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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-08-16
FINE COAL BURNERS DEFENSE.

A writer in the Eureka Sentinel, gives
what purports to be the objects and de-
sigas of the Coal Burners Association at
THAI place. He says the materials been
art partially ventilated, and the state
nents Of the troubles made public have
generally been in favor of the corpora
tions. The coal burners main object is
not so much the question of thirty cents
bushel for coal, as it is the abolition
ef all further contracts and contractors
They do not want middlemen or go-be-
aweens, who get rich at the expense of
the coal men by paying them starvation
prices for coal and charging them exor
bitant rates for the necessaries OF life
They want to deal directly with the
coal consumers 50. that they can get
cash for their coal and pay cash for
what they buy. The writer asserts that
the trouble has been magnified and ek-
aggerated to gigantic proportion in or
der to arouse the public Indignation and
crush and scare the coal burners at the
expense of the State, and that the So
called rioters are really more hungry
tilxn ilirdisposed.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-08-16

Some of the victims of the Glasgow
Bank swindle pine and die, and the
papers occasionally refer to those who
have gone to an untimely grave. r.
Callwell of Inverness was year ago
worth $3.50, 900. His thirty shares in
the bank made him penniless at 10
years af age, and he was lately found
dead in his bed.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-08-16
TELEGRaPuIc ITEMS.

J. +. Fry, dealer in hides and
leather, was found murdered yesterday
at. his residence in Boston. The safe
had been robbed of its contents.
The steamship Gordon Castle, from
Yokohama June 2 and Singapore June
81, has arrived in New York with about
3, 100 tons of tea. This is said to be
the first full cargo of tea from Japan ex-
clusively that ever arrived i'll the port.
A construction train on the st. Louis
& keokuk Railroad was thrown from
the track by running over COW near
Louisiana, Mo-, yesterday. Nicholas
Dubois, Chief Engineer of the road, was
instantly killed. and Thomas Carr, the
conductor, had both legs broken.
Thursday night about 100 men visited
all the gambling houses, dance houses
and Chinese opium dens at Modesto,
California, and gave them notice to
leave town within twenty four hours or
abide, the consequences. There was a
large emigration from the town yester-
day.
The New York Sun says: In starting
his crusade against Mormonism Evarts
has made blunder in proposing to
address his circular to foreign govern
ments. The laws of different countries
regulate their passenger traffic, and the
responsibility of common carriers is
clearly defined When these laws and
regulations are executed in good faith,
the duty OF the government ends. II
any form of religious belief is once made
test, where is the line to be drawn?
Mormons are not different from other
men in general appearance, and if they
did not choose to avow themselves of
that peculiar faith, it would hardly be
possible to separate them from believers
in the New Dispensation.
The ship laborers' trouble at Quebec,
eliminated yesterday in fearful free
fight III the lower town, on Champaign
street, near Allan, Ray & Co. S wharf.
No. 5 section Of the old society seeded,
considering they were not properly
treated, and formed an independent So
ciety composed of French Canadians.
This morning they walked through the
streets, to show their strength, but
when on their way to the coves they
were set upon by large body of the
parent so iety. There were about 3
600 men ON the French Canadian side,
but not so many on the other, which
was composed principally of Irishmen-
Shots and blows were freely exchanged,
to the injury of great number of the
crowd. The French Canadians were
finally driven back, having lost, accord
ing to report, five killed and seven
wounded. The Mayor did not allow
the police to interfere as he had bat
forty men.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-08-16

Experiments with the Krupp cannon
show that they are equal in penetration
to Woolwich guns twice their weight
In one case, at range of 700 yards,
the deviation of the shot was only 2
feet 10 inches, and the vertical dev.n-
ton j inches.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-08-16
NOTICE TO WATER con.
SUMERS.

WINSRarcca, New, Aug. 9Th, ls70s
Until further notice, the wator will be opened
on in the morning from TO I, and II 70 II;
In the evening, to o'clock
Very respectfully.
WnSEauccA WATER WorKs
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-08-16

A Virginia City beggar, on whose
person 500 in greenbacks were found,
and who was held in 800 bail, forfeited
thai amount rather than stand trial,
and Iamped the city.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-08-16
hES WANTED.

Sealed proposals will be received by the Sec
rotary Of the Humboldt District A. NJ. & NJ.
Society until October lst. 1879, for bars, restaur-
ant fruit stands ice cream starsds, and pool
stand at the Fair Grounds Address proposals.
FERD. RIED,
Secretary II. ID. A. NJ. ~ NJ. g., Winnemucca
Nevada. aul4.td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-08-16
l.. Bien,.
ga. j Street, Sacramento.
NOTICE.

Hsafng established q Purchasing Agency, Mr..
L. Bien will give his personal attention to all
orders OF any kind, such as Boots and Shoes.
Furniture, Crockery, Carpets, Millinery Goods
Groceries, etc.
Being in constant business relations, and
having a thorough acquaintance with all the
leading houses, ladies, in ordering through Mr..
Bien, will receive the full benefit of his ex.
perience, and find it more advantageous than
doing their own shopping.
Address letters, p o. Box, $40
au13- 70-3m
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-08-16

FRS, Day-Taesday, october Eh, 1879
RUNNING Purse, 500; single dash Of one
mile, free for all horses raised or owned III
Humboldt county, Nevada; four or more u
enter, three or more To start. FIRST horse,
si25; second, $50; third, SO.
RINNING--Purse, $50; single dash of
quarter OF a mile; free for al horses raised
or owned in Imboldt county, Nevada;
four or more 20 enter, three or more 10
start. First horse, $50; second, sio'
third S25..
TROTTING TEAMS-Purse, 500;
mile heats, two in three; free for all
horses raised or owned in Humboldt
county, Eastern Neyld. and Eastern
OREGON: four or more TO enter, three or
more t. start. First team, 500: second,
$50; third, s35. AL teams must be driven
together at least two months previous
10 the race.
Second Day Wednesday,, October 18th.
RUNNING Purse, $3.50; single dash Of three
quarters OF mile, free tor all tw0-y ear-olds
raised, or owned in humboldt county thirty
dass previous 10 the race; four or more -
enter. three or more 10 start Tlfst HbTSS,
800: second, $50; third, <ao.
TROTTING Purse, $500; mile heats, two in
three free for all horses raised or owned in
Humboldt county; fodr or more TO enter,
three or more u start. First horse, $40;
second 80; third, S45.
RUNNING SADDLE HORSES Purse. 300.
free for ali vac4ueros in lIHmboidt county;
single dash of ons mile; four or more 70
enter three or more to- start. FIRST horse,
sos; second, So; third, $40.
Third Thursday, October 10TH,
RUNNlNG-P Purse, 800; single dash Of half
mile; free for every horse ia the United
States; four or more 10 enter, three or
more To start. First horse, $50, second,
go; third, 500
RUNNING Purse 800: mile heats. three in
five, free for all horses ia the world; four
or more 10 enter. three or more 10 start.
First horse, $3.50; second, $50, third, $50.
RUNNING Purse. 500; single dash Of one
nile free for all mules raised or owned on
tue Pacific Coast; four or more 30 enter,
three or more to start First mule, s75;
second, S25.
Fourth Day-Friday, October f7h.
RUNNING Purse, 800; single dash Of a mile:
free for all three ear-olds raised or os red
In Humboldt county four or moreto enter,
taree or more TO start. First horse, $50;
second, so; third $50.
TROTrlNG. - nREE-YEAR- OLDS - Purse.
800; Islle heats, two in three; free for all
horses raised or owned in Nevada Eastern
Oregon and Idaho: four or more to enter,
three or more b start. First horse 500;
second, $40; third, $25.
SLOW RACE Purse, s75; single dash Of a
mile; four or more To enter three or more
10 start. Last horse, $50; next To last, s25.
ADMIs SION:
For each person. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS so cents
For each horseman ................7 rs cents
Single team. ....................... 81 90
Quarter-streteh badge (eaohday) ........sl 90
Admission 10 Grand Stand ..........2 cents
J. L. GUTHRIE, President.
FERD. RIED, Secretary.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-08-16

Geo. F. Jackson, practical watch
maker, with J. Z. Sabine. All work
warranted. ap20-tf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-08-16

CHEW JACKsoN's Best Sweet Navy
Tobacco. nov2O- '7S-ly.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-25
COTTON MARKETS

LIVERPOOL March 2+-l9:JO p m-Cotton easier; Mid.
ding Upands j3d MidiuC orleans, 5Iais1 sales. 10000
including LOCO bales speculation ana export Re
Crips GGjO aes. tncdng 900 bales American Futures
opened II aper: Uplsnr Low Mldjg clause March de-
liycry sd also 5til al; DO. March and ADTi delivery,
J7sd also lgd DO. ri and Nav delivery, 14 also
jsaalJ 3D.. do May ami June delivery, 5@,gai also
J3t also J2 d. Co,JCnc aud JuT d,Ly ry, -" d' asl
j7.t do July and August ucvcrv, j2 q7 DO, August ani
september J'3. Co.shpltd February ana harc,
sail 5-et do shipped April and NAY SAIL 0'i IutuIes
LNEgP0oL, 3llrch 3i5 m.Thc st,cs Of cotton to-day
Included JIn bales American Futures barely steady
AUGUSTA. March 2i-CI Ittou Glet; Mt'dAnG 59c.: LOW
MiGpg @-c Good Ordinary, ''sc' receipts 4JA D"le'i
B,Li5o.s March 24.-cotron nrm: Ncdinc, lo'sc: Low
MD. Good Ordinary. Gfu~3 ltctlpi@ llJ
bales: exports t. Great Britain 73 hes coastgise 20
be- es -.tlcs. $40 ta.cs. -E.r, -,Dtl bales. 80,
Bo-To, tia1ch I4-Crtro1 firm; Ntdn-, loic- Low MD
dlg Si-.: GOod Orimtr. -. net rc'rD,s, 1l' bales;
r.os-. 100 bales esporo TO Grat Britain Lo4J Daiosj
CHs.lIslc, March a4.-Co.ton culct: Midung go
Zoe Low 'Iiddtng g-s1 9.. Good Ordinary, 'l.c. b"t
7l3 bales exports to lrnc S bales; coAstW5e
- bales sales. 30 bales; st9r.. lt - bales
CRCISNiT March 24-C,Jtou u N, quiet: Mddhns 20
Low stdIlng 35.; Gocl Ordinary. gs.: receipts, Ai2l
GALrr-roy March 2i-CotJcu FIRM " 'll!ng. Zoe. low
MIofluy $50. Gnoi Ordinary 3Ar: net rer'Hn' lr'I
bales grti 1858 bales exports toastle 100 Jaes sales
Lou;,yILLE. March -i-Cotton nrm; Njadhuc. 97sc
-tfu-. 4ut r'criplS.
lS7 bales; -hUm-Et- op5J bales '- 300 bales stock
JO,JjO Uar-.
NoILs March 24.-Co,rca quet, oasv Nntdllr-. g''c;
Low Mirilu. Che Ortiltr, 9I-ot tlot net rr@c'pS
g21 bIcs exports t0 Great Britain 1905 baiesi coaS",
JSj bales sale-. l.G0p s.s- s.OcN. "--4t GSi"s
ENDRASs March i.CUIfnu Steady, .3E 'naAN; MId-
ding O. Low MidLiin. g'. Good Ordinary, er uri re-
Gales: .Jjj bales. exports o the l'nA.
cnt .n3 bales sales. 5000 bales stock, 10 ti5 bales
New-York tribune., 1879-03-25
market in April. We annex current closing quota

Louisiana consols opened nj an advance to 80, but
fell to 1911. Old North Carolinas stffened to 22l4.
Tennessee 6s new issue sold at 28 other State
bonds were neglected.
In railroad bonds, the Denver and Rio Grande
rsts advanced from 90 TO 81 L. and reacted to 9l is
an active business being reported IN Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas iirsis at 56l2056 seconds at
23l2, Kansas Pacific, Denver division trust
receipts AT 1O3l241O4, the Canada Southern
guaranteed irstS falling TO 772 and Burlington,
Cedar Rapids and Northern frsts to 71l2. fur
her fall IN Jersey Central cOnsOls reported 70
S23i, aud Lehgh consolS to AZ Rock Island new
40-years Gs sold at II IL. Northwest gold bonds at
105ls. New-YOrk Central frsts at 121, Harlem
per cent frsts at 1913. New York Elevated at 1919,
Great Western seconds AT S1l2, and Galena and CHI
cago firsts at 104l20 104Si.
Money was IN smart demand at per cent on call
on stock collateral, and 4G5 on United States
bonds time loans being quoted at ja7 and DIS
count at sac The United States Treasurer at
Washington TO-DAY received $607, 900 in National
bank notes for redemption. The customs receipts
were Si61 900, and the internal revenue receipts
Sf5j000. The following Is the Cleanng-Honse
statement to-day: Currency exchanges 419,JIS-
09G currency balances. $3G32, G64
Foreign exchange was lower IN consequence OF
our market offering mnch better terms for money
than Europe and also by reason of drafts on Eli-
rope for mercantile Sterling Is Donlnally
down TO annexed quotations, selling rates beng
L. "a
New-York tribune., 1879-03-25

sslss at Ooss sesr JupS sh9St Clear % 4sSs & Bacon
SnGIGs active msp Gaa and @ avSncs cas c s
IN ia demand and firm Chnice Dairy lse2ec Prime ,Da
New orleans Gg7,c Hogs duli Common sga 50 40 Light
s5 75c*i 10 Packing <idtl 25 Butchers 81 25dsi ~
DEFEor March 2i.~Fioar Grm ssiss 100 Dbl. wmto
q 65s: 10 White Wit Michigan, a o. GPrI 81 CiilG
si0irs May y 0S@ Jun, = oo 38 C9-n 4Set %a No
Mixed 37c No Mixed 36c. oats dnll aus in limited
Mixed. 2sc. 80 . Isle clover serd-6hoce. s. 80
s06 bbs wheat 20 065 bush Cora 1000 BUSH GA a
~ bush sbipmonls-Fiour, LOO bbls. Wheat 50eoo
MnwAuKEE, March 2l-Fonr quiet and unchanged: Wheat
1! 9,e No FEe,h rob N Marga sn& Arr 22e ssc
nT ay sa gef Win WIZ 90 So5 sy demand No S Fresh sc 0as
steady With good demand No Fresh e4c RE steadier
Provisions qaie bE sSs6y E Mcss PORK quiet Sew sO o.
Lari-Prime Stean. sc; Hocs stea at - 70qSi;
sofa Extra Family Medium, 81 80 do. Choice 81 IS d.
q 75; DO, choice Tor export 81 s7l 90, Fancy. s.
Ohio do, Choce . 30 do Fancy, - jOaS5 CO. Winter
Elonr unchsnge Corn Mea gniet and unchanged & ERek
et but stady Es on tFaSS and IN T1
aud in grain degot 81 l1tq - IL do in eeya;Gr - 2
there i not much S'" coming forward wes,crn and
791Aera rack and oGIn m rrn
steamer IN eIaioT I2c Southern Yellow aoa, i34 .34c
DO do on ~ rack AID IN grain ipo 4S2c sail Mixed do
43c; sal IN elevator 4Sa Oas dull Western DaTk ana
for Far 81 435c or Coed and Caocc Delaware oats are
WOrfhS.c. irOVis0Hs qUiet aHd eat'. Ecf-tll Mtss
S2 5D0 Fl3 Hams 5Odsi9 POrz-MeSs SO 25d flO %
Prime 2j0Ss 30 Hams-Sm0kel. Saa9 tc IN salt
pickle 1LdSI4r. Gear Rib sides, smoked, 6G6ltc.
SAT-. 5li0j i2c: Shoulders in salt 5'sGlc.. sugar
Picked, id4lic.: smoked. t3fGjc Dressed Hogs. S5d
s. 70. IaFd-Westera, ueIcos. 6A6Ic. Butchers,
Gitc Butter steady: Creamery Extra, 25G2Ic.
Bradford County and NewY0rS Extra 2Oa2le.
Western Reserve Extra 6alsc Cool to Choice l2c &C.
Rolls sfeay P'nn-ylvans Extra l2elic western Keserye
Extra, lfdl6c. Eggs lower Pennsyiyana l5c; Western
l5 Cheese unchanged. coffee quiet and Ong BO lOa
Fl % sarar dull at 5c for Fair to Cool Rtanng
fined sugar in fair request prices steady Cut Loaf
&C.: CRUSHED Sc; Powdered, Sic. Granuated, Ssc
"a" eiss Moasses quiet but steady. 30 test
quoted at 2jLC. SecCs-tlOvcr seed dul az o0br.
Timothy, 81 4GaS 5o tsyseed wanted ai 81 a. Feen gaiet
and unchanged; Winter Bran Sl4 233S4 90: spring bran
s40elf o. Peroledm nominal Gases. IL IL &c; kenheo'
Jsc; Crude Sigc. Whisxey qllet Western, 81 90 &C.
LOUfs. March 2+-Flour quiet and uncla gedL Wheat
opened lower. COscf firm at outside prices No
Red FaI. ~ 10sl 0t4 cash; 81 ull0Sl O-'2 Arrl (;
~ O2aS OaTs Nav; 81 ~ June: No do, 9>Si G95 4c
No. spring 56i2aSG3c Corn higher bur slow "" Mixed
52ssG329c cash 33L4d335ss MAY: 3a3i@c. June. oats
higher but inactive; No az 2JJ d2Gc cash no options Rye
hserat asa 8c, mostly az inside price Barley dnil ana
unchanged WGIskry steady a u Oh ProyAOns scarcely
dian nominal only small order trade done ieceipt'-
bbs Wheat. 5000 bush; Corn, $4,000 bush
oats u 900 bush: Rye. 2.lO6 BUSH Barley 1000 bush
SmpmeutsF.Our. LOCO bbis corn, $4,000 bush; oats
New-York tribune., 1879-03-25

81 15 asked do. APRIL 81 14@as lhia clcsng 81 10 4 bid
81 1855 asked DO May 81 I9tl l6 closing 81 lb bid
81 l65 asked RYE In better request Tor export ana
closing shade frmer sales. $1,000 bush state eeoi2c-
d6lC nearly all Gle: 54pO busa Canada 6lc 1000 bush
No l. Gle. delivered CANADA PEAS steady sales y,
600 bush. 2c bond HARLEY steady sales lOuOo
bush. Urgraded Canaca 10000 bush No bright canal
private $500 BUSH ed state reporter
6lc. BARLEY MALT dull unchanged CORN mar.
ket c better fair export and home trade dean moderste
business I'm options sales, lZS,U0O Dush 0p,
tons. $4,000 bush spot, intending a.. ,5i Ingrsaed
Mixed, 4iu45i9g.: No. y. i3ad4'.ft-;
steamer Mixed lialsisc: no ., 4i.sd85lc manly 4jci
Old No . 45640c. steamer Yellow. 44sc; Jersey south
White Southeru Yellow, 49c. st1ret NO.
White 4sc; old 90, 49dSle; steamer Mixed March
Ilc closing 44c. bill. 4iLc asked do, May "a &c,
closing a sc bid a. &c. asked No 2 March 45c closing
OLD No o March. closing 40 A2' ul
47c asked No April 45 &C. closing - &c BID; 5Ac ass1d
do Nav 4J dsGc closing acc bid. 46Is" asked
shade better sales 81 600 bush. including No B. size
N0 3 White. 81 5a32c.: No. 2. 3l@e. No WHIT $40
81 fJ2c: White dO.. 30 0S4c Mixed
state i2c: White do, "a a36isc. including s,VO
bush 80. Chicago. 52c... FEED Gme steady b-A-No .
without decided change. trade light.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-25
U0RrE MARKET.

There been activity and to u the marke The past
week. W hes lci me q Supr1r That tte ping trade
HAD ith d., Icle ID tIr ttHlnd the
arrivals cJ,cd tA3t what Horses have been
SOLD tIc week missed nom tur sales Nttol =
which ra.OnaDy well rcd iOf this season cf the year
ratlr a. uaEt'lus thitdCi' =
n every ut LlTs-- have CHauGt
purchased some of Their favor
tr afim4ls paying instances high IS
$50 commonly nom so % 80 per head ne"rbF
farmers took a number Ci Light Work HOISca. rngH III
vsue from 500 Ia alj". while Nedlun to Heavy pratt
sold moderately well at TlJ 10 500 rti head
note "a bead she latter k.ni; they wero
large powerful animals. from lj't to l6s hands high
weighing ftOo 1850 ,415 h ,0i for $500
average oi -32J PEI head Coach and HLg Horses Df
have been IN demand dt anywhere nom = q
$500 Der fancy GVnS animals. having good
O sHcct aDd long p1d-rrr, AZ SlCnJ0 SjO0 per
pan Fifteen fine Carriage Horses were shipped by l. IL
iahlEIau % Liverpool
New-York tribune., 1879-03-25
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ErrnpEAN MARKErs.

LIyEsra. March Me'' Iasisrn, ,, 1r"S 3
tt,.l af - SlU-; Eb duh - ID; Long Gear dull a.
-; short Clear dull 90 = HWus-lHn< cut dul
~ 3,. >,ulG.rs aU AZ 24fd. E"eI-Iuaa Ness stf1uV
az - Extra Ness ~ e- p'iIne MSss III mtr az q,
Iarl-grmr Western steady a. JbA Iaio"- P!ne CIty
drIl AZ ,- ~ Tur-r.1.-puis, Steay 90 ? 80. Eo-in
Common nItner ar G fire -sdg AZ 10 b Cheese-AEc
tcu Choes auIl At - L4It Oh uLl at 3j. FloIc- -IIA
stale % fd. Whrat-Sprng ~" 2, dlI ~ :. 40,
-QIll1 the market New western v inter 9'LI
nj g. 3D. New southern Wintcr ouu ~ ~. ,'.u -.
Mixed steady ~ ijl,L per Genital GA 5.Aeu s''.H -" ~
L. -tr.al Cotton feow AfnrrcHi -lra'F
NJ %, g. Eosiu- Common. Bt LoUcVn steady az W;
lcn Ins-u.-i., n London, duh ~ ~ ~ EeCt4ptS 9l
wheat Atlantic ports -"V" lr9'i HoHi -
u 1900 as; nom other sources ZO'O fIs CoI'
1900 tf-. ...,, - . -,
I-yLa.Ooi. March 2i-j p. -iari 25'a per cGt Tor
Amri.can. C'oypr-pC. ~ C per c"t !yT American ta,
AAIWEEp !iIcH 24lan closed At @CI u"FlLs pei % Aos
New-York tribune., 1879-03-25

RIry,rc March 4-T,ctr in ~oo, demand; salcs l $50
bl ~ tan flp@ag tanSe: CRY gr'uH H9Itgs. eis.
Winter. - Is $50 Sow Ptcce's - 2.Gss RSe loHr
..c-5 -. Western No. 1 -pIl f,a . 81 ~ %
- -: WHIir winter - 5OcsG 90; Nov Process
s-,s Barlrh.at. u sj1$ per ffTL, %hist eas
irr, LauIEiir quoted: -" iWd o,tH"Y',S oi,tH""t ~
spring II d.. 40 . To- J-c; 10. pHutI - - Il
Wlnjer oss sstI ~: WIT WINTER. 81 Cle-l o. Com IN
!li,d request sales II HeS, on Lraok at 5yc ga
No Wctrri guotoa &c AZ oats dtA M'Ierh; ~ -
state t5Jc. Barley 5raly NilHh it l!J it
.,i sale of CArlTa track, ou private terms. hy"
egIrrtg stern -id al a30b4c nat Meal lb@cfs me
- Vea unafc. CoIr,- - s5c. Fines 81 % New Pro
,.s l Frtliy use 40 per cUt. Mil Ieot SOC ihg al the
mills at SO Tor Coarse fiL' a1d lil'hsr lI, Isys
Ise.., Eel IiGfiS love- V Medium. s$rs4 - ISrse,
as4 80 Tiu0tby, ~ 80 per Oush; HlShwines qniet
cav Made IL 0s Alcohol m iardemald AZ 10 of
gc Otis 5I,r to New-IOtk. Grain in store and Sloat-
WbeSt 6a s BUSH corn ots bn.h; oats, 80 40 bush
barley lG7 lsG bush: Rye, :l2Ul bushi Peas GA bush
1i-sco % aarrh oi-Tlour steady and unchanged Wheat
In active demand and higher NO BED NlEtrf - VI 70
ami shade higher; Fresh 34%e Regular ~ 1c cash and
Apr SO 7sc. NAV 36c June oats qa.i but hlrn ~ sc
cash and April; 254c May .5hc bud June kYe duil and
lower a; "a sd46Pc. Bsriey dull weak ard lower
al G5o. Flax seed scarce. nrnl and higher: Far
Prime chi9E O. yPSsi has e, 40; sSTns sS M S9g %
cash April: go I5GSl0I7ls NAY sl0 - Jun.. Lard In
demand but lower os nc cash; 81 2aetOe AptI
shoulders, 3s5c. Short Rib i95e. short Clear 5J5e
WhisKey steady ard unchanged al 81 o..
CIsCSSArL March 94-Eloar qnlst but stsssy fsmnY
In god demand ful priees $3.50 Oas seaiy with
naed h 5n, m no Fa SSse Porf 10 sood demand
Isi sf 1 and hominal steam saoe Bat Meats quiet
shoulders. 36se.; short RID he'd ~ &-sIs- c>sa ;
New-York tribune., 1879-03-25
Dipioen0 Aollces.

CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND aud PACIFIC
- RAILEoAD CoMpANY The u.gal QJAiiTEiiLY, 81 y,
bs company has been decar payable On ue lst day OF
MAY next
4 DIVIDEND Of TWO PER CENT on Tie capital .tock
Of the IOWA SOUTHERN ard NJ Ml~~ol RI SOlfhERS
RAILROAD COMPANY held IN trust Ur the shareholders
hi- COMPANY viii also be pad ri the 1no me Tie l.st
mentioned viii bee e 80 cents shaie on the
cal -al stock of thls company. -
The transfer books viii close The 2y.i day - March
instant and opr jar 21U g - AuIL remaining open
until 9t cay Of Aur when they VII DE- cir 'cd FOR tho
annual eject J. - rows,
New-York tribune., 1879-03-25
E1-EnPrAN EINAECIAL MARKETS

LONDON March "a 23O umCOnsols 96ia as;or both
and the account, - bonds four ana lai prrcen's pG-
IIe Railway shares. 2i ~ do preferred A., NtwJcrS'v
Central cousols The of for three months
bills N the open market - per cent which IS . cent
below Bank Df T. GLAND
iONr.N 5Idr.h .i-4 .. In" amount OF bulron gone
into tie Bank balance TODAY 3J3o'n Paris
ayce cuoie pei geu6s az llJ francs 20 confines
PAg- oa5c6 2-Escnange OF London, o francs IS con
New-York tribune., 1879-03-25
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
ter Worth R,rer Vssse1S and R4ilr1Iis.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
.F.rr.v Mach .

ASHF--Qriet snl unchanged.
COtFEE-Ro one, and -escr, unchanged Ordinary 20
Pnc csrgOes 1D440 IA ; sales $50 bass cy CITY OF RIO
10 DOO ba2s taken out Oi stock. v ID
dc, uuOt about Earacdb0 l2- 0l1C: Java,
.442 Lc.: aEudyfa. Il nlJc. san Domingo logil+c.
CDTIDN-SpD cotton dull. UNCHANGED Sales Liza nsles
g4G saturday evening" incLg 13} export 4di SilniuE
Receipts the ports to-day l3u1 bales against l2OI0 this
Isl week. l3.t-l last year.
New-York tribune., 1879-03-25

fairly active a7l at one time s,yaIai points higher
SATURDAY. evening, j0J bales. To-day Erst call
April 1922 1928. may 1893 June, 1921. 1898 JuIv
1870 1871 total L@HO bale. Seesnl Ca-Iar.L lu2+
1861 July. 10 IS. 1914
August. l0s2 I0Sl: NoveuDer. IOI4 t2s. 50o9 bales
Third Cal-Nay. 1913; June, Iots; JAY, lhIH lO'i IN
gust lO.7o IL: 81 >eoamDe 10 g. l0oG Octob,r do4g
1888 total 900 BARS. Also today, March at lU2aG
1921 Apr -" 1sel0.2s; Nav lOtG1lOtG june. lciJQ
lO6j Iuly 1881 lo7At August. lO,7elorG september,
lnG Go ~ october, 1U3Ja U 80 November. To- total
"a 9DO balt toal ~ 700 bae. Fuurs Ose4 DIn