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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-08-08

THE FIREMEN's PICNIC at Fort De-
fiance was the most enjoyable and orderly
affair that has come off this season.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-08-08

S. M. WILKES is offering the best and cheapes
Furniturein Staunton. may4tf
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-08-08

CHEAP quick and good Job Work-no expense In
press work-Motor Presses at VINDICAToR Office
Try the reduction OF prices there.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-08-08
Where the Cattle are from.
City Notices.

Morphia, Opium and remedies of their class only
Supply and seldom cure For diseases OF INFANCY
use DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup,-which is safe ana sure
in Its effects. Price Is cents.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-08-08

ATTENTION FAT MEN.-Use Aliens Anti Fat. Get
rid of your corpulcncy-no possible danger from its
is use. Send for circuarssto Geo. W. Nays Co.
Oct4
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-08-08

SIT NEVER FAILS" can truthfullY be saio Oh tnat
great remedy for Billiousness, Larouques Ahtl-oh-
ious Bitters. 81 will do the work; so you are
troubled with arrangement of the Liver VI o.oin.
ach, 60 to your druggist and get bottle see that
NV. E. Thornton, proprietor, Baltimore" W tae
package. ausSN
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-08-08

If functional Torpor of the Liver exists. the els-
ments OF the Bile will remain in the blood. vitiating
that fluid and inducing many skin diseases. DR..
Bulbs Baltimore Pills are most reliable Liver Regu-
lator. Sold everywhere. Price Is cents
augS1t
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-08-08

WE offer to families and contractors, and all who
wish to paint Pure Lead and Oil at Bottom Figures
G. W. MAY s. co.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-08-08
DIED.

NAHANEY.--Near Valley Mills. August 1st., Guy
Elmo, son OF j. I. Mahaney, aged Is months and
three weeks.
Short was the little strangers stay,
He came but as a guest,
He tasted life and fled away
To his eternal rest.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-08-08

LARoouE's ANTI BILIOUS B1TTERs are house
hold word in their native city Thousands have used
them with most beneficial resultin Dyspepsia, Head
ache and constipation. Try them, and be benefited
All druggists sell them at Csc. paper 81 bottle
W. E. Thornton, proprietor, Baltimore, Md
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-08-08

APpoRTIONMENT OF THE SCHOOL
MONEY FOR AUGUsTA.-The following is
the apportionment for the townships OF
this county, of the first school fund of this
year:
STANTON, Aug. 5th, 1879.
SAMUEL PAUL,
Treasurer Augusta County.
Dear Sir:-Below, please find appor-
tionment of 1905 81 of State funds, being
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-08-08
FROM DR. s. W. HUNTER, BALTIMORE NJ
NEURALGIA.

NEAR BEDFORD SPRINGS. 18th Aug, 1878.
have been a sufferer from Neuralgia, in its most
violent form, for number of years. and was entire
ly and permanently relieved by three weeks use of
the Bedford Alum and Iron Springs Water.
MRS. S. B. CARTER,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-08-08

WORMS ARE OFTEN THE CAUSE OF GREAT
suffering and disease in Children which frequently
terminates in DEATH One OF TWO doses OF Shriner's
indian vermifuge will remove that which causes
the tronh1e and save the lives of the little ones
For sale by
DIR. N. WAYT & BRO. Druggists
aups1t Next door to Post Office
FROM DR. S. W. HUNTER BALTIMORE, MD.
Having become familiar with Colden's Hebigs
LIQUID Extract of Beef and Tonic Invgorator, take
pleasure in recommending as an excellent prepare.
ton, combining as it does FOOD and TONIC in re-
markable way producing good blood, health and
strength.
G. w. MAY & CO.,
aupS N Agents.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-08-08
SUMMER IN THE COUNTRY

and have almost all the c0nveniences of town-only
q few steps from the Depot, and Telegraph ONCE,
Mail twice day, which Is very important to bust:
ness men who need few days of recreation and at
mess. In addition to these conveniences, they can
also enjoy the pleasures Of the Country such as
ry SO attractive to all travellers on this line Of Rail
way; OF easy access to the celebrated ''Elliotts
KNOB" half mile distant to Craigsville Marble
Works, and In the midst of
SULPHUR, CHALYBKATK AND FREE
STONE WATERS.
~ Entertainment in good style and at Moderate
Rates.
aug13t G. s. CRAIG.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-08-08
AT -
EVANSVILLE, VA.

The UNDERSIGNED has opened Hotel at this place,
q miles west Of Staunt0n, Immediately on the G. S
o. Railway, where he is prepared to accommodate
in good style the travelling public.
1t presents many advantages to persons who de.
sire to spend a pleasant
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-08-08
New Advertisements.

New Adveftisemen ts.
Fertilizers.
DEAD THESE FACTS!
TELL YOUR NEIGHBoR WHAT THE
NORTHWESTERN FERTILIZING
OMPANY
DOES AND DOES NOTSHOW TO FARl1NR&
We don't show Bone Black or Burnt Bone in our
We don't show ROCK PHOSPHATE in our Manures
WE DON'T show waste acid from Oil RednerieS.
THE NORTHWESTERN FERTILIzING CO.
Shows Reduction in Prices
TO SUIT THB TINES!
We show Pure Raw Bone.
We show High Grade Super Phosphate.
We show Pure Bone Meal
We show Pure Dried Blood.
We show High Grade Guano.
We show Strictly Animal Fertilizers.
We show and sell the Simple.
NATURAL MANURE
BONE, BLOOD, MEAT AND ACID.
THE FARMERS
Show us that it PAYS to use
ANIMAL FERTIL IZHRS.
~ They show us that they get more value for -G&
~ the money invested in our Bone Ma -GA
~ nures than they do any where else. ga
Manufactured by the
NORTH WESTERN FERT1LIzING CO.,
UNION Stock YARDS, NATIONAL STOCK YARDS.
Chicago, Ill. Z. St. Louis ILL.,
100 tons on hand and for sale by
P. B. S U B L EFT,
STANTON, yIRG MIA.
augS6t Opposite Q. & o. Depot.
SrAUNToN, VA, Aug. LIST, 1879.
TITO THE FARMERS OF AUGUSTA COUNTY,!
take pleasure in again placing before you the
ANNOTATED BONE SUPER
PHOSPHATE,
manufactured by the Maryland Fertilizing and
Manufacturing Company, of Baltimore, Md. This
brand has been used with the greatest success for
the past two years. and has given entire satisfaction
Any number OF references and certificates furnished
PHOSPHATE will not be adulterated in order to
sell it few dollars cheaper per ton, but the
STANDARD AND QUALITY ARE
GUARANTEEDH
Last season in conversation with the General
Agent, I Informed him that had understood that
some Of the best known brands Of fertilizers this
market would be adulterated with plaster, in order
to meet the demand OF the farmers for cheaper
goods, and I desired to know whether or not it
would meet his views to do SO. He replied "If you
could assure me that you could sell one thousand
tons week for one thousand consecutive weeks,
for cash. would not submit the prop ositiOn to the
company. as know they would not put any plaster
anything else in this goods to impair its quality,
and also will say that that
PLASTER CHICKEN l!
pay 81 rs or $2 90 per 100 pounds for plaster when he
can buy it for 80 cents; and, BESIDES when plaster
is put in these goods, no inexperienced man can
tel how much has been put In them-Whether it Is
200 or 500 pounds per ton"
Owing to decline in some OF the ingredients used
in the manufacture Of this brand the price will be
am also agent for two Cheaper Grades of Ferti-
liZers manufactured by the same company, which
think are as good as anything on the market at the
same price.
J. A. HRAN,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-08-08

Under decree of Circuit Court in M. G.. Harman's
creditors VS. Harman's Executor, &c., we will once
more offer to the highest bidder in front OF the
Court House, in Staunton, on
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1879-08-08
GEO. W. MAY & CO., AGENTS,
No. 6, S. Augusta St. Staunton, v;

Summer Season opens June 1st.
Sold by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-21


LIyPRrOoI. Jan 2n-l2.lD .. uIhere IL good demand
for Cotton ncl Freely met az previous prccs ddiI%
p.lu!. HldtIng Orleans. gL: SIirt lJpvo ""i -
bales for speculation and EXPORT EecelDt-
Iing 5000 DL"s American FUTURES opener
ell cheaper but have since part liy rrDvercG pinf'
.ad F,ntu4rv delivery .Ld do Fri raTy 1ni March lrIy
nv 5ri to- Narrh ADr delivery. . isd, also I4'1 ~
do de.yery. ri. lso l4'i also -H 60
delivery - All also J'lsL 40 iue al ~
81 also ii Futures weaker Tree sellers al
" ,yr.r,,, ian 2O-i ~ rr-The sales Of Cotton to-day
included 5000 bales American.
LIVERPOOL Ia 10 o. u-C0ttGn. ntures iu hut steady
BALTIMORE. Jan. 20 cotton trn. NGiIuG a Low
H,, IN . GOOD Ordinary So, grn.s rorripts 3h baes
Exports 20 bales 80 Dates pIhei- -
bales. stock. l52S hI g.
so.r9, jan 2O-Cotton hrm; AiSilng. 9'c; Low Md
.illg - ordinary. urt trcrbJs 40 pa -
sl)-- ,0"l b1e' exports 20 Great Britain, L~l3 bales:
CHsa,.sIpS Ia. 2D-cotton -traiy. MAd.ng. o. 79 L.
Nv NtGlng 3c Good o. binary $50 not receipts nHS
1al,s evpnlts l.6Ij bales; sIes. 1000 bales
CtlLyEsToS, Jli. DO otton irn Nddlng g.. Low MD
.r,od 'rI nary. -, le recrpt- -lL Daes
sxrort. lie Continent. iJIS bales. % INC ChluE La
bales cOstwiac 924 Oalrs sales 1000 bales stock jo'72
v 1grE Jan 20 -tortru irrr-t.lar. MidiHs &c Iow
,lldlug 2Ls fi9u ordinary SlsdSsc rt re- rips p
b.Ie. exports coast"l,e. 2ol. bales Ses Loo bales
-fock > ~
EEs'OHLEAys. ian. 20.-Cotton good demand Mdding.
II Low Nnillng. Govt sac net fr
,rpt. $40 bale, l2lt bales eyport7 70 Grr1t
Britain J-J6 bales 10 t. - 81 hhes - the Continent
~ bales coasrve LTi9 bales saes 900 bales STOCK
"A BIZ bales.
~t.1>S,u. Jan. 2o-Cotou drra Mddine 9'-c. Low
Q.tuung =, GoOt ordinary, net receipts. 3,5bl
o4-S ey -'s 10 'ar '"n'.nn ~ b", 'ods;"lS J'iao
bIles sales 1870 bales .,0,,. >l.lJ5 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.


LrvFPuOot. Jan. 90 P0-k-prme Mess. Eastern. dun ~
dan 40 Bacon unilarlarf tut steady az
3D. RIB steady Il g.. Lrur rcrseaIv q - fi
SPORT toS steady 10 -. EaniSiant 'ui steady q 8
shoulders stud, 20. Brtf-Iu Ia Ms DO a. ~ .
Ezra Mess tll % 20 p~irs N-- 'lI % >. l'r-
Prina Western -;Ca'y a. 81 ~ T'ov C1r stely ~
rurprutIn- lgl' +t % Hl.nN drrer
FSnt 1l - 10 Cl"e- tfDirc atca - ~
90 TART Jii trn"r at "a IoT~-f~'r1 ser" tfi. ~
-readv at 3D. " , Sr--rs se@ Y 20
l'd. Nptrs NV Western steady 20 ~tIt VIEW Nl'fp
srea,y at D. Corn Mixed New firm 2.tI Nfixei O'
-3: cotton seed on CHOW American. tuti
90 Ros'0 Common. At London. hrTnar - tur etin"
SHt-. a. I0at5u. steady q % Receipts nt Wheat Tor re
llut-c ports. g .0un lr'.. from IlGfc ports.
gsrO' otNar 1850 Corn. $4,000 4rs
ivgEPool. jan 2O-l22G D. m-Blco1 % 49, p'T CT ror
C.lr Nidcle- arf 80 for short Char Mrtts. Lard
~ So per cwt. fpr American
lryREPOOr. IAN 90 y. m.-l,eHnel Petrnleun ~'oi
ilyU.S, jan. Il D. m.--uRIf 2f per cw Tor Va. y
Duch standard spot and -56 or DO afolt Irsesd
on ~ A24 per tom
Lo>DaS.J u. 4O-j5o p. m-Refned Petroleum, 9ii19''.
nrr ga finseo' OIL 3 ron T9lOw. 3C.d. Der CIV t
Sp'rits %, rurpent 81 nj 112' per cwt
ANTWERP Jan. 3D.. Prro eur "2'- france 'or tne pale
Ampwcau T1rd r.ise,' n 2OL HOr.1s nrr 3 hiioH
BREMEN. Jan 2O-Iaci crossed 20 J5's m2rE"n'r 10 ~
Ikr -uIari closed Al francs % cedtincs per
80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-21

RuFrUo. Jan. 2o.-F.our IN fair dru'7d 'aes no bills
s.iS. 2olp NH Hix- 10 chicago f0lc. s0ii Ney ~
track 81 oats g'St ear |s''rn, =. 'c, ,'' '+
p,rrv qu'e. good srate. h, rr I've ia rcs'ec-e Pro
re- :. ~ changed Wheat &c CON &c.. 0a'- ~. to
onc, Jan, 22-Fqar, quiet and gn%,aoge " heat .,
ST. 60 .n@ S.. .,.p sa.5s sc Fcrr,iarr :
p7i4. March Corn acty,, aIm end higher aoc c1-1
an shade biqie, 49,, cash 2o-@2oiic. Narrh a3+'
" iy' ~ ''' o. sii I' oo y iGsl 20 PIX
rvrtef amt hic oueue' -ru9 and ig1.r c'- IN ,
Vnch. ,,le. az - eoqt9 j. Nlr.h: - = - April
g. 1913 2lc Narch; 20 s1.22b Apr; sales At Is lIp
81 April Eus Meats active irm an hi"her lout..rs
~ rrv or. Elected cay. Dressed H,cs -on and
All o. Atthec,o,e: wheat hr7ner and ~ higher Corn
trn,r rrt NOS o1ot bly, higher a. du, ana nominal toS
XII jar. in good acmard AMI 5 ,r timer
',t >a 'f R., ami WIZ 6og55 Corn mi ,rd
troomns a. .4 r. Vtt1 r,h Al ~ psr ir,, XIII XIII ~
~ cash; 81. q. - D. huyer March Lar b gh"r
steam. B1ls Meats qu.e, Jut hrm hon ders 3 e,
huver Marc 9a"Ii 's3r 2; Bacon ','r;t ' 3,-,l
gu-. md Fe2s 81 II Ok Buter VII ana ar. Mt snsar
ur'.ans SIC. HOGS a,.ive 3rmasd ard hehe C'Tno1
S.aer-. s. 50a 5 10 .cceiats $50 head shipments,
o.leolr, ian. 90 Flour stea'y sae- go R6ls White
Mar b. oslo; 10 do -; Eebrary ole; March % r.
Ar H. c,,7t t:.t,o WINE "a xo . Whre 25c
>i-. '.n'" ~ "' Dressed ho-~ scar. ana '- 90,
rsir. 2ao0 hhs: corn 1000 bush: ,at-. 1900
bu -lpncut-F.our llOV uDIs coru. G'0 Jis' oats
PHll,r ruiAJan 2o.-petroieum dull Refined 9asi-'a
c1ito r,r ~ f,vI 23Tl ~. sugar. II .1dy ~ .1H-r.
r FAR ~ 60 Il Refining Refined steady Loaf
CGcce fG Gra ,s Of sprng Wbca FAMILY hTm JG
N, nm anI Low GTa.es beth OF fprrs a.
Minnesota Extra Family Neaun - Is do Gofd 81 80 DO
r.,re =. b. An a. .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-21

January, ss7i9ss4oc. closing stoc $500 ten February
" 81 7ft.4Oc., cicsing {Gc: 800 March, 6.42l7
S65Oc- closing 6471a65oe.; 5.OcO tcs April
6.52i = 1857 20. closing 6.55 96 81 he; also tn ex
poriers es February IS tea March IS tcs April 500
O.7Gc. SfcOud Cul-JaauLry. 6.ajaiJ0c. February
637 9d6 AZ March 96.hOe: April 6J2i2a6 81 c
MAY 500 csc. city decidedly higher moderate
inquiry sales $50 31H 81 OF M. city. 100
sold 6l3c.. Refined active. hrmer sales. $40 Con
tinent part G.t5c.-...-BCTTER, CHEESE and EGGS as
last quoted.
RICE-Modrrately active steady unchanged
SEEDS quiet hut -teIdy sales lpO bags state
7Ac. Western quoted 6td61c state. 7i4a7'ic; Timothy
quiet, steaav. ~ 2OdSl 30 Fax quiet. 81 +2sL
STEAEIN r. FiImer. Western b~GG &c.: city. enc.
sUGA;t-RaT DIM a061tc. Tor Good Refining
"a. for Crnfr 2lJ bags Mexican. 1C.. 80
hhds cuba 6Ad63ci Reduced quiet Standard A." SSD
So. Guinuaied SO; Powdered &c Crashed. 9 -
TALLOW-Duu sales 5000 D. GAao ac., 25U bbls do
terms.
WHISKET-NOminal; 81 IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-21
1--WE STOCK uAnKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

CuIctGo J'D. 2OPhe DrorSrs Janrnot r. orts; Hoss-
RrcciDis. $1,000 helf. shipments. t.~uo heal Aire't
DC. HI Che Cnoce HEAVY - 1888 30 Light. - SO
- - fIIed lacking. ~ -0aS %.
CATTLE RecairT- 2.TD1 head sh'rmenfs. Loo hc1d
Market sow ioc Shiprius. rtat' - oth"r
gid duh Cows SASS. Bulls ~ - ID. ~tccseT-, 8 30
sEFr-Recep,s 900 head; shipments, 720 head Market
unchanged.
LOUIS Jan. 2O-CAr1 E-steadv. with fair demand
f0r Utlvy shipping and Good Butchers < "a tNLnrt
S--ers. - -jdSj Cool 20 tboco lie " s. > dft -
Far - coast Native RutcneIF - - - - cows aht
Hefcrs S2GsI - Corn fd Texans. - lja 20 ID 'olorad
- y 81 l5 Feeding steers In cool eand ar a ale
easier prices ~ - - - Go rrceips 100 head 'p-
Ecur-. 40 he'd.
HCGs-FVct 90 and higher No-kcr7 and Eafw rr9 - ~
aS2 81: Packing. s3g<3 Butchers To Fancy Heavy.
81 i-L<} 50 r.trpts. $500 H"Ai ~lfmt - $40 Lrld
NHEFp-~reafv aud unchanged sunny very I-ht; de-
mqnd lat guiI little dong; receipts. 70 head Shipments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-21
HORSE Market.

Contrary 20 tho ezyr the storms ~ te
d., brought IT ~ improvement t tcIc" While
ere li. been ii.cTF Stables and. % fac al
FL place, ilOr-,- lr Alr fhcy has Dcl
,r- In .rlr i.ol.y -rl' -tl'ie- hF purchasers.
me The deep SNOW uclr-stiird t1ickm~n Omnibus
panic, doubling tAt-- ANS, 20
demand Cor tIF.ug animals NJ every grade aud
.-ye that kurw ? o. 90 travel aud c1ud pail A
rf.h. But with al this apparent demand ,pr Horse
f.. " sci 4 raulI De- found
AN yarfc. desiring hr use ~ angie HOre iram
am ode oDpartAny supplying their want without having
.- ~ several large sales -ialts hl
tr Ipr, ort-0l- Ii he prolts which 10 ytriej. while
otner. Lso.y - -u4 lance 10 advertise Ll~ir stock
az 4 Fancy 1rttlz iuiL To- ~ ""n gentlemen
noted. rd AyorA1ly "a the
s.ltterng tran-l nm d. The past mDlta.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-21

last week Yesterday the receipts 1872
Of l6+79 headSG At Jersey city and 50 cars az
10TH Hogs firm and fractiOn gef J@c was
bad for lots but they not Sold a. Nc w"s Tho
price city Dressed sold Change az fat-c Pigs
4, Western Dressed quoted y ~ "a Jer-ev Dressed
"a, light. it1t e FIR medium. and &C Tor heavy;
state Dressed 4aGi'c. light and heavy
weights the Jerseys.
L. n. Reid e 90 sold loads 81 Ohio Hogs alive a. c
g. W Reid & Co. sold Saturday ij Ohio Hogs ltlb al
sac. have q loads 5lia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-21

aH5A AS5 sf:i%ia .a'aepa firm .re.p'' ls,s
65a75t: Nc.lrm' 55eGjc; clover az ~, f.si ,usT
HIUE~-Aeaiu lUi.r lnd BOZ l.i 10 cas- ie-+
HoP-3ood 70 Pune Graae, /" nr sale tod
-: western ole. Yea. lnss atc H.. al erv"As
H0Li~SFS- cric1n- aae at % So ;or Conn to
NAVAL sroi.h.>-,ort- rurprnune IRA qulet ~ 80
". o.in. cI-ir stra.y lnc 81 Crrnon Good
sraileo. 3JatI - s,oc- - 80 b'i- t<'iirs 900
sesiust $40 iav last yeas Iarer->a!-s 900 nols
spirits rallrnuae. -og-- l0r southern = q, .or y "
NO ?eh ea en HnNEsas 1G W.T. T ac 6G
Flur ldoitd = '; H. h!7l ~. 4"Ju 0'I ~
TX. P9 ie. n1 s ID n :. 10 p. sa %: 80
s. l ,rar-. 10 ''' ' sl5o b1i, Hon ,lraa
sgsa S.o -aes' do iproq s y .,,1 Co.,
90 90 j,s Beef l- 2,0o mca'ureui.nt g.,s -
"a, o- % tais r-s.ir.aiclt goolr IS steam b1ls
Flour So = bnis. 10. Hi..ngh is; -. '-.S, DO
A. 500 TO- TO-. - 80 20" l~s - -. ~ INo' a.
measurement ac%is. "a. G bf9 'rs1; ''O o "a
s,r,m. 100 TSg, frov,-ion- rrro,h So 100 b6i-
seed 81 6o. hgt.rian -i-h" 49,. .o hG'h Grain; 30.
,sTr gTg,'t b, b teoo l.. ~ aHo,h =. to AcT
Norwegian nar. !? no ba,ic -'o BIZ ae a, - 49,:
a. 10 ,ir nan % "a 5 i.' 20 T dt-os 81 r1i
I,I.t iri.>h ~ sn4'I ." orc '' . ,oH NJ
fn, 100 -. &C., g. - >oeeri'n 'ir- 10 Bor'o.uI r
aII,-r, su'0., &c.. -- i. la - -l d To- .iive -lo-.
4tn"t'a '" 49,. w. 80, ' d. 80 I,, , ~ i,rt ~
a, -r . n'1 81 5o--. 10 I.S, ..i ss 81 cons, %
NJ ,1 i ,a a 5- D., rnrrieio
bar: 30 "us o." I'd , = - vt 2, !. q MA,
Gf7'-' 81 .f.'f' mo ..-li % H.. a - "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-21

IcvrcN Tan 2r-l' 20 pr-t =. bond- New ives los -
IRE Railway shares Ncw Jersey Central 40; BEAD
Railroad. ia
io.I,s Jan 90 m.-CcnsclS. 9Girs Tor both money
Ount. Ienns'ya Central b view Jersey Cen
IrSatN Jan 2C-A p. u.-Consol~ 96ss for both
and the account. Ere RAILWAY = Pir' Ddv'r~s
quo rut,- 10 u francs p 2 cenlmts FOR tie
account. silver quoted today at jOlsi. per onr-r.
IONunN jan 90 h. NJ. =. bond, four ana Ia .
Der cent l0sa Ttu0rtirs no New lives los Erie Rail
HAy shares The Of buinOn withdrawn from
tle IanA england D. balance TO-DAY SttCO'.
PANS Jan. 2u.-EXcudHgc LONDON % francs - cen
tHt, ret,4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-21
>scONp cALl--I o'cLO,A ?. n.


N0NUAT, ! m. 2O-P. N.
The uc'v week opened with an excited stock
market Considering the limited extent Of the
present stock speculation IT Is idle 10 deny that IS
without precedent in the history of the New-fork
stock exchanges. Prices are moved upward as #
with Il magiciau's wand. and professional operators
no longer stop to consider the possibilities Of The
future To-day there was scarcely exception 20
the call Of excelsior although the N0rthwe>5
common stock with transaction, equal 10 nearly
One-quar,er Of the total recorded for all stocks,
was the chef leader Opening at j7lstJ7,
Northwest common stock advanced to 5"ls aud
then declined to 5G4G5G7s. The decline was
accounted for by the statement that some one who
was short OF the stock had settled at the top
price Bat This reason u not satisfactory, because
,ett cluc,I for short stock does not relieve tie
clique OF any stock. but simply putsa certain amount
o. cash into its treasury and leave, the stock - 1t
stood before, minus the support OF the
short stock that was settled. Northwest
preferred rose from SOS 20 s35s and closed at sol
S. Paul was unusually active, with transactions
Amounting to 41lOO shares, at prices ranging
from 3, L. to 40ll to 39as. and the preferred stock
rose from ~ to soil and ended at 1884. Erie made
no upward Roadway, its prices ranging from 1851
~. to 23L,Q 231s Lake Shore early exhibited
some life IN sales at 7OG7Ol2 bot it ended at 6034
and Michigan Central sold at 7G3s0757s down to
7,l4a- the close Central and Hudson being dull AZ
11I301I4l.a1144.
Chicago and Rock Island sold from 1884 ND to
l2Il. and closed weak at 1894; Chicago and Al
ton sold at s3126S3. Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy at 113l20l132l. and Illinois Central At
S20s15.. Wabash yielded 20 21os, the Kansas
City and Northern stocks steady. and Ohio and
Mississippi sold at S34G9lsG So, the preferred go-
mg az 2IG237s. CHICAGO. Pittsburg aud Fort
Wayne SOLD at 1Oj, and Cleveland and Pitts
burg at s0l2G9l a9Ol2. c., c., c. and |. rose
from 3si. 10 40 but Canada Southern declined
from Il u IS. The coal stocks grew strong, but
later became proportonateiy weak. Delaware,
Lackawanra and Western rose from 4S3-a - to ~
andtben fell to 4S3s Delaware and Hudson sold AT
4lTl2l G4l34 Morris and Essex AT ~lGS13aE
~ l. 4uj Central Of New-Jerscy at 4OIs u + 3 q
3'I2 a39'-. Western UnOl was duh at Ir,- 10 WI
strong with sales up to gG3s. and Itcr a. 49, While
Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph rose 10 3Jos. Can
ton sold al 2Jll, and PacIhc Mai 40 1915 q I3444
13ls.
The general list of stocks today was heavy 10
loan, the EXCEPTIONS being Delaware, LaCkawauna
and Western, Northwest common and ~. PAU pre-
trrred, which loaned Hat the remainder lending al
from 10 ! per cent for carrying. The market
closed weak ana fcyerISh.
RANCE STOCK MARKET
Il rep fsf bg te G.id aad >,,-t TclerIpt Company
a..
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financial.

the NArioytL BAvR - rHr REPCEac.l
&Ef- Iu..,. J4l. e.. $50
lTan ELECTION for DIRECTORS. held N
y the Naiona 8dlk - fh~ Nrp olie. rIeilr. the
4,1 70 osug vIcn we're eicciel !Or tc cuSu
lEs wear. VIZ
x b. Lowry. J. J CRANE,
= rISDALV. A HOWE
J. BgGaAAN JOHNSTON, ". L. coos - ILL
T. T. BGs ALEA. O.. e. SAMSON.
". r. ct ION. =. T. 1lOAk
g. b. tAEHART q. =. CARTER.
FRANCIS MILDLY. AREIJ l. u. CRAVE,
HENRY W FORD.
meeting Board held th- iav. Robert r. Lowry
having. u cons. liru.r - prpoE@rd Lhcs.tu de.u,t
election. HksnI " FDGU elected President and
THOMAS +. BUCKLEY Wee President
r a p Lien Assistant Cashier
MADISON CRY Wisconsin, Bonds, due 1854.
Va wanted b. Albert II. N.cOAJ Co. As Pine 81. y.
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income should provide for interest payments the sec
ond mortgage income bonds. OF these the Illinois Cen
trail Company owns s4.9s30o besides 62,7e2 Of the
S6636 shares issued Ivy the sosthern Company.
The general balance sheet IL as follows
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CLOSING PRICES oY PHILADELPHIA STOCKS
RiCEs OF NISIyI sTOcEs.
Saturday. Today.
San PRkSCisCO CLOSING PRO
Saturday. To-day.

Government bonds dull to-day and devoid
Of special feature. The con lnued rapid rounding
weak qil the bonds subject TO early redemption;
Of these the weakest are ls67-, 1.6o, and 1O-4Os.
w Y annoy cuircnt lnntAtlnns:
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- ctual Sales.- closing BIDS. Share
Ops Hight IOwt Final. Bid Asked Sold
W Ex Fargo. 95a 95z 953 95a sc 9Gia 80
n $500 M, ~; 50
Ianton.. -. 9is oaa 9ira 2oh 20 2a, 800
psenc Mall 1875 lSb 10 lJis - 1874 Loco
ont sim. Co. ssa $50 3sh s9s % % 100
GUlCksliyerpL e.. e. . 3ii2 33I
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THE MARIE ELS.

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Fer Worth RIrer. Vessels a1id BaiLro1is.
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The blowing ware the receipts and sRlpment, AZ
md from IEicalo aud Milwaukee to-day, Is Ie-
ported 10y telegraph:
noselpts. shipments.