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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-01-16

represented to organize circuit to be
known as The Great Western Trotting
Circuit" and summer meetings were
arran ged as follows: Jackson, Mich.
June 10; East Saginaw, June II; To
ledo, June "a; Cincinnati, July /; Lou
isville, July 8; Columbus, Ohio, July
15--each meeting continuing four days.
1t is fully expected that the new circuit
will be joined by the associations of
Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago, Buffalo and
Rochester.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-01-16

THE channels for the exit of impurities from
the system must be kept unrestricted or de-
plorable consequences will follow DIR. Morris
VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS, by restoring the Bow
els to an active condition, act as cleanser of all
the bodily fluids. Moreover they render the di-
gestive and assimilative organs vigorous, rouse
the liver, and purify the hillary secretions AS
a cathartic they are infinitely to be preferred to
dangerous blue pill Sold by Druggists. 5flt
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-01-16
CHEW
The Celebrated
@MATCHLEss"
Wood Tag Plug
TORACCO

CATARRH is the forerunner of consumption
consumption means death. Juniper Tar Cigar
cites are the only common-sense, pleasant, Ger
tain care for Catarrh, Asthma, Colds and
Hoarseness Price rs cents; sold by all drug
gists Mailed on receipt of price by Lebig
Chemical Co., 9 Barclay St, New York.
For upward Of 80 years Mrs. WINSLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP has been used for children
with never-failing success 1t corrects acidity
of the stomach relieves wind collie, regulates
the bowels, cures dysentery and diarrhea,
whether arising from teething or other causes.
An old and well tried remedy. Is cts. a bottle.
If you are satisfied to have poor organ, or
run the risk OF having poor one, take any or
gan that is offered you But, if you desire to
be suretof having the very best, insist on hav-
ing a Mason & Hamlin, and do not be persuaded
to take any other.
For Bronchial, Asthmatic, and Pulmonary
Complaints, sBro,cn's Bronchial Troc7ses"
manifest remarkable curative properties. 25
cents a box.
CHEW Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-01-16
That COllar-ButtOn.

The editor of the Cleveland
Voice, Judging from the fol-
lowing, has passed through com
mon experience: "When you see a
cross-looking man coming down town in
the morning with the knees of his pam
falcons white and dusty, and several bits
of straw and diminutive feather stick
ing in his hair, you can just make up
your mind that he's been under the bed
looking for that blamed collar button
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-01-16
Western Trotting Circuit.

A meeting Of prominent horsemen of
various Western cities was lately held
at Toledo to arrange a new Western
trotting circuit. The associations of the
cities named were represented by the
following gentlemen Stone, Cincin-
matt; Morrison, Columbus; Vaughn and
Robertson, Jackson, Mich; Coleman,
East Saginaw; Dunton, Chicago; Cum
mings, Young and Arms, Toledo, and
West, Louisville. It was decided by
the unanimous vote Of the associations
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-01-16

The corporation of Liverpool have
given public notice that they intend to
apply, in, the ensuing session of Parlia-
ment, for an act authorizing the light
ing of the public streets, places and
buildings within the borough by means
of the electric light, g or otherwise than
nv means of GAS"
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-01-16
The MOOnshine War.

The Commissioner of Internal Reve-
nue. has prepared statement, showing
the number of illicit distilleries cap
tured, the number of stills seized, and
the number of persons, including only
acknowledgements officers and their
guides, killed in the country during the
past year:
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-01-16

CHEW Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1879-01-16

THE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY NUMBER.
containing contributions from JOHN G. WHIT
TIER, CHARLES DUDLEY WARNER, MARY MApEs
DODGE, SUSAN COOLIDGE, JULIAN HAwTHoRNE.
CELIA THAxTER MRS. BURNETT (author OF
"That Lass O Lowrie's"), and many others.
pronounced the finest number of 81 NICHOLAS
ever issued, is Included in a subscription for
1873 or will be sent, postpaid, for IS cents
PRICE, $500 A YEAR. 4..
November aud December Numbers free to all
ne'c subscribers after December 31st, 1873, ncho
begin their Subscriptions Nth the Jan1ntry,
1879 Number. t-nl i4.a . I.."Et
subscriptions received on above terms by all Book
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direct should write Name. Postoce, County State
In FULL and send with remittance in check, P o. money
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New-York tribune., 1879-01-09
THE STATE Of TRADE.
r-r.r.. o.. . =. " L L L.-I-.

LrvERqoo- Jan s.-Pork Eastern dun al - Western
"a. AZ 80 RA,ou-- cumberland Cut duh al - short
r sf,stv ~ % 3D. Long Gear steady ~ -@ Snort clear
sreAiy A. - Ham--LOng cut nV.l ~ ~ shoulders
.r.adv al q, Bref-Iudla Mess duIl az - ErtTa Mess
dull Al ~ Prime Mess. dull az -. LaIl-Pume West
-ru -teagv AT gu,; Prime C;Y duL az 20 Gd Iur
,.ntIu- SuIrtfs ann ,IgL Rn.n-JommoI hrmer 80.
Fine iul a. IU lcess-Aneucau tAo'r du al 40 LAId
Dl. dull At .,, F.uur-FVtra SAFE duu =. rs. NHeat-
so ~prug steady Jd- ~ spring >ieA F al .H
W.rr4- S We. EN- atc4Iy ~4lN southern steady AZ
Cs-, -pr Gt Mrxrd -oft -tradv a. - 81. New Mt't
se.dv AZ - cotton seed OH Glow American lA4.
R1-iG. N London hIurf At D. III iiri'iiI'
-puf-. a. London. dul. AZ 81 81 . -,.. - ... go.
lIvEHFCUI- Jan --I13Op. m-Bee- l2oi per uet'e lof
LGyu-SJ ia --IJO9 p. m.-sprt. OF Petroleum li1fIJd
per or. .-., .-....
LoslIv Ian $50 PM aicut'a ln,'ed '3d n %. per
qr Refined Petroleum loi per ga Li-s'cd 'i --i lcT
ASrTTat Jan. s-re.roeum 22'. francs for hne pale
HALkE Lan .-Larl .-o.e. y 81 iclncs PEI - kls
New-York tribune., 1879-01-09

.,d IrIr and 1873. for April and October, the fund
-, act of 1866 and 1865 as we'll aS new remain
nc at H. special tax second class selling at ia,
i .ut atirI class at 3G3ls Virginia deferred 6s at
81. az IiIiuois is 1879 al lOO5s and Missouri 6s.
nnssnpibal and st. Joseph Issue at 103. large
tradinr was noted IN Louisiana consolidated
af c6gG4l2d 6jl,. The NGr- Orleans Daily
ii5,,a'..e Of January 3 published an explanation Of
,t n,.ition OF the finances Of the state. The state
%.ti,rtl Bank. which became the fiscal agent of
,i. ~tat. or January !, 1877, under an agreement
80 ,,aIp certain advances, has already more than
.,r,nll-d with lis contract, and declined 10 make
Srtber advances 80 protect the coupons due Jan
narv / 1879 The account continues: Ii an
,rcl ~. vi iugnesS to retI from It's posi- ion I'M
fsvor of any other bank which might be wiling 10
Ls more liberal than itself. At the same time IL did
not r,p ST. tO retire IN favor OF any bank which
,yorlt d. unwilling TO do what emlncutIy Just,
ror.I, 10 reimburse il for the adyaucements II
I'D already made. No bank IN this city has ex-
1,rr.s-d 70 willingness 10 advance absolutely even
she amount >Sary to cash the coupons of Jauu-
srv. lS-9. This fact having been asceT-
,9,ncd committee OF citizens was ap-
ro.u-,d 'u ascertain If any bank IN tue e. y
,yori a. vance thr amount of January. 1879. inter
est provided funds were contributed by citizens To
cover uo The present deficiency, but the estimated
uItuatr deficiency thus committee reported that
the only direct proposition II had received was from
the fiscal agent, VINO expressed "A Willingness 20
~rlut tins accommodation provided the citizens
raised = 100 OttO 10 meet the ultimate deficiency.
The committee has failed ia lis efforts 10 raise tAI~
I'm ,I.y bank stocks. Corn Exchange 30. sold at
-, Nu-4 National 10 az go, Merchants 20 at
H. l2l.
Tie speculation in a. well as the investment de-
U4ud for railroad bonds continues large covering
VIDE range Of bonds. The heaviest trading
was ma Canada southern guaranteed tisis al
40 adyaue. to 7Sl2. and Burlington and Cedar
Rapids trSts winch rose 10 7ll2. Elevated
ir,ts being also iayo-!to~ at 1910 lO5ls
and jersey Central adjustment bonds at ~~lea ~,
.r~r~ being StIO al llG, tuc cOu~o4> beng
barely steady al - and CoHycrubles at 733i. but
later >clHacat 7jl- and 7il4 respectively. L,m4L
-ou-o.s rose TO 4O@4. Denver aad Rio Graudc tre+~
were steady at 9334 -. Pau sInhIng funds 9Jl2
G445s Northwest gold bonds at lOJ5s0 lO534. and
r.. c.. and /. consos al "Ga4, Juou Pacific nrSts
->ug TO lU7 and -. LOu, a4d Iron Mountain tIr-ts
90 10.
Can loans were 2d3 per cent on United States
bonds and sal on miscellaneous collateral. prime
discounts heIug quoted at ilu D. The luItcd states
Treasurer "a Washington rcce we'd TODAY $3.50 OJO
National bank notes for redemption. Ine customs
receipt- were S3SOOUO. and internal revenue re-
ccipts 100000 The following wa- the C.cau Z
House statement: Currency exchanges, S64.jf~-
SOS: currency balances, S3,59S $50.
Forclg. exchange was uUii and firm. cling rates
beng lsQ a of a cent below annexed current quo
tatIGns
New-York tribune., 1879-01-09

4he4sc; Pigs 4'ac. Western. la
2ha5e. per 100 higher active business spot
lots moderate trade In futures closing firm at advance
sales liG0 tee Prime steam spot gas e5e. closing
$3.50 lOOO tcs TO arrive. JsOc. $50 cs ia bs1
closing 5s7 nc bid $50 tcs February $500 592 &c closing
592 &c; 1900 tee March sos 1897 closing 59I Lc
6o-Ha6 loc- closing elQc Second can January So
RJ 9Oc February 59U1 Doe. Marrh 595 has OOc April
6oOa605c May. 6O7 9a615c. CITY steam moro active
frmer sales 450 tcs 5-7 Refined quiet CoBtin
ent 63Jc Butter, Cheese, and Eggs without quOia0ie
change.
RICE-Stea'v unchanged good trade Domestic. 5'st7c
SEEp~-lovcr que; and steady 80 bags air Western
sold al &c choice quoted 90; state 1lf71'ac Timothy
quiet AZ . 2Od$l go: Flax steady at ~ 42La
NtGAR-Rav 0uiet, steady unchanged. aies, so hhda
cuba She. hhds MOa SIC; 2OO thds New
orleans urIv1te terms; f0 hhd Porto Rico 62dbc; Fair
toGOod Refining Refined iu fair demand Crushed
9lsa5c, Granuted as Sc. Powdered 9ls49i4c. a
Standard, si.Gs3c
quoted &C..
TALLoW-steady; sales $4,000 70. part &c, remain
der private
WHIsKEY-Iower sales. 200 bbls 81 20.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-09

BUFFALO Jan Flour qul. and unchanged sales of 900
hh- Wheat uun.iualr unchanged. holders hrl igFn 10
light cal inquiry sales Of ,lr- Wv ou tt'k a. 81 "'''
,. gg.ri ana aly -4,s pI d. Wr.i"rn al - Oh
fracs Hl-rv .u demand aud steady safes ~ riir in
ttt on frIas Al a-, Mail-It l and LIN trade 400 IY
pf,.- - ann ur 4uetI So rec, its or s lurnt- to"dJ
CHICAGO Jaa e-FDar steady and unctan s"t Wheat
IN far demand ~ oV'r rates ~" p Red winter - -'
$50. Clcagl spring ~ -. g =. -'-s'; 'r.f i1 ~ s.
March. No Chicago spring 81 f6|c Rejected pc Corn
steady with far demand ~ - g., cash .''- 4eyllAiY
.uas March steady and unchanged. lr 90. tdF su
unchanged. 'Barey s-yaiy ano nrri Poik uE e - ,ut
generally higher = 5j = 81 H.. February = - =
March LAID tied bat generally h eLer a. C. cLs
- -lV Csc, March EulE Meats stronger
shoulders 1uc clear Rib 51ir. t'1r -idrs a5lc Dressed
II rs % .uDt demand aLa AIl- .I" Lll at sl - Toe
WfI-s.v -t.aiv ana UNCHANGED az = od. Al the close"
Wb.af aru-r Corn urur but not quntahy
Ilst-r bag .tl 90 > ID ar4eG February
ask March Lard good demand and prices shade
higher 5.tOt. rri FEBRUARY snt. 4-krc MATcn.
I4INsAU Ian. -rIuugsI. FANNY. = -i4 - -
u ,4r arcc amt falr demand trC and White
r Gsl corn quiet al - 4c oats strong A. - z
~. l.ye lu i-.! rate 81 BaI4ey
u - and unchanged Pork buovant Al - arf ~ 60 dc
uaud ana prices -hlc higher steam, 7J--f 'jJe bid
fuig Mrats quiet but held hig shoulders, -hVe
GO. Clear E.b gBJ sides u 90. Bacon
n good demand prices shade higher should r.,
sGal-. Clear RID 80 Gear sides -. Nhlskry stracy
with good demand al :! o. Butter n faT demand aud
higher Fancy Western Reserve. -d-O, PRIME to Chocr
Leutia OAO IJs 20 esieI i.eser'e 4SS41e sugar
New-York tribune., 1879-01-09

steady; Hards eI.sloc white. ssec' Orleans. SO
@ Mn.s 6 S go sS'f f ss ssy g. % Pans ans ase:I
- Butchers sSss5 10 Receipts 1898 head 'hpmen'''
6ETEoT Jan sFlogr Hyp ana in fair demand and. sne,
ssn T 'e ss me N Wit. sSsa sss' s. JsnHay
9lci February P5 " March y " .orn hrnrI a.a @ N
M.Ied Ai.G: 40 Mixed She Oat. quiet and steady
10 MIIed rae clover SEED in better demand Prime.
50 50; Choice ~ 90; Dressed Hogs hrm and IN active
Wheat 5oooo Drs6. Corn Ic9o Gq.h "as @6o 100 25oo
SnTATxEy. Jan. s-Tiour quiet but firm. wheat opened
frm. declined &c. and closed guist No. Milwaukee
Hard do. september s6lc: No. Do siac January.
sSac. February - SC March, Soc. No g., 90 2c No
At 6Jsc. ted, 4etc. Corn quiet and dul, 40 =
&C. qsls dl n6ns and yo 30 n = y r. Sye sS jan
uary sse Provision. r. que eal drm Nc. & rork hTm
5-5oc. live Hogs auet and nouinai at s. tOet2 20.
PafLSDfiGaIA. Jan s-ietrceum steady Crude 7s.c.;
Rehned sc Coffee quiet ana 'tea y Eao ~ ~
for Far t',a7c for 'ood Refining ienr cd unclanged
forward no rIport or speculative ~ iury az og g"n'n
ers ma. on .r innediat "sl' 1,r % ' \; "a ,
S,nm aT Ia'S9 ~ - 10 30 Boio - 70 very Fsncy - IS
= 3 " inr VI eat Pettnt,, - 5oa SG so Minnesota o.
ono e = - 'S cora fG Zeal no sale. Wheat Me IN @
ea nqqry at u gogs per e"t h'ft 5ns Tga
Er track md ~ grain rot = o5-a oo Penny ma
o. 40 Wes..rn j: d. "a ,..y,t.r = O5i,: Penu.v va
~ IN demand t'r ..'l lots m T,S iHVatcrd e. Win WIN
a. I've 5ni .c hsh.r receipts -7oon ol.n Rejected On
lra'. ga M n rtl,gE r. rE'' m 80 Va w1s
.nd Yellow tracs and ia grain der"t a. "a at,rr
Seed, ana ie. unrhAasrf. Vh.key trm We. srn >! 90
10. rr. No.5 Rel . -asl o1e 70. Aarh. ? o4. tor
j,rdiry oai, 6d' 81 oee a,ara fo Feomlry ? o7e
m, -1r, ,1 -' p-r'.-4 4,-r It i35t asEed Tor
,uo. an. .a4ualy. ,c ba. 49, ass,d Feo,.a', "a ~
ID
New-York tribune., 1879-01-09
11,r .rncK NLAnKEr.- rkIEaRAPH


RrrF,lo Jan -Ih- live stock receipts tnlav were ~
car- Clf, ~ logs and ,if-"i Nur. Pnehl
.fr 7.uT-Cir last "'I 80 ri-"' 'ii o. r ~
Hogs and -Hrr THE ATTENDANCE " "iE"r- wa
hight aud shortage ~ r.-tr Dt~ '1ir sal" o. cars oi
-trtr - Jul - 4I '"- = lN4 :" 80 D."
trau-l cu sales of car of Hogs o. local dealers
CHp-t-, ! '1 The Dr.~ers Ju~nr' reports Ho.s-
Rrccipts 5000 head slpWcu' ",Uu head hrmand tl-I
maT1c nrm Choice Heavy Al = 7V"r" IAghI - Qua
-. l. xrd ParElur. = 80 . ..
C,rrF -Ppc-iuts o. heat shipments. 1900 head ship
pins active and nru +iQSJ. >tocKer- = JOfs- -
Brfrprr- steady. Cows. - 1S5 ~terr- - 1OI+i ID
SHKFr-frcep.-. loJU head shipments. 100 head Mar
kyt .,.
Iasr IRrtfY penn Jan u CArTLT Receipts ofav '9l
heal through 81 head Of ncp -inrE total toI TO
avs 9 taa OF through aud LOu3 cad OF local no Prime
on the market ItUO 20 400 n, AT - 5Oar+ 10
Far 300 L4Up I. AZ - 10 90 Common AOOO 10
LOO n. al / 5OGS4 ,.-. ,.- o..
$50: workers. s31<3 Ijs Pli.adephlas - as 20
-HTEl-Er,riu today. 300 mead oLA iJr Two days
S -Uu head. market 'l'-. sell NJ 81 ~ - 81 90
ST LOTS. Jan S.-CATTLR-Falr demand ior shipping
graIrs good stuck tdIv steady Fee az steers
sfrou, with % good uemauI Gooi 20 Choice Hea.y Fat
steers - - 4<4 80 Far GO ~ bUd~l lAchi 40 IS 3"a
Native Butchers >trrTs, = .y4t" 90 ,"S- aiu
II.rre 5OT<3 H. Oxen - juct3 DO corn rI Exams
- - 80 FArto Choice COlrado- - -G> ID Frrhg
-eeTs ass 90. Receipts IlOu AeAt sA!pueAVS ooV
head ,...--
LIVE Hocs--t-onEer Light shipping 20 Best Workers.
- .Od<2 Cj Packing - 5Ud<. 20 butchers 10 Fancv
Heavy ~ 49, receipts 1000 mead shlpments 5000
eaEEr-etradT F.lr to Good. - s5os3&72; Choceto
Fancy - 6UGsi - receipts, sou head shipments JVO
htau
New-York tribune., 1879-01-09

IIHI'','""e % '.,i i .,.,-
I. grade, win DONG for export JobbH2 dr-
.o sao Pa., 6o. C55 MI Fzilt vs. aa-. :, - a.i
= aoq@5 a.; 40 be.s. 10 p :. a.os4 90. 800 b.;
k,lycrd ~ a. - %, D., - '1 70" a. = '.a ,
hbs nne-oA Extr1 - doG :, for NE " hole aue' OF lhc
lis from sos, 81. Qa"istou. ~ :. SOe.4 go -a
Pg1' I'D. o,d 10 anc, do - - common 70 GOOD
LEiIe |eTirIn, ] = f., '1a' & E,r, ] 15 70 T am, @ no" = @
= 5':j g is ys '.a'. ara a' So, Sur ON ~,
mon 10 far ENiIA "a =. oa. az. -. PrcIt t,,i' V,gi,
wheat Eztrs = 1oft7 IS closing ,ls 'i wl",i.Tc
' fa'aef more st, e., "..I'l 'iorr and st j.. ~. =.
:, o. Choce t. Iaacy - 754- -. iue utlr LllopI-.
ioT eEi.i, ,. '.I,.r5i'a ' i'. FrI'i:vIIf,r
FL yh selling q 5oe.i C"EN -, L. 'ai nj, 'a.-,
~ @g- 9g.. $40" "''''"' -'|9- ' "i-'' ''"' 4''.''
M E{i M Aa5i m "a W g % G%yT hI.T M r, 1maaa @
& tea Gg,1f, , , oa, i, . rla, 200 m r I,, m
a. e '57'' Il H.. anon, % tnrr,ae Winter Rel 80 o."
AWa.L' a. t."' ."' '' - 40 I6' Fc - 200 bush -,
ILL., 4sdo ..I.S1 $751; '.i 8 ig+ lo raie wh5r 5000
bd,.. - '.' ~ a. d. -n, ,I.l - C-L ~.
state Wulte. bush, = l3. an extreme:
~" ys, r-,rr,ry e G sa. a45 So Sor, n
- 49,, ,r, F.rii nv 80 id : l-.,d Is 900 lni.n
.egi, G ,Tc1rpI o. i1 ia closing = 90 b,d i-srd - 900
fII4= t ft .rf
M 800 m No5 ,,! January 6,io-nr d o. 1 :! lo
lid - 900 bush io February = lO.t9rI 10 ,l-ng
ino1.ry 80 We-rcru quoted j6aj7c stat. &C.
r inr. ,uf tol- loads. tautdA UurGl, sll-s o. 90 bush
-ia,t strictly prime. 57G Tor rxpo BAIL! BAR, gqrt
All IInci,,rr.s pFA- a. la-t not crI COET- -Markof
W fsir -r~rl7ai ,l rrsdag al, - 900 bush
tn. ~ ,,i bu-f -fS iuciIiins r-ugr.ti Mixed +6-,
9s 40 "a; . a. II 6,S sit9 - aoa; Su H - 40 y
4lE4ec mo .rdinr > OOU bush Tor special delivery at
46c: New Yellow southern ij-4ai6c. 5000 bush.
steamer M.xci. January, 41C. closing i43ic. ut.
4 L,t asked. $1,000 bush. DO Fcb nary. - "a
a 7-,. closing a -04t7 7-r: 5000 push. No
J4uusrv &c closing = &c $4,000 bush do Fcbru.
-, .t,. closing e. -l4t5 t .uOnu bush DO NAV
80 'in-r.r 4t-gc - A-,l DATS-WLlir shade urmrr
~ ycd o1Trf sc9rrrIv so firm. sale. 81 600 bush In
i T =, fl = .trt Wr.r,1 81 81 90 White Do a.q
10000 bush WnIt- Western j5 store and lUUUO bush
No White half January ~ settlement FEED
limited
HAY AND sTRAW-Farly active. al prices steadirT.
-,p cTa,is- s,a-6c Medium 50 n 55c, Glover AMI
1.if f.sr -rraN-I0ug rye 10 tijc. short do 80
UIuF~-Iu fAr sair. generally steady. aae- 500 Irv
Texas ltc rt rfeucy - o. Dry Bu-uOs Ayl.- lUc. lOJJ
,an. 500 UIy EOsota $3.50 Dry COuenies private
taken ior PrImr grades quote state l---
5o. Eastern -4l2c estern "a e Ncar'ings a6r'
NDLA~~E~-guet AZ od prces.
NAVAL -GOTr~-~pirt- IurpeItue about steady. quIrt
common 10 Good strained sales 80 Dbls No to Extra
pa'. GD1S; -O I4r no III IN gu.rt
CiGfs fiqtI. all OH trrs qui~t urrlanret On change
., -. - .,.- Iuo hfIs p.t.,.t -u-Tr.er
Ye fo hrsj hal. Of year 4c 10 bis for april May
june 4.c. 100 uu.s. f.- July August september
un,4alset Tlrs'u Ii,rrIoo steam. ,f1o b--h
t-aln : --i ~ r. bYl- apples. .. sG. bb.-
EI'rr ftro.. - a - ri 80 SarL- DO through -
New-York tribune., 1879-01-09
s2O3941l


Bv the foregoing showing She company'- liabilities on
Deccpbc l. 1---. $4,000 greater than on Apr
80, 1876. and available cash assets slGOOUO less
and the liabilities over assets 100000 greater Inc
features OF the statement however, the omissions
which Presd mt Bahc""k complains of Pre-d"nt Cyde
FOR having omitted: no showing OF the earnings ana
expenses of The myauy and tue omission ot detailed
report OF what the available cash assets 60 sst. IHt
haoillilrs undOub ed v real 0ut a comnany WIN
available ca-h asset" " amounting to c-oU4-J ought
not 10 be placed in such straits Presdcut BabcucA
represents The company have been ~ when the ran
Company made tnat imperative demand IOT SET
tlemeut OF outstanding accounts.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-09

The following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day, as re-
ported by telegraph:
heceipts Shipments
New-York tribune., 1879-01-09

CIILFV.- -AV-N-- H1|K = IT-- -TTT - Wv l-NA-
SO. - Bowerv. corner of anal %. +
rEHIRIN-SENLNI INIEEENI ILAL

pENp-Ihe trustees lave r'i ta. n.rres' AZ ils
~ cent abuun De- BaI 20 snd
after J4uuary 20. uu % - ant which have
deposit tor the thrr ans months ,udrg December
81. 1875.
Interest VIII ne credited a, an original deposit and y not
V.tluraWn Wl be 90 td from lauusrv 1873
Deposits made on os before Frasy January Io Wi dfiw
interest from January /
Bank open daily f.oui lu and Mondays and SatIr
dsys foIu 10 10 =. BaHA-Douks ia turI-I German and
French r. A. tll ~ ID, President.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-09
THE BANK EDE SAVINGS.
NJ E~ f.rNr. ..f I'd

II ! 1
declared tr usual interest under hr provisions o ts
bylaws for tho last months ending the SIT Decem-
hrr. a. fIinw-:
At tlt rlr.uf FIVE PER CENT per arnuf AN sums %
unicr 5000. Int ~ FDt t PER CENT ou a -liHs
amounting to $500 anU upwards paNail. 600 and after the
thIr Monday. beng the -l ui thl- MONTH tbs interest IL
carried g. the DIt % u osuI- Iuc "a uu iAe
lst usf.. where % stands ,Ltgflv t- turVu.|t
II VIII De enter O., pass when
Quired and after the 1ufl.'U~t.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-09
Decrease In liabilities from
April 80. 1873. 10 Novem.
- IN TU-.
Increase n liabilities over

Aprn 50, 1875, 10 N0Vcm-
Der 30. 1873. ................
Increase ~ liabilities over
assets for two years end
ing April 30. lS1S.......-..
Panama Transit :. :. Co.
ships purchased ......
Actual decrease IN wOvears
OF the above iudebiedness,
there Is owing 10 The Pan
ana K K. Co, payable
S3u.uUH monthly. com
meLcing Feb. -. i~sl co..
81, 900 mon hly. COmmenc-
ing this date. te.......--.-...
Also, notes maturing
monthly 20 May. 1879 -
To the Panama Transit
steamship Co PAYABLE IN
monthly instruments.
commencing July, 1879,
and ending Jan. l.-l-.--
New-York tribune., 1879-01-09
DIVIDEND.

HANOVER
FIRE IN~tE NICE COMPANY
A annual dividend Of FIVE - PER CENT - payabs
on demand Olcc Oi Tie company 80 10 Br04dNiY.
J. REM ~ LANE.
wee. President aud secretary.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-09
financial.
WEST-SIDE BANK.
Gdulule GinHs.
METROPOLITAN SAVINGS BANK,
VA and Third sveuue.
FIFTl-FIR~T DIVIDEND.

METROPOLITAN SAVINGS BANK,
VA and 3 Third sveuue.
FIFTl-FIR~T DIVIDEND.
NFw-NO Dec. 27 1873.
INTEREST At THE RATE or P VI PER CEN PEP
Of 900 AM under aud the of
amounts - uUn have NAMED deposit
during hr or months ending January J. S9 wl De- paid,
according 30 fhr bylaw on "Wednesday. January Is.
DIVIDENDS added the deposit.
and draw interest from January l.
DEPOSITS made % pr before the lOh ~ January viii draw
interest from IduIlrY b. ISAAC g. SMITH. Prealtent
@ y. tDNKLN. secretary
NEW-YORk SAVINGS B\Nk. corner of
~ -thaye lst-t-Tte annual dividend az tho
rate ~ FIVE PER CN FER ANU v aas dec arrd Jan.
!. l. ALL ~i NJ from - O <Ituu interest com
the FIRST ~ each month Money atposi,cI OF 20
Tor, j nu1ry lo vii draw interest," from January !.
Assets -.}.5.t l9I t. Sll-.il3 =
G. W BHNcKEEU.Fr. ~ec'v. RIO ARD a. BULL, Pres.
SAVINGS BANK DEPOSITOES,
- Read Tile safeguard and Nuk Reporter The
paper published the D1-i.or. published
T.o> J,uuAlt t.l ir -rul a9ulv balance ~
and I.Ir postal card and
viii De Free send subscription iJf
Terms Sl 4 .ort.--
THE -AFEarARn. L sl-lc.- -. Vow YORK
New-York tribune., 1879-01-09
eRoss kARsLNos u DEcEMBEB.

- Three weeks only " December In each year
q For the tour weeks ended December =
! For the four weeks ended December u
New-York tribune., 1879-01-09
OFFICE or rHR BROADWAY INSURANCE cosrANY.

THE ANNUAL ELECTION for DIRECTORS
this Company and for Inspectors Of The next elc oL
Will Oicr Of the COMPANY NO IJ5 Brpa," ay
on WEDNESDAY. 10Th INST between tie hours OF II III
and .. . 49,, ,. "a. -.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-09

yTO HOLDERS Of ONO STATE STOCKS
The INTE EST fue on the l-t DAY y Ianra-v l-13 m
Of the state ONO. Will De PAID tr
ican National Bank - the CIV u Sew York.
the 10th prJxm0 and thereafter oce IN
c;v
The transfer books vii reopenea January 10 1879
Columbus. Dino, Dec l.. 49,
JAME~ WILLIAMS A-ttOr Ot -tate.
MILTON EAFsf- -erreflI. Ol state.
ISAIAH PILLARS Aftprurv General.
Cornui,-.uUrr- OF ~.nAiu- Fund oi STATE Oi ONO.
New-York tribune., 1879-01-09
oIn.E " rng - - % -nALED NNE.l

OFFI-V OIVrN"TTAT N-TNAN0E C-NPNNY- !
80 100 BROAuWAY NKw YORK 30. l-f-.B
TyNHE ANNUAL ELECTION for DIRECTORS
of th.- Company WI De held Iondav the l'th day Of
January neyr Ar tl- Office The poll vii open az - noon
and remain open one hour. CYRUS PE' h -rcittAry