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The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-02-13
Why WIN You
The Ourrsaey Queetaoa.

notwithstanding The ises thss thsusasds u
our people ere 81 pesssss wesryiag thsnsslsss
almost TO dsaeA over TIE vsxsd eusseiea. ~.
% TO the sxtess Of nsgleetsss sAsir esstssn,
their homes ssd tesir duty 10 their la0itss.
there are ssill shousssds upoa shsusasd q
smart, bard working and iassilAgsss 40 psss
inx into The Aarkassas vailey, ~ 0sssss e
the West, whore the Atehisos. Tspska ed
santa " railroad eGsss thsa thsts ehssss q
a,S00. no scses Of the eheicsss farming iana1s
Ia the world IT almost their ews pstssa u
yea do not believe u write 10 ths undsrsleu-
ed. who viii tell you whsss you esa 81
cheap land exploring ticket, snd hsv. u .
moderate expense, you esa zee ~ yessssM
and be convinced. W. y. waite, 0lsoss u
Passenger and Ticket Agent, rspsks. kAs-
sas. S1.si
Alien . TUCKER ere shipping csss~s svpsss
direct from Michigan. ssd ere psspassa 10
give dealers Low figures. 0Iu
Pants and Oils 81 Loses's. ss.u
i.os~s 3 Bfo. have ~ sisssss sssostmsas
VI Perfumes and Toilet 6oods. sSu
Toilet 6cts.
sou,ei hing satirsiy new st isrr,sysss'.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-02-13

Mr.. katz will leave the city for Philadel-
phia and New York Monday and spend some
three or four weeks in those markets select
ing and purchasing for the Philadelphia
store. His lifelong experience in the mer-
camille business and a large acquaintance in
those cities affords him great advantages in
purchasing.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-02-13

The library has been increased by an addi-
ton oil ninety volumes.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-02-13

J. III. Triggs has moved his music store to
the Ocean Restaurant. where he is now per-
mancntly located. and opened a stock of mu-
steal instruments. He is agent for Stcnway
4 Son, the J. a. c. Fisher and Haines pianos;
Burdett. New England and Taylor & Taylor
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-02-13

"A fellow feeling makes IL wendrous kind'
remarked the greatest student of human na-
ture that ever existed among morials. and
the truth of the observation i, daily
and hourly verified. In the DARK winter
that followed the grasshopper visitation. the
editor OF this paper formed the acquaintance
in the valley on the west side Of the river. 4
man whose big heart and generous impulses
never permits him TO forget friend. Now.
we have no pigs nor place TO keep them. but
friend Jones has and every winter he remem-
beers us with quarter of the finest, sweetest
and fatfest among all his slain porkers. Nav
this world can afford.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-02-13

In Rev. I. l.. Vail the members of the Rap
;ist church have man Of more than ordinary
talent. and minister whose power viii be
felt in the community. His sermons are pro-
gressive in spirit and untrameled by old
WORKOUT notions that are unworthy pro-
gressive age, and which to-day hangs abou,
orthodoxy in some localities like anil stone.
We sincerely congratulate our Bartis; friends
upon the lucky chance that hrough, TO our
town as permanent minister man so finely
endowed o. the Revernd vaii.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-02-13

A meesing Of he ss~sAAosnsn AZ Sns VyuAioa
savings Banh Will 10 hs3A - ~ hank. Tu.uAny,
February issh, ~ q p. m.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-02-13

Next to Hsadiishs oil. xoa,exp,es,vss IT.
only oil that should BE- ussd h shs aun,ly--ss
J. =. C.'s ChtnA Hall. -
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-02-13

Farmers. i.et ~ jour iassssss ssi - II.
A. 5.,'s- Essis Hssssw 81 A. .. Csss 3
ts.'s ~
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1879-02-13
RICHMOND
City Mills Works

We have established Branch fI,rz-, 0f tse-sersi
Mill Furnishing a; kaaSas tftv Ni-s9ari s1.t
will keep IN stock essrytllin. pertaining % the
New-York tribune., 1879-12-20

GOOD Ordinary .......lo7s Low Nj iidiing.......ll's
stT1rt Good Ordinary IIsis MIlding.
Futures ately closing weak at decline Of 10
points sales 7og 9ais. rrces
Ma2c AZ "a April % iss May
ie sroSer s se$4 I'd e esch 10
Apu for June IA pd 10 e7eh 100 May for June 1"days
U.s. February IL s4al9g5: MaTch. i32gal39l Apr.
1888 aiS.s5 August. iS92Giss4. Transferable orders
FISH Generally firm with only moderate stocks onerng
s So Nova scos MacIofe export reported have
ana cosiae rather more steady with little better export
g T sg Sp Ss @ Pan small hH' lois Is on
sales 1900 &C. HS' a ncnsns 6o 2SSe 100 sss Mls
neso,a Extra s6ds9 tor the whole rauge; 2sgo bbs
ss M,1s Sh. snens s. 5Sss and 100 b6s No - 25s
g 10 % e E sf qD SO =
~ sO'ss 70 GOOD eqS sI :" western fs"S1 So sosss s.
Choice Fancy Do s6 sosss 70 C9%4on o Good sa5rs o
y co@ncs EIras o sse 90 Rye M1tgTs g5
= s S $500 q st,ls es Su 81 he ra"rs %
sss 80 s. FAR ESTa sdss9 % fair 81!
Patent Winter Wheat Extra 81 h CLOSING rather more
Common coed E5 50 sHss So GSG to & Ggss s tS geg
sns, 81 $ SOC . R%nEAT FLoUi dnli 81 g
sl7sssS? ?S BTaRdywI9s 81 50 SsS 49, 49,
w sr ShaR CT
20 O b. 5 & % hi Gr x sr % h7 7o So or - a 90
SIs do. vaIencis az 7ss7c New French PTnes Il e2se
-Tarragona 9a l9c. Sicily shelled S2c Jordan do Boa
81 9c l9dI9c Langnedoe Z2e saidines III c
cnrrrncy Tor or bxs isS.alee for hL oas f.gs at
French do I7o2sc cron AT ~ -zc ssrene5ie wanuts
Nuts ssaa9 oranges seas7 per bbl and sSes9 20 Per
auction bbls. Amera Grapes t3ssi and ZOO cases
Valencia Oranges, SO rs 81 40, wa Liverpool.
GRAIN-wi EAT-MarSet irfegnl2r aud unsettled open.
ing heavy aud lower and closing d2c better with rather
more avoraole cable scoo.n and hrass markets az ae
West. little export demand wIe business now
ever m4nl, speculative accoini ct strong AZ the
outside hgures sales QUO buss fssre lS2e pash
snot lncludtnx spring, 81 2deI 81; No NIL
xaukea. Al 81 3saS 3S1 nfoat no tnlcAg''
Al 80 p1at: spring. Domnal 81 1891 40 H.
0raded Winter Ret 81 44dSl 13 No Red 81 J0sd1lO or
No Red, 81 5sia 81 66 nsrsds amber s2 y 20 z
Amber 81 5sdsl 5f ungTaded White . o3drl 5A1i
No white 81 52e q 6s; SO Red Dccems-r g. 6S.s ~.
al 56l closing 564 10. January Of.dfl % co--
ing 81 5s 10 February = sss closing 81 Gsa
Ne WhIte. December 81 6lhGSl 65, closing
81 52sssi So. do Janaary; y Sassssi o. closing
K, ealsi and steady al &c ior Canada and sIae
BAIIfY auiei Twofowed State. 7361tc: sixfowed STATE
Tsa sac. No Canada Bright. 81 % b hLEf Nall
steady win moderate trade CORS-Market slghty
in buy export and home trade deand
hri bosness specalatvs account sales ?6oe, bush
futures l6l0,O bush spot including migrated western
M,Ied. eld65c: No 81 aoi zc Steamer Aisea 81. q
esc mainly 0sa6CSc, fnciuding two bal loads
for delivery next week st 6scs No Sd
New-York tribune., 1879-12-20

were steady and in demand. Erie second consols
declined from s7ls TO s6as6ls, Missouri.
Kansas ana Texas consols from 92l2 TO Ola.
Chesapeake and Ohio rsts series Il, from 81 to 60i2
Mobile and Ohio first debentures from 62 to 6Ol2
Ind Bloomington and Western income bonus
from 80 to 52 first mortgage bonds from 60 to 6sos
and seconds from 60 to 5Si2, Wabash new rs from
92i2 TO 81. and Texas Pacific incomes from 20 to
GSl2a6 60
During the week ending tonight The sub-Treas-
nry gained 81. .125, ,6S1, by receipts Of $052. 7S9
less payments of 81 s27. los. The coin balance
increased $3.50, ,4S1. and the currency balance
was decreased S249, SOL. The arrivals of gold at
this port for the same time amounted to 1884, 500.
The bank statement tomorrow will be likely 10
show "A loss of both legal-tenders and specie. and
perhaps further reduction of the surplus reserve.
The domestic exchanges are last quoted.
Money to-day was about q per cent until near the
close of business when was paid end bid. The
United States Treasurer at Washington to-day
received 500. 900 in National bank notes for re-
demption. The customs receipts were S4S0O0O.
aud the internal revenue receipts Were $SSOoO0.
The following is to-day's Clearing House state
ment: Exchanges. 49,, 5,579.969; balances,
SJ,443 19s. The business AZ the Sub Treasury COW
cred Receipts. $z9l, SIC; payments, $3.50. 0.55s;
currency balance. S6,037.499; coin balance,
S106.a49 702.
The foreign exchanges are dull and steady at
tanx nj ON
New-York tribune., 1879-12-20
THE STATE OF TRADE.
noMESTIC MARKEIS

BUFFALO Dec. 10 -Four steady: sal 7oo bbis Wheat
al ~ IL White Winter at II 4l Corn quiet; small
Mss e"T rS az & s rm M 1i go Western osn ed AZ 5
M9e ise STATE les7 Barley steady & San@aa qnS,sd
40 Milwaukee 9oe Hignwnes quoted cy CITY Made = ~
dc hioin TO- eeept road:foar 400 Sbs
Wheat 2S 200 bush corn $500 bush H. oas lSSgO
-Railroads-Ilour $50 bbis Wheat 2s,2g0 BUSH Corn
5000 bush
CHICAGO Dec l9-Flour nomnaly unchanged. Wheat ac
sT & No. nS chicago ssS' ns HDsiss 80 ss SGs
ss Sss ssn
May yS Rye I"' and barley steady Timothy
strong and higher at AZ 10 cas ss i5asi2 81 January
siS Bic Fegna ss 5ssS ss 10 Lara strong and
Fs6rnary 7.57 70 1905: March BJE Meats stronger
Hog; aud j 9oss5. Whsl good demand
ssna1y nun r az Fcosry e ca nef Dat mts not aaoby
higher Oats rmer bat irregular al 80 &c January 3s'tc
higher.
s6 l0as6 40; Fancy. 81. wheat III SSasl S6
sesd % Cat, aSet s % Rre f% Ss se
rcod gdy demand % rSc fa n is Bacon s
Green Meas in sed SemHna ana lending np
Key qys but lover al p = o M BgisI & Sae%i % S5Gee &c wss
Orleans. 7Isse Hog, quiet drn; Common So G5 ss4
s so Ssaa shD%sns s5 head
DETROIT Dec l9-F0ur quiet but steady sales 200 bbls
White at SO Jo. Wheat nrmer Extra While Michigan. no
sales: No do 81 35c December 81 80 January 81 36s
February, 3ss. March, 81 aga No Milling 81 80
yellow. 40 C; High Mixed. 4sc.; No Mixed AZ ac No
do. s6c. Oats strong ana advancing No While. Al lc;
No. White, SIC. Mixed 8tc. No. do Soc. Clover
seed dull not much inquiry Prime 80 lOdSJ los Choice,
- 45 Dressed Hoes-Actiye shipping demand az 50 10d
IS. Receipts-Tiour. $500 bbls: Wheat 10000 bush.
b6is; orn. 300 bush; oaIs. LOO bush.
.Sa Ds' s Spi iiS S % o S
~ 2gA No. Milwaukee, "a 2Ss spot and December ;
Al 2gl January; 81 3l February: No. do 81 IL No.
81 O6; Rejected Csc Corn quiet aud weak No. 2,
steady firm: No 2 3Sc. hye steady and firm:
7Sc Barley da ami lower. No Spring, 13>c Pro
Visions firm and unchanged
PHILADELPHIA Dccl9- Flour closed quiet and duh Min.
nesoia Family Meiinm and Fancy, - 75dS7 L.
do ~ at7 X5 ONO snd Iniana $7ds7 20
spring sSasS 30 Rye Flour steady ;
small sales a 80 Germ Meal quiet sales suckwheaf
easier Western Rejected 81 Al; Delaware Red.
~ 81 do. Amber, track 81 b3S; M Red In
elevator 81 81 At Board easier with sales Of
Red February, II 56RGsl J6z with 81 52i bid
~ Tor Deoenber Sl bS4 bad 81 53a asked for
January 81 5C nd 81 b7 asked for February Rye steaay
5c for Pennsvlysia. Cora strady with fnr demand foI
local ana export but transactions futures
an grain depot ~ sail yellow aoat 5c; sal
yellow the track. 0yG59c: sal! IN the elevator 90 &c.
steamer em tho track, b7xe57 &C. The rate fD
sail board and for stoamsr 5bc.. frec
board. At the Open Board-5exe bud, bsac asked fo
san Mixed Dtcember 5ysc bid 90 &C. asked for January
GOAc bid Gle asked fpf February. Oats closed uu
Aiisa 47kstssc stained. 4e so4yse; Fair wmts. eos.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-20
NEw-FoRK DA1LY TRIBUNE SATURDAY DECEMBER 20 1879

Choice and Fancy co 5os5lc AZ the Open ,,s
eofen gsc md5oc Rskedfof >o.2 White Decembcr ave- in
6.c assed Jarary 4re bid Doc askoa February sSnee M ~
active demani and unchanged sugar nominal Id re foi
Fair 7'saSc. for Good Rcfininr Mascovadocs; Iennes
N 20 demand Hnd L,nf 1Olc. Crts3ei
1Osc. Powder~d Grn ulated Sse.; Confectionery A.
nc dull uDchan Feed inaetvc; Bfan Slf bD
d$lS so Petroleum dull and Isened Ia bOs S'E
10. IN cases ac wiiskcy steady; Western. sl'l5 The
markets dull day tue merchants being absorbed Df
the Grant reception.
ST. LOUIS Dec lg-FIour quiet and unchanged Wheat dull
and weak 30 Rel Fall ~ 3 81 3jss January
81 4u February; ~ i4asl a. s March No do 81 % va
~ 20 Corn dn ~ y5c cash S61c January ,sa3Sl2e
February 4Osc. MAJ Oats ~ 30 Jr1c. cfsh nOop
tians rye nrmer at ~ hid Barley dull choice eoGs g
WhsSev steady ~ TO- Pork du Johbng NJ 81 -, Iaru
None offering Bulk MEATS dnll Csar RIBS. o65 a6lx<c
Clear Sdes6 a625c Bacon u0nit al
Receips-F Flour 5000 pols.. Wheat 55eoo 0asii Corn
81, oats. 1900 bush. rive loo bush Bareg
Shipments-Flour. 5000 bhls Wheat, l1.0ln
BUSH Corn 1000 bush. Oats. 4vOO bush Barley. 1000
bush
1oLFDo. Dec l9-Wheat frmer; amber Michigan jam
airy, 81 4O; No. Red Winter. spot, 81 3eh December
81 391 January, 81 40h February 81 43a March,
81 46s. No and Michigan Red 81 31ls NO do
~ 3y. Corn dull. No. 243ssc. oats quiet; No 40isc
Clover held 81 10; No. 2. 81 30 Dressed
Hogs held s5 2O az 10 bid At the coseWheat frmer
Amber Mchigan; January, sl OLE; No. Red Winter. DE.
eember ~ 40s February. 81 t4 March 81 AZ heceip,s
VIII $1,000 bush 10 bush; Oats. 1000 Dash
shpnens-Wheat, 1000 bush; Corn. $4,000 bush
New-York tribune., 1879-12-20
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEw-YoRK Dec. 19-BEEvEs- Receipts to-day were ia
cars OF head-1J2 at Jersey CITY az
60thsf saturday lub52 head.
Tor The corresponding last The
Jersey least 40 Of Cattle
yerc expected evening but the
uropects favorable for yards though
the ligh prices azked caused butchers figure
pretty closely before purchasing At GUth-st. the
ceipls we're moderate, and with active
manl both from home saughteIors and exporters the
mar II the best had for six months Out
of The cS head sale Mr. Eastman purchased 2S9 bea.
when eft cattle butchers and they
neilea 10 prices The situation nj both market
naes control o sellers that prices
aly yaDced good c n from the current rates Of last
WedDe-day -Four carloads Of dry Cows and rough Oxen
sold a &C. 55 n Common Fair
Sggisc 20 dress 55a56 n Good Choice at
gi,aiOi~c dress 56d67 n Extra and Premium
AZ Oa al o. b7d5s n Among The Fan Chris
Cattle shown to-day herd OF % Steers fed the
Gwsnn farm. Madison County Ohio They were nearly ali
1850 They ship here by sinef and sold by
Me-srs Conay McIherson a. llial2c, 10 dress 56 D6
heaa se ana a. ll'sc- J. r. sadier sold Premium
Steers, 1953 m average. ~ lxcy 20 dress os 10,
and &. Kahn sold z Fancy Kentucky steers at la,
10 dress 90 n. Nessrs- Dnche d son. who shipped
2io Cattle yesterday. purcas 10 head 70 complete
tbe cargo us cattle 20 sail onprrow nr. Lasnan pur
chased 2s9 head all for erportasn ia quarters. Ioey 4
pai: ana shernan Gillette purchased about 20
the pas weeh hsvr made shppeI fes astras but ts way
plgvenent of sho turysn About - carsads q sisak VIII
New-York tribune., 1879-12-20
THE MARKETS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

j. IDAl. Dec. 10. 1879
ASHEs-In good supply. quiet. unchangedi Pots a. a
-ec Paris. 57i d1icc.
BE-N AN-ieuaEs steady. though quiet at p rs &c.
for Western and southern.
BROOM CORN-Ncak, quiet; iNfd. 4 dJc.. Green. 81
sc iatfer Choice Hun Fancy Brush. &c.
CANDLES in fair sale, steady.
COAI-Gtncisly dun quite nominal az the moment snp
u e. al tns sevcra centres very large. Anthracite
iy The CARGO fJG<4 %: Liverpool House Camel
Sill: Liverpool Gas Gn. -; Newcastle do. Cak
mg - 7J01i ScJch Steam. - 1o English steam SO 1Jd
a.: Proy1ncml - 7JasL currency Pennsylvania and
Mestnioreiand Gas. ~ 250&4 70; West Virginia do.
Cumberland. Broadtop aud CiearHc!d. s5QS5 30.
C1DPIhAGI STOC Ck-Acivc AM strong AZ late prlcea.
CpEDAGh-FAiry active al The recent advances
tOlFrF-f steady out quiet; Ordinary Prime Car
grc Gasc inc udng Fair l. The steamer OiDers
arrive with f.2sI l,iO and 4.giO bags
creas stock here TO fsntl bags Mll heavy.
witn fliri uuy; Java - 20 c MardCabo i40l3Aes.
COCOA Quei but seadyi GuayaGul, i7e2Oc; Caracas,
&c: &. Domino, luC.
tOrION-Spof cotton Gnl and nominal rec. decline ;
sales ga bale, fr spinning; delivered contracts 900
hale r-ru af fhe ports hiis. 26
cS So bales this las week total ior The week
2lGts- hncs Ac2u- 2SG9SS bale and 2l2fU7 bales
week inst .esr: sep 2s2396 bales against
= - 3 bales last year.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-20


LIVERPOOL Dec. l9-P0rk-Pnme Mess Eastern. dull
NJ 81; Western. dull 80. sacon-cumberland Cut,
dun II 38 short Rin. duh 80 Cd Long Clear.
duh 80 Short Clear. dull at 40. Hams-Long Cut,
dull Al Shoulders. dun al 20 Beef-lnoia Mess, duh
a. S5 Extra Mess dull at log; Prime Mess. dun at
3d. Larl-Prime dull 81 I'd TalowPrime CITY
steady 81 Cd TurpeBtine Spirits steady az 81 Bosn
Common, dull Fine. dull at 10. Cheese
American ChOIce. duh 81 sd. Lard Oil. duh AT 40.
flourExtra steady at 30. Wheat-SpriDg. No. 3.
dun at iOl6d.; Spnnc. No 2. dull a. lOlOd-. New
Western Winter. duh 3D.: New Southern WINTER dull
steady ut 5lOd. Coiiouseed OIL lei
uw American, market. ROsln--tOmnOn AT London
dull Tlmpeune- spirits. London. hmer at 80 I'd
ivHHPOo. Dec. l9l2;3O y. m.-Beef 81 Der terce for
Prime Mess.
ivEaFoOI Dec 10-1;3O y m.There Is small business In
Trpads'u al lower prices; Wheat lOsd i I'd per Genital
Caoi White 1854 III I'd Tor California
Club. 1O3i.dll for Red Western spring ana II "a
7df Winter. 5lUd pet centai FOR New Mixed
Western ID GENITAL for canadian The receipts OF
Wheat l5i 900 centa lncndng
3 cenias American. The market for Yarns and Fab
rics at Manchester Is dul.
iREEPOO- Dee. l9-5 m.-Reined Petroleum az 81 per
gal. spirits of Tnrpcntlne. 81 per cwt.
LONDON. Ii m.-lteined Petroleum. bcf cwt
OF Petroleum. al ad gal IInseed on. AS d
G2s 20 Spirits of TurpeutIne. 81 per cwt
Dec 1850 mSngar u Cd. 40 cwt. Tor
Cuba MurcOVado FarRehuiug anOai
ANTwERp. Dec lD.-Petroleum 22't ancs Tor tne pare
Amsncan.
BEEMEN. Dec lo.-Peiro.eum. marks 10 pfennigs
For OEer Telegraph Markets See fihh Page
New-York tribune., 1879-12-20
5aplnes Banks.

GERMAN SAVINGS BANK. IN THE CIR or NEw.YoKk.)
Am AVE. AND lTTisr.
NEwloRK. Dee. 10, 1879.
THE Board of Trustees OF the GERMAN
i SAVINGS BANK have declared the FORTY
FIRST sEMIANNuAL DIVIDEND 90 Dispositions en-:
titled % tesg F tN InSs. NJ. ,ne ,,r IA az a. ana ns St
ceesng $500 and the FOUR (4) PER CENT per
larger not exeeeing s5Ooopsyaoe aud
after January 20, 1850
Diyden1s not withdrawn viii be added principal aud
draw mernst January Deposits made or before
January 10. viii dIaw interest from Janna0l l.
PHILIP BIsslN0Eh, President.
@. a. AnrHoR Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-20

Holders Of Elizabeth bonds will consult their in
terest by communicating at once with
DANIEL 4. MORAN,
% Pine-st., New York
New-York tribune., 1879-12-20

Government bonds continue strong, aud to-day
further advances OF Is TO y per cent were real
ized with well distributed business. The sales at
the Board included $4,000 registered Us OF 1881
at 1O1is41 1Ofit, 10000 coupon and 20, 900 reg.
QIO8l., and $4,000 coupon Is at 1O4 and
$40 600 registered 1O3is- At the close the mar
ket was strong at the annexed quotations.:
New-York tribune., 1879-12-20
Srates ano fenoers.
-~-,rT--f-'-s - =
AND TENDERS.

The largest Manufacturers low and halt low Gratasfor
open fireplaccs with andirans and hxskes
erAss wood es brass fendes Fire and Coal dods
o pntiqus aud nodrrn 0csirns Wholesale snd retail
Estunates buicrs. and arrhitectA
J, 4 CON0rER CO.. SsG And S6s oAnal-st, n. X.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-20
LIrE s1ncK MAnKrrs-sY rELEaRApn.

gfFFALO Dec. l9-CATrLF Receipts today l.7OT head;
total .or lar 10 700 head ior the time
ast week So consigned through 3Jf
market cTaiey active unchanged sales Common
10 Fair at 80 4OaSI Good shippers, - 65d4 50
ENtrl. - Dr.
siiFFP ANp LANBs-Reocpts todav. 300 head for
the week thus 400 Or the same time last week
mead Icccips consigned through IA cars market
active niger offerings many Fair 10 Medium quality
Ouv lghf ~ Choice stock sales fair GOOu
western sheep ~ 20: Extra Muitons - 50 %;
Canada Sheep siaS - Canada Lambs - DO best grades
disfosedof.
thus far 1gD the time last week 81 200
head. r.crir- through - market quet
buvers ard apart tenOing down offerings compare
aIo ABLY with OF last sales Heavy ana Medium
al =. e{y Is. Workers Sold holders asking - sS4 %
for Heavy Ends qu0iae AT ~ Jd&i 70 20
ouali.v. PIe-. =, 7Jd-8 81 uR-od.
t,HIt AGO pee 10 The DrOrsrs Journal reports HoGs
R.csipis shipments f,uuU head packing e
less Choice Heayy, lrG$t 40; Light StGtl D. during
the bought good may Mixed at II 10
a tn feeling more eonhAent
1870 head. shipments. 1000 head
market and strong; Common o Cnpce = - 20
Good plenty; Butchers steady al s2o3 % Feeders
and StOckers 40a<3 %.
sHIEP-Bcce'pts, 7nu: market activr lst steady.
II. LOUIS Dec. lg-HOD--N rinal,hl buyers standing
of receipts, 1890 head slnpmcns 200 head.
Firm; the demand exceeds the sup " Choice 10
Flucy Heavy hiplnc - fO<4 90 Good 10 Prime
25dSi 0O Light 80 22ati Cows and Ueiiers s. 30
Feeding steers .30<3 30. receipts 500 ueaf.
SHEFP-Acve ami firm al SO 250Si. receipts 800 head
shipments. 100 head.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-20
Bnsl,Iess Gndnces.

A RARE INVESTMENT.
A popular BOARDING SCHOOL for BOYS enjoying
Of $4,000 per annm offered for sale
terms.
Satisfactory reasons for selling
Apply by letter W. X. BEACH, Rooms 81 and %. Even
ng Building. New-York-
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90 Wnom II Han Concern

WILLIAM HENRY WASHINGTON wanted
w English gentleman. Daehelor. 30. Address "A. We
Post Office Boa 1uS. Hamilton. Canada
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sic Asked.

In State bonds the only transactions were In
louisiana consols at 46lstaf6i2
Speculative kinds OF railroad bonds sympathized
sith the share market. while Investment bonds
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PRINT CLOTH MARKET.
ErRnPEAN Markets

PRINT CLOTH MARKET
FALL RIVER Mass. Dec 1e.-The Printing Cloth market
has been quiet IN demand and sales with previous quotations
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UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY

~ Dividend OF one AND oNhmALr fEs
Company will paid and after January lSs0 stock.
holders OF record December rs. 1873.
New.Y0rk stockholders VIII be paid az the UulOn Trust
Company % Broadway. and Boston sicckhdders at the
company sOfhce. ~ Equitable Building, Boston.
books will be closed December u and re0pencd jan
uary 2. HENRY MCFARLAND, Treasurer.
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tea D saies tor The day
,nsIsn rnIcEs nF RosroN sTocKs.
4 LO~ANA n AARh' y
Yestcrday.To-oay

.77s boyer 60 DAYS buyer 60 days ss2 buyer lo
days s5's buyer 10 days
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OFnCf 0F WINS. FARGO 4 CoNrN
TK MICHIGAN cEyrnAL RAILROAD coxri

TIM MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD CoyrAsl>
1REAsURER's OFFICE ROOM No 40 ,
GRAND CENTRAL DEPOI. NEw.NORK, Dec. l6. 1879. y
T'HE DIRECTORS of tnis Company have
1 this day declared dividend OF FOUR PER CENT upon
capital stock payable I'd day February at
this Ofice
The transfer will closed O'Clock D.
viii %
Friday, the 9TH day Of February next.
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The following shows the imports of dry goods at
the port of Ncw-loTk fer the week aud since Jan
uary /, compared with the corresponding periods
OF previous years [:
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LITTLK PTTsBUge CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPANY,
Il3 and ll5 BROADWAY. NEw-N ORK, Dec. lS. ls1a
nIVIDEND No. S.-The Board of Directors
~ this day declared iyidenh of Slo0.90o zone
thousand DOars being per share
value SloO pita stock OF the COMPANY, QUE ~ Ihe
the November 1873 payable al the
after January 2 Transfer books
GEORGE e.. LYMAN, Secretary.
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HOusATONIc RAILROAD COMPANY. TRRAsURERs OFFIcEl
BmDGrPl ~. Conn. Dec II. 1873.
nIVIDEND No. 49.-The Directors have
IL this dav declared QUARTERLY DIVIDEND TWO
DOLLARS PER SHARE the preferred siOck OF This
pany. payable he 18th day Of January 1850 at the rus
snrer'- Oficc In bridgeport. Conn.
books Will he closed from the 9th 20 the loh
pioximO both days Inclusive - - m
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Dipi0eno Notires.

OFFICE GREEN MOUNTAIN GOLD MINING COMPANY
CALIFORNIA. :
No. 81 Broad ST.. New-York. Dec. - 1879.
nIVIDEND No. 6.
IL The Board Of have this day declared .
MONTHLY DIVIDEND of FIVE CENTS PER SHARE, 0u
the capital this company for the mouth Of Nov mber
payable the oath inst Transfer books close the lvth.
""D '''P'" "" '"' -''' l. D. coRTRIGHT secretary