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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-17
J.. NJ. PLUME. AttorDey-st Law. PhtsonfG rem.
TRUSTEES SALE
III OF THE
NEWCASTLE AND FRANKLIN RAILROAD.
UNDER FIRST MORTGAGE
GIVEN TO SECURE BUNUHOLDERS.

whereas The ewCaste and Franklin Railroad Company.
acooraon Of state Of pennsyiyana 90 On the rs
aBder Bradley Of the cy OF Ptsbur Penn y trust for The
company which said mortgage recorded office
cordng of deeds MORTGAGES &C. IN and Tor tbs county o.
Pases ass 5ss aS ss &
County q Mercer State Aforesaid mortgage book vol
2s 2s go 20 262 1853 and l04 ana in VOL g. pages
aud whereas BY the terms Of said mortgage provided
Castle ana Franklin Railroad Company should mako
default or refuse or neglect or omit Tor an, ,h
semiannual interest bonds Intended be thereby
or Quit 10 paw principal Of saG bonds a. they
for period exceeding six continuous months then in either
the majority holders Of said bonds out.
theleupon operate and control said alroad and
that alter or without taking railroad upon
the written request OF IKE majority OF the holders Of said
tate real and personal corporate rights franchises aad Pm
Aud whereas The said New Castle Railroad
OF said bouds. since February, A. d., 1871
bonds have In wiring requested trustee pos
session Of railroad and sell the same, in accordance With
Thereore l. Alexander Bradley Trustee aforesaid. by
sad mort case DO hereby give notice that viii, on WE'D.
NEsDAY the 10TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER NdaI a. D. Is5s
CITY Pttsburg County OF Allegheny, state OF Pennsy
hs following iS p%Ss RsS S Al ' ha
tain aaroad belonging 70 The Newcas sSe tFa
and Franklin Railroad, extending from point in
the Castle County Of Lawrence state OF Penn
syvania point in the Town q stoneboro County Of Mel
GER State Of Pennsylvania distance Of about forty 4O
miles, an the Additions, Sidng branches and
Turnouts thereof all Lands, Rails. Bridges, Fences
Rights way, Workshops. Machinery stations Offices De-
potts. Depot Grounds Engine Houses Tracks and ali Land
enemens and Heridtaents whatsoever belonging TO sali
Railroad Company together with all tie Rolling stock Ma
terals Equipments and Furniture and all the corporate
rights privileges and franchises AID all streets alleys
passages watercOurSes easements. rights. ND
critics. privileges, hereditaments apputenances aud
right title interest property clan8 aud de
mand Of and kind whatsoever belonging To said
Railroad Company.
TERMS CASH. A. BRADLEY, Trustee.
Pit;sburg Penn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-17
THE STATE OF TRADE.

IIvrspooL June l6-POrk-Prme Mess Eastern steady
al 80; Western dull at as. Bacon - Cumberland cut
steady 26 Short RID steady at Long Clear steady AZ
81 Hams-LOng Cut steady at
40: shoulders steady At 80. Beei-Inda Mess steady az
ri: dull at 81; Prime Mess steady AT lo!
Lard-Prne Western steady at 33 3D. Tsllow-Pnne City
Common dull 3D.; Fine steady AT 06d Cheese-Amercan
Choice dull 80 Lard Oh steady at 49, four-Extla
STATE dull al 23 I'd Wheat-Sprng, No B. dull at lodi No.
spring. dun at Adj New Western Winter dull at
ei2i New Southern Winter duh at 95d. Corn-New
Niyed steady al az I'D per ceDtal; old Mixed dull at
IId per GENITAL Seed olYelow American, steady
M 90 Rosn-Commof. London. steady at 43d. Iur.
pentne-Sprits. London, steady % a. Receipts OF
wheat for Atlantic pOrs $4,000 qrs; from Pa
cc ports $3.50 qrs from other $3.50 grs Corn
5000 49,, . ,
American 90, 80. ---.
iVEHPooI, June 1875 pm.-Lnseed OIL, 27I3d. per cwt
LONDON June l6-l m-Caloutta Lmseed. 5lOd U02 per
ar Llnseed oil, 1927 10 ds27 10 per ton.
LONDON, June lBi D. m.-Linseed Cake 4S 10y per tOn
Sulrlts Of Petroleum, 7lt07Sid. per gal.
BREAIIS. lb.-PetrOleum, 7 marks 90 ptennigs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-17

favor Export demand moderate and obbnr trade confined
% nsnGn TO so Bs c tSr mainly
81 10 and West Indie. a, ~ 70 SH9g s bS a 81
st5sss 5o saS e ns, s gsIos Ssi
s. S1 Gssss TO- 100 Sas sSpefnc and siSS
SS NJ p 81 sSSs 10 manly q
aess SO cC.@Sn q FAR s Smm ssatS S
ooS G sIs western % IS Choice 20
1 SSo o aGsf Ease
sSsi 2;sss 90 sassr, Ezra g g 500
brands held higher. s. degs Common to lar EFiIs
& S5s, .s5as:g y,
cSsss E9rn ns Ss eoo choc Fancy
S SEAF GS Rss%Gyvn ii SgIss 90
GRAIN-wHEAT.Market isSic lower limited export
Sales $4,000 bush futures, $4,000 bush spot IN
S% s s3 s s ESSS'sa SPS
Guiding 5000 bush Choice No Chicagc 9s 7c 5000 bush
ss S sse ss{ Os le4cs He'd
bush AMBER i$0G S%.a F sSa his IS
$ 81 IS 800 bush Mixed isi $sSSc s%;S
ssesa soOS S%sh 60 Ser.5rs. Of closing
900 SSs" S"s5 ds July ssI is cqslns q /. sid sifa
skf s asssS 9ai S06 BUSH sem5e 81 5eS
i iF q Il of 5 s e q ns s?SS 0sih
bush J%y niG "a h1su closing Il 4 f
Closing 81 Ii bid 81 ia asked 5000 bush. No Amber
July ii l3 closing 81 l2ia bid 81 l43 asked. RYE
frn quiet safes 5000 bush Prime state 66c; 800 bush
No Western. Gle; Canada quoted at e5c; BARLEY
and HARLEY MALT dali nominal --... PEAS dull, I'M
changed CoRN-Market shade easier moderate s1
mort and home demand light business on speculative
account; sales, 10000 bush; futures. l6gOoo
bush. spot, including Ungraded western Hl1e9-
rs L2di4c; No. 3, Ale; Steamer Mixed 43G No. z
43le6i4c latter price In the elevator No l. c Old No
High Mixed i4c; Ungraded whlte 44isc steamer Mixed
1900 bush aSilc, closing 42[c. bid, able asked
do. August, 5000 bush, 4tei So 2 June clos ta
July, 4Isc closing 44,.c BID ABE asked 10000 5qs da
bush DO september, 47c closing 47c bid, 474c asked
.OATS lie, market heavy and unsettled; sales
1000 busb Including g. rs No. White. 3Uo; No
Q 69a37 tsc; No White. S79ssci No &c; Mixed
Western 80 ed37 &C: White do, 37G4lc; Mixed and White
state ogether 3Sc, including 6l00 bush No. Milwaukee
81 pc. and 10000 bush No. July. 37c.--..FEED quiet
4 : 1Inl IDnlin
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-17
pOMEsTIC MARKETS.

BUFFALO l6-Flour fairly aotyei sales 100 bills
CITY Ground No Spring at 70 25OsJ 20 No. SPRING
SO i5dsl 25: Amber. 90 50G&Gj White Winter 50 7!e
.B 25 New E7 500 So Rye Flour, 80 20 as 20
Western, No spring 50 250fJ 70 No. spring - %
81 10 BakerH $5df6: Amber % QUO White WiinnteI,
5Uo as New Process 81 50US-. wheat In lair milling
demand sales 900 bus. Green Bay spring 81 ~ 1890
bush ard ShebOygan. 81 10; No. Hard Milwaukee
guo,el VI ~ NO DO - 81 10 Had do 81 - 20 90
Duluth. 81 10; No 2 do. ~ o. White winter, 81 ia
81 ia Red Amber Winter ii 00sl l2. Corn steaiy
slles 5000 bush No Mixed WesteIn l9ci 900 bush
nigh Mixed Western lc; 1000 bush. High Mixed Toledo
sic 1900 bush choice White, 40 oats h1n western 80
retailing at Al 042c Barley nOunay Guotable
Gnds0c Canada. 7OdS0c. Rye generally inactive hed
81 &c. Oat Meallngers1 Fine ~ 5n lngersoH Me
dunn BanneTmaIs Cnsrse al corn Meal Coarse 80
g5e 93c.a al % Now PgOces for family 81 400
u 80 per MIN Fee1 fehng AZ CITY mills Coarse sl3
Fine. Els Iinshei ga Rye siigS per ton hghwnes
dull City Made I'll O7GSl %. Canal Freghls-Wheat 4tci
Corn sac " hswYork Pine Lumber 10 Albany 81 10 "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-17
EUROPEAN FINANCTAL MARKETS.

LONDON June lG7he Times in its financial article this
tOsthe condition of the
Difficulties still appronendcd in the provinces and
very heavy failures would probably lave occurred be-
but fact that the provincial banks interested
prefer help their customers for the time being rather than
let be thought that they have made any losses What
would ordinary CTCUms have been failures have by
the Afforded been In instances, turned into
kind forced private liquidation. All this Is well known
city, makes the money LENDERS suspicious and
cautious real revival OF trade, brisk
for would probably reveal enough weakness
insolvency in certain quarters TO amply Justify the caution
exercised.
for the account bonds, New 1854; NewJersey
Central. y Reading Railroad Il.
LONDON June l6-l p.m.-inOis Central so Pennsylvania
Central, 39ls NewJersey Central cOns0ls 9Gq.
LONDON, June l6-4 m-C0nsos 97lIo for money "a Is
Account U. bonds. New hvcs 1885, Erie Railway
shares 2S do preferred, SO Illinois Central o92
syvania Central. 3gl4 The Of bullion gone
England balance toaay IS 600 Pans av1ces
renIes at l6 francs 62a confines for the
account
LONDON June lG.-Silyer is quoted at 32'sd per
PARIS, June lG.-ExohaDge London 20 francs 20 cen
fttne a Oh pgks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-17
HORSE MARKET.

The continued receipts would convince casual OBJ
server that hereabOus have large else all
the sale exchange stables full to overlooking with
Horses accustomed 10 this business however things
look somewhat different 10 cannot lie denied that
large amount of business has been transacted this
season, yet at times it with the ut
most difficulty that stock cleared ont as fast
as il arrived There is almost always place 70 put Horses II
will accept prices this spring there has been
no whatever which crowded to its greatest
pacy The country buyers have kept steady stream u
Horses flowing this city since the middle OF February and
has work 20 keep this end Of the route clear
and compelled dealers to sell on very small margin IN
many Instances While the general trade continues good IL
very evident that heaviest part Of the season Is over
and we NAV look for dull times AGAIN Nothing
new developed during the past week and prices az
revously given unchanged Mr. j. b. DOuy shipped
30 head OF ne Horses Antwerp via the Red star
line On Saturday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-17
COTTON MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Igns l6-l2S0 mcotgon qg 6tj Middlng
cuding 1000 for speculation and export Receipts,
100 cales American Futures quiet at SATURDAY nights
cry 6algd do July and August delivery laqd do August
and september delivery 7sgd also 7iisd also Sgd; do'
LIVERPOOL June l6-l:jO n.-Niding Uplands Cotton,
6i0led Middhng Orleans a. Futures quiet but STEADY
included 100 bales American. Fuures-uplands Low MID;
ding CLAUSE June ana Jn dewey and aS JS aGa
Led DO September october devery. Tied; Octo
LIVERPOOL June los -cotton-Futures stesdieri Up,
lands Low Nddng clause J3n9 and Juy geVey SVs9G
ami September delivery 5s;d also "a 40 september and
october &sgT nne dlS o Saiet nomina Mdanng
l2sc Low Mddlng, l2lc: Good Ordinary llSGl2ci re-
BALTIMORE June l6.-COttOn dull Mdding l2i2c; Low
Middng. l2c.; Good Ordinary, IL 2c net receipts none;
BosToy June l6-Cotton quiet Middling, l2'c Low Mid
ding I2c: Good Ordinary, l2c net receipts Zj7 bales
gross III bales exports 10 Great Britain lo2 0aesj STOCK
l2L,c; Low Middlng, l2c. Good Ordinary, l2c net
celpt balos exports cOastwse 394 bales sales none
CNcSYAT June l6-Co;ton lower and steady; Middnnc.
l2Le; Low Mddine l24c; Good Ordinary l2ci receipts;
bales shipments Oi bales sales, 10 Oaies stock o3
GNyrsroy June 1e-Cotton nominal; Mdding l2I4ca
Mdmg. 7sc Good Ordinary ii &c; net receipts, 5S
LOUISVILLE. June lG.-CottOn steady; Middlng lSc.
MEMPHIS, Jane iG.COou quiet; aidlIng l2lc: recelpts
bales shipments 81 bales sales 20 bales stock 1854
NRwomEANs June l6COtton dull and easier Middling
2 LG it Saes o aG 6s GSG s i55 last
evening 400 bales stock. $685. bales. 49,
Low Mdding Isc; Good Ordinary. l2c net receipts
none; sales spinneTs. 24S baesi stock 1OU2O bales.
mi5SS ise low Midding i2c Good 6ihafy ii Sc
net receipts a bales exports coastwse, l2l bales sales
sT louis, JG3e i6%cotton lower; Mddng I2c
Miding i2c; Good Ordinary IL be- receipts 1913 bales
shipments, 10 bales sales none sock. 1882 bales.
WILMINGTON, June l6Cotton dun, lower 20 sell; Middlng
I2c Low Mdding. l2c Good Ordinary II Sc To-; net re-
ceD bales; exports cOastwse % bales stock 291 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-17
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North R,per. Vessels and Ruibo1is
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
MONDAY. June 16, 1879.

ASIIES-Un ged and quiet
COFFEE-RiO quiet and unchanged; Ordinary 20 Prime.
1lal44c sales, 1000 bags Dona," 8OO9 do AID
367 taken out of stock The DOna iyed here
last night with 1865 bags Rio and 1907 bags Santos
Mid Grades quiet former prices; Java 23e25c
MaracaiOO. IL 0l6c.; Laguayra, l3Gl5c.
CUrrON-SpoJ Cotton l4c lower and quiet at the de-
Sales, 3l9 bales all for home consumption delivered
contract 200 bales Receipts at the ports G62 bales,
against l74S this day last week 2279 last Sep
TENDER J. 44OSl97 bales against 4l9GGS6 bales during the
same period last season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-17
STAINED.

99od Ordinary HGS
Eu1nres active closing 40 30 points lower the esTy
aud 10 to II points aud 20 10 30 points the later months
There large failures today Saturday
ing 2s.OO0 bales To-day-Eirst Cl-June, 1898 July,
1913 August l21l 1910, 1903, 1867 september, 20
l221 l226 20 lZ2$ October llI5, l.5i, lI5i ~
total 1850 bales. Second Call-Jnne, 1910 u, l7lh
1888 n, l9h l2iei July i242 August IL 81, 1890,
il52 ll54 l155. 1906; November, lily, lie l1lsi
January Hip total p I0J bales Third CaIJune 1888
H. 18Th. 1921 July 1883 August 300, l249, 1915
l2A7 September 1872 III ]. 2OS l2O9 October ll"l.
III 81 I4s la Il89; November lib HE Deceu-
Der O5 llO4 Januay. llOs total IA 200 bales. Also,
lime at I242al262 July, lR33dl26O; August,
1871 Gl2sG; septembeI l2l2al246; Ocl9Pc5 Loco d.,
January Ill2 total $4,000 bales grand total 10000
bales Futures closed unsettled;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-17

RIO J.NVro June Il-Conee market quiet; prices main
tanned; no change Rio. GOOD FIrss $1,000 5000 ros 10
kilos Exchange on london. 1881. ..
SANTOS f-COEee-Supcrior Santos 57OOGo9OO reis
per 10 kIlOa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-17
The following were to-day's quotations for do
nestle and foreign coins and bullion:

IN London to-day cOnsols again were lower, being
97l1e for money and 97ls for account United States
bonds were unchanged except 4l2s which were lie
higher at 1888. In American railway securities,
Erie common was Is lower at 2Sl4, the preferred
stock being u higher at SO, and second cOnsOs UNI
changed at GA Illinois Central advanced to 80,
but reacted TO S9l2. Central of New-Jersey rose to
81, and consols TO 96l2. Pennsylvania advanced L
gained on balance Col ,0O0. Bar silver declined TO
525sd per ounce. In Paris, French rentes declined
from 1l6.S7l2 to 11G.62l2; sight exchange on Lon
don being quoted 1926 francs TO the c.
The receipts of flour and grain at the principal
Atlantic ports this 10Th day of June were:
NeW-NOTk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-17

PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
OF MINING STOCKS.
~ TRANcIsco CLOSING rRIcEs
Saturday. To-day.

The COnsOiiest d Virginia sold b. day dividend
the Eureka Consolidated has declared dividend OfSl
Government bonds to-day were very dull, early
transactions showing some improvement, which,
however lost III later quotations. The sales at
TIE Board covered: $4,000 per cent coupons at
1923; $4,000 registered at 1913; $4,000 4l2
registered AT 1855; $4,000 % coupon at 1O3os;
ana $4,000 registered Gs 1881 at 1912 District
OF Col umbia 3-65s were lower and weak at ST. An
nexed are the closing quotatIonsi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-17
LIVE STOCK MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH.

BUFFALO June lG-CATrLE- Receipts to-day. 2,o40 head
for the week 100 head for the same time last
week 3Oi head through cOnsgnments, 2j5 Market
not shed feeling lOwerj supply OF sale STOCK quite
liberal.
SuFFP AND LAMBs-Rcceipts today 5000 head for the
week thus far $500 head for the same tine last week,
200 head through cOnsgnments, ~ cars Market hru
for GOOD grades others quiet sales Far 10 Good clipped
sheep l2 Choice, u 20 dsi 10 best grades DIS
posed Of. -----,- r.
HoGsRecepts today 5455 head for the week Tins far
II $50 head for the time last week. 10000 head
trough consgnments S3 Market moderately active and
prices unchanged offerings generally Of good quality
Workers Choice. 81 O5d4 lU Medium and Heavy
Good Choice 81 1904 10 Fair S4as4 O5 all offerings
June lG-IIoGs- 200 head shipments
40 head there heavy for Monday prices lower
xed packing at 80 G0dS3 65 Good Fat Hogs 50 70
Js3 is Light Bacon So SO 4s3 70 Choice Heavy 50 SOd
IS 20. -
ket fairly active and firm Good shipping 81 20dSi 30
Buchers loo higher strong steers, Good Cows ana
ueifrrs So 30QS3 90; Mixed Stock 81 SOdS2 90 Texan
Western plenty and firm GrasseIs - vog % 20 COLO
RADIO ana city SO ds3 tO pens cleared Of STOCK
sERP-leceipts. 100 head shipments, 400 head market
unchanged at S3dS3 40. --,--, 49,,
ST LOUIS June l6.-CATTIE-Du ana unchanged demand
light next to nothing DONG receipts 1900 head chip
ments, 500 head ..oo-z.o % ~,
HoGs-In fair demand Rough Heavy 81 SOds3 30 York
ers BaltimOre So 55dS3 10 smooth Heavy 70 Select
IS 7Ods3 receipts 7,400 head shipments 300 head
SHRKP-Weaker with but little doing Fair to Ckoce $2 10
ass 10 receipts 1870 head shipments 300 head.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-17
LIVE STOCK MARKET.
FOR THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY, June 10, 1879.
QUOTATIONS OF BgEvEs TO-DAY.


BEEVES-Receipts yesterday TODAY ia car-oa at
Jersey CITY and l3i at 60th, making 475j head
week 3O69 head more than last week ana l07 head
less than the corresponding Last The l1rPe re-
Of live stock during the week T. G. Eastman.
l,9O2 head; n. MOTIFS 1906 head $. W. Allerton,
S34 head f. Joseph 495 head Dadisman Brown.
1Ol head The week under r0ylew has been tTne
tive than last week, while prices have slightly favored
seller During the fOrepart Of The week the arrivals
unusually heavy and with good prices strength
considerably but Friday receipts
than tho demand which caused slight reaction from the
larger than generally expected and fully 20
carloads more than cOu1 be used TO advantage Buyers
early IN tho yards but they soon conpre-
hended the situation and showed indifference about tax
ing hold which all appreciated by sellers Trade
therefore, slow in starting continued heavy through
morning, c,0sinE duh with humber of car
head lower than Friday while At JERSEY
~ there decline OF ic. native Cornfed cattle, aud
l2c stll.eis Of ali grades. though par
uCuarly Heavy Natives. There VIDE range
quality though ihe acreage VIII probably rate above that
OF Friday represented by Tho AGAR lot u
poor Mis- steers sold 72d~c dress 80 n the
n. Tie mainly
90 d9c drrss 80 70. ar Eastman reserved about
Good Native Hiceis r export uTessed and 30 head To
ship alive all fur Europe Mchsa iohey * son puicha,td
IL head beet trade, and III head o Choice
and EXTa Steers for Shipment awe some OF these cost Them
% J6G 81 H. Martin Purchased 80
head which lie viii ship alive Iesmui, Tomorrow.
sales jersey City-Conoy ~ hcPh~rsOn Reynolds.
Enoc CO.. 10 Missouri steers Ia - n ~ Dc 90 n for
los - on lido l.2s s9c ID do .4S7 n at
0c. LEES IL each 81 DO Ian m Al De- less Doe each %
De-, 1885 N. q a. for :. W. Alierton Ilnois
sieera 1915 no at Gle % ID; q DO lsigS b at
&c. G &S 1855 ss5 B. At Sss les. So each 5 p S q.
lao D. Zoe; % DO; l,53o NJ atloc 81 do 592 D.
flerI O.J D. al b n, oss 81 eabi do, LIZA n. at
6c loss 81 each IA do Oc3 D. al otc aud IL each III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-17
financial.

CTOCKHOLDERS' MEETING.-An annual
~ election for Directors Of the PATERSON. NhWJEH
DA next sth June at their the hours Of II
AMI O'Clock noon JOHN v. SMITH. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-17

nnAzIL COFFEE MARXFT.

HAVANA June lG.-spansh gold, 2l202l2h. Exchange
and sugars nominaIy unchanged.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-17

.pou ala O'Clock TO GLOSS ~ susiNnss'S
=. ycIpcx p. NJ CONTINUED.
kansas re.ss oss Paul Min Han aSo $50 IS pr sss
o.. t1s rSiTMx A 100. s3. az u
IND Gss LsfAysis e'' 100 bS Sbs OHIO 4 Miss "a.
cs,sS aiiten Han & styo o"o-'''''' ~
oh'' s 9 A"oa s9l s0S.es az
arnnpr n L MINING STOOK E4-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-17
Dipioeno Nollees.

OFFICE CARIBOU CONSOLIDATED MiNNG CoMPANf'L
81 Broal-sr. y Ew-N ORR. June H. 1873.
dividend NO. 1.-The Board of Directors
IL Of tins company have tus Gay eec1red dividend u
per cent on Its capital stock 900 out O the net
ngs mine for the month Of May 1879 The trartet
books viii closed y. the 2Oth and the DIVIDEND
payable at the Office Of the company on and amer tho
25ih inst JOHN r. GRAHAM.
Secretary and Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-17

STATE OF ILLINOIS !
TRRAsURER's OFFICE, sPRNGFIkLD, May 70, lSlg
TvHE INTEREST on ILLINOIS STATE
BONDS, the first Monday OF July. 1879 VIII be pad
at the AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BAN II,
NewYork City, from the 9Th IN the 10Th OF July 1879 M
elusive. JOHN G. SMITH, state Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-17

Canal Raird Coastwise Bait. Phla Boston.
Flour. bbs... 335 l59O7 l,I15 1907 ESQ 4.j02
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-06-17

OFFICE OF WELLS, FARGO n Co.,
% BROADWAY, June l6 1879. :
rJ'HE REGULAR SEMI-ANNUAL DIVE
i DEND OF FOUR PER CENT has been declared by IA,
directors OF this payable July 10, 1879 at oar
office, above.
The books will close July at m and reopen
IL. b. PARSONS,
Assistant SaNrefarY.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1879-10-28

Tonight Miss Mary Anderson, the
greatest living tragedienne, appears at
Harper's Theatre as Parthenia. This is
her best role. and character which she
sustains faultlessly. She has many imi-
tators but no equals. Fresh from her
triumphs in the metropolitan cities she
comes to Rock Island justly herslded as
Americas favorite actress. The following
is from among hundreds of press testi-
monials at hand:
From the New York Graphic.
'PARTHENIA. She invests the charac-
ter with a wondrous charm. The young
Greek maiden, delicate, tender and pure,
inspired by heroic soul, willing to brave
all dangers 10 the service of those she
loves-suoh is 'Parthenia, and such is
Mary Anderson. She presents throughout
as true copy of the high-souled Greek
maiden as it is possible to conceive. The
exquisite grace of her fine form, which
lends itself so tremendously to classic
dress, and the statuesqus movements in
such parts as ''Evadne" and ''Parthenia, !"
would, 10 any pose through the five acts of
the old-time drama. serve as a model for
a sculptor. Her "Evadne" is great, her
'Parthenia" is grand.