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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-03-06

L E, Dougherty, a son of Dr. ]. A, Dougherty'
Of Greentown, graduated at Sterling Medical Col
lege Columbus, last week al the head Of his class
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-03-06

The current rates on east bound grain from Chi
cago are now said to be twenty cents per hundred
pounds, and further reduction is expected be-
fore navigation opens.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-03-06

Ghosts at Akron, spirits at New Philadelphia,
and Flowers at Alliance, The people OF Canton
can't be-spirituelle,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-03-06

The Salem mIlE.men are retail .ng milk at four
cents per quart
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-03-06
co uNolL PROCEEDINGS.
Monday Evening. March Sd.

Monday Evening, March 3d.
Present - Barlet, Presidenti Arter, MCCann'
Rohrer and Herbmck
Minutes Of last meeting read and approved,
Petitions Mr.. J. O. Lantz, a member Of our city
school board, requested that plank walk be
built from Tuscarawas street TO the Flfth street
school through the alley nearest, Referred to
the committee on streets and alleys.
A complaint was made by citizens living en-
Second street OF It's condition between Market
and Poplar, and the city engineer was Instructed
to set stakes and bring In an ordinance, so that
work may be commenced by the street commits
sioner as soon as the weather will permit
Permission was granted TO Herbruck Il Kauf
man to use portion OF Tuscarawas street during
the erection Of their new building.
Mr. Trump stated that he had two or three
thousand feet OF plank which he wished to sell
The city at the current price. Referred to cQm
mittee on streets and alleys.
A complaint was made concerning distractions
In Hahn's alley, and the street commissioner was
instructed to notify Mr., Louis Hahn that they
must be removed,
Mr.. McCann complained of the bad condition
of sidewalks laid by the city on Tenth and High
Streets and sugges ed that they be relaid.
Rep0ris-A petition was presented to the coun'
ell opposing the changing Of the course of Law
renee avenue with the request that the president
of the body fgn it before II be submitted 10 the
commissioners. The council instructed the presl
dent to sigu 1t.
The committee on streets and alleys reported in
favor of the plank walk at the corner Of Mulber'
ry and Liberty Streets and the street commissions
er was instructed to lay the same.
The committee on claims reported in favor Of
allowing VIM. MCGIegor but 81 Of his bill.
Committee on fire department favored purchase
Of Seneca Falls hose cart for hose company No.
at sl72. Chairman Of said committee to depart.
Same committee were granted further time in
regard 10 iremen's shirts,
Committee on city off 1ers accepted the mayors
report for three months past, and authorized the
latter to collect back show license due from Mr.
SChaefer
Committee on city property asked further time
to report concerning new Offices on Poplar st..
The water works trustees report for February
showing balance on hand OF 1854 0j was &C.
Cepted
Mr. Rohrer suggested that all streets IN the city,
not already so, be placarded No action.
Jacob Poet proposed to remove trees In the West
Fifth street extension. Referred to street com
missioner.
Mr. Fields report in regard to amount Of gas
consumed was referred to committee on gas,
Bill of H. Thurston & Son referred
Bill of l, Anthony for damage to his bus caused
by South Market street crossing was referred back
for correction,
BILLS ALLOWED.
s, D slusser, Health 50
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-03-06

They are catching the walking craze at Young
stown, and a barber and tobacco man are talking
of walking six days
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-03-06

The time has arrived for hens to exert them
selves. Eggs are worth l6 cents per dozen to con
sumeTH,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-03-06

new drug store will be opened In schaefer's
Opera House, April LIST.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-03-06

The first elders convention Of the Mahoning
Presbytery closed successful meeting Friday
evening.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-03-06

Work has been co menced on Mr.. Tonner'i
new building next to the Jackson Hotel.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-03-06

Every business man should have printed letter
heads and envelopes. Call at thisofice and learn
prices
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-03-06

A thousand tramps do not steal as much In a
year as a single well dfessed rascal takes in day
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-03-06

Mr.. W. B. Devices will leave town with his store
TO locate IN Erie Pennsylvania, April first.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-03-06

Geo. Aulthouse jr. is employed In the Post office
In the place Of John Devices, resigned.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-03-06

A child born this year won't bo Of age until the
next century.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-03-06
Gncal 2leps.

The charge of the Light Brlgade-Gas bills.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-03-06

An infant child OF Herman Speck died Sunday
and was buried in Rowland's Cemetery, Monday
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-03-06

mo more I'll fight" said Sitting Bull.
Said Uucle Sam, "What neverPI
And thus the conquered brave replied,
Confused, "Well, hardly ever
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-03-06

Easter falls this year on the 18Th of April.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-03-06
BILLS ALLOWED.

S. D. slusser Health Officer .sl2 50
]. R FlcSes ....,...a l 10
w b, F0ye . 225
5. Lig theiser, Sc
Canton township, rent"... ......u........,. 60 90
Mr. Herbruck, member from the Fourth Ward,
rendered his resignation to take effect on election
of new man al spring election, which leaves a
full and a short term Zone year, member to be
elected,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-03-06

We are authorized to announce JOHN SHIMP
as a candidate for reelection for Mayor, subject
to the decision Of the Democracy at their primary
elections
We are authorized to announce WILLIAM ],
PfERO as a candidate for Mayor, subject to the
decision Of the Democracy at their primary elec
tiOnE
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1879-03-06

We are authorized to announce NOVELTY
as q candidate for reelection for City Solicitor,
subject to the decision Of the Democracy at their
primary elections.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-26
THE STATE OF TRADE.
FVROPEAS MARKETS.

ANTWERP. Aug. 25.-PeToeou. II francs for fine pale
American IsTr closed az Sl france per 10 S.los 90 .
LoNDoN. AUG. 25-5 p. Refined Petroleum, si@b'fi
gzl. Spirits Of Turpentinr, 81 ner cwt
IVFRpOof- Ana 25.-Pork-Prme Mess Fastnrn steady
at "A Western. duH az Az. Blc1u-Cumbe- land CGf,
dull at 27 Rb. 6rmfr ~. Long Gear dul a.
short Clear. steady az -1 Hams Long tu da Al ~
shoulders steady no d. Tactful!a Ness she mar
krf Extra Mes steady Prime Mss u the market
Iari-Pr1ue Western. dun 2l td. Talow- Prime titV.
steady nj - GG Turpcutne-~ p-a dull af -. ko-n-
Common. dul Fine, lrmer g. llbd Chee'e-
Awercau CoIce full at 3 Lari OIL dL at 81. Flour,
Extra state nriner az Z6d Wheat-~Drng. No g. du al
s d for Southern; Spung. No 2. dull az sludt Nrw
Western Winter dull ar ; ID. New southern Winter,
dun 9zd. Con-MIed, steady at q -,vd Co'.ons's'l
OIL Yellow American. steady ~ - kn-n-- oinhnh at
London steady at 3D. T1rpentnesUrts at London Gul
Sd Receipts wheat for the week from Atlantic ports
qrs ports $50 qs from other sources
$500 gus COrn $1,000 qrs
New-York tribune., 1879-08-26
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
For THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY, Aug. %, 1879.
EFCEIYTz
ororArI0y- on BELvE, TO-DAI.

BEEN. Receipts Yesterday and to-day were t3 carloads
af Jersey Ciy and l3l az 6lth-t mixing 55t- htd
sale AGAINST 7Z5 heat last Monday The arrivals th-
$50 head less than last week, ana 2tf
receivers Of I've -tock during the week we're T. g. Eastman
lZ33 head y. Norris, LIlO heal. J. Naixr $40 head
h. Joseph. 627 mead Kahn & Co. 81 head II. Never 6t7
head Dadsn4n q brown. D head Meyer & hegenste4n'
4j- head Dudley g. Post +ul heat
f1r the ended SUNDAY August % were as
r -45 Live cattle 7.
1883 quarters Of Beef LIB Live sheep aud -ai
carcisses Mutton. IT, 81 Uuche 2uO Live Cattei
1--we Cattc and 5lD Live Sheep sherman GiIetf, '-'
quarters Of Beef and l5O carca-ses OF Mutton
making so Live Cattle 1871 quarters Of Beef LUIS
Live -dcrp and bfI carcls.cs ot Mutton. yhe heavy
decline Beef al the European mark-is, must be accented
m good reason for The m0drrat, shipments Of Caftle-boh
f1 note that while fewer Beef Cattle being exported
much larger number Of ,heep ma their way 10 British
DHIn tnc week Good Cattle came forward very sparinry
fc,nt t0 use them up stronger prices wing the mar
e ALWAYS rIu. considerable huctnalnn l ipr
ioyer grades but after the early sales ~ Wednes
day buyers had decidedly the advantage, ana
nv me close on Friday. To-day the supply OF Prime
ana Extra steers barely equal % the drmAua
sud sellers were enabled msntan previous prices tr
10 GOOD Cattl. were quite abundant, and FuGays prices
y.rr frhe endeaNur - clear the yATs hLo
Poor and Natives Cherokee Texans ana Col0ia
dss derlned a stroug Lc. per n, and an entire
aranre vas not Effected OF Texans ana CherOkees, the
.n,1 vas y ~ larzs numbering $50 head, 0t including
n olorarOs tic latter mainly sold Al 5G c 10 dress
s5a5b m and The % 6a. ic 20 dress 90 ~ car
is f IN Westera d0 g7j average at 10 10 dress %
elu. Of tbe.e and a. mmon Dry cows me range i0I
ve steers Tc. 10 dress - n 70 lO W DIRE As
81 n avery Fancy Steer. weighing lo4o ~ reaoheo the
New-York tribune., 1879-08-26
cnrrnN tlARKEra

rr-rppoor Arr 25-I23B D. m.-C0ttOn bOuvaut
sndGlng Uplands 6si Sldiing & orleans & o. ~, ] sa,ss
Rtcerts $50 bales, including l,530 bales American tu
turrs III. better Upands, Low Aiadls clause AUGUST De
-ertanDer delivery Gz3 d do, ScUember ana october de-
livery ea3sqd Go october and November delyrry oi'a
oao adj do November and December uelFerF, ofii also
GO DO December aud January delivery, 81 g9d.
iIyERpOoI. Aug 20 m.lhe sales ot Cotton to-day
included ~ 100 baes AlrI..tan ,i- gY,
Low Mddling clause. November and December dehFery
iiyFRpooL Aug 25-5p D. m.-Cot,on-FutuIes-U -Uplands
AZ 2 clause, OCTOBER and November delivery Jl7gd
= T.r-TA Aug. 2j.-Coton steady. AIddIng, lici Low
Nttiua lOs4c; Good Ordinary, l0sc. receipts baesj
BAIrrMoRE Aug 25.-Coton firm Mdding. 7saI2c
low MIldnz boil &C; Good ordinary, lVBHl ic net
receipts Zo7 bales exports cost"l-e ~ baS sooh 'oo
BOSTON Auc 25-Corton firm: BnIdng 12c; Low MID
ding ac Gooc Ordinary IL ic net receipts Lonei gross
OSaARiRsf0S Aue. 2j-Cotton steady Mddling, l0'.S
107c low Middiug lOiqglOHc. Good Ordinary lOc nee
receipts IS bales gross - baes exports coasse bale
saIe5 lO bales stock, l5f bales. 49,,
eAiyF-T0N Aug 25.-CotJ0u firm and held higher; Mid
dIng iO7sc. Low Mddng, lO-4c. Good Ordinary, lec'
net receipts 724 bales sac bales exports coast"lse
T1f-,.yTLV Aug 25.-COtton nominal; Miading II &c.
MOBILE Aug. 2j.-COtt0n nrmerI Mlfd ing, lO'sc' Low
,dtpq lOs Good Orrary. l0sc; net receipts 53 bales
zro-s 80 bales sses. % bales; stock 325 bales.
TRrE ANS. strong MlldlnG, II ~hf
- utSng losc Good Ordinary Iu is net receipts ~
N0gF0LK. Aug 2j.-COttOn FIRM Mddmk, l4',r net re.
cepts 50 bales exports Coastwise lo6 bales Stock LI04
PaILApELrmA Aug % Cotton firm. MddllDg. lesc., Low
Mdduug Goot Ordinary 4 2c; net rer,lpl- 90
gross. SOl bales sales, TIT baes u spnher o0I
sayASSAH Aag 5Cotton IN good demand, and holders
IOs,ci Good Ordinary luao; rrceiDa 10 bales Er'zs
l7- bales sales, 80 bales sI0c l,sog na7 ~, ,,,
- low Ndtmg ; Good Ordinary, TO Nc; receipts.
% 6aes. sYrnts bales sales 5baies ai9ck flo oSr'
WILMINGTON. Aug 25-Coiton stgaey h'IlnE Iat Ef -
bales sales, bales stock lol Daes'
New-York tribune., 1879-08-26

FLOUR AND MFAL--FLOUR Market continues firm;
b6s incl1oing 1850 bbs CITY NIL Extra - 2oat2 -
~ 90 the whole 1900 Dbs. Winter Wheat ~
ira - $5fto; LOO Doi7, Low Eh5Fh - - o. 5,.
800 bbs superane 80 Zoe bbs No = 65d q 20
Ss3 common TO Far Extra state 81 l5ast 80,
Good Extra western a 5asi 56 C6oce do - 90
as 80. Common Good Extra Round Hoop OHIO - 11a
sos g.: straignt 2 50ds6 - Patent - 1881 so
Choice Family IS 25as6 5 Patent VMer Wheat hSIr6 I
- 7jusG 30. closing. firm --.-. sol IHEhN tLDI *
Choice Extra "a 5Oqs5 % Choice Fancy do - 50a
Western s2Gs2 40 BanGywine e 63a5s 20 small sales %
strong good export iai speeuiive inquiry .aie, 7SsOoQ
Sp1ng, arrive, private terms quoted s5asde' No. ,
nY s9rp ssTrIs -1is alry 1rEate Itms quoted 81 %
al O3i No Chicago private terms gE gnoiEel
q - for expert Ungtfd spring y3c al VI neTaea
Winter Red g1c ~ a. -. 6 T2 & Eg' bsr - Iai
- I0t' closing A l99; No te = lOt&sI i0'i closing
~ O5dsl 1lHi 50 Amber A llasl y ~ migrated
%2''e Sd Ibr G-'s iii@sl f9a: 600 bush = New
dHafed II Oh al e. 5000 No 2 Red special september
q ioqa' $500 bqs 5o N Sa 4@3eF, M y5}e 'Pse yeS SP
early sept mbcr u H.; NO. Red, August y loR9
ing 81 i.sli October 81 IoPasi Il, closing 81 II ;
asked seDteu1er 81 O02 81 9y closing Fl O9i bid - 70
asked; no White August II ll0fl ll a. closing :. II
u
bd, ~ llL asktu------RlE uIch ngei; sales, r,ouO
BUSH No Western. in lots 63 c; 500 bush state 5jc 800
bush. tngradr, t2ci No western quoted ~ bolu9als
sac; state t7c harley and BARLEY MA 1T nominal.
CANADA PEAS steady zoe. bond .. CORN-Mar.
ket Ia lower, closing weak moderate export
and home trade demand lair business IN options ales'
10000 futures, I,il,uIN SpGt, Ig-
graded NXe, 40 2T4Gsc: No p 4B0 46 lfr clos
ug doc southern GLOW 4sc e-tern do, ~ 244sc No
white 5oc; steamer Mixed. August, 4ligr bd,
stsc asked 80. August, 40afGi.c. closing 46c bid,
tsnhrr, 4b closing lt'-c. bid, +b
asked; October, 4T@gi7'so-, closing $3.50. bd.
% &c. asspd......oATs moderately active =
a. lc. lower. SAL including
No. 3, 2s4a2s &C.; No. 3 White. 3la3I 20; No =. BOA
white, 37c: Mixed Western. - 7rq3c Wnite io, 32c3sc,
Mixed state. 1870; Mute state "a g.; WclloluE
$4,000 bash. odNo. Chicago 3Isa3I as...-..FLED IN
changed. 4 ...... BEANS Iull
New-York tribune., 1879-08-26
-. ALtoIneL ~ ~. 2l-L.llr. ? ~.
TRUSTEES SALE
NEWCASTLE AND FRAS KILN RAILROAD.
UNDER FIRST MORTGAGE
GLNEN 10 .LN.LL Llhuu.LuEA-.

GIVEN 10 SECURE BDSDHDLDERS.
Whereas The Wow Castle and F-angn Railroad Company.
Of August A. D. 1872 execute certain mortgage 90 Alex
audgF Bradley. OF she city OF PsHr PENN n J.ust 2r tie
company which mortgage recorded H lhH office ur
LsT1eHce ii5 state o feaa-yyaaa a no5sas b5os 50 )
office Tor recording oi deeds mortgage &C., ID ard o no
county oi 4sF'er @ 'la'e & @ 1 "a ' -gs G S'H i 2 =;
Aud whereas BY ha terms % SAFE mortgage q IS grovdsli
Castle auo FIa1Eln Railroad Company should make
period exceeding SIX c1uful,u mouths io nay ue
secured. after demand mae m1ge t.al fuse l zsct.
or omit 70 ll lAr p..,.t1l ., . ,i. -s 5l't , @ @ ias
the sId TRUSTED sna or i ugou written rles, 4
standing upon ant ase possession F1t r-oTd. aud
an S, -sg f .s eorDsrl and Do +. a. lrarr uryiei
that after or without ta.lr possession of ,d Ia' upon
bonds said Trustee shall proceed rn sci, sad railroad
ses thereby n0reaeet 10 the aigiana best bidder ,lss
p 'Aad Wiereas Tnesai New Castle and Franklin Railroad
Company have made ueaut n r pa sni OF the interest
VI Sn whereas Tie 'or., 6 amount o tre holders 0 aid
bonds have ln WI ing requested l1t sl tIo, .o .' -
Therefore. J. Aexandsr Bradley. Trustee aforesaid by
virtue of tine power vested u me 1y rhe terms oi tr r
NEsDAY the I0TH DAY Of SEPTEMBER a. %. 1872,
com comm q, ns9g 81 L 5 tgo of %eg p p All % .' ,i of sg
tie Following described Railroad io.alt: All thar cer
tain Railroad belonging 10 the Ner-Castie Fnuk-
ln Railroad COMPANY, aud known as Sue New, stlo
and Franklin Railroad. extending from POINT IN
TIE city OF New castle county u lawrence Sat Of Penn
sylvaua point iu tIe Town o. ~angDorH county Of A"r
Cer, state Ot Pennsylvania distance at about I'F IIl
miles together with al the ADDITION. -tEr tiIc r- aud
IuTUUuts thereof and all lands, Rails. Er-es Fences,
Rlghrs of Way Workshops Nlchinerv ~rsoE offices De-
pots, Depot Grounds. Engine houses. ria and a Lands,
eUtu-It- raTI- o. I-eYUI NrungiHL 20 -alk
Railroad Company ToUDthrr Virl a Tire Rolling stock Ma
teals. Equipments gAd tLrntur, ahd 40 tIc corporate
zhf privileges ana franchises t 1 stree ts. "aFs ae
WfterCOur~t- rights I'D
pIyIrLr-, LrIrsItim-ut, ana sIpurlruaitH and
estate right rtl-. interest property. claims ard fa
uand Of and Kind whatsoever belonging oSd
Railroad Company.
TERMS: CASH A. BRADLEY. Trustee
New-York tribune., 1879-08-26


State bonds were neglected the only sale being
81 900 Georgia g. at 100. Louisiana consols were
quoted at 37l2G3Sl2.
In city bank stocks sixty shares of Commerce
sold at 1922 an advance of 5l2 per cent over the
last sale ON July %.
The business in railroad bonds. where active,
travelled much the same way as that in shares Erie
second cOnsos the most active, selling AT I3G
723i a 735. a 72bs 72a. and funded 5s at ia
7l3i072G71l2. The transactions IN the second con
sOs amounted 10 S497 900. Missouri, Kansas ana
Texas frsts improved l2 to "a p the seconds selling
M 10 81 hut reacting 20 3O4. Burlington, Cedar
Rapids and Northern first 5s were y higher at 80.
Canada Southern guaranteed declined 4, ana ~.
Paul sinking funds y per cent. The dealings III
other issues were only to small amounts ana were
without feature. ,
The Sub-Treasury to-day gained S27o.37a ON
balances, making a total gain OF 1891, l,IeZ
since last Friday; but to-day's gam
consists of an increase of S522,2-7 coin,
less a decrease Of S242.90S currency. Money on
call was sharp per cent all dav and at the close
that was bid. On Governments the rate Is ga Z per
cent with few new loans making below the legal
rate. At Boston exchange on New-fork Is easier,
being at 25G30 cents premium at other points
there are no changes from previous quotations. Inc
United states Treasurer at Washington to-day re-
ceved - 70 900 IN National bank notes for Tcotmp-
ton. The customs receipts were Sl6OoOU, ana tle
internal revenue receipts were S6ljoOO. Inc t0i-
loving is the Clearinghouse statement Tor TO-DAY
Exchanges S9353G.615; balances, TJ,l25@Oo'
The business az the SubIrcasuTy covered Receipts
81 S14 800: payments. Sl,595,22O; currency
balance S44 795, ,O73 : coin balance, Sl3Z.2IZ.S3o.
The following were tO-daYs quotations 1or IoI-
New-York tribune., 1879-08-26
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS Of PRODUCE
Per E0rG Ricsr. Vessels ant RIRroqfA
MONDAY, Aug. 25, 1879.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
MONDAY, Aug. 25, 1879.
AsHEs-oulat. unehanged.


COFFEE-2lud small Obbing sale asOut steady;
terms quoted $50 ioc.;
Java, -21-jc. MafacDo, n ol642c; EiO Grades quiet
and inclined easiuess Ordinary o. Prime CarE0es II 3
n ac Fair fO. l3-c. algs Withdrawals from STOCK
600 bag Eges,' 753 bags Colorado" 36s bags
- blcs.r E,,tU bags hOAL.'
COTlOS--pots active at steady pces safes 2,342
b f which l2U la.e saturday inclu4nR ZOO 20 arrive,
fo1v Tor export 2Z24 for consumption, II for specu
Iation delivered coluac7 900 baes ae SATURDAY ne
nf AZ te norris s74 bales. against l.Zl3 Tins day Last
te ga8 ilis DAY last year, total since September l.
= ~ r-s 'bass.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-26

especaY or Grass Texans Good 20 Choice esvy Shipprg
steers, 7J0Si. Light. - ZJdSf % Grass Texans
~ 25as3 70 Indians - 503sJ sos receipts $500 heal
shipments gl0 heiH.
BOGs-Acfiv bot lower. Y0rkcrs and Bannrrs, - 30
af3 30 Packing ~ aJafi 3h Butchers 70 select Heavy
81 Cj receipts head shirurnt- 2,k1o Irai
-uEfP-fIrm Common 10 air. 5Ba 50 % Good - 30
ass 80 Chocc Fancy % 6ja a receipts 400 head
slf
New-York tribune., 1879-08-26
financial.
EAS STOCKS g. City R.R. Horse and EiytD
- -lnck- a Eonu- lnne-. .nl EL.M W.T. !. -L.l-st.

4 as STOCKS ~ City RR. Horse and EiytD
O'stocks g Bonus Dour1- sod fih VII ~ araeist.
rVO THE HOLDERS Of thc Consolidated
Indiana Contra HtiVAy COMPANY
The BonrhoferF Agreement ~ l7fh % Nav, 1873,
drawn under lf sGUno rhat thp drcen u juice Uar
an WOId peDt tG' Do action ~ flr tr1t tp rl9 LOO
cent bonds 20 De- made through the nsmeu Y
n gp Court whose hands The sCrIri rental would r paid
according tariau's GeciOr 6h Auvst ne
gartng ~ decree Tor recovery y the al made de-
pendent the reduction of The debt haFng nrat been
made
Tots vii really ch1ngc Ultimate result the Bond
hoer. hut makes bow absolutely tiaf nc
Committee shOuld have iis disposal Ir Bonds th-mfolves
stead ~ only thc rufa va For n ihe Agcen 81 %
lth May 1879 order 10 enable % % CONFORM 20 Judge
Har.an'- lasr decision
supplementary agreement has Therefore prepared BY
which tlr holders Oi daed bombs autaufze TIE rcriy
ets ana The Committee 80 IIuf ~ bonds WIN
tdr coupons VhlcI wi Dee to effect tlr ruc ION
me d"1t 20 -5- 900 cent .0ud ard BFng
such further powers n detail found fOr tho
The parties % the gsueut - MAJ IT, 1879, nuted
o. tins supplementary itfle DELAY
possible 50 to en4h The Committee make arTange-
ment- Tor provdne the arCe amount OF csh - OOb
certain amount Of bonds To comply With Judge Hran last
decision.
viii necessary that tho Bondholders on signing the
Suppiem Agreement shall present the pi- 20 he
Union Trust Company. AID have stamp placed upon the
same provided by tie supplementary rcmca dcesrng
them he subject we ~ 10 The original Agreement
copies 0' tht Agre'ment VIM be f1uuu ofee ~
linton Trust Company II Broadway, or Of A. seln Co.. fS
WHllsL
Parties residing ont o the Ct can forward their corscte
A. Tselin Co.. who viii attend haylg them stamped
and returned, without charge.
New YORK, August p, 1873.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-26
PRIET CLOTHS Market
finGurldl.

ITTTNT and PERE MARQUETTE RAILWAY
CD-uoli-r. consolidated bonds can now deposit iheir
bonds with either o ue following depostoIs Merchants
tsyrbsngs National Bank, sew York NJ, ohancs National
Iang New. Bedford M8ss.; Frst Naunal Bank Jsa, N.Y.
"No wa ~ FRANCIS HATHAWAY,
LOUM SNOW. JR-,
A. q. BROWER,
H a. FISH,
Al. A. Y. posi-. Chairman.
Purchasing Committee.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-26
ErRopEAv FINANCIAL MARKETS

LONDON. Aug 25-l28O um-C s. bOBcs. four and a hah
per cents IuS- four per cents lp4 Enc Railway shares
23' do preferred. 4jl2 Bic second cOnsCls To- limos
Central 30 Peuusvivana Central 4--@j New Jersey cen
ira. J.l2 Reading Railroad. 2Oi-
LONDON Aug. 2jl5O p. m.Pars advces qnote three
3 times for the account
LONDON Aug. 25-i p m.Parls aovces quote three per
at 81 frauis , ceutlmes for the account
LONDON Aug. Z5-i.3U =. m-Ert Raj shares. 2bii;
preferred, 49 Ene second cousos sj's Reading Rail
PARIS Aug 25.-Excnauge London, % francs 80
checks.
New-York tribune., 1879-08-26

day % September IS lzIs Ig17. i2ls 1872
1905 u O3 1906 1907 I20i october II. p III, II 20
lLl9. Ills. ui6 lLl6. lila III. lilo. LOB Los
o. uR 1IO5 1IO3 H. 10 90. in8s 1897. 1926, ln5
l0qi. 1898, lo21. lego, losl Noyember 10 % Icy
1870. IOr8 1000 1OGl. lO.5s. 10 %, lo55 December
1Osl, 1910 1n7e 1917. 1919 1915, 1913 loIl. i0ee'
IOGg 1869. 1867. 1OeE 1864 1888. so, 1857, lt17
lo35 1888 lo54 lQ5l io5g January % - lo,6 il55 ~
Og4 1850 lOs2 l0sI Aurl llO2 total i22 90 naes
grand total lBf zoo bales Frs Cal-Septcmber llZ &c
Hos. 1lO1. December. lO.7l. 1910. lOtF
1og- .January 1917 February O- March l0sl tot4a ~
700 Second Cali-eptember. l2l3 october lo-
lLC7, HOG, llu5 November. 1908 1888, lnBl Decem
bcr .O82 1891 1860 January 1908 1876, 1898 ieDru
arv lO75 March M - total bales Third CanAu
gust, - ..l211 septeinbct 1907, 2tS October ls5
November 1856 December lOJl, 1927 Felrnay, roc
March lO7I total 7uO bales Eutures closed Woak