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New-York tribune., 1879-05-22

FLOUR AND MEAL-FLOU R-narket heavy, ana IN
ns5nces sha e lower. win only limited demand Iof
.,nrt and he nbbng trade sales llJOo dds hCi"Ns
-ii i,I- Extra, 97uU bDls
snfa EYfr - 7Ons7 -, for the Whole range JoD p-
Winter Wheat Extra, - sU0Fr % mainly I1i - peo To
= 5'las, rs; 300 bbis. Low Extra. - fVG-5 t''
S6O bbis Rejected. - So; 90 Dbls. 7HpeIhhe
& sig- 500 hDs Tor export QGo.aious ~ o. - uu
Jt. -nprrlue t3 % Is 10 Common o ar i1irA 7'ate
- * 80 ~ GOOD do. s3 51Gaa t5i ,ouuIot 20
i Frra Western 90 as3 20; Choice 10 tancN No. - '
- g,omou 10 GOOc round Hoop ono . a>f fO
oo6 NJ 1bOice DO - 5UGs6 Minnesota Common Ira a.
"a TOdG4 RIVE MXtare S-G=3 5o hdAtIs l-AuA.. - lu
~. rralgnt. 5O4SJ -, F4tent. 80 f5@et 90 "5sl .
a. fo raTds held CHER 81 Louls common 10 ar h.Ia
" -, F,ir 10 Good - 30Us5 Good % Ch0ite ram
.isinC du ueclIuug $50 q iI-ltN ElsOC j..
ol"slnE lies 55U bbs. Common 20 Choice tNa. eJdSn
Choire 10 Fancy <6HS6 7j--.. hf T. AOO ,rs
i ia mis- 5npernue, 81 l5ds3 4J.Cyi'N "a
,I.a BIlud} = 1Vf i4u -'"
h,oiI 1la yciioV western -20s2 So y. ,o,. ,.. A.,
DI0REIGS = FRIlITS--alr- Dy duch0h 9,'Vy 10, DoA's ~
t pgl.T,no ana apes Lemons, Sl9F5 OF @-Vo uo' w.
oranges NJ 0Sj 20 bY steam f.tter for M Red
W'IEAI-IaTktt shade DctteI Io ~. : - ~.
ssh and NAV wanted mainly i0r hiIng e0hics sus 2 ~
r'n@ sitb fair export demand aud rlghul N ~ y -
feoT for IA htfe with very moderate uh.a' - ~
AZ TAR iIsiu..s speculative account a. - D.
fb trrres l-g bush spot. Including aooo Du9u co. -
ncted Suriug zoe; 1900 bush OhgIalct r. -
III 0I bush spring "a a't 70 20 w. ~ s,6 isb
snr,n nart 10 arrive 81 90 81 90. lnclulnE
Tilwaukee 81 O6; 10000 bush SpiiB ann - ~ n
a,vx-, al Og small parcel do 81 ~ lnV, pus' uJ
,ated Wner Red 81 l20$l 10; 6SuO Dusn, ~ Ss,ns
q T9S si isz. 600 bush. No AnlDei er.acl
bu0 bush NO Rcd 81 I74sl l7's 9'OoO ouSh O"s '
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
FrRopEAN FINANCIAL MArNErs.

LONDON May 2l-Siycr s quoted pgr ounce. The
stock Exchange VIII 0b-crra ~arUdl, rcl. May -,
hOldav in honor of he Que.L's uIihGdy.
LONDON. Nav 2l-I-:at lt-oI., .e !or b0u money
ana account. US bonds. hat lOi
1Ola- Ecw uvrs. Jos o IcuU-N cen.
traI 5- NcW-Tersv Central aI Is Reading Railroad. ID T.
LONDON. MAY ---a{J u. IG.-,Ju-n al1e bU;l
and tue accom- o. = bonds Ne" hTta le6 India Council
bills were allotted t1CIv af iiu per rlury advance.
TUSpnN. Nav IL p I'.-.. S. bonds. iolr ana hat
pfrCuts los New fyrs lu5 View ef,ey central con-
sus i6l wanna Central 35 Reading IaTOsa. II %
advires reule- 90 rance 81 Leon
tunes for account Erie Railway shares, 20
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22

fstv and Northern, st. Louis and San Francisco
9. ! ouis. Iron Mountain and southern, and Mis-
.orri Kansas and Texas were all lower and closed
.roak The Chesapeake and Ohio stocks were lower
a. the common and first preferred, and p per cent
I;har for the second preferred. Marietta aud Gin
hulsnnafi second preferred to-day was dealt IN az
SSD, & TO 412, and Nashville. Chatt anooga and
81 ,uis sold to the extent of 200 shares at $50
36h.
considerable spirit was shown in the early deal
,.-s in the coal stocks: Delaware, Lackawana and
western rising from 573i 20 5Sla. and Delaware
nd Hudson from 40 to so but the latest sales OF
,ho stocks we're at 57laa5 and 1855 respective
J. Morris and Essex deCllHed from 90 &
20 oil. and Central of New-Jersey, with
on active trading and frequent fluctuations,
Ia from 5O7s to 4S1204S7s. The short
,terest I'M these stocks having been pretty thor
onsnlv eliminated from the market there is less
,o,r3 about possible combinations, or " the profit
M. b,rsiDcss which the companies are doing with
aool over ~ a ton less than il year AGO. Pa
.SSc Mail was weak. declining from Il 5lt to l4l2
6t recovering TO IS. The stock continued TO be IN
.ood narrowing demand for election purposes, and
s freely loaned at u per cent for use until Friday
-Tbs mining stocks generally were. quiet but hTm
the Oniclsllver common y and the preferred l per
ant higher. SutrO Tunnel was dealt In at 4osG5 45
ciosnr strong at the quotation. Apparently there
Ems coupany recently that has attracted little OF
no attention. bat that in the aggregate must have
Amounted 90 many thousand shares
THE market closed irregular but generally weak.
sANGR OF 1nE sroCK MARKEL
t.-.soyted " The cold dud stock Tssgr1Dh
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OCEAN NATIONAL BANK.
Business Chauccs.

a SPLENDID BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
a id DENNEI. Coosato-rhe largest aud best appointed
Publishing Printing House nm tIo De nou-lt az
very low figures located m One ~ te uneai cts ot the
Union ir dom % business 0f -iJ,1o AMI has
iasr increasing patronage new and imnrovaa m1enoy "
kinds terms of sale fIo0Ou 90 money aud
- 900 = months time. For ful particulars address
DENVER PUBLLsalNG House Box 2.t5i.
DARTNFR WANTED-SDpcal or general. in
an established wholrsslc b0Ot and shoe manufacturing
business Jhe g4esJ references given Address j. ". g.,
Box 2,le0 4. %.
TEANTED-To charter a small steam-pro-
" pv.r D-5,ugl l1al-. tar viii carr alout 20 pas
-rug-r- sl-ai Address s. a. MLlLLElt, u EX-
change a'e. Baltimore. MI
VANTED-SimQtiOn as salesman in % retail
~ Boot and Sho, store c-hi,r with large nrm
best OF reference. Address BOSTON. Tribune Ofice.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22

n At 2iac; 10 DO. li5 at 2',c 10 DO i5l n at 39c
is5 n at &C.
Judd & Buckingham sold 2s state vcas 1iO g. at
Halenbeok & Davis sOd % state Butt rmk Calves lt5
do. 100 n, sac; Buttermk Calves and Neas Mixed.
l2g h az so do. ljs ID at 32e; Veais i24 u. at lc
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Receipts were 81 cars Of 7. 4sg
Washingfon Marker Total since Sairriav i5 i57 6eld
2O547 for the corresponding last There
Nas an improved leehg te m At AZ Jersey C ot -hep
ana stock sod quite readily NJ Mondays prices Lambs were
IN better deand advance Of about Pc n. AT
tan were Nante t~ocar lot ~ Heavy 'uaf -e tnsnorn
sheep sold az - II cw Clipped DO ranged irm 39 to
0 latter price Tor u head ~ Choice ONO NetnerS pnr
saassh pF II no NJ t0f export southern .h1 western
small lots Of Jersey al sGSac There also about
Sac8-Neaton 6 Holmes sold Jersey CITY l29 Ohio
sheep % h. At 4c - do % ~ at - - cwt 235 dg
81 r, Iie; do ~ At - cyyt; 10.
- @ at -ci 20 DO ia ~ a. 4,c 81 DO ~ ~ ~ 10:
SEC; 90 Eenu, DO a3 D. ~ ec - virginia do 81 d. at
kase Pidcpck d 2i5 Ohio Sheep. ~ b. IA 4c: go
Yireina Lambs. % atj4c; 10 Jersey do 40 n. az -c
udd hu. bingham sold 55i Missouri Onshnrn Sheep
=" ~ p - 70 per cNt 45 hentucEF ippfi bucks ana
ETrs - 1 a. sc III kslinJky @ lambs % b at tc ,c
J. r. -A'ri o. sold - ONO Shee2. = ID al e seb
Iu2 h 20 -; - dO 50 n. et t2c. 2fS Tennessee LAMBS.
% h it -' -" go" ~ ~ az sc; ~ 20 ~ 10 tt o7e. .
iaeubr,k DAVIS sold 90 6Ithst ib ONO sheen, lo -.
a ~ in per cwt. - do 80 % ~ 80 - DO. 100 b ~
- 80 L,r cv 1o5 do 9d D. at a 40 per cwt = DO % n.
y Pennsvlv1ua DO l25 b NJ jc III kcutucky Lambs So
Dherbac Dewey sold - Vermont Yearngs I3 y, a.
jc. Sr state Lambs % n. n &c. - DO jS d. at c 4s
7tSi le'. ~ D. o. o. =, 10. 50 n a, - .! pei e"I
J. kirby q 60. sold 3b puo sheen. II ~, 20 3htr.
HoGS- Zee ~ yes,cr0ay aId tody we've l42 cars of
Iotli SINCE -ataa .02u mead AGAINST ~' head nf the
corresponding time i3s Market tr Live iiues rather
wgS i ~ j@r 81 per cwt very chnce lot would prlba-
~ o. per cw,.; IA dO.. los ~. az ic.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
JsING PRICES OF PHILADELrmA srocks.
sASFRANcIsoo CLOSING PRICES OF MINING srocEs.

A large business was done in Government bonds,
fLe Sale. M tbe Board of new per cents being
$4,000 at prices up TO 1O3asG103l2 and o
greater business was reported as done over the
counters of the principal dealers Dlsfrlci OF 20
juubIt 3-,i5s ls0 were in good demand. and with
limited aapDly on the market the price was aa-
vanced % ssls sales Annexed are closing quota
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
tAHN IA
lLllns
SrATSEr
Good Ordinary ......-.l24 Low Mdding i2l'ia
sCt Good ordinary ..l-s hlduils-

srCt Good ordinary l-s hi.iiiE 10
Futures were acuyc but closed lsg22 points lover
for fhe nearer mon and 10 points Tor mo icf -S
ast eycuiug, q 100 n4es To-Day First tai-Aay; l"o5
: D. 22. l3Ja, l5.ju; june, ljt l.' la' I3p 4@'u
i$95 1884 SeptcuJor 1919 1873, -, -, l5s : i"2J
"a ~ ~ "a october ~ I255, l2.ji Fol l23oi NO
vrEber IL75. li74 ll.67 ll6o; December 20 III
n IA total .S 300 uales Second Cal-Jlue. lJ"b; Juy
I57I 1870 1873; August 1886, l3ol l5 - SeptrhDe
f459 1906; october. T. 40 NoFemue 90 Leopai9,
IN ~ nj .-. foisL 5000 bales. Third Cal-Aay. l's2 I;
I1uS 1860 1886 13.j5 lj.5s: july 1870. LIP Is -
me ia " III 80 3 80 September 1868 1864, 1862
IA 5S III 81 october u 90. l252, 1896 1901 9F-lDti
iJ@5 n Il D.csmber lLGZ. llbl. lluOi total HLu"
tas' 40 tnd,v Nav = H. at l8tJ; June. l3JODl ttO
INV I8T4al4Ol August l3-z li = p,eAgi'
~ a0. october l2i0I Ito November llp' q ~ Dc
ccInner BOD total 4ll,9oO bates grand Total -oo
o1,5 hale. Fu.lres closed steady
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
- sr0cK MARKErs-RY rELEGRApm

EUsFtLo. May zt-Catile-Rcccpt3 toray. 1858 head :
total for me week thus a.. 1852 head for the
a-f 30 head reCeips consigned through. .i2
Market nurraicy active ana pcs unchanged receipt, OK
stock gnt Choice 10 Extra shippers -trcrs qu0tabe al
50 Vei 1U rrri - GHei 90 Eel . - 2-Usi .U COWS
and hc.r - bass - Bulls - juasi; Vea.s very du
a. -.i 1fH~f.
SHTET Receipts today GOO head total fCr the
week tus far. -iHu Araa for the last week
10000 Haf. c'uN-r. a through Market active hut
lower. FAIR 20 Good fnug sheep al - 6OUd3 80 thOc-
- ofi 80 best grades disposed of
A0Gs-Ert sirs Hfay, tlih head; total FOR the week
TINS far 1896 bead tYr 90 .lIse time last week, Ib6iu
h.ad c0ns 'rl through no clr Market wtlOu drcifei
cLauLc; lr~trs. 80 BASS E .c!rm Heavy. ar 30 opJt
- Gp4f - Common. Coarse 10 Fair ends g atS 20
all offerings ti-D1-rd Dt
Cucteo. y2l.-Hogs- Receipts 5000 heat shipments
5j.o Heaa; market op ned qurt and weak, closed mode
rate. a,tiy" and higher Mxed Packing, - OhE3 % 3
choice Heavy. Fj .t0s3 Gui Lg'J Bacon. ~3 fo0Sj -
Fat E1tcaer.' pi-' t@ 5jT Z" Co; All so.t
'tr1tg-Hrcalu'4. llo" head ~.inmrntA &OO head
market SOW tn cI -a for b'st at - "J@eJ; one lot
S44F4 6 Feeders and S0csers quiet and Relk, - vG
- C.ae touT.Do- plenty Texans. So 30
0*f - butchers 50 adv and nm 'hauctt cows - 70
- -. Bulls e. bU0-J 20 trade avn and dragging
SHEIPEfcrips ud shipments none; far demand, and nc
higher. -a.os ~ - Ju0Sj -.
ICII- Ndy @i.--t ArTLR-L3rgp supply light demand
cpr,ia,y for shipping efaCts tnd lijtle Was done te
ccipfs 200 I head; shipments, tnu ie91
IiOG~f1-rly active ND-ser- HaIflmorcs, - 300- -
Heavy -n,ryiIE 80 iH i Jpt Puad' pa, - 'e"t - oO
Pee uis. Hpio bead Shipments t N nt'h.
-IEEr-~cldy ana uHcIauge kecupra, 100 head no
suiPmeu,.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22

c5sic. pcsins Irrsrulsr Strained sI o57ei OH. Good
STRAINED al i0oS 1914 Crude Turpengne stoshy Hari
si Yellow DIP 81 so, Virgin 80 lU Tar steady At
so &c. CoTn steady Prime White 53e.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
nNCIa0Nt WIS NIIUUNi 0Il7I q -777V - - -
Y IN bills. We annex current quotations

In London. British consOls were steady az 97-'lG
United states bonds were strong ana hlgnef-9tW
4s uu 10 IOJ91s new 4l2s at 1OS's ana 's oI ISol
al JOG American stocks closed as IoIo"S' ~, ~
common 20 preferred J3, second co1sols 20
Nhnm, Central 50, Jersey Central 81 A. coI,sol5-
dated bands o8lo Peunsy lyania 31l2, ana Aead-
inc 21lo IN PARIS the French Tentes adFahee19 20
1I4J7i5 Bar silver IN London advanced 10 oV'ol
per ounce. English standard. , ,,,.f t,,o
Elsewhere is printed notice to the holders OF tLle
Consolidated first mortgage bonds OF the Sutuh
bus Chicago and Indiana Central Railroad Coih-
pany. II is deemed desirable 10 obtain as many
signature. as possible TO the agreement, ana 10 nay
large quantity OF the bonds deposited prlOr 10 tle
further argument before Judge Harlany relative
20 the time manner and condition OF decree LOT
payment bv the Pennsylvania Railroad COMPANY
Of the back rental The case is SET down IoI near
ing 40 Chicago June z .. e l.
Attention Is directed TO the advertisement OF la
COnhauce Insurance Company OF Pars, france
that has established a branch at No loo DIOau""5'
AOnrose & Muiville general agents.
The gross earnings of the following railroads are
reported:
81. LOUIE KANSAS CITY AND SokIILhS' a
Second week Of May. s761s7 s66lQo Dec s99577
January 20 May Ill l74S7 l,zIo0of Inc 4@''''
81 LOUIS, IRON NoUNTMS AND SOUTHERN, ..ro..o
Second week OF May .. $e6917 s5s55oi9 Si0572
Sahuaiy 70 May ..l.4SI.4l2 I4J%'Vot nV'O'-
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS ASD NORTHERN -.
January 10 May IA. 60S.S24 474.7oo lJi'07i
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
GIIes bn Auction.
Bankrupt AoIlces.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the 21st
day % October a. D. 1873. Warrart m Ba9Nr9pteY
ISSUED Cnsrlr. 81. DoO1lte.
ID YORK County OF New YORK, sud state on
NevsYora who h,s been adudgr BANKRUPT on his O"n
ueOu. that the payment debts delivery on
property belonging such bankrupt 40 nun o fof M u.c
and rhe transfer nv him. forbidden Oy
law tbat meeting Cro tors Of Tie sad bankrupt.
10 prove their and choose one ~ more assignees
OF hs estate ned A Court Ot Bankruptcy. to DO
holden Broadway, the CITY Of New YORK before
Mr. Henry Wilder Atn, Register, the 9TH day 81 June.
a II STo AZ l1 ocInrr m. LOUIS r. PAYN.
n Marshal a. Messenger southern District New YORK
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
gg7O the holders of the consolidated first mort
.aqo io- Is OF the Columbus chicago and Indiana CEN


The brndojaf sr emeut IT pared In pursuance Of the
enabling tAe trustees and receivers au tht commit
ttr the necessary measures for cnpi ing Win te
itc Io1gad Gd.ieines 20 sI5s2I GOO aai thereby pre-
rylua she lease ami guaranty Of she Penuy yvauia ai
l's'i "iHU Aif LN i.'.' ~ .I..
uDT I'm readiness lor execution ai Utova' vi t, '''
t0-rrurger ltu Trust Company who VIII issue
transferable receipt. therefor. copies oi i tsIththi M
found 80 he Office OF that company OF OF ~ lsehh q Co.,
%. As NaIl--f.
BoncIocr earnestly requested % make no de2v IN
subscribing the agreement and uep0sluug tnrf Dnud' 1T
being very inn thar possible snail ne lu
further argument. which n % take place at thl
cagu IN 51nlay June relation 70 the time, manner OF
Railroad Company The back rental
without H. your only rcInuc
would upOu te earnings of the lua ana th"7e tl
nQ Last four years. according to tie sworn acconn7 or
interest upoA The sectional bonds, which are PRIOR 10 the con-
sOi4atel nfst m0ug ge ...
are required call for present cash payment
additional bonds which may De now deposited
Committee. their hitherto which IN
the action ~ the Trustees lnd Receivers have
duOn ard -aty raised e price and value OF he bgnos nave
supported bY tho cooperation OF only aluuL i1nr ANA
tit4f
ihe COMMITTEE ierin h all I'd give notic JIM m ', l-
g-fuc1r* they may a'opt from t7 me
tEtu ggIi D." cnHiucI me interests OF c",ctI ''i -
the fate 0f thoe Of y0u VINO now choose to hold
back from subscribing The agreement aud lep"s4- tOhl
Dfnis thereby refusing 10 bear your lar snare OF TIE Dur
tilrus winch properly belong o. all OF you alike
necessary tnat subscriptions 90 the new agreement
shall DEE made wei by those bouGnodris VINO are; as
b those rot subscribers the old b0nch0ter5
agreement November 1875 the former t0 present their
receipts De exchanged Tor receipts subtcung them Ike
second ea bunhholers desiring subscribe must
brfr" ~ juno. their BONDS % h dep seu with
IN. tfallltin National Bank. b. r. WILSON,
" WN WIITEWRICHT,
ADRIAN I-ELIN
Hnu uni fFEa
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
CxrurslcHs.

METROPOLlTAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
VI OPEN FROM 5-3O a. 81. ~ ~ b. n.
HLCTOR~I NEElN earcst point for a. stIeet Ferry.
tDnuecj- lfh south Ferry.
COJ ~ Ian -E ~ cartst pointtOr Jersey Cgllt
C0mmuupaw Ferries
Barclay street Ferry 10 Hoooken , ,... , .,.
CHAMBERS ila e.rest l1ins LJf tAFOula al4 -f1S
Railway Ferry.
FRANKLIN -IREEr-
GRAN DrEL- EcrpstP for DeshrOssal street F'rry
Cg. aud connects with lJr DcsDr0is-s AL
East Grand Street ferrle-
BLEECKLR,r8 r8EET-COnnects with ears for East al
EIGHTH STEEET-Sesrest point for Chrstophe- strsss
Ferry HonuAeu connecting -fh cars tDr JnslD1uer
and East Tenth street Ferries.
FOl RTE I'll IIEI arrest point 70 Union -lnsr2,
MaIl8cas and LFCrum theatres. Academy Ot Music IT.
wing and Tamuanv Halls. Ct1E wlth ears Jr Lt,s
TWIN TY THlRD-~IHEf'r-N Nearest point tO BOofa+ -
James and ParK Theatres Grand opera House 0tnoss
Garden. AMI Masonic Temple and lTcnfy'tlira 'tros.
Ferry Jersey city.
THIRTY. Thirds rREET- Nearest point 70 STANDARD,
Broarsvav. ana Fith AvFlue Theatres. Aquarium All
Francisco Ainstres connecting VIA cars I'f "5or
FORTY t1J I-srRsET- Connects Win New York Trans
rrr COmpauy's cabs Tor Grand Central Depot
FIFTIErH->I RED - a.. ,--.-.. -
conuectlug with ears ~ Bell Line Railroad
FIFvTY.THIR DISTRICT and ElGHIHANkNI %
For upfOwn trans t.Se east side stations
For iOWnOWG Trains take vest 'ie STA iiDla.-
Trains will run Jstbsr and Ohaye, ana 05sL ant St1.
FARE 10 CENTS Except between the hours Ot $50 -
7.jOa M ana ) 10 .. m. when the fare - cslis
~ 49, wa. r. GARRISON President
~. VAN BROCKLIN. superintendent
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DiDioeno Notlces.
rng AMEEIcAN DlsreIcr rRLEaaArn


THE AMERICAN DISTRICT TELEGRAPH C0yPAyY. I
NEW-ICRK. siay ~. 1873
A T q meeting OF the Board of Directors Of
n tis Company. held this day the following resolution
Hes51ed Thai enis on tie capital the Ameri:
District telegraph COMPANY II York 20 the rate ~
declared plyaD. out Of the surplus TIE l5th
OF July, October. January Apu each Tar 10
OckhOldors of rc1r the r DAYS ~ said months re-
speCfivey. which dividends the Treasurer hereby d ecte
viii De clor a O'Clock tc first iays ~ ulf, OCTOBER,
January and April and opened ON he ltth dai- OF sid
mouths y. M. An DAiN>, President
CLARH B. HorcgKIss. secretary
OFFICE Ut uIg LEADW.LE MINING COMPANY,
j1 BEOADWAt. NEW-No ohA May l3 IstaN
DNIDEND No. 3.-tne Beard ot ltusteeS
GENTS PER SHARE tae capital stOtS of this compsnY
-1UUIlt uut " earnings. 80 c ONCE ~ ta
COMPANY and after June - 1919. Transfer books VII
close on AIay 81, aud reopen une d. s. LOChNoOD
rtaFT.
OCEAN NATIONAL BANK.
~ DIVIDEND.
Not.ce IS hereby gwen thar an and after cd day q
Nav. 1879. THEODORE IF. DAVIS. fle Receiver ~ tls
ocean National Bank, VIII p1r his office No ~ NaTssu
-r New YORK. final fvdaUU nf Five PER CENT, Doing
FULL PAYMENT or THE PRINCIPAL OF ALI
IarmaDt vii also De made as tlo same and place of
,ier0sl TO SUCH DEPOsIrUE- co.'s LY as win accept such
dividend ul Satisfaction Of t4cir claim Tor interest On
Dated Sew York, May Z, 1879. .
JNO. JAY KNOX.
Comptroller Of fbe Currency
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
financial.
HENRY CLEWS & co,
Rer, EEE.s


STOCKS AMI BONDs bourht and sold ON Comnis,l9n als,
carried as LONG ict moderate margin. lNl TED
SrATF- -ECTRITlES purchased aud for sale ar market
rates .rpp uf commission. ADVANCES mnne on cniiarrs
DEPO- rs rcCelt co subject % thetk on drahu per cent
paid 1u all daily balances.
oar office urx door the NewI0rk stock INch'0e'
which art- of oi1rrs being executed the instant rreV-
The partner atiopUs eacn session Of the h9ad a
Gives .l. department personal attention ana .ut al
v1utIsr 7 years. experience as member or tlc EN
chance our .fir- provided with four te graph indicators
lr- fln u.. % investors lul OPERATOR,
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22
Mav ~. 1870

i4Oto If5 broadway NEw-YOaN. May >. 1879.
H'HE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR IktS-
TIE IS or THIS COMPANY VIII Doe held ~ it, office as
above PURSUANT its Charter Monday, june p l051
The polls viii be open ~ O'Clock nooD aud remain open
ul o.oi'c~ p h' 1sAACF. LLOYD. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22

The receipts Of -four and grain at the principal
Atlantic ports this 2lst day of May were:
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22

VVANTED-Atchison City. Kansas, school
W Bonds. Address DAVID HOOD, West Chester. Penn
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22

STGAR-Baw quiet. unchanged. Quotations arc cuba
Auseo-lun Inferior 10 Common. l, iaIl tt.; Good
8lac. Prime 6'c; Centrifugal hhds boxes ana bags "a
r. Aul.sgs. boxes dnd DtL-. .-bF Fci hridp 10
iic C.avrd toye. - o. '-c, 'lJyci boxes
d. - Nos. TO ~. 60nac tln r boxes D. 80 SOS l3 %
d. 1aTNe.. Clstri boxes. Nule IH- Porto Rico
Isfninr-Iufc1ur o. GtuI flir, 0ti4c Porto co-Ee
huua-t+o,g Prime G-uulc Brazil. ID r.. Nos 90 ID,
j-saoc. Java. ID. 80 (os. . 90 H. u'-H &c Manila ami
I0.l0 l.u6.ia -ul- LOCO ulIs tuus 1tscnF1do -ci
F.Bue fariv active a str.tr v-strIU prices.
IALLDN-l lIet -trady -su-. tUDuu Or. OtiC
-I.L.N--teadr. sales 80 lu.-,
New-York tribune., 1879-05-22

Total bush. 9IOO li60ls 1882 100000 G79j0
The receipts and shipments at and from Buffalo
to-day are reported as follows:
Receipts Shipments
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-23
THE Republicad Board of Super.

THE Republicad Board of Super
vlsors of San Francisco are begin
ming we'll. They have the thing all
to themselves and already the an
cient and fish-iike smell of certain
rank old jobs begins to pervade the
atmosphere of the Golden Gate. Ru-
mors are also becoming rife of cer-
tain little jobs which the new Re-
publican Legislature has on the
tapis, such as the extension of the
terms of Office of Republican coun-
ty officials to three years, etc., etc.
That party, or We are much mis-
taken, will emit q savory odor by
the elections next Fall.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-23

ishing exhibit during the coming
year. Col. James M. Barney, the
principal owner of the mine, has
been subjected to great deal of
adverse criticism because he has
not favored the ''hogging" system
of developing mine. Instead, he
has gone on and done solid, con.
scientious work, which will prob
ably result at no distant day in a
resumption of dividends on a per-
manent plan. The King has dem-
onstrated itself to be a true fissure
vein of immense richness and ex-
tent. 1t is now opened to a depth
which will admit of a constant
working of the heavy milling facil-
tiles with which it will soon be
supplied. In addition to the ten
stamp mill which has been in use
hitherto, the surveys are being
made for thirty stamp mill. By
the improved method of milling
which has been introduced the tail
ings alone will yield hundreds OF
thousands of dollars. Take the
mine for all in all, we know of no
more promising property on the
Pacific Coast than the King. Were
its career TO end now, even, there is
scarcely mine on the Slope that
can boast more brilliant record.
1t came just in the nick of time to
inspirit prospectors and to dispel
the gloom which the failure in
working the Vulture and Tiger
lodes had cast over mining in Ar
izona.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1879-12-23

RARELY indeed have we seen a
handsomer publication, from ty-
biographical standpoint, than the
Sensi-2ropic California and South.
ern California HorticuIturist.
Every detail of its makeup is high
ly artistic and fully up to the
standard Of the best work in Eu-
rope or the East. 1t is devoted to
q useful purpose and is in the hands
OF very energetic men, who can he
OF great service to this section ..nd
who desire, as we believe, to do all
the good in their power. Having
conceded the strong points of this
new publication, which we heartily
desire to see succeed, We trust we
may be INDUCED in line or two of
the gentlest criticism. 1t is desira.
BILE not only that Los Angeles
should be known abroad as the
home OF the vine and the orange,
Of the pomegranate and the olive,
but likewise as a region where a
certain regard Is paid to the rules
which govern the Kings English.
The editors of the Semi. 1ropic CAL
Jornia may ''set" down to dinner,
but the ordinary run of Angelefios
''sit' down to that important m cal.
The Messrs. Carter and Rice should
study up the distinction, with a
difference, which exists between
the words Immigrant" and "smi-
grant," We desire to welcome inn
migrants, but heaven forefend that
we should ever have to chronicle a
large emigrant element as feature
ofour daily experiences. We call the
attention of the publishers to the
necessity of rigid attention to
the literary features OF their maga-
zine, because a monthly publica-
tion ought to be characterized by a
nicely and exactness which are not
looked for In daily papers and
other periodicals which are thrown
of more hurriedly. A little atten-
tion to these things will make us
proud Of our only magazine and
cause us to hail its extended circu-
lation with pleasure.