIN. GARIG.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-05-03

VXIAGONS- James Roosa and Ora
w hams celebrated Memphis Wagons
and Carts always on hand, which offer
at prices to compete with any in the
market. WIN. GARIG.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-05-03

PLANTATION GEARS-A full stock
Of Moss and Leather Collars, Blind
Brides, Back Bands, Trace Chains, Cart
Saddles and Breeding, which will be
sold at the very lowest prices, by
WIN. GARIG,
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-05-03

TRESH GARDEN Seed have just
received and offer for sale a full sup
ply of Fresh Garden Seed, from nursery
ofD. M. Ferry & Co. VIM. GARIG.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-05-03

NEAS-I have just received, direct
from the importers, fine assortment
Of fresh Teas, in convenient packages
for retailing. WIN. GARIG.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-05-03

NORDAGE-Af full assortment of Rope,
W Cotton, Sisal and Manila, Cotton
and Hemp Packing, Clothes Lines and
Baling Irvine, always on hand at store
of WIN. GARIG.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-05-03

AFEATS-Mess Pork, Bulk Shoulders
Vl and Clear Sides, Sugar-cured Hams,
canvassed and uncanvassed; Breakfast
Bacon, canyassed and uncanvassed /;
Smoked Tongues, Fulton Market Beef
in half barrels. Above can be bought at
bottom figures at store of VIM. GAR1G.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-05-03
VILLAS GAME.

DUGGIES-Alarge assortment Of Open
ID and Top Buggies, Barouches and
jersey Wagons, which will be sold at
prices which defy competition, at store
Of WIN. GAklG.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-05-03

OPECIAL NOTICE TO DEALERS
y have full stock Of Can and Jar
goods, Crackers, Candles, Starch, Soda,
I've and Tea-all of which will offer
at bargains. VIM. GARlG.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-05-03

CTUBBLE DIGGERS-I have on hand
y q full stock of Won Phul e. MalloTs
Stubble Diggers, which will sell at fac
tory prices. WM. GAKlG.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-05-03

0OAP-A full stock of Proctor & Gam
y ble's, Haas and Keller's Soap, always
on hand, and which ! am prepared to
give at bargains in job lots.
VIM. GARIG.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-05-03

lDLOWS-The undersigned, having
IL been appointed Agent for the cele-
brated Famous" Uric Pl0w, solicits the
attention Of planters AMI othen to the
peculiar advantages offered il the con-
struction Of this Plow; also, on hand, .
| lot Of excellent Pl0we OF other brands,
| including the popular '!Calhoun Plow,"
which he offers for sale at low prices,
for cash. q ANDREW JACKSON.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-05-03
lnl1CY 49,.

sOADDLES, HARNESS, ETC.--A
ID descriptions Of Saddles, including
the latest styles, and Harness combining
the newest improvements, for sale at
most reasonable prices.
ANDREW JACKSON.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1879-05-03

SALAD dressing saves time and trou-
y bic; is very nice. For sale at David
g. Garig's.