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Dodge City times. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1876-1892, 1879-09-20

THE DODGE CITY TIMES.
DODGE CITY. SATURDAY. SEPT. 90.
LOCAL NE VS..
The Arkansas river needs wet-nurse.
A number Of old-timers have left the city
for Las Vega, N. N.
Judge FriDger has been re-commissioned
Notary Public for Ford county.
A. II. Boyd has so~n $50 acres in wheat
on his Pawnee county plantation.
The prisoners in the Jail are under con-
,stant guard; and have no chances Of e'cape.
d. s. Viewers new advertisement is in
this ISSUE Dave has fine lot Of furniture
and painters supplies.
The erection Of the Presbyterian church
ediice will be commenced very soon on the
lot north of the court house.
Rev. N. C. Collins. Of Piercsville, will
preach in the Union church this Sunday, in
the morning and evening.
Farmer Wilkinson had another horse shot
Mosdsy night. The animal is not seriously
disabled; bu, this practice ought to stop.
Morris Collar comes to the front with
new and attractive advertisement. Morris is
an enterprising merchant, and is bound TO
succeed.
The best argument We can offer In support
Of the agricultural prospects Of this section
of Kansas, is presented in an article hesded
Two Years More"
Where is the ereenback column in the
Globe this week? o. Shades of Bowling
Iireep; call you this backing your friends
green backing them?
Sam Samuels returned from st. Louis on
Monday morning. He mourns the death
Of his father, TO whose bedside he was sum-
moned few weeks ago.
The Dodge City Mills have shipped one
car load Of a,ur to Colorado. Kansas will
soon find IN ,rkei for its surplus products
in the territories west of us.
The GLOBE confesses that it leans to the
Greenback side; but it hasn't yet begun to
boom for the Greenback ticket. Il is har-
moniously coslescing on that side.
sc. Mcconnell, merchant tailor, Of Law
renee, Kas., was in the city this week and
received number of orders. He will vsi,
the city sgain, November 18Th.
Nicholas Hanson aud Harrison Berry
brought in come fine fish from the Mulber-
~, on Thursday, weighing . pound each.
The creek is low and fish are easily caught
"
Thursday the cold wind from the north
reminded US that fall is here; and grim and
icy winter is not far off, But We will have
much pleasant weather for two months yet
Twice the quantity OF hay has been cut
this year over last year. A market will be
found in New Mexico. The hay traffic OF
Western Kansas will be an important fea-
ture in our business In two years more.
The bridge proposition at Cimsrron was
carried with but three dissenting votes. II il
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT UNCHANGED FUTURES
QUIET CORN FIRM-oATs QUIET PORK
SPIRITS TURPENTINE RIRAER-RosIN FIRM
QUIET.
WEDNESDAY. Jan. 22-6 P. NJ
Business was moderate in most departments Of
cradle activity. On Change -four steady.
Wheat was quiet. but prices were sustained. Corn
was firm. Oats were irregular for white. whiskey
was quiet. Pork was quiet. Lard irregular. Cotton
on the spot was unchanged; futures closed firm.
Coffee easy and sugar ruled quiet Oils quiet
Petroleum firm Rosn firm and spirits turpentine
ruled frmcr.
CorEEK-The market for Braxiis was duh easy but
without change In values We sales Of 500 bags Rio
Graf Bismarck, and bags do old sale. D. 8
Prndali, both private erms Baltimore 1000 bags
Rio, Flora Goodale, sold private Mild coffee
firm. The business for the week Is summed fol-
lows7ol bags Maracabo 273 bags Costa Rca 800 bags
jamaica pa bags Mexican 500 bos ST. Domingo. sold in
lots for consumption within range The stock of mild
pore and ioa52 bags. including a,11I bags GaracaIo
3d62 do Lagnayra roo do Jamaica lG7 do So Domingo
1874 DO savaniila We quote:-Ordnary cargoes. lIs
fair do iasse good d. i5e prime do s,sc ioe
sss ,st grass ss mats s4 snsapeIs fs c
l4c 5isc.: jamaica, lac I5c.; 81 Domingo iOsc.
1ie Costa Rica. 15e l7c Mexican l5c Ice; Augos
sa i4s, loo ''s savan'A' lss Yet Curacao '''s'
CoTros the spot dull and in tone. but
lowcr but closed firm Shortly after the opening prices
took an Upward turn and at the close were from 70
points higher The closing prices to-day, compared with
those OF yesterday, were follows
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The London adviccs report consols firm at 96x
96S both for money and the account. United States
bonds arc unchanged for 49, and lse7's. but AYES
declined per cent. to io721S nd ten-forties u, to
l0ok. American railway sh were buoyant and
higher. tho advance ranging from u 10 Ia per cent
Erie sold up PAX. preferred to 40. Illinois Central
20 sSk. Pennsylvania to s5A. Reading 70 49, and New
Jersey Central consolidated nrsts to 81. New Jersey
Central unchanged at Al At Paris rcntas fell on
TO i13f. 100.
state bonds at the Board wcro very active for Louis
lana consols. which sold ut GAS and fell 10 C3x.
closing ut ca. District Of Columbus steady nj
slk. In railroad bonds tho largest rise-l per cont
was In 81 Louis. Kansas City and Northern real
estate scvens Of 1905; Cincinnati and Springfield
nrsts. guaranteed by O.. O.. O. and do. Arsts guar
antecd by Lake Shore. aud Louisville and Nashville
second The other changes wore as follows;--An I'd.
vance Of In c., y. and T. Z. hrsts; u In East Ten
nosscc. Virginia and Georgia nrsts; Y in 81. Paul
nrsts ia Crosse divisionl. and in Michigan Cen.
trail sevons aud Denver and Rio Grando arsts There
was decline Of per cont In Burlington, Cedar
Rapids and Northern firsts, u In New Jersey Central
Arsts. consols nsscnted aud in Great Western sec
onds (ox couponl
Tho sales OF mining shares At the New York Mining
Stock Exchange wero,--
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Wheat was quiet bus prices we're well sustained The
were INC ora aha ases pa NJ "e S s
~ y usIs o'u ~ .os uS. q, ~
1'a Z. w. ~ 40 s e.; 81 11 "a "a al q - r
~ Wy, W. IL - y. ~, osu ~ ~ ~ e Ia
ary 81 UI bia 81 uSs asked 90 Maen 81 70 p'd me
es AZ 81 To- 81 @ for No red spot and a JAM
nary; 81 " o2 Tor Nebraska spring noc Tor rejected
spnng, 81 vi TOT DO no VA o1s 81 iI Iu Zoe
No red February; 81 Mh for No ambs, for
y s..a =, ~ ,h,. ~ xnssii =, ~
ior No. rod. and "a 81 ooh 10. Spsr.asa red
Torn wss urn anu Ssosed ~ ue eso"a saa rs ~
Tbs bid 4sas, ask T Tor oia; aose. o,a, EN ;a
49, .stcd. do No D as;xs hid a8c asked! March
steamer s4he BIO aoac asked 90 NO dosc pa So,sc
s III H. SJ G f,s ~ 10 IL
: fserusy, 4eS 6oo do. May, al 4sssc. 4sAs
d.. Do January, at ssc: and on the SPOT, about
5000 do, Including steamer mixed a. 4es 4S.se.
No Aeu SOC or e" 10 ao'. ~,J
a. ~ aS s So; sssaSer h,s d Yellow ~
4o4e; No white at 4.e 4e1ir oA.s were irresuIar
esleey ON h % %nsr wsrS WHITE @ WV
SasaaGs %s se NO mixed nome on sSs
marns Ss.es AoHas % ana ooo,.a q. To- r.,
7 @ n
sIsS sisSi Russian clean, sSS% ssiS: 5s.,ian ~
ssme. Manila hemp Sc 7c sisai, &c. sA''' ~"
%ol.ssas, dull and nominal; stock. &ss
S Il snS s
Ing rs s Ss grocery Zoe ae Porto Rico ass
er s 80 ss sd % @ RSn
a y p,sh AsssS,
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NC closing quotations at p. n. were:-

The total sales of stocks ct the Board to-day
Aggregated 2so 7s0 shares. which distributed
tollows-Canads Southern. 1.l5O; c.. c.. Q. and l..
2.cG7 Chicago and Northwestern. &c $50; do prefer
red 10000; Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific. 2.o6<;
Delaware. Lackawanns and Western, *. 70o Delaware
and Hudson Canal. 26oO; Erie. $3.50; Illinois Gen.
trail. LOCO; Lake Shore. l2625; Michigan Central.
6.00o Milwaukee and st. Paul. 14.o0o do preferred.
900; Morris and Essex, 1905 New Jersey Central.
<.l65 Ohio and Mississippi. 6.3lO; Pacific MAIL 1875;
pittsburg. 2.5sl: st. Louis. Kansas City and
Northern. eco: Wabash. s.025: Western Union Telc-
graph. l2.125; Erie preferred. 4,s6s
Money ON call was easy all day at . 8 per cent.
Foreign exchange was advanced TO 4So< for bankers
sixty-day bills demand remaining unchanged 1t
A.S9k. Actual business was at concessions.
The Clearing House statement was a. follows
Exchanges .$Ss BOZ. lOl
The Sub-Treasury paid out $25697 in gold for legal
tenders and 81 600 gold paid in in exchange for
legal tender notes.
Government bonds were fairly active and somc-
what weaker particularly for currency skies. which
declined u per cent. Tho subscriptions to the four
per cont loan to-day reported to have been
$iG0oo.ooo. The following were tns closing quota
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Stained Good ordinary Ice strict good ordinary.
slice low mddling, ll-alc. middling, l-l6c For
future delivery tho sales Yesterday after
two M.-Jannary. lo0 bales at o34c.. shor. notice,
essc, 400 q Ses. 500 81 osac April, 100 q ssos,
ct 093c. Total, 1000 bales. To-day up to two
r. M-January. 100 bales at a39c. February,
94lc, 1000 at 900 200 94lc 100 At a42c 200 At
40 at o5ss, 800 at 957c LOO a. s5sc 200 ut 95sc,
$500 960c 100 st 9d2c 100 Ut a6lc 200 at 9GOc,
loo Ut 961c. so at 96Oc OuO at 96le.; April 500
a7Sc, $500 at 800 at b75c, 200 at 079S, 300 ct
97sc, 200 e77c 500 ut 07oc, 500 at a77e 800 81
97se May 200 5soe 400 ut $3.50. 200 at ssc, 400
902c $40 at 994c.; june, 4OO l0oic 800 ut loose
800 at loose 200 at 10 July 100 at TO- 15c August
500 ut 02c Total ~ 100 bales Grand total 1900 bales
The receipts ut tho ports -Galveston
1sY7 bales; New Orleans 607O; Mobile, 4s2 Savannah
SSi9; Charleston, 1902 Wilmington 5sl Norfolk, 3,2ii
"a o0 bales This day last week 5oed bales This day
bales Cotton freghts closed follOws:To Havre, by
steau ll-1Gc., by SAIL Ne To Hamburg by
steam, So, compressed To Bremen by steam Ac COM
pressed by SAIL &c. To Liverpool by steam, Nd VS2d
FIouR GRAIy-Rccepts-Flou l2 49l bills wheat,
IS $50 bushels; meal lo4 bbs and IS sacks corn,
$4,000 bushels; oats 1855 do 500 do, barley
$3.50 do; barley malt $50 do Flour steady. The
sles including State Western and Southern about
1880 bills. Within the annexed Rye -four ruled
mand tho sales 800 bills and 375 sacks Rye
fairly active and firm Sales $4,000 bushels State
oec. and 40 bushels Pennsylva track at ac.
Barley also fairly active and the sales included 500
bushels common ungraded Canada, 10000 do No. do.
and 1000 do No. do bright, all on private terms Malt
,sAt NVn nsxAtn
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market Very Ac-
tive and Strong.
Government Bonds Weaker. States Steady
and Railroads Strong
Money on Call Easy at 2 a 8
Per Cent.
WALL STREET.


WEDNESDAY. Jan. 22-6P p. M.
Tho stock market has become automatic. SO to
speak and moves along with undated strength. I'M
Affected by the tips OF pointers and Needless of the
woful forebodngs which tho bears have substituted
Tor action market strong tho present one is,
however. not easily to be talkod down, and for tho
moment it does not appear to have any more serious
obstacle to encounter. business was again very
spirited this morning. with prices firm and dealings
well distributed. The bulk of transactions grew out
Of the activity in Eric. Western Union and the
grangers the first named stock being the pet fancy of
tho day. The inconvenicnt fact that the Lon
don Stock Exchange Is situated considerably
nearer to ten o'clock in tho morning than
our own. thus forcing British brokers to
get through their business before ours has
we'll begun. prevented the former from stimulating
their Eric market by quotations from here but this
effect will undoubtedly be realized tomorrow.
Western Union. which has been almost forgotten.
and to speak. laid away speculatively, upon the
shelf. taken down to-day. busted. furnished mp
and set going with fresh impetus. The old story
which breaks out periodically like the measles-of
the next dividend being two per cent one. was
given tho Of the activity. but the real
reason is probably TO be found in the propriety Of
forcing conspicuous stock like Western Union to
take its proper position In the show which is going
AZ appanage to the big telegraph company
the little Atlantic and Pacific Company had its own
sido show-the price Of the stock advancing to 37h.
The buying was possibly instgated by reports that
tho property could be nadoto pay yearly dividends Of
per cent equal to 1Oper cent upon the par value
Of tho stock. Tho Northwesterns achieved further
rise Of to per cent which is notable fact in face
large sales made by members Of the pool within
tho last day or two. After midday the market was
active without any material Improvement. Lake
CNo
though they landed profit on opening prices. The
rest of the list closed strong and with the impress Of
still higher figures 70 be reached
The opening. highest lowest and closing prices Of
stocks at the New York Stock Exchange were fol-
&
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81 ,9os 6.s4s 339.611 2,013
15,226' Y,U22 19u..s56 3i3
37,134 1880 53O,577 1886
20, 537 4.9f7 15S,uOo l,Ui3
1857 1929 s72.5Gs 1918
23,lss $3.50 SOFAS Is
6.D3 2,G3l 1859 2.m3

January -. lS7o...... 1913 lo2o7 1863 l.3l3
Tho market was less active but unchanged Saies
WnlsKEY-Ro Receipts loi7 ibis fhs market was quiot.
tonnage and rates, in some instances sitter.
EngagSmen,snro Liverpool. by ss zoo ton: slate
500 bales do, s-18d. 7-sad. and by steam. 4oO
balos cotton I'D $500 boxes cheese 4os some lots
visions including bacon at 5s. London sail 90 tons oil
cheese and batter, SIS. Cd. Avonmouti. steam. $50
boxes cheese, 42s 3D. Hamburg, steam, 200 bbls.
alcohol, 5s. Charters:--An Italian bark hence to
Norwegian bark hence the United Kingdom direct,
1000 quarters grain, As Cd Norwegian bark hence TO
Honieur or St; Nazaire $500 quarters grain, S. 3D.
ters grain. IS; a British brig hence to Bayonne,
800 quarters grain, I'D British steamship, from
Philadelphia to Cork for orders grain 3D.
Norwegian bark hence to Trieste. 800 bbls refined
petroleum. Is 3D.; German bark, hence Bremen 5000
bills do IS sd British bark, hence to Padang for
orders to two java do at or about c;
troeuni "a 4d American schooner, hence Rouon.
400 bills. crude petroleum, IS. Sd Norwegian bark,
hence to the Baltic $500 bbs refined petroleum 4s 3D.
the vessel in our last for Adelaide is IN Amoxcan
an American bark 1888 tons; a British ship, $50
tons hence to sydney, general cargo, at ratios;
net; - brig, hence Havana, 1000 bills soc.
scooncrs about 700 each hence Now Oreaus at
current rates; German bark, 5S1 tons. hence to
Antwerp. general at rates; Italian bark $500
italian bark o arrived Baltimore 1000 quarters grain.
Cork for orders United Kingdom Continent, S. Cd
Norwegian bark AS tons. hence to Plymouth general
cargo rates. grain S. Norwegian bark 1853
hence Cork for orders, oilcako 2s 3D. Norwc
gan bark 53T hence Stockholm at
Norwegian bark tons hence to otenburg
timber private British ship 2S4 hence
Liverpool Qad berth RECENTLY general cargo ~ ratios
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LivERrooL. jan 22-S 4. NJ.
Cotton-The sales Of tho day included $50 bales Ameri
can Futures dull upands low middng clause, juno and
July delivery SID
KxcnASeR Rsronr
LivERpooL, Jan. 30, 1879.
Pork-Prime moss Eastcrn, dull ~ Ala do, Western
dull at 4os BaconCunlberland hrn,er 2is short
ro rmsr a 2eS long clear hrmer at short nrmcs
at ais 3D. Bccf-India mess dull at Ss; extra do duh
crn steady at als. Taiiow--Primo city steady
3Bs ID spirits turpcntino dull VI a2A Rosin-
Common hrmcr at IL. I'D hno dull ct los. Cheese
American choice STEADY Ut Alta Lard oil hrmer s5s
giour--Extra state dull at 23s Wbcat-Spring No. .
steady at Is III. do No. steady at Ia lid. ;
Western winter steady W ~. lOd
southern winter steady at Ia Corn-Mixcd now Arm
at 23s Cd do old firm at 23s Sd. Cottonsced on-veow
American dull Mt 2ss I'd Rosn-Common. London
hrmer ~ S. Turpentine-sprits, at London, stcsy
2ls. I'd
LONDON Jan. 22-ePM
Refined petroleum, oSd. . os.d per gallon Spirits Of
turpcntine 2is p pcr evil Calcutta iinsccd AS
4bs. I'd per quarter.
American lard closed at aex marks pcr Ito iSs = 80
ANrwRsr, Jan. ~, is7a
American lard closed 2ix forms per SO kox Petro
leum 2a5A francs for hne palc American
FINANCIAL.
LoSDoK, Jan. 22-5 PM
Consos 90 sic for both money and the account India
council hills allotted to-day ut advance of rs
penny rupee Paris advices quote Dor cent
lN NC for the account Exchange London, 25k 24c
for ehsausA
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

SCsss ss
Nxw ORLEANS jan o. 1874
Cotton weak middling essc,: low mddiing sSs; good
ordinary SIZE Net receipts 90 bales gress sG,s Eek
nent 4s2; eoastwise 3asi Sales 1900; last evening"
Cotton auot easier middling ec low middliSg SIZE.
e Great Britain 4ses; coastwiss, s,2io Sales, iooo
Spirits of .apen.ne arm a: ass Resin arm =. 81 is
' SS an. ssi' sIsn
TloSr-oSSd inquiry; price: firm and unchanged; saes
No. i au :Slna & d. sale. aS @
:ss ioS white vin.ss q 81 f iS5
SSsaasssd sales new s;sst
ssSs Ssaisy p1iss. as
Icy sss,ss price: arm and n nm
s Sss. tr'Ss o
sSs r. ny Dc Ss.saIs S Sssy d.
1000 do barley. loo do.
Flour suie. and unchanged. Wheat in fair demand and
arm red and white zoe 96c Corn armer at 3l1sc c
81, is Esrt sis
q as a se sao 70 ss g.
S ss;.. .sS sss;s: i i "a ssS
sl sys, Clear sSs W. .:ss sna
and unchanged Sugar steady and unchanged Live hogs
active hrm and higher common 81 50 S % light 81 40
8 packing IS " s, rs; batchers - IS IS S.
ceipts 5y5AS; Shipments none.
CHICAGO. jan ~ 1879.
Flour In good demand and shade spring extras
s. - so; Minncsotns So patents Is -; low grades
81 s. To- Wheat unsettled but generally higher opened
and higher closed inside prices No. Winter
SSc; No Chicago spring, Sec, cash; S6Sc. February
s7SSc, Maseh sales s7c. Sotc March; No do, 7ic
ted 52c. 521sc Corn excited and higher closed
weak soAc. as.se. cash; sic.. February; ss1c May
saG IS 'is .ssly :sys
flaxseed q II 81 20 Pork in active demand; opened
strong and higher ut inside priccs market unsettled
and escised ~ 10 cash. pl1h 50 10 vebruay 81 a1k
March; % IS ~ 90 April Lard baoyaa. but unss,.od
g s2's March, :, 80 - sa'l April se,ss At i2Ss
demand bus easier; shoulders, - s5' clear RIB 81 4o
%sae and shade higher g ~ e q s's$s 80
iion bills wheat, ia7Ooo sushcls s. do oats
26QO0 do rye 5000 do barley, 1900 do Shpments-
Flour 800 bills. wheat 900 bushels corn 52UUo
oats. 200 do; rye. S35 do. barley, 1000 Al
close-Wheat active but lower c, February &c. Mavh
Corn active but lower c. asked. February 3lc asked
March; 35 35ic., Nay Data dull and shade err
1tsc.. February; aosc., March Provisions heavy and
asked February So iaJs bid Xarch On ihe call Of shs
uordp roy isiop wpre sflll
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HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA, Jsu. q. 1870.
Spanish gold. 2ooi col Exchange armcr, quotably
higher. ON tho United States, sixty days, gold ~,
gscmaa% do shor. sight, 81 az premium On London.
No. II Dutch standard, as reals gold, por
arrobc muscovado sugar, common TO fair So q ~ reals
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300 do............I2 1875 $40 Ohio Miss...... 9sS
200 Canada solthern. AK 800 do............. Ysss
% Pitsbarg. SO GA 500 do............. o5s
l0ij A. NJ.
$4,000 US 5's lO4O C. loek ei0ooo US 5s 1884, c. 10Y
10000 Us 5s issl, 1851 $500 US AIS. c, 1891 los
Ills A. NJ.
$4,000 Us 5aor s7bc 1921 $1,000 Us SIS 1891, 1863
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PRINTING CLOTH MARKET.

FALL RIVER, Mass, Jan. ~, 1879
The msrket fer printing cloths strong at
cloths and cash. asked for 56xO Cloths and sales Of
10000 pieces ut Be-. thirty days.
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RN NM NAl 4 ArAI "a
SdSu - I'M "a = !" a AZ ISL.
io S'T ~ q = Isl. DC
N@ = = y. tss 9, @A
@ = Ven con. nss.
h@ W. Cen l, ~ .. &c;
iVoM q SIT is'' , =
49, y oSS =.
,N q ~ coo,
lNN 40; .,...,,,...;.;
Wn - q %r'x,1 ~ y
i@ Dei, - y =, W <u.'
M Chi = NV cexp
49,; 49, 90. ...'....., -
z@ 90 ~ ,;.......pc
NN@ y a Q, ssx D., DC
y @ ", NOT \ L, Ess I,s,H
aN !. MOTT Eiov ISL.
Sum 90. .:.;;..;....
SW Steve y ioI. 81.
@uC.HASko,'h ,c.oe
luu 90; $3.50.
49, No,tn Mo ISL DC
@ 20 .;..'...pc
v@SM 90 icy, s'd.
ouu y Eiev ist..
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StOcK ln5certalneu Dy
actual count, includ-
ing speculation, jan
uary l. 1879.
Receipts since Jan. H..
Totals. ................
Sales since January L..
Stock this day, January
~, 1879.
Comparing with stock
january -. 1873.
Comparing with stock
January "a, 1877.
Comparing with stock
=. 49,. ~ 1919
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Six per tho outstanding certificates Of
profits win be paid the holders thereof their legal
and after Tuesday the 4th Of February
Tho outstanding certificates Of the issue of 1875 will be
redeemed paid holders thereof their legal
and after Tuesday the 4th of February
next from which date all interest thereon will The
certificates to BIO produced the time OF and
celled
A dividend Of Thirty per cont is declared the not
earned premiums of Company for the ending De-
cember 1872 which will be issued aud
after Tuesday, the 9TH OF May next.
Ry orler Of tha Ron Gocraf
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$4,000 La consol

FSDO ka consoi......
5000 do.
2,sDUU do. ..........
5000 Kco. ID n VI LIST.
100 81 Paul, | & NJ d l
2yD u. & X 4 y lst..
5CUD ID, l. n W. conv. !
2UOo NY Elevated LIST l
1000 Jefferson lst....
3Jp n \ Con, adj.
4OOU Kan Pac Us, 20
n 4 A, with G c. !
5000 Mo. X \ Z, c as.
400 Z, q x l q lst. =.
20 shs Am Ex Bank. I
10 American Express
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Delivered contract GOO bales yesterday. Current
prices OF spot cotton he following quotations based
American standard OF classification and cotton In
store running Ia quality than halt grade above
or hall thav n1n oeafll.-
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j. d. JONES,
CHARLES DENNIS,
w. ii. Ii. MOORE,
LEWIS CURTIS,
CHARLES ii. RUSSELL.
JAMES Low,
DAVID LANE,
GORDON W. BURNHAM.
FRANCIS SkIDDY,
VIM. STURGIS,
ADOLPH LEMOYNE,
JOSIAH o. Low,
WILLIAM L. DODGE,
ROYAL PHELPS,
THOMAS \. YOUNGS,
G. A. HAND,
JOHN b. HEWLETT,
WILLIAM Ii. WEBB,
CHARLES L. BURDETT,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-11-11
Waterville Locals.

The temperance meeting, sunday, was I'M
usually well attended and enthusiastic. The
speakers were Messrs. Matthews, Hathaway,
Dunn, Hill, Grant. NJ. C. Foster, Drummond
and Sawyer. Quite violent discussion arose
on the prohibition question. There has re-
Gently been formed here "Citizens' League
for the purpose of supprcssing the sale of in
toxicating liquors. One or two feel it their
duty to throw cold water on the movement
but, Notwithstanding. it promises TO be
grandly successful L. X. Drummond is the
President of the Lcague.-Two rare enter
tainments are promised us. The Juvenile
Pinafore with troop of thirty children will ex-
hibit here Saturday night, and Geo. II. Wend-
ling will give his famous lecture on Ginger
solism" the evening preyious.-,Josh Billings
was considered failure. He simply read
over the trite savings in his old ''Almanacks'
and of course the audience was justly indig-
nant at such treatment.-Mr. lanson's lnsti-
tute is enjoying a weeks newfoundland
progress is being made on the new hotel. The
work is under the charge of Nj. {. Foster.