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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-17

Sandwich put their saloon license at $500
TINS year, and on the lst Of May every saloon
was closed, the proprietors declaring they
could not afford to pay th9t sum.
Ii these saloons were to remain closed, we
are unable to see that Sandwich would lose
greatly by the opcration-that is if the laws
are strictly enforced. Some good temperance
men hold that where the laws cditaDt de eatorc.
ed, however disgraceful it may seem, perhaps
il would be better to license saloons.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-17

More shakes than usual this year.-AmJoy
J0uyh1l
That's what we thought till We took the red
ribbon. Try il. Nr. JouIn0i
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-17

The recent city election at Lacon Marshall
county, while not resulting in mo license"
gave the city a board Of aldermen who lean
that way. At their first meeting they voted to
increase licenses from 5000 to $500. The
mayor Is a low license man, hence the council
don't agree Two of the saloon keepers have
closed, and one of them had the effrentery to
post up over his door: THE Lord will pro-
videH As if the Lord has any special inter
est in saloon keepers! But, of course, while
the lamp holds out to burn-even a saloon
keeper may return. We freely admit that our
past meajsdeJ2ng lite was more Que to our own
folly than any effort of saloon Keepers. They
are not generally so black as they are painted
Those who paint them in the most rcpusive
colors know the least about them.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-17

Western breeders and raisers are cipherng
out rise in the price of hogs. One of the
most observant says; THE farmers all over
the country are putting their brood sows, pigs
and all they can get into the market this win
ter, seemingly in the belief that there will be
no hogs needed next year. The result will be
a short crop and high prices"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-17
ARITHMETIC MADE EASY.
ROPP'S
Essay CALCULATOR

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thousands to accomplish In minute what they could not
learn to calculate In many months u,,
Tho frst mart contains an entirely system, OF Tables
which shox at glance the exact value OF all Kinds oil
Grain, Stock Hay. Coal Lumber Merchandise, etc, from
pound up od and for any price that the mar
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az g. T. and 10 per correct measurement or al kinds
OF Lumber Saw Logs, Ci.terns. Tanks Grsnsries Bas
Wagon Beds. Corn Cribs, Time Wages and many other
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The Second part practical Arithmetic and embodes
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calculator and BY which tr0 thirds OF the figures and
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Photographers will tell you TO smile a lit
tie. but they never set 'em up.-WheeliHs
ReQisfer.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-05-17
CLEAN PEOPLE

Hcus-SeepeTs Builders, Painters, remember that keep.
large stock 81 g.rc tads, Plas OILS Isfnshes. Pain,
brushes and al kinds Of usteris for painting wst
be undersOld. <. JIsIGGs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-03

LGnS Ss,I po,sd short sf ES"s s ard SrS'
ing er moderate brEarsl Ciiy Hsay % J. sh Isl ":
steaiy demand pr .Poi io' 'H . 'Sss ma o
Ig gi y - m grsr ~ 80, i r.c. on i5si I'D
81 20 tes VI ~ ezo@ - - g ssn f I9oi
8 ss 81 &C. o,3s6 0c $50 &C. A9s zen o. 5fS 81 -
June 823aoGe5c.. Jolly, o.27g aG o. Anguu $500
G57ec; remainder o. year. G'ggt''z2'. ~ Si' 81
fined duh Continent quoted Gj r. ..Bt TIER Makes
On Rug Ter -fsto acr~ FAR T. cro,, icg Be-; 81
hatarkn tnhs Far - Chgce ,Gl2c ~ hlk 99'i
STATE Common. B,7c. New Bntter--tlfe Welsh. COO %
Choice l2dllc; stare pals and , tubs Good - Cho.ce
sar % choice. Iiei7c Western 'rs1m'ry peo oo, 20
6fi5c; Western Factory, Poor 70 choiee TT.
orIces unaltered old Flcory POOR rilcv
4ezhc skins 26Sc; Western Factory. roor 10 pnme
- EGGS fair request ana rrae stronger Long lsllni
lie: western nc: southern. loq1ilc
& e Pr ae net nns , steady 2aro1' sd Far %
Fair 70 Good Gacae; Prime. e'a61c Rangoon. 3ea &c
SEQ g1is ana gasianscs we;ter7 coysr
5no 5i :o. iy % 's sao %9 %
3 N ir I , 9i T o2 e az 80 . r
3lOo bags Pernambqco $50 20 bids Demt "a jy,ci
terms Refined active and hrmi standard - 7tS7'sc;
cT,9g Nc rlf9,r sale. y oo5 ~ s15g
TEA-Fa.r.y active ami abou, steady. .,
hhds sii quiet sales 100 casr. v1nia
I-T7 l2d22 lc 100 DO New. tngduf 1877, l4H-ic 20
seconds and Filters private terms 200 bales Ia
vanu $50. 0Sl ID.
WIS KEY Dull nominal. - ~.
WIIALEBpNE-Qu0te steady. though quiet
WODL-Ilas been less active. and all prltrs show weakness
AMI rrrgu arfy Holders DESTROYS N rcGai suppl -
much possible before tho arrivals ot he new cps De.
general liberal manufacture however caanot %
induced beyond Their actual wants and
the market occupies an unsaiis.acory po-uan sales,
100 900 p Fleece 3Od33c. 10000 Domestic Noi-, 30
25c: 10000 70 oregon. 21c. 20Dt0O p FlL I.xas, 100
900 = spring Co. rZics 10000 southern,
2n12,c. luODO spring California ID 42Oc. $4,000 n F
baI ll
nestle Pulled, private terms.
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and the ST. Louis and Iron Mountain range from -
TO Dig per cent, while the Hannibal aud ST. Joseph
stocks after selling at higher figures. show final de,
clines of lo and 2ls per cent for the common ana
preferred shares respectively.
The trading IN the trunk line shares, excepting
Erie has been comparatively insignificant. Mlchi-
gan Central, a recovery of rs per cent. shows
final decline Of BIS per cent. but the prices OF the
other trunk line shares show fractional improve
ments. c., c. c. and l. suffered drop Of "a per
cent but later recovered 3ls per cent while e.. u
and !. c.. being specuIated III according 10 tue
diverse views ot operators regarding Judge mar
lan's decision. fuctusted between y aud - hnaIly
closing at ;, or Is per cent lower than IL
closed one week ago. The trading III Louisville
and Nashville Railroad stock assumed greater slg-
nifcsnce and its price advanced from % 20 OOA20
90. Ohio and Mississippi was unusually acJlNe, anu
on sales of $4,000 shares fluctuated ia per cent,
with final result of Is lose 1t the close, the pre-
ferred stock showing decline of liz per cent:
The coal stocks have been both higher ana
lower than they were week ago, the speculation
IN them st times beng buoyant and then AGAIN de-
pressed the final result Ia decline for all OF tue
active shares The telegraph stocks were Affected
the formation of "a new telegraph company DuI III
Is very likely that that announcement had ne eHec1
IF checking for the time the selling OF Western
Union Telegraph stock, which before had seemingly
quantities and at such prices AZ not To de.
press it. Western Union, on q recovery OF
ia per cent from the lowest figures, sh0Wo
q final decline Of 15s per cent and Allan
tic and Pacific, after declining SIS per cent re-
covered 2. per cent. Pacific Mail has attracted Int
tie attention. the sales of 1t being at los anu Its'
and finally at l41i.
The bullion mining stocks have all been strong,
with particular activity in Standard of which the
sales amounted 10 II. 500 shares, ~ from 2s'40
3Ol2. Quicksilver common Is Ia, and the pre-
lerTed L per cent lower.
WEEKLY RANCE or PRICES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-03
The foreign exchange market was not very active
but closed irmeT the basis of annexed quotations
the ,ellIug raLes LeIng LlL 81 OF a cont lOMer:

feature of the London market IS the continued
abundance OF money Offering and going into invest
ments of United States bonds, which in conse-
quence made further improvement British consOls
were easier the range of American securities being
irregular and in accordance with the range Of
puces This side We quote bar silver nc the close
nj sofia pence the ounce. English stand
ard At Yesterdays regular weekly meeting
Of the directors of the Bank of England.
the rate of interest was maintained az per cent,
As against l - the figure at which three-months
bills are discounted In the outside market The sum
of so. 900 bullion was withdrawn from the bank
during the fiscal week and since then the bank has
The following are the highest aud lowest prices of
securities for the week, and the closing sales to-
night and a week ago:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-03
THE STATE OF TRADE.

liverpool Nav 2-P0rk-Primc Moss Eastern. steady
az 81 Western steady At ~ Bacon D. cum2efilne O. 2.
ann al %: short RIO duh 40 20 Ions Clear duA x
1,. short ear dull 3D. Ham,-Lung Cut steady 6
az shoulders steady 40 20. beei-lli,a Moss Gu.. Il
X Fvfra Noes dul az So. Prime Mess --oaiy st ~.
iarI-Prime Western dun a. 30. Ia.loN - PRIME ~
ami al 35. Turpcntlur--piut- cuu 40 +-'. tosn
t,uo ann ar t8I. fl.o steady 90 bl ChreseA meg.
ican Choice so. L.lt Oh steady 20 o tllLf
sat. ami Mheat-7rruC. No. 3, dll 40 Oh NO.
. spring. duI SOD Nev Western Winter Hu, ~
a New southern Winter steady AZ BEL. Corn-Ney
Mixed steady 40 - "a. per CEN Al Ga MAr4 Hu. az
9d. per GENITAL. Cotton seed ''-l .N ..l -
al DO HOsin- Common. LONDON, sit. a. -i. A-A-
penuue-~. lrit-. 90 london. sftIlf ai -- ol
lIyFlPOoI- May ESQ p. r-b.fa htihf ,... lNN =
GENTS " Wheat the past three days "cii --'1 Dn.'.
'ulue cpufal8 American. Doe la4at' .i li4' a.A
Fa,Ti.s Al Manchester ]. firm and lending upward -
LIyrglnnI- May "a %. ub-cuu p ' ti t"'. lot L'ns
Cislr NIdtles. and 2f f1r short Clear Middle. ., .
LOSuoN MAY "a D.. m.--priis OF AutptA'"H --o| Pc
Resin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-03
Coupon on.
We annex current closing quotations:
SAN FRANCISCO CLOSING PRICES OF MINING STOCKS.

In State bonds the most active dealings were in
Louisiana cOnsols, which ranged at j0G51, late
sales being nj 30. There was something doing in
Tennessees ut steady prices and Missouri U.s. To-
day Alabamas, Class A, sold at ~.
There was nothing very important in city bank
stocks, and the only sales reported to-day Re-
public l2l al 101, Park l25l at 100, and Ameri-
can Exchange 21l at 100.
4 very large and animated business was done in
railroad bonds, much, perhaps, IN TIE way of
speculation of investment. The Eric issues were
to-day-cOn ,oldated frsts 113is seconds -, and
second funded ISL. The tirsts and seconds Of
Missouri Kansas and Texas in demand,
and rose to-day 10 G7l4 and 3Ol2 respect
lively. All the jersey Central bonds advanced also
iirsts TO 116lo. cOnsols to S93i cOnvertibles 20
9Ol2 adjustments To 1918 ex interest, and Lehgh
10 81. Denver and RIO Grande fifsts rose to 9 D.
Firsts of c. c. and c., after -etthngd0wn 10 GS3i
rose to-day to IL The Western bonds and the
variOus mortgages Of the Pacific coast railroads
were all largely traded in at full prices.
The money market presented no new features,
and call loans at the close done at 303lg on
mixed collateral and Il 202 on United States bonds
time loans offering nc =. There was only m0der
ate business IN commercial paper, but best names
found free purchasers N 4Gj per cent Rates OF
States Treasurer at Washington to-day received
$500 600 i'm National bank notes for redemption
The customs receipts were Slt2. 600 and tile in
tenal revenue receipts 100000. The following
is the Clearlug-HOusc statement to-day: Currency
exchanges, $llO293,422; currency balances, st.
47l.j~l.
The foreign exchange market was not very active
but closed hTmeT on the basis OF annexed quotations.
the selling rates being I2G a of "A cent lower:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-03
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rtcer. Ves5.is ar RlL)utA
EhIpAY. Nay 9. 1879.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


ASHES Rather quiet but steady Pots. l'.sjci Pearls.
GLH7C.
BEEswAX-sieady though quiet Western and southern
yellow, 2ia25c.
BgOOM CORN-Au Prime Grades steady, bur other quail
ties neglected and weak.
CANDLEs- In lObbng sale and unchanged
COALTho improved tone noted lew ago has given
place ana The auction sales
Wednesday Thursday supplied the wants u
buyers lower figures Than those quoted in the regular
Anthracite ~ 30 Qs2 50 per ton By the
COFFEE Rio quiet and nomnaly unchanged Ordinary
Prime cargoes IO4Gl4c including Fair iS.c. The
" Ada Carter arrived with 1900 bags Bio, Increasing TIE
stock 10 T2532 bags Mid grades quiet
unchanged Java. z3G25c, and MaracaiDO Al 2Gl5'2c
COOPENAGE STOCK-Tho demands moderate sup
plies ample and prices steady.
CU1rON--p0t Cotton quiet at an advance OF
itedbtsc. sales l4T4 bales lJ23ast evening", all Tor
spinning delivered contract 500 bales Receipts at
the to-day 5,Z0s bales against 1880 this day last week.
4J29 last the week, 037 bales against 3d.
Al week this week year since September
J. A3l2 bales i,O7o 653 last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-03
THIRD cALL-2:3O O'CLOCK p.

FRIDAY. May 2-P "
We have received a copy of the official annual
statements of the railroad and canal companies OF
the State of New Jersey, made to the Controller Of
the State in obedience to the law of 1874. The
companies that particularly interest the public are
the United New-Jerscy Railroad and Canal Com
pany, the Central Railroad OF New-Jersey, and the
Morris and Essex Railroad, abstracts of whose re-
ports are annexed
The following gives the earnings and expenses Of
the United New-Jersey Railroad and Canal Com
many for the wear ended December 81 1878:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-03

amount of exchanging of called bonds into the
per cents The latter issue has been IN exira0rdi-
nary demand from all classes of buyers and the in
quries como from all over the country. A. re-
suit the week records advance TO 10l 7s01Oll5Is
Late IN the week demand sprang up
for 5s of 1881, which improved considerably
on the calculation that at The relative prices # the
As they were cheap Other bonds were quiet and
did not present an active appearance. The follow
ing the highest and lowest prices for the week,
and the closing sales to-day and week ago:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-03

The foregoing statement includes the cross earn
inCs and operating expenses of the Newark and
Bloomfield Railroad Company, the capital stock Of
which Is SlO3, 500 and OF the Chester Railroad the
capital stock and debt of which amount to go -
1873. The Morris and Essex Railway mpanvs
line of road Is leased 20 and operated by the Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western Company at an
annual rental OF per cent upon It's total debt and
capital stock, which, by the foregoing statement,
amounts 90 an annual payment Of 80 r51 2lO
while the net earnings Of 1875 were only - ~ .32~
showing a loss 10 the Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western Company from the operations OF the Morris
and Essex Railroad and branches, in 1878, Of
81 $50, 2S2.
The following remark Is made at the foot Of the
report of the Morris and Essex Railroad: " The
true value OF this railroad Ii less than It's COST and
at the foot Of the Chester report: The true value Of
the above named railroad does moi exceed $780,
OOO." Capitalized at S22l,l33J These remarks
are worthy OF note.
The speculation IN stocks during the week ending
to-day has continued 10 run more particularly TO
the stocks of the railroads that make NJ the new
combined route TO the Southwest and Of the Pacific
Railroads. Sympathetlcay with this movement,
the majority of the other Southwestern railroad
stocks have improved in price, while all
show more or less reaction in final sales.
on the total sales Of 1,l1s,127 shares, 3lIG3G
shares were contributed by the stocks of Kansas
Pacific, Missouri, Kansas and Texas, 80. Louis,
Kansas City and Northern common and preferred,
and Wabash. Kansas Pacific, after an advance OF
1874 Der cent, closes the week With a reaction OF
only pa per cent. Missouri, Kansas and Texas
rose "a per cent, and retained y OF It's advance
at the end. Ut. Louis, Kansas Cly anu
Northern common stock advanced 43i per cent,
and the preferred So per cent later
losing Il per cent and 2os per cent respec-
lively Wabash, with sales Of 100000 shares, mas
sold DO higher than IL sold during the preceding
week but 1t has fuctuated between the hSures OF
81 l. and 34os. finally closing at Sian advance oil
|. Der cent over the final sales of week ago. Ige
advances in the st. Louis and San Francisco stocks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-03

pr-vv,ro May 2-F'our FAR demand sales, 20 bh's,
price. unclaimed wheat dull buyers hol4tE on p.css
Ennin lIv Unchanged Com far lcun.u s'lt- 'la NrW
y, IIirh Mixed western track. fulc, ears NeW
iIigb NIxri luAc. 900 bush Old Mixed NJ earln 5b-c
o. Iuief. -ales bush. WHITE ui,, 81 &c 200 Das
co s3c Barley good inquiry sales. 5000 Canadian on pr
,aie Terms rive inactive Hiehwiuts steady az 81 v
Al az for ~ Made other artices unchanged EAiroai
frtights nominal -, ., ........., ,.t.,,
sc,rs hrm and higher 40 chicago spring " Sc c'sh
olLGl3 A. Juue 80 July No 80, .oflt't.i $50
,.fcd o. corn moderately scvc and higher. 33 oslo
cash SO Nc June 3osc July; oats IN TAR dTah" 81.
dImer ise Barley hraer az e1fo'c P2r- s'elS
Jupe, 50 85ds9 81 July. Lard dun ana s-lis
lower 6.g5 G59T &c. cash eQ2s4dOoe June ~ -
n July. Meats 30 .dy aud unchanged " alsAN
steady and unchanged 81 o. Eggs 0f9hc treigls N9f
m Ruralo &C. the cose-Wheat srlngrr ~ - ~ Il
May 03a.c. bid June "a 5e bid July Corn nrasr ina Sc
T,sher oats good demand and shade higher 80
NAV IS IA 36c. duh and lower 91@ NC June
O 80 &c. July Lard steady anc nr1n . ,-,. a..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-03

Futures acye and SGlo points higher sales last evening
II 700 bales. To-day First Cau-May. lLJ3 D., 81.
iie7; H. ON IL9s June, 1915, lZ.I7 July 1888,
1894 1898 August FAC. II 49, I2l, september 1917.
~ o. october. 1l47; November. HOG. llO7 nos De.
cember ii, lOl January 40 total 1920 bales sec
ond Cali-May ll90i June, l2l7j July l235; August,
1919; october. ll49 December, IL %,
total 200 bales. Third CaI-May. II n, 9TH ll.Js
June 2l-. I2l9 July 1876 August - 80. l24S
tember I2o9; October Il4r Novemoer l01 December
HOB. total S,tCO Also, To-Day May at llyO1 II
June l2l4d22O July 1871 al230; August, l2iJ 1880
september 12OGUl2lO; october liza 80 November.
IIu51l 10; December. ll6llO3; total $500 bales
.rnnn tntnL ~ 400 hales EurIrns cLOsed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-03

The market was castor to-day Tor c0ns0Is and
strong In other securities. In Paris, rente- ranged
between 1921 and I1jI7l2 and 1890 and
I1392l2 ex-iurere-t, closing at 1l3.92I2, against
lI5.U2I2 interest on week ago. SVnt exchange
ON London ranged from 2J.l7l2 90 2J.l4 closing no
2JI6l2. ..
The following is the statement Of liabilities and
assets OF the Treasury of the United states as of
May l, 1879, from latest returns received:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-03

II will be understood that the foregoing state
mcnt includes Only the earning, and expenses of
The lines of railway situated within the State of
Nev-Jersev that are operated by the Central Rail-
road Company. Hence the gross earnings for the
wear are reported at only 1854 .62G instead Of at
-. j69. 525 as in the company'- statement made TO
isstockholdeT-. and the operating expenses are Tee
ported at - 32j, SIP instead OF 3t T32sG.7 J9 as
IN the statement that includes the operations of be
leased LehI.h and Susquehauna Railway in the
State Of Penn.yl vauia. The present statement in
cludcs the earnings and operating expenses Of All
the New-,Jersey lines owned OF leased by the COM
pany but not the rentals Of any OF the leased lines
The net earnings from those lines-Hl, 81 j,7J3 for
the year 1-7s-were Sl,204,247 less than the an
nual charge of per cent upon the total Indebted
ness OF o36,OJ3,334.
The statement of the Morris and Essex Railway
Company Tor the year ended December 81, 1878, IS
a. follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-03

,.,.,
TIE stock market exhibited less SteadIness to-
day than yesterday. and after numerous huctua-
go -.,.,lr,- .t.r-. I,.li,,, IN It'll
Mons prizes 7'"7i'i'' ,u"" . ",' NM ,N' 'o''i
dealings amounted 10 I'o'OoV shares' DuJ were so
well distributed that only one or two stocks As
s1,ned ,ort lar rol1ruaucp The LARGEST 9mollut
p'' ''-'''
OF business ''o"' lh any one s'"CA vas ia 'H"l %
Erie the sales OF Is amounting to $1,000 shares be-
tween the figures of OIL AT the oUeuiur and 2=Io
- - g.
81 'i'o 'i'o' ''' -, 1.
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- srocK MARKEr.-nY rELEGRAPH.

Rrrr,Io Nav Acknowledging today, l,JSl head ;
for the week thus ar, 500 head for the same tme ast
W. . B t5 head thrOua umeuts 1913 cars, market
grrn urchauCrt offerings Eight; sales q tnre -teers
81 -Ods5 % Medium TO 1ood' - Z'474 % Buns - I'D
81 75 .,.,.. 49,. ,,,.o to,4. o.,
t. yge.k fnu, far 10000 head tor te same Tine lsb
wees 1890 heat. through cousignment' car, Mar
ami and tecning Eastern advfc-, cause depression Sales
Fair to Good Wool sheep - IjU&j o.; do. clipped, SO
u % . Choice, - GA fcw unSoiL
far 81 2s head the time Last week, p -J@ head
thronrh consguments Quotations mp xcent tor
evnorf cradles sales York Weighs tD Ocl rule 20 rUD
500: Medium and Heavy Good io lhlce ~ % - 80 I
-er,.ad export, - NoiAA-VA
rr,.r f.HIa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-03

The market for Government securities has been
active and interesting but mainly for the immense
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ETHIOPIAN FrNANCIAL MARKETS.

LONDON, MAY 2I23Q mclnso.. 9r'ls ior both mo9ey
I'M psr cents IO4T; Newnvea. lO6. Enc RAILWAY shares
~ "a 40 preferred jO NevJorscY Central console, %
Reading Railroad. 10. 100. A.. -
I0SpON May 81 p. m-Paris aavices quote nve per
cent enss li3 ia confines for the ACCOUNT Erie
hallway shares. 27S 49,,
IosI2h MAY - a m-Consos 0ssis Tor money, 9sili
a., III. account - bOnda half cents. lOl
four per cents lOfs The amount OF bullion gone INTO tue
pank ~ England balance Sl3OOO Paris advces
uoIs nve per lJ S2 centine- for the
PhaIs May 2-E1enange on London. IS francs l6s
umes for checks
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THE MONEY MARKET.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-03

The following shows the imports Of dry goods az
the port of New-Yorl for the week ending to-day
and since January /, compared with the cor
responding periods Of previous years
For he week. l-tl.,, ,Tta 9..o5. 10,
Thrown ON market. l57l,5ls l,2O1'4J2 I'22s'bo2
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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-08-30
LOOK HERE!

Having received large lot of Moulding from
Chicago, ara now prepared TO make all kinds
OF
PICTU X + X A M e S.
Repairing Furniture and Sewing Machines a
speciality.
Lounges and Mattresses of every description
made to order.
Perforated Chair Bottoms constantly on
hand.
Saws filed by machinery at MY SHOP, on
Bridge Street above Levy's Store
GEO WALKER.
winnemucca, July Is 1877