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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1879-02-04

To EXTINGUISH KEROsENE.-One Of
the most ready means to eXtinguish ke-
rosene flames is to throw cloth of some
KIND over the flames, and thus sttie
them; flour is also recommended as
prompt extinguisher.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1879-02-04

Why does the lonely woodpecker,
when he dsscends his tree and goes to
drink, stop several times OH his way,
listen and look around before he takes
his draught? No one knows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-30
TIE STATE or TRADE.

TiyrRP,oI May -Pvgs-pIiuc 1ioss Eastern. dali
at 81 Western dun ct as. lilcoa - CHmherlnd tut
- 6d: short Clear dau &C g.. Haus-Long cut du 20
b. shoulders duh 20. Beei-incl1 Moss steady ~
II Extra Mess Gui at ST.: Primo Mess steady ~ IG
iari-PTime Western duil At 81 Sd laow-pnme Oily
"a 30. IUIpeHfiUe-Spirts dul no ~. losin 30
Common dul ii. kiUc steady nj 10 6d CheesrAner can
"a iur oil steady At 81 Flour ENta
I'd Hhsat-5priug, No. 3 dull AT 5d. No
. -iprng dun NJ SOD; New Western Winter dull ~
q ,d Nav southern Winner dull 96G. C0rn-Neg
Mixed. steady 41ad. per ccnfqi; Oid Mixed dui al
per GENITAL. cotton seed Ci!-NcioW Am'iiraI steady
al 20. CpuIaon. a. London steady al 41d iuf
p.nflue-S. irits London. steady ~ 81 81.
LONDON Nav 1880 pm-CacGtta Inseed. 5lGt al Cd
LONDON. Ma. also rn.-Spfis OF TUrDcutu'. 81 Ga.
per cwt OH tjjz $50 per ton Common Rosin i3h
ANTWERP. Nay .J-PCIOeuu, 20 francs iVr tue paae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-30
1ooobash Corn. $4,000 bush Oats, 1000 bush' Barley
1000 bush.
COTTON MARK Eta.


LIVERPOOL. May 2g-l2:yO D. m.-COtton dull; Middling
Upands 67 Mddlng Orleans 7s; sales 5000 baios in
Gliding 900 bales for speculation and export Receipts
Upands Low Mdding clause and July delivery. 6isd
do July August delivery, 62d also 6Is 62S,2d; DO
6 6gSsI a Ss,yeTy d Also a. also d
LIvRRPOoI. May 29-l:30 y. m.Mdding Uplands Cotton
Gisied Middlng orleans. 6laedi Low Mddlng Upa e
LvRRPooI, May 29-3 D. Cotton-Futnres-Up ands
Mddng clause June and July delivery 67si 10: July
September delivery ID also 7ssd do september ana Ooo
included 1850 bales Amecan Futures hr offerings sht
Upsnds Low Mildng clause June Rnd july deliyerye
delivery 7lIsd do september and october delivery M
AUGCSrA. May 29.-COttlL quiet nominal; MlG0nnZ I%'sc
COW Mdfng 12'ec.: Good Ordinary l2<c' receipts IL
BALTIMORE May 29-Cot;on quiet; Nlddlnc, lSc.' Low
MIdane l2'sc Coed Ordinary l2e gross receipts 10
Boston May 29.-Cotton quer; Kidding, Isle Low Mo
bales exports Great Britain. 2lel bales stock 67lO
CHARLESTON. Nav 2a-CortoB nominal Middling. l22c.
low Mddinr, l24c. Good Ordinary, l2c net receipts
So bales: exports cosstwlse 40 bales stock 595 bales
CISCISSAu. May 29-Co.Ion drin Mddnng. t2atoi Low
Midng ~ &c; Good Ordinary, l2Aci receipts 10 bses
GALVESTON May 29.Cottou quiet Middlns l2ss,. Low
bales exports coastws 46I bales sales, 81 bales STOCK
LOUISVILLE. May 2a-Cotton steady: Middlne 1sc.
MOBILE May 2g-Cotton quiet MJding. IL Nc; Low Mid
ding l2ic Good Ordinary. I2c nct receipts 10 bales
exports coa5tWi5 l3 bales sales. 200 bales; STOCK s9oo
XEwomRASs May 20--Cotton qulet;. Mdd'ng l22c;
Low MtddlDg l2sf. Good Ordinary, Sc mel Ioce Dis
gross L2f bales; exports 20 Great Britain, LfJ3
bales; sales POO bales stock, 5j.959 bales ,, 900,
PnIf,pE rIlA. May 29Cottqn steady: Miiclrs IT,.
iG baes; gross Is bales saes 222 bales. spnner 1872
bales; sGOcS. 6.431 naIes. ... ,..
Low Midiimg i2s. Good Oriraty II Sc: receipts
3lG bales exports goastwise 37i bales stock 5JO bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-30
LIVE sock MARKET.

NHwYoRK May 20 -BEEVIS-No fresh receipts. aud
none Of left from Yesterday sold hrIc 10
trade In ve weather. compelled sci ers u!
u their iIt,,ed hrei as coon a,
u0,,e but the market could not be called active t'lh"
~ there any regularity sealing rates. tommol Btri OF
which there ltic sale sol relatively better ma
hJe praars sale generally were ~ d2G &C. ior Ordinary Va
G,od city slaughtered SIDE. ahd tsd ac 'Oi IlIhio 40
f.n Ezra sides special Cu. q nrrs 20 i4drc
CAIN EST pie were I1iJ hclu-13l al O1l 81 aI
Al asnHeOn Ma. kcI. iO.l sncr Sttufttit, 4utD
424 hesG rr tlC corr ~l'nhS ave Gays tact
receipts for several dave pat haF~ caused very
,NCed maIhet. BHit IL have iound ~
,in,eult 10 supply their VANS ana sc.ler- taxing
auN .utlgr tic I WpOrtry short supply hAF" loito
urir,s no va e.. TrT o. from inns oay week ~lh
II ,ust u1 be- suppusci that ptitc- remain
Ing whcIr thry are OW fJf Win Beet declining MutOn 'hd
Lambs barely steady pchy at Calves "a The country
v.c b. eu wIth au uhrtr io-slpi Is
o. TIied over -1fial without
ufe.k TUJa, free afFJs, Bot eh"uEh buy tis
er. on haud Ihri 81 at iu ices - ~ 2c li
Buftrrmik Calves for Fed Calves aId z' Tor
Common g. Choice Neal- 81. ,,-
IN rnDacL u iuwry cold GOtE; Is Euitcrnlz Calves,
40 H. al s. l5i IA 10. 40 5ili ~ 40 l4g %. al J'7i
10 do I3l NJ at jc II Pei Caves. 100 d. 20 ir ~ do
la H. al qc; IUdl it 10. at i2g Yeas. b az DC;
10 40 no d. 10 c Bd0, llj ~ az 5Lci q do 100 b az
5. 10 do 10 b. toe. 10 do. 100 ~ az t'e 81 90 100
H. at bi2c -, al.
a. AZ iiincrou sou i2g STATE Nrals, li6 N az !adDi
4 \ Iic ,arison snld II Siliu Neas lGl To- 10 90.
KirDy AZ 90 81 PeDnsyl wanna N,as III 10 al btei
State Coarse VoAs las ID, Al bc % Primo do lts d. Al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-30
The only sale of city bank stocks was of II Amer
lean Exchange at LOG. The quotations are as toi-
BID. Asked.

The railroad bond market was less active the
principal features being recovery OF per cent for
Metropolitan Elevated to 1O7, AMI y per
cent for Erie second consolidated and a
Missouri Kansas and Texas. frsts were higher
at G7asaG7. seconds at 33ls033. Jersey Ce'ual
consolidated at 04a937s, convertible at 948i, and
incomes at %. Ohio and Mississippi secOnCs aG-
vanced to 1884, and Kansas Pacific Denver Dlvi-
sion to l12. c., g. and |. {. liTsts were Der cent
lower at 90, and seconds l2 at %. Toledo and
Wabash equipment bonds sold at 20. against 42l2
the last previous sale ON May g. The ISSUES Of the
Pacific roads were barely steady at quotations, with
little or no business done. Annexed are the closing
quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-30
The following were tO-day's quotations Tor DO
lnps tie "a nd FOREIGN coins and bullIOu

The Governors of the Bank of England to-day
made 10 change IN the posted rate ioI discount aug
il remains at per cent. During the week the ,'1lR
gained eos, 900 bullion, aud the proportion or re-
serve 10 liabilities which last week was 0lt2 per
cent now is 80 per cent. further gam OF fl2.OOO
bullion was made to-day. Bar silver advanced TO
J1lt q. per ounce. English standard. AT the Stock
Exchange to-day was fOrinlgbtly ticket day, and
tomorrow viii be settling day BIt ISL consOis were
very strong, advancing Il To 99ls, both for money
and the account. Umicd States bonds were steady,
although new IS were - lower at lO5os, 4i2S ann
per cents remaining unchanged at 1OS0s ana loois
respectively American railway securities were
irrcgular-Erle declining to p 1Sa2S s, pTeterred 10
solo and second consols to 49,. Central of New
Jersey fell to II and cOnsols oslo. Pennsylvania
rose 10 3S9i43Si2, aud Illinois Central was steady
at 50. In Paris, the French renteS advanced 10
1885 and dropped to 11527l2 signt exchange on
London advancing TO 2J.l9l2. The Bank oi France
reports for the week increase of lO,SoO,OVo
francs.
The following securities were admitted to-day to
dealings ut TIE Stock Exchange:
Union Trust Company certificates Tor deposited
Columbus. Chicago and Indiana Central hrst mort
gage bonds.
Louisiana and Missouri River Railroad Company
second mortgage bonds, $B0G,O Issued To dis-
charge the floating debit of the company. The bones
bear per cent interest payable 6eml-aihlaN,
May and November and the principal becomes d"e
November l, 1900.
Spring Valley Water Works first mortgage e per
cent gold bonds. The water wor Ks are at -,n ran
cisco Cal Amount authorized, T7,oO0,coo, .our
millions of which will not De issued at present"
The receipts of -four and grain at the princ'Pal
Atlantic ports this 29th day of May were:
Now.York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-30
ErROPEAN FTNANCIAL MAnXErs.
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

To the Holders of Consolidated First Mortgage
Bonds Of the Columbus, Chicago and Indiana
Central Railway Co.:
The Union Trust COmpanys certificates for bonds
deposited under the BOndhoders' agreement of
Nav Y, 1879 have been placed upon the Regular
List Of the Ncw-Y0rk Stock Exchange
u. r. WILSON
WIN. WHlrEWRIGHT.
ADRIAN ISELIN,
May 20, 1879. Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-30

and the internal revenue receipts $340,OOO. The
following is the Clearing House statement TODAY:
Exchanges. $S9,375. 76S; balances, $4,73l,l56.
Receipts, $21 ,61s,136; payments, $2l $685. 42;
currency balance. S42,210,30f; coin balance,
S123,677 1873.
Foreign exchange was dull and steady, with per
haps the actual business little nearer to the FOL
lowing nominal quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-30
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Riuer. Vessels eni RdHrO1fI
THURSDAY. MAY 30, 1879.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

THURSDAY, May %, 1879
AsHEs-steady at 4Ss4'4c. for Pots. and 6a6Ac. Tor
Pearls ,. ,..-,., . 49,.
manufacturers ana uul %iuEf 'sC ioi
and southern.
BROOM CORS-Dull aud I'M changed.
CANDLI,s-In jODDDg salo ~ ate prices.
COAI-ABthrace lrnllY held at ~ 2JUt2 60 with q
fair ira prospects Of slight advance. Bituminous quiet
and unchanged
though stocks are much reduced
CORDAG - Unchanged, with falr JoDbIng Trade.
CHICCORY-Quie. uAc changed.
COCDA-Uuchan xtd, quiet.
CDFFEE-li quiet aud unchanged; Ordinary to Prime
cargocs lOHi ol4c: in Baltimore, 671 bags OK HeaOu
sold al L. 1872 Bonner on private terms Mid
grade. quiet for mos, descriptions bat 100 bags
Maracaibo Ransom" sold within the range OF
other kinds unchanged. 100,
UOIGOS-spo Cotton qriet unclaimed sales 500 bales
Z laSi evening" all for spinning delivered on CONTRACT So
bales Receipts az the ports today. -baes AGAINST i62
This day week. SIS last aimee sept mOtr L.
bales against 4l56579 during The same period last sea on
NIddung TO-. l3c. iairy acnYo anu l&9zO
noints higher sales last evening 27.SO0 bales To-day
FIRST CsJunc l27l. l272 August, 1909 1908 Septom-
1877, 1916: October 1886; NOyeuber lI33 Iecenber
Il2B; total bales. Second CaliJune. l2s2 JuY.
1902 $685. August 1913. 10 30 ID 20 september, l2o7.
Isl 1890 l2r9 total 49, bales. Third Call-Jny
l. 49, August 1879 1880, 1881 September 1871 Tbs,
u 80 OciODer 2u3 November. LOO DeccnDtr ll3t
IL - tot4 $500 bales Also today June al lZI9T ~
Iuy i2gU@15l) August, l307G 1880 september, l2t1
10 October IlS7al2O3i November 1861 Loo Decen.
Dor 1870 1880 January lbs total 6is1O bAiesi grand
fatal. 1903 100 bales Futures closed steady
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-30

FIsH-Ouiet unchanged Georges Cod ~ Is Grand Bank
ia a. No ! shore Mackorel Honinaly sloGfZ1i No.
do $3.50 90: No do, - 2iGSi, scalel Herring lGn
Ike 40 l. l4C; cortland and LiOTadOT Herring, 81 2JG
g. So $500. ,-.e,., =, -. 49,, l.. -,
FIOUR AND MEAL-FLOBR-Mgfke sfln IN buyers
favor with rather doing for export manly la ntrn
snd low grades aud Wisconsin, ENtra lnca trade
limited and connnei mainly small pafCcs iOr
srdiate wants sales 5000 bbs. incudlhg lsUO bbs
Cy Mil Extra 81 sj0$j 2ji $500 DBs MlnnesoA Extra
iucadng 3, 200 bbs Clear, - SOd14 4di Loo bbls.
sJd,5 700 bbls Pateni, IS 7j0t7 90 :
4 4Gf ms Vspter Wheat Extra "a 50ar0 81. mainly fJr
export, - 75aS5 75j 2,siO bbs Los Extra . 72a
~ 90 iucIunug 900 bulls Extra Wisconsin. 81 o.,
$50 bbls suDofine. S3 250S5 40 and SO b1is
we're FOR exu0rt QnOtaions, No g 81 boa
- 70 supernne 10 Common % fair I1ra state
AZ 7OnS3 Fancy do. 81 ~ 70 common 70
Good Western - OSs+ % Choor 10 aey 90 - I'D
u Extra hOund Hoop ONO "A GA sui
GOOD 10 Choice do. 81 6OGsGI Minnesota uomnon Extra,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-30
hid. the other issues remaining firm of yesterdays
suotations Annexed are the closing quotations:
5 OF MINING STOCKS.


IN State bonds, Louisiana c0nsolS were weak,
selling down 10 n against the last previous sale az
4S7s on Tuesday. North Carolina 6s old } and D.
sold az 247i other issues being neglected. W. an
mex the uuOfatiOnS:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-30
NEW YORK AND OSYEGO MIDLAND
RAILROAD COMPANY,

NEW .IOHR May Il, ls79)
rs'he abOve-named railroad Is now advertised
To sold June 2sth, on foreclosure ~ the
First Mortgage BDnds. The Undersigned committee now
hod Gig Hyhye per cent o. BON lAt HteeF,rs bcpt ~
Ir-t Mortgage Bonds. Suoh other holders Of RecelHcr
Debt ana Mortgage Bonds Is desire to cooperate VITA
m amt thu. receive the expected benefits of purchase OF
the premises At such sale must deposit Their hO
ngs the committee 40 the Thru National bahE, NO ~
Nassau-st, before June 10, 1879.
q. :. Williams, We whitney, il Amy, .
Fred. j. James. T. Livingston. W u tcihci' IT,
TheO. Houston. EDWIN PaIsOns, I. n Joilan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-30

New-York exchange was quoted to-day as follows
at the places named Savannab-se ling DIG; buy
ing nominal 3l6 CbarlestOn-nOthing dong, sea
Il. ew-Orleans-commercial. ls premium; bank,
"a premium. ST. Lous-llO discount. Chicago
weak 10 discount buying, and no premium selling
Treasurer at Washington to-day received
B58O.O00 IN National bank notes for re-
aemption. The customs receipts were Y3OO,O0O,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-30
Ma CowDREY. Secretary.
no the holders Of the consolidated iir,t mort
90 H. Chica and Indiana

rCO the holders of the consolidated first mort
gage bonds Of the Columbus, Chicago and Indiana Cen
the bondocI agr cment pr pared In OF the
recognition 0f boBdbOders meetGg for the pr-
pose OF enabling trustee ana receivers anu the C0mt
tee take the necessary measures Tor comPI S WIN
decision Of Judge HaTla Teqn ing the reduction Oh NE ~
sOlute bonded Indebtedness 10 10 a ,.oi I
serving the lease and the gAIani on ne reahy
Company in force Tor the dement, OF thc DououT
Hereunder with the Union Trust company VINO WIZ Issue
transferable receipts therefor Copies OF the hgreeen WIN
be- found office Of that company OF OF A Lseh Co.,
Bondhoers earnestly requested to make no DELAY n
subscribing the agreement and deposuhg rr pcuu
being Imiortant that ~ mnS as P9Ss , a, bi
prior further argument wlch Is TO take pace at b
cago June in relation 70 lhe u1e manner OF
conditions decree for payment by tue fehhsyNaha
Railroad Company OF the back rental . ,--.,
sOf the utmost Importance 70 You ti"t te lelS
sny shall be KEPT in force without H. your Ony reacs
would upon the not earnings OF te IOah anu Ios
ing last four years according 70 we swo
the Iessee hed court have been less than to current
upon the sectional bonds which are prOr 10 the con-
solilaed first mortg ge =. -, .,,. o,s
are now required call for present cash
subject the additional bonGs when may DC ho" uopo'i''
under II, future cash assessment
Committee in their exe0ns hitherto which IN con.
with the action Of me trustees ana
resulted In bringing the matter INTO no Ptseit
raised
been supported by the Corporation o. on apV"o @
millions Of the bonds, subscribers 70 INC 1 s
The Committee fair 10 give notice that IN soh pro
ceedings AID rs ey may a1D 2 apT
than legally consult the interests or conceIn
back subscribing the agreement and your
ponds thereby refusing 10 bear your TAR snare Oi tue Dur
thens which properly belong 70 az Oh yVu Az oeoe,,
IL il necessary that SUBSCRIPTIONS 70 s nc"
shall well by those Oondholdets WHO arr as
by those who are not supscTlDes 70 .e on ent ir
agreement Of November D, lSfOi te Ioitr 20
recept. exchanged for receipts subectnS them Ike
Second Nor bndhoders desiring subscribe must
DO so before OF Juno their bonds TO be deposited with
tn" GaiiGt" NauOnai D'nN Wa wHITEWRIGuT,
ADRIAS ISELlN,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-30
WHITE STAR LINE.

WUIIE SIAK IINE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
NOTICE The steamers of ms Line isfe the Lane Route
recommended By Lieut. Maury u. - NJ On both tle Ou HAft
and honey ard voyages.
GEndANlt. CAPT. Kennedy SATURDAY Mas 81 y "a
ADklATIG Capt. Jennins. hutdAH JLlr 2, p M
BALTIC, Cuu T. rel'...... ~ ulstsy Jtue - lao ~.
FROM TIRE WHITE STAR DOCK FOOT OF W. lOlb-
steamers and unsurpassein AZ
pOnjmeuts STnpk and BAR
ar placed ams pS tho AMI mO,oa arc
ie anordug OF comfort hitherto unattlnIoss
atsCa -, o.,
tickets favorable terms
These steamers cattle, sheep nor plgs
Itr pspectun blans and information apply At ~
Company Onco-. No % Broadway Newly erk or 40 Ma[
Lut-st., Philadelphia X }. CoRtiS. ASohI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-30
And tie following are the quotations for the free

Money to-day ruled at about . and per cent
until quite late when 1t offered at per cent.
On Government bonds the rate was 2G03 per cent
and time loans are quoted at 343l2 per cent. Dis
counts are dull, and rates sealed as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-30
. NCHOR LINE U. s. MAIL STEAMERS

"A NEWVORK AND GLASGOW
From Pier No 20 North River. New-York.
EbiOnia May 81. N DeyOnis. Jim H. p m.
Circassa T. a. Bolivia une 2i u
$50 so. Excursion tickets AZ reduced rates
second CABIN, so. Sccrag'. S2S.
NETWORK 10 LONDON DiRECE
FrOm Pier no 40 North River. loot OF Charesst
rCt0pa.....May 81. - D. m. Calorn l...June q m
Cabins. $50 SG5. EyCIrsD tCht Is a reduced rates
steamers with 90 not cary passengers 20 London.
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Agents Bowling green
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-30
NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAI

these drstcass steamships sai regularly =. from
Pier SO. -. North lIyet. follows
Steousnip NOkKO CAST LE....... WEDNESDAY,. June
stean,nD SANTIAGO De CUBA .....SATU RDAl. June 10
For lrcgn aDplysb
WILLIAM i. CLYDE g. co, No. 80 Broadway.
IAWTON KRnS. Agrlts ID havana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-30

" STEAMSHIP LINE foI ~. Thomas. Para Pcraam-
Janelro connecting at 81 ~ Omas with
Porto RICO Jamaica ana spanish Asin-1ho
hrsclass steamship COLORADO. Captain BIZ ser,
will sail the above ports on THURSDAY. June o. at
No freight received Tor tIls steamer aiier Vie 81
cry OF PARA via sail July .. CITY of RIO JANElRD
wall sail August :. Freight received at all times &C Rob
cgt5' stores. BFODKyn but only on permit from Ncwlork
Shippers desiring insurance effect Uader
Policy lowest Through tickets issued 10 All points
reached by Royal Mall steam Pack" Companys incr
and u MOnicydrO and Duonos Ayres
Freight must be uaic advance. FOR freight engage
having elegant accommO Apply
&. H. MALLORY g co, Agrat-,
nilcn = r EL-Lnl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-30

RED STAR LINE-F0R ANTWERP.
sailing every 10 days alternately from Philadelphia and
landing within Few hours Tde Of tue
import Ant points - interest on the COntinouL
ICELAND sails THCRSDAN. Juhe .. az lOa, IN.
For rate passage ana other information aaplyt 20
PETER WRIGHT q SONS, General 4 4cnts,
3O7 WanUt-St. Philadelphia. 81 BROADWAY sew. YORK
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-30
Ocean Steamers.

A MERICAN LINE for QUEENSTOWN and
IN LLNEKPOOl.-Oniv Transatlantic Lane under mo
ANER CAN FLAG. SAILING every SATURDAY from Phlafe-
phia every wednesday from Liverpool iNtra saings
alternate Wednesdays, fOm Philadelphia alternate sailr
days, Liverpool
sails Y. l. 81 4 IN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-30
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY.
yNMAN LINE. ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS

IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL. - Hamburg
A American Packet COnranv's Line for PLYMOUTH,
CHERBOU kG. and HAMBUB BE -.
HE 3D. Nav -
A. lSlENlA-.-.-- une ~
passage Plymouth London CherDourg H4niDnrE.
all points England scotland and wales flrst tabn
gold 500; second Cabin god $50 SierTage currency $50
q RICH ARD & BOAS
GeDeral General Passenger Agonta
81 PrDll. Nay.Nork 81 Brpaiway NcY-iOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-30
HAVANA sand MEXICAN
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMpAN

Il SAILING from Pier foot Canal.st. North Riye-
tm SAN FRANCISCO VIA 18TH MUS OF PANAMA
sttamShD AGA a. iCO SptD day. May ~. noon.
connecting FOR Central and South America aud MsNc,
From san Francis to Japan and China:
steamship CHINA. Nonfav. Iu~e
from Ssn Francisco Honolulu NsyLealani. snd
Australia,
steamship CT ~ o. NEW.YORK Monday Juue 9. nool.
For freight or general Information abby Compsays
Office pier foot OF Canalst. North RIVER -
Passengers forwarded 10 SAN FR ANCfSCD SANDWICH
ISLANDS, JAPAN, CHINA. NEWHSAL LAND. Az y
TRALIA. SOUTH AMERICAN, CENTRAL AMERICAN
and MEXICAN PORTS.
For on information regard apply the
Ina.en,er n.lnlrf No 2l1 nrnlnMar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-30

The following were the receipts and shipments at
and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day
ported ~ telegraph:
Receipts. Shipments
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-07-10
Wall Paper, and Paper and Oil
Shades, cheap for cash at
LEON HOUDE's.

A new bridge will be Immediately
built on Maple street across the ravine
near Hon. Peter Roy's residence. 1t
will be built by private subscriptions,
Maurin & Medved putting in 500,
and other business men the balance.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-07-10
LIST or LANDS AND TOWN lots IN THE COUNTY o
... ....z .4SMoFRI5oN

And State Mnnesoa upon which delinquent
1875 and unpaid this day Of June, 1879. ~ I@
County Morrison Court District
Tho State Of Minnesota PERSONS corporations
claim any estate right title interest claim
lien upon anyof the several pieces parcels land the list
hereto attached, described; &s3 . %* " + s=
of taxes and penalties real estate for the County
naming delinquent day Of June has
Of Court the County Of Morrison
attached copy Therefore,
you hereby required file tho Office said Clerk
after the last publication of this notice. writing
setting forth objection defence you have the
penalties part thereof piece parcel
scrbed said which have claim estate
right l interest," claim n and in deau thereof Judgment
will be entered against such parcel Of land for
appearing against for all penalties
[seall LEON HoUDE, Clerk Of the District Court in said
County Of Morrison. ---- - ,'"%@S
IF Dor Toto1
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-07-10
Best and cheapest Harvest Gloves
at RHODES & WETZEL's.

The late rains have been more copi-
Gus than beneficial. On the west side
Of the river a considerable portion Of
the country is under water. We learn
that Young's mill dam, in two Rivers,
washed out, resulting in considerable
loss. Gravels dam at the Platte riv-
er mills was in critical condition for
several days. Most of the mill dams
in this part of the State have been re-
Gently injured or destroyed.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-07-10
Don't forget to buy al! you can Of
Rhodes & Wetzel and save money.

We are informed that one of Mr..
Stanislaus Kulick's children, aged four
years, was killed in the town Of Swan
River on the Sd inst. by the fall of a
tree which was chopped down by Mr..
Grlbnoaw, The child was not seen by
Mr.. Gribuoaw, until after the tree had
fallen. Another child narrowly es>
capped death at the same time, aud
was bruised somewhat by the limbs of
the tree.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1879-07-10

home newspaper, Ike sRoyalton has.
We predict that if our Royalton cor,
respondent continues as he has begun
immigrants and business men viii soon
be attracted there, and that part Of
the county will be noted for its mates
rial progress, . 80 ..sa,@s