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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-06-25
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
OFFICE or TIE INDIANAPOLIS SENTINEL
MONDAY EVENING, June q,

OFFICE OF TIE INDIANAPOLIS SENTINEL,
MONDAY EVENING, June %.
There has been nothing trauspiring in the
local money market during the week closing
with this evening that calls for extended COM
ment. The market is reported as being in
healthy condition. The banks are well sup
piled with funds, and are meeting the wants
of their regular customers promptly at the
usual rates of interest.
New York F1nancial Market.
NEW YORK. June %. = Money : Market
easy at 215@4 per cent, closing at 81 per cent.
Prime Mercantile Paper-4915 per cent.
Governments-Active and strong.
Railroad Securities-Firm; largest transac-
tons were in Erie second new consolidated,
Erie second per cents, funded, advanced "A
to 751z. The advance was in sympathy with
and 1. c. nrsts sold at 20; do seconds 22.
State Securities-Dull, except Louisiana con-
soils, which sre per cent. higher.
The stock market was firn In early dealings
and prices advanced A@sz, but subsequently
of X@2 per cent, the latter in Western Union,
which fell off from 941a to 9y1s, closing at 49,
During the afternoon a recovery of 11@l took
the close, and Iron Mountain declined 2 per
cent. Michigan Central ~, st. Louis. Kansas
the list 1lei14 per cent. Louisville and Nash
vile was exceptionally strong, aud rose from
q to 5sY g.: c. @ and S5an l: was more active
Transactions to-day aggr egated $4,000 shares,
of which 1900 were Erie, 5000 Lake Shore,
81 900 Northwestern common, 900 preferred,
10000 St. Paul common, 1000 preferred, $1,000
Lackawanna, l2e00 New Jersey Central, 10000
Michigan Central, l, 500 Cleveland, Columbus,
Cincinnati and indianapolis, 100 Ohios, 5000
Western Union, 5000 Pacific Mail, 5000 Louis
vile and Nashville, 1000 Kansas and Texas,
1850 Iron Mountain, 2, SEQ Kansas City and
Northern, and 900 st. Joseph.
The transactions in Erie new second con-
ISOLATED mortgage bonds to-day exceeded
81 100000.
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
Sterling, 90 days...4S7 o. 8. 46s.............l06
Sterling, sight......4S9 New u. q. 4s.......lO2t4
New per cents. ..-l0554
NorE-The purchasing price for Government
ponds in Indianapolis varies from the New
York quotations z91 per cent.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-06-25
A GOOD PLAN

Anybody can learn to make money rapidly
operating in Stocks by the "Two Unerr1ng
Rules for Success" in Messrs. Lawrence Co.'S
new circular. The com bination method, which
this firm has made so successful, enables peo-
pie with large or small means to reap ali the
benefits of largest capital and best skill. Thou
sands of orders, in various sums, pooled
into one vast amount and cooperative a
mighty whole, thus securing to each sharehol-
der all the advantages of the largest operator.
Immense profits are divided monthly. Any
amount, from IS to $50 o, or more can be used
successfully. N. Baptist Weekly, Septem-
Der Is 1873, says. "By the combination system
sl5 would make T5, or per cent; $50 pays
$3.50, or per cent; sl00 makes 81 0C0. or 10 per
cent. on the stock. during the month, accord
ing to the Market" Frank Leslies Illustrated
Newspaper, June %: 1.-The eombin alton meth
Cd of operating stocks is the most successful
ever adopted" New York Independent, sept.
Il: THE combination system is founded upon
correct business principles, and no person need
be without An income while 1t is kept work
ing by Messrs. Lawrence & CO.. Brooklyn
Journal, A prf1 %. sour editor made = net prof
it of Sl0l2 Is from 40 in one of Meesrs. Lawrence
q Co s conabfnations.n New circular lnailed
free) explains everything. Stocks and bonds
wanted. Government bonds supplied. Law
renee & Co., Bankers, 81 Exchange Place. NY
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-06-25

jeilies. soc; Cove Oysters. 500SDc; lbs n OO0
35; Sardines by the case, l21z9i31zc.
Cotton Rope-7010c: candle wick, 2l@23c.
wooden ware-DealerS report q fair demand.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-06-25
THE MARKETs-wEEKLY REVIEW.
Flour, Grain and Hay.

This market has been fuctuating consider
ably during the past few days. There has
been some activity in new wheat, but receipts
SO far have been light. Flour rules steady
Hay unchanged. Corn Is lower.
slour-We quote: New process, % 6OS7 90;
fancy, IS 5005 rs; family, "a 1895 90; low grades
s. 5Oo3 o..
Wheat-Is dull and easier for spot, with a
good inquiry for old. Receipts small. Futures
quiet and easier; SIC bid for No. red, delivered
before July 20; held at 99c. No sales. We
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-06-25

Powder and Shot-We quote rifle powder at
"a 7595, and blasting at " 5O92 IS per keg
Patent shot at 81 5o0I CO.
Timers Supplies-There is good demand
reported at our figures. We quote:
Best charcoal tin, 1 G, I0xl4 and 14x2O
81 90 pc box; <. l0x14 and l4x2O. So 90
per box: G 2cx2S, roofing, sl3 SO; "a B. IRON,
50 40; q charcoal 81 50@4 rs: Northrop's sheet
iron, roofing, "a 7e per square; copper bottoms,
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-06-25
Orchard Grass.
CEarn .IOurnal.l

This grass takes its name from its delight
In shady or woody places, but it thrives
when it is exposed to the sun, and. in fact,
stands the heat and dry weather better than
even timothy, herd grass or white clover.
1t is, therefore, well adapted to black, loamy
bottoms. 1t has an erect stem, from IS
inches to three feet high, depending on the
richness of the soil, ending in Iight-colored
head resembling June or blue grass, only
larger. 1t grows in tussocks, which spread
and deepen from year to year, forming, after
few years, very stiff sod. 1t starts very
early, and on good ground may be cut profit
ably three times, and makes excellent late
or early pastures For hay it needs to be
cut like all coarse grasses, before the blossom
is fully developed. There is no grass stock
are.tonder of than this. 1t ripens at the same
time with early red clover, with which, on
light land, it is always desirable to SOW it.
II may also be sown with oats or buckwheat,
or early on wheat.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-06-25

The table given below shows the receipts and
for the "a hours ending at IL O'Clock
to-day:
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-06-25
Raising Horses,

We often hear it said that it does not pay
for farmers to raise this or that breed
of horses, but this is true only in a limited
sense. The best specimens of any strain or
or style of horses sell rapidly at good prices.
and the poor ones of all breeds are drugs
upon the market. 1t is no doubt true that a
much greater measure OF success may be ex-
pected with some breeds than Others the
choice depending largely upon the circum-
stances of the farmer, his location, etc., and
that. as a general rule, ordinary farmers can
not compete with wealthy professional
breeders In producing horses for racing pur-
poses, either runners or trotters; but even
in these classes, much will depend upon the
location and the sort of brood mares the
farmer may have upon his farm. If he is
situated in a region famous for producing
turf horses, one that Is frequented by buyers
OF such horses. where he can have access to
first class stations, and his brood mares are
OF strains OF blood noted for producing win
ners. he will certainly find it most profitable
to breed horses of this class Where these
conditions do not exist. he will usually find
the surest profit in breeding heavy draft or
stylish carriage horses.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-06-25

Hogs-Receipfs, l5sO head; shipments, SIS
head. Light receipts and poor quality COM
bined caused q dull and dragging market.
The sales went to both shippers ana packers,
generally to packers at % SOS 80. The supply
not equal to the demand. At tn close all
were sold. We quote:
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-06-25
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES,
GENERAL STOCKS,

NorE-The purchasing price for Government
ponds in Indianapolis varies from the New
York quotations H@l per cent.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-06-25

Old Bourbon WHISTLES made prior to 1873 are
quoted at x306 so, according to age and brand.
Brandies-Cognac, imported, S6 50@S 80; ap-
pie, fall 1877, q 70el IS; peach; e 2o92 80; new
Gins Scheidam, foreign, g 5O@5; domestic,
81 IS. 49,
England, 81 50@2 50.
raschino, verm outh, Chartreuse, per case, SIS
@26
miscellaneous.
Candies-we have no change to note in
prices. We quote:
stick candy, l0h@ilc: mach. drops, llk
0l2c; kisses, 121z0l6c; nut candy, E@25c; gum
drops, hard, zoe, and Arabian gum drops, 10
l3c rock candy, l60l7c; lozenges, IS@2Oc; COM
mon pan work, l5c; fine do. 2Oc; plain cream
Gods 3O028c
Canned Goods : Business is fairly active
at quotations Tomatoes, lbs, 5000;
8 lbs, q l06o0 rs; lbs pie peaches, q Is.
Blackberriea. Sc; straw6erries, q zSl 60;
Raspberries, u SOL 20; Cherries, red, q 500
I IS; eving Beans, q o.; Green Pes, u 25@
2eoi Ysznouth Cofp, I5{4l 9; Pine Apples,
sters, ID, q 7t0t 50; lbs. y s.; Tumhier
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-06-25

Deep Flowing.
Some 20 years ago the was mania
among the agricultural theorists for deep
blowing Every farmer, it was said, had
farm under his lands of great value, where
the pillow had not reached. No matter what
the character of the surface and thd sub
soils were, the pillow should go in to the
beam. But these men are beginning to get
their eyes open. Mr.. George E. Warning,
Jr, in speaking of the results of 10 years
management of ogden Farm in the Agri
culturist, says: About six acres were some
seven or eight years ago plowed about II
inches deep. The subsoil of blue clay,
which was brought to the surface was last
ing injury TO the land. It still shows the
i'll effect of the treatment in spite of time
and manure. There are some soils that
would be benefited by blowing II inches
deep, but they are scrarce." The rule may
be said to be: 'Never turn up over one or
TWO inches of unfertIle subsoil in one sea.
son and when so turned up the land should
receive dressing of manure"
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-06-25
Remedy for Potato Bugs.

A correspondent of the Chicago Tribune
writes: For the last five years have not
lost cucumber or melon-vine or cabbage
plant. Get barrel with few gallons of gas
tar in it; pour water on the tar; always have
It ready when needed; and when the bugs
appear give them liberal drink OF the tar
water from garden sprinkler or otherwise,
and if the rain washes it off and they return
repeat the dose II will also destroy the
Colorado pct beetle. and brighten the old
long potato bug worse than threshing with
a brush. Five years ago this summer both
kinds appeared on my late potatoes, and I
wa;ered them with tar water. The nextday
all Colorados that had not been well pro-
tected from the sprinkling were dead; and
others, though their name was legion, were
all gone, and l have never seen one of them
on farm since l am aware that many will
look on this with Indifference, because it is
so cheap and simple remedy. Such should
always suffer both by their own and neigh
bors' bugs, as they frequently do.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-06-25

WAGES AND LABOR IN CLOTH PRODUCTION.
The Boston Journal, in discussing the Fail
River strike, presents the following interesting
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1879-06-25

The demand Is good and prices steady.
Wines and Liquors-Claret, per case, % rs
as so; Catawba, &@5 50: Port and Sherry, per
gallon, 81 IS; ginger wine, 81 250l 50; black
berry, 81 OO@i 50 per gallon; imported Cham
payne, $2203S per case; domestic $S@l2; Impe-
rial st. Louis, SIS so; Rhine wine, $6916; Bass
ale, 81 Is per doz; Guinness stout, q IS; gin
ger beer, 81 80.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-19

g.
ic uGe 100 oaes .or ,ge, s.n snd eHpor receipts
with ers 10 ecine; upands. Low Micding clause
G,d also "a a. H. InrliT ara Fsbrriarv ievey Gilsi
a. 10. February ana M.ren e.gerv 81 also - ~
TO- April and May denverv 6is May ard iuno deiy
IivERPooi- Dee ls-l.s0 p Ii Slnanns psni- Cotton
Gisiad MidainR i i'n @ S''ii- ~ l'1G ii.I
,vflPoo,- Dee lS-4 D. u--ine sa's Of cotton To-Day
ans can.e December Jaunarv delivery 6ad. eo ian
uar. an February cry. 6-gf: February and March
deiivcryOs asl do. b. lr,n and Apr delivery ID.
LyEuOoi- Dee So o. n. . oton- uir.s q osed eaA
ery. ss,,d 40 March and April delivery als5 -i
Do April aud Nay delivery. 90 I'D. aay Juue deiy
Mldalng lia6llcs Good Ordinary. iOsflIo.' receipts
1877 bales. sales 90 bales. - ,o. -
Niddlng .4c Cool Ordinary - net resePtsS,2 oaie,
gross $50 haes exports 70 rfeA. bi'l ~ ~ ~ oae'' ''4S
BOSTON Dec -, otion qmet and htn. 4lnlhng u sc
aAlE-r5s pee 50 Cotton guehansea M.ddins DE-
CENTS bales * the Continent s5O bales sales
SEcSS9n Dec Is.~,otn n quiet: 'IdilnE. l2e.. Low
Mi.ans sea GGos saies Cs"I m s . so IA - s a' a.
GALVESTON. Dec Is. Cotton nrm M.ddlng IL he Low
6a eSports the of tinent los bales coastwse $500
Oies Lousv "a bee -y. .1say Naepg lsaleI
NEMrl> d C. ls-CoiUon hrm "a anns i',ci recsipt-
Il4.94l bales. 80
ao9 Ggi and Ta ", M+qsins ls.s,. i'e &
ae- exports 6ls bales saies 1000 bales -iocS
NTw OrLEANs Dee. lS.-COttOn quiet ann firm Mldding
i.c ding. ii Gooc Ordinary. II itc net
crips : iSG To- 7sU bales exports Great Bri
ain bales coastwl-e. l2tj bales sales 5000 bales
last evening, -. 700 bales -tuc -Ss.s bsies
NogFoLS. Dee IS-coon steaiy Nidf.ng l-'-ci net re-
ceps . "a bales; sales 900
bales stock. b3i26 bales
PHILADELPHIA Dee iS-Coton qulet Mldli7g. l. s., Low
ordinary net receipts. l2J
rces 0G bales sales spinncrs AS bales 800 baes
-AsANXsH Is steady; Mldllng II 'sc-.
N.ddlinr II 4.Jil
baes exports the Continent 5ju Oaes coastwse +j25
bales sales. laOO bales last evening 800 bales stock
He5gg bales
III LoU, Dec Cotton nrm, unchar ged Mddlng &c
Low Mlddng 81 Ordinary n ~; receipts, S-Ss
bales sh.omeats 1895 bales sales $500 bales socx.
sc 2g7 bales.
WILMINGTON. Dec lJ.-CottOn 1rIn na Mifdung Pc;
low nidng. tsc: Good Ordinary Il isc let receipts,
90 bales saies 100 bales stock. L4.34O
New-York tribune., 1879-12-19
,...s o-a,rarv vlOl Low n
.--,-. t...,.,e n lrdtnxrv ia. MIDDLE

Eptnres moderately closing firm al an advance u
-, X nouns saif 4Jp bales Prices paid -brcrmOcr
81 January 2.54 / SO February. l2ss al3l3
N,rch 7aIJ.4O April. I3s2al3 y; MAY ls.92G ~
June i3 I ala so Jav i3sss i3 -. August lo.9os
"a AZ. -eptetb beT l3204l32t, October 1870 Today
clssns grices-Drcembrr lA66al267 January; l2sl
~ February 1896; March. 1900 SSo; APRIL 5000
Nae LII q Jane. iSsD0lo So July 1890 a
iiSS95 August IA 4O4alsG6 Transferable orders. lzIO
- nrH And MEAL-FLOU H-harket duii, anu 10 IN
.tances Saioc lower scarcely any export denand ana
~ git ,obug re inquiry little business reported
~ Gevery sales. lLDCO bbs Including t2uO 1bs
xira - - for the whOe range s. " bois
WinIer Wheat Frtra. ss9ss 100 bbA Low fxIs - eoS
al stp bbs Stale for February - % 100 DBL
CIV MIN EEIa est Indies - 20 - 49, eDis super
tnss - -50s5 &c and zoo hbs No :. - z'Ge1 -
isit.r for Choice Winter Wheat of the sales. = 900
- w,~rc tor export. Ouotau0hss No a. z'1
% DOS 81 e'nsrnse ~ sea- 75 common Fnr Exra
-Isie s. sOssa 10. G0oa 70 sAnce 90, a. L,e
80, common 10 Good Ertra Western. 80 ~ Ss5 20
,ace IA Fancv a. ~ 3Ogss rs Common . oood nItra
onna soop hia l0SsO 20 esood 70 chsies 10 - soo
a. "a NInnesos Extrass 80 ss6 20 Bye MIXTURE
81 - 49, sO bakers 81 81 ss1 30 stfaaEhi z9d
a. Is Patent chisf. -ifhin ,he rsnsr 81 81 90
80 "a 81 Iouir Far hrtrA 10 - % rAr
ts Coos 80 61as7 Good % checs Family 5. 9sse "a
.s,.as Xsuer Vhraf 81 Toste n. closing dn
s1rtfpREkN FLOUk duii. declining sales bO" neis
Tommoa 10 Extra 80 is 50 SO oood 70 Sholce 20 10
40 s1 RYE PIDJ X duh; sales. x0 Dbls. Euperbne,
~ ~ s0sy5 57o......BUcKwHEAT fLeUh DUH s2 2"s
New-York tribune., 1879-12-19

LONDON Dec f--i2}l omit s.. Bonds. View 1ves. 1865
Il. hsANa s!- - 49, CO. seco cnnsis. 90 Icnnsriva
Central. ltailug p Atlantic anu Grca
IS ~.trTu second u0rtgagr trustee cert uratc,. %
llADNA. Lec Isl % ui-ifd Council bills were al
lnie TODAY a. lsL gupee dee ne Erie Railway shares
~ second Unn-ols 3, h., AiAnUc ana Great este
tr-f gage ustrcs Ncatt-. 90
LONDON, Dec. l--S %. m.-inr bullion IN the Bank oi
England has increased 493uui turin the past The
Of The Bans Of england % LIABILITY which
last we 41lifs r. q y cent.
-. rs W.-t =. bonds New uves. los
consOi ~gfs usvivana Central 5l7 Allan
lnd Great Wrsier rrst MORTGAGE trustees eertleaes
second IaIl- adviccs quote three per cent
81 rraucs fOr the account
LONDo>. Dec lS- me his morning says The
the silver marx partly due - te almost pro-
rhiOrv for f-e fn- 80 calcutta where sail
tonnage T. uird te aslne price Drns from fOa
& 35- % LOIuOu and Europe
fAas Dee. lS x,laugr London. - francs p cen
chfc- The The Bank or france mas IN
creased .0JUDOu frames uurlue the rlsr wees
.FEIIN. Dec lr.Ih- -taremf 1f u the lunea Bank ui
Germany shows increase specie ~ f,-iIuJJ MARKS
New-York tribune., 1879-12-19

LIVERPOOL Dec. ls.-Pork-Prime dess Eastern. eul
dun AZ 81 short lip. dull 80 Cd Long Clear
cull at 80 short Clear. dul al 40 Hams-Iong Cut
dull Al. shoulders duh al 20 Beei-lnGia Mess. dn
a. - Extra Mess steady az lO2. Prime Ness. dul az
- IAr-prime Western dull 81 dd Tailos-Prime CITY
steady a3I6d rurpentine sps u, mer al 90 3D. hos'n
- gu mon, dun al 81. Pine. dul al 10. Cheese
American Choice, dun 81 64 81 Lard Oh. dun az 40
Eiour-h -fate steady JU6d Aheat-on1ng No. =
dun af 10 a.; spung. No = dull Al II New
Western Winter, dul y Cd Now southern inter aG
al Il7L Corn-hixed dull az 0nd totionseod oii-fel
American market ko-in-' oHnon, al London
dull 1urpenne SfritA AT London sieAAy AZ " od
iIyHRroot- Dec. ls-l230 m Lard 5tOd per cwt ior
American. Bacon per cWt for Long Clear dlddleo
and ID for short Clear hiddlea-
LlyELFOo- Dec. lS-5 m.-Renued Petroleum - per gal
LONDON. lS-i D. m.-Rctnec Petroleum. 6PG0asi per
gAl. sBIrlts 0f TurpentI3e 80 Cd go ad per cwt
LONDON. Dee ls-0 pm-hennel petroleum O'rL per sAL
ASTwHar. Dec is-Petroisam c3'l raucs Tor aue pale
BRESiS Dec 10 Lard closed Al 40 per 10 D. Pc
trOluun. MARKS 30 pfennigs-
New-York tribune., 1879-12-19

The dome site exchanges on New lork are qnoted
M tLe nloces mentioned as f0lows: savannah SsG =
discount: Charleston, SIC 10 l. discount New-Or-
leans commercial - 5OaS5, bank II % Odlscouna1;
discount. Boston, 25 cents discount The
limited States Treasurer al Washington to-day
yeceived SaO 600 In National bank notes for re-
de.unti,n Tie customs receipts were 1415OOO.
ana the internal revenue receipts were F5oOOVO'
Tie following is tO-day's Clearing HOuSe state
men, ExrEapges SIO9 iOl 776; balances.
S4.5Oi go. e., ,
,ne.f,,. ,,.d f,r.tgu coins and bullion:
New-York tribune., 1879-12-19

TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Fsy yosh Eirer Vessels md Railroads.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

AsHFS-QuieI unchanged
6OFFEF-Du and n0mi ally unchanged Far Carzoes O
Pho 5a.c the Olbors" Is here In few daTs
wit u.
COTrON spot COTTON quiet and welk. though without
ouof r4les hst ulng lntiunlug
81 for spinning 200 r llAi delivered on con
al The poTis to0aY. J.4tS
lies against go - bales week ana 25. $50
baes This day sst sep ember l. 7s3 so bale
AGAINST 2 335 go bales for the ne last year.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-19

A cCmnarlt velV small business vas done in rail-
road bonds and generally ~ steady prices. Ere
second cousai, sold 90 SIS ~H3i al N4is, and the
first gold c1nsois 90 115l2a ll5l8a1l5l2 Rome,
Watertawn and Ogdensburg ho ds werc again
weak declining TO 5saa, bur rallied to 1913. -.
Fulton issue. were firm. $4,000 selling at
IO4 ami Mobile and Ohio Ersis advanced 70 9f4
Ohio and Mississippi nrsts. Springfield DIVISION
were weak declining 10 60; the effect of Judge
Irumnond's decision 10 reopen the relative 10
their validity being aided by q rlm0r thaJ the ox-
pert .ut.d by the Court 60 examine the cordi-
non of ia road Will report tina, 10 will require
about Al OoO. 00O to place II u proper conoiton.
Wahasl new - recovered FROM 90 "a S3l2 90 l.
Annexed are the closing quotations.
New-York tribune., 1879-12-19
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lie contracts he enrrrei into for sn. Qlufie of
panrr may 10 needed curing tue year ant 70 more
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81 900 mrchn" finish pr nrng paper -iN}'.
l7,lUI rClns cil-lll'gtd nfiutul- p4nel, -i > S.
100 ctef''rrrad DIR ing pap r. f 'sfeni Nfei
92CO rUans -i1el ald ca-on-ctcd printing lip,- nler
1900 ream. -zcd and caendered tinted printing paper OF
differ
1900 rsam- easanesiEed paper. Tor Post once banks
$4,000 ponaes ma paper different sizes aud weights
b0uuo pounds lite paper.
$4,000 rcan- white writing paper. an rent sizes and
esco reams coored writing paper diH rent sises lnd
WeIghts
TO resms cover paper di1ergnt size. and weights.
30 reaIn- manila paper. different sizes.
100 re tissue paper.
e5.O. sheet, Imitation parchl ent dfelc1t sizes
10000 rhtets bauA note paper.
10000 sheets glazed Doni paper
l.N2S,OOO sheets carl board
By u econ u Joint Commtioe u Congress Oh Pubic
JNO. a. DEFREE-
Pubic Printer.
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Irsal Nonces.

ltgll AoIice5.
nANISON. EDWARD Fin pursuance OF
~ an orIrrO r0mpkns Nestervelt esq -afr0gatr II ls
Comfy notice Is ny givrn i1 a lrpr3
having CLAIMS AGAINST EDWARD r. DAWSON. iais ID te
Town Casefon County OF l. chmond. a-e o li. nt
the with vOucer' hereo the subscriber ~ her
place the business the esa hr DIDO u
WELhk@ 70 - FER. No - WI!-st in rho CIV New
18th ~ nexr-pstff October
~ lsIa. CHAKLO TIE :. DAVIoDN.
Iaw6mTr Execuirix
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY of NEW
- NOKk.-H Try FRANCES ~IDMAN. o. TIE CDuImi' trs
~ Jonn f. Sldmsn. unsfic sui JOHN = SID
MAN. niaint. fs AGAINST FRbDEt.ICk N. AyO.E, FRANK
r. MOORE CHARLES ID. MOORE ana SARAH r.
MOORE drfrndents summons To the a0oveu"lA'd eernd
Nou htrrby -unmonet 90 answer g. M amt
in acton. nd 70 OF our answer on tns
painss attorney sihin davs afIer the ssrvic Ot
tnis summons exc usiye OF the dfy of
fH.re app, lu gucni VII . tixfn
hy DEF mt for the relief cenanie IN the c"-
plant Dated New iOrA, November To. l,ta
JAMES A. -HERMAN pliintlhs atorn v.
once. 10 Broadway. NeS-hOrg CITY.
q -. Address - Broad fy, NcS YORK.
To FREDERICK ". MOORE, PRANK F. MORE
CHARLES MOORE and SARAH r. MOOkE; Tho iure-
gong served hr puocainn pu sllsnt
TO OF tho HOn charles Dau.es JuSuee of ths
supreme Court of the state N Newiork d4rd Newlo
H. s. and filed with the complaint IA the othes
House IN the CITY OF NewNOrK.-NewYoI December II.
1879.
J. A. SHE ..sEAN. attorney for plaintiff
ON aaG Post Office address, 10 BroadSaT,
New-iOrk Oirv.
Dl2lav 6wF
New-York tribune., 1879-12-19

RIr JANqrRo Dec i7.-Codec-Market very quet prices
nr1rg nH Hnlinai EKchane- 90 icansr -3d.
SANT,- Dec. II Coffee market very guet prces nearly
New-York tribune., 1879-12-19

ErRnPrAN MARKErs.

FNl RlvrR Mass. Dee. ls.-The PRINTING Cloth market
has ruled lu "a quotations sie1d.r but Sun ~ buyers
favor for small quantities. OF sDOt eOods
New-York tribune., 1879-12-19

sprc-r,pm .ler, sigh, TO-. ses7 premium en- Lona'r
IL rl-ls grtfaluni
New-York tribune., 1879-12-19
! AIITII u Wv = IIMFAN =
by ~lDNEI DILLON. President.

Send for The Tcek'y financial Rcporf Of Alex
rockingham & Co.. broker., - Nall-st.. New
York. which Is nt free and contains information
how. by investing $50 20 800 Ia stock operations,
: 900 is frequently made.