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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-16
There were sales of Metropolitan 27l at 121. Gen.
trail National l16) at 90, Fourth National 500 at
1OOlo and Merchants' (6O at 100,


There was a large and active business in railroad
bonds. Missouri, Kansas and Texas firsts were
strong at about 20, seconds advancing to 3014 and
were higher at 92l, cOnvertibles at 929l, adjust
ments az 102ls, and Lehgh consOls at 5SI2. The
Denver and Rio Grlnde irsts were largely dealt IN
at o. ST. Paul sinking fund bonds were up 10
1919, Northwest gold bonds to 115, and Rock
Island new IS to 10. Canada Southern guaranteed
frsts were strong az $3.50, Hannibal aud st. Joseph
s. steady at 10G2t. Metropolitan Elevated lower at
1903, and a decline IN Rome, WatertOwn and Og-
densburg irsts 60 42l2. The following are the cur
rent quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-16
C0rTnN NIARKFTs.


lr-prroor Nay I5-l2:3Op MOTION buoyant Middlng
UDands, 7d.; Ndlng Orleans ldi sales sO,OO0 btes'
$3.50 bales including 80 bales American. Futures si
cheaper; UpLnds Low M.ddng clause nay del'eIy 7''
July aud August delivery 7Sd DO August anu September
tOber delivery Io also I7d also ai DO october and
yg S do septepbeT delivery I'd; 40 New crop
shipped october ami Sovember sail 6lIsi 10, New crop
LiyssPo0G MAY i5-430D safes Cotton today
Included 5000 bale American Futures-U pands Low MIDI
ding May delivery l'3dj do Juy ana august IeV'
Sirs15Ii May lj.-CotroL nrm 9iiddnc, 124c: Low
Middmg. he: Good Ordinary ll'G Ic.' receipts 80
gALris0Rs May I5-Cotton frm Snddung, 1851 117lc.
Low Ndfns. Use; Good Ordinary, 1l2c; net receipts
none; cross exports coastwise - bales saies
soSf5S Nav T5-Cotton in. SlIdIing. 12a4c: Low
dug I22,c Ordinary, l2e., net receipts 2j1 bales
cxpor,s Great Britain I43+ bales STOCK 1850 bales
SA'TeslS S n Good Ordinary III DC net
CScSSaTi Nav 5-CoJron firm; Mddmc 2isc. Low Md
cling. II S.. Good Ordinary, ~ PC; receipts BALE
yH.foV Nav l5-CetIGn frm addiing Zee Low
1idiug, i5ic: Good Ordinary Il4ci meg receipts 500
350 bales: siock 6.J27 bales.
LOUISVILLE. MAY l5.-Couon rm; MiGllmg. 12lc
NsusuIs May Ij.-Cottou strong offerings light Mhidnr
M aceDfs bales ,5l5 ba.es sales, 1850
I6sllE May Ij-GoTton firm sntilnG l2c. Low Mid
ding g. ordinary, ID Sc; net receipts, - baesi
exports cJatwlse. - bales sales -oO Daes' socG 0ooi
O- Ssy.oRLKlvs May 15-Cott0n active higher; Mid
ding. I2ite Low 3nadlng Il c Good Ordinary y Sc net
tain B. sales 1000 bales. spinners. 300 bales
S%9sFoiS Nav I5-Cotton firm; Mdding I2l,c; re-
cepts $40 exports oOastwise jds bales sales 80
PanaBElFHI1. Say l5-cotton firm; Nnldlirr, 1875.
Low NIdiHug ac Good Oriin try II net receipts
1876 bales gross 2lj bales sales, 500 bales spnner 2sJ
SSy,SSAM May ij-cottou firm: sndding. 12l4c.. Low
Nddhng. l2c. Good Ordinary '9c; net receipts 100
81 LOUIs, Stay COTTON hrm unchanged M.dding l2c
Low Mlaalng - 20 ,fi @ M go rsa receipts fo'
WUAnsGfoN May l5.-Cott0n nrm; MiilinH i &c; Low
3 M rs oaS s' Good o'iS L. 0' - '-''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-16

.uoater advance after slight reaction from
ns; og figures were both classes OF the ~. fauil
- Jersey Central. st. Louis, Kansas City ana
NeN.1arn common and preferred. Union Paclnc,
Ni the telegraph stocks. Western Union was
hss.hI- active, opening at lO9is, declining 10
ssNSi, aud subsequently selling at llO14d lOS'sG
i,gySls5 1925. To-day more assurances were gwen
~ scrip dividend would be declared and PAID IN
ina hs Delr future, but the report could be traced
10 no source OF an Official character Oonoeliu5I
o the coal stocks II may ne sau
US. the presence III town ot fresideh5
9oEap of the Reading Company, was MADE 10 give
- ~ renewed reports OF new coal coniolhaJoh'
19ot ,nI line shares were not particularly active
l nff ,sde little or no advance above their opening
s -" Ohio aud Mississippi was weak from the
ues,,,,g al Il, down 60 l4oS0l4@4. dispatch
~ Baltimore was circulated m the street stating
~ tt al ibe members of the Reconstruction Com
tn.ttc had slgned the reconstruction scheme. ms
u''.,,,,.sd Ia have been true six weeks ago when
" b.r,e was first proposed, and the dispatch IN
" - ,ntradicts the statement made IN to-daYs
~ ~S that the scheme had failed of success with
- bonjbolders and general creditors of the COM
-. tlis statement is reatlirmcd 20 US to-day.
p1TS market continued strong until atter2 o'clock,
~ n began to yield IN prices ana
sontinued 10 do so until s near tne c'9sf,
VIZ" cont was recorded for the stocks that
- ovbibited the greatest buoyancy during the
,Doruipc Western Union ana AllahtiG ana ac4lc
1.i.l,rgob alone remaining strong az the eu0 the
Ser hovever. closed at . per cent below ITS
L5rnesf price. An increased demand for money
.hst made the rate plump and per cent, with
"a something to do with the final weakness
h e-,ces There is no doubt. however, that many
81 tbe ow-priced stocks that recently have become
Oct;ve ana that had been held in big blocks Tor
- t'me have been largely distributed, and that
80 new buvers find their securities not acceptable
aHarer,ls with mOney-lenders. But the decline Of
tS,s afternoon, following three days rapid az
,-aDce IN prices might reasonably De ascubed 10 Il
g. realization of profits which alone might affect
,r,ces mere than 10 yet has done.
Zinc msrket generally closed weak and unsettled.
AANGK o. NAHGRE
.syeUsytfd bg me Gold and Siocs TsieHGDh c5mDGnH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-16
THE STATE OF TRADE.


rt,-rnpCot. NAV l5-Pgrk-Prme Mesa Eastern, htehly
Ar a. Western stea.IY at ~. Bacon Cunberiind cat
anil AZ - short RID duh at 26 Long Gear sleay ~
80 "a -hcrf clear az adv At 49, Hlms-LOnx Cut iuli at
a. shoulders dull at - 81. Heef-Inaa Me-, dull az
"a Extra Mess dun a 81; Prime Mess Gun AZ u
ard-Prime Western steady ~ 81 Cd IaiOw-fne tlty
dull at IS. Turpentine-spriis, duil at ~. hosih
rammon du NJ ID: Fine steady az l0bd Cheesc-Amor
lean hoce steady a. Lard Oh steady At -
Staf. ealv at Wheat-Spung, NOAsteddy az Lud 40
. -nrng steady al0d; New western Winter steady az
. so New southern WINTER STEADY AZ 6Dn CON- t
MrveJ steady az 4id. per cenfali Old Mixed duu al
"a L Der GENITAL. Cotton seed OILY American steady
!. 90 Rnsin-C0mn0n, at London. steady Al ADD Lur-
nruffpc-Si rita AZ London steady ~ ~ 30
A,".,ir.n bacon 2R per c,gt Clear Mindless.
InsDON, MAY l5-l3O p. m-tsfued petroleum. 81 per
cvyt. spi1ts VI TuTpeH:lne- 22i3d- por cwt
AErWElr. Nay l5.-PerOieum. Il francs Tor mo pale
BiyGES May l5.-Lard closed at 38i4 marks per no D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-16

LONDON Nav l5-l23O D. m.-U. :. bonds four and hs1
per cents 1893, per cents lO4a New ves 1895 Erie
RAILWAY shares 2s9 DO preferred. 50 .: NewJeTsev Cen
tral cOnsOs 80 Pennsylvania Central sra ex Interest,"
NeNg-Jersey Central ~ Reading Railroad 1874 no
LONDON, May l52 m-COnsOls 3ei'Ie Tor money 20 =
for the account. -, NJ, 81.
LONDON. Nav l5-3 D. Mile bullion I'm the Bank o
England Ia decreased during the past week Inc
proportion Of the Bank OF England reserve 10 aOy WHICH
last 81 n Der cenJ ~ now 81 = per cent
LONDON. Nav 1874 o. M. onsog sls1s Tor botn money
and bonds four and bail per cents lS
e coupOn: four per cents q Erie Railway shares .
New Jersey s3Ls Pennsyivanla central
9sa New Jersey Central 81 Reading Railroad y faIls
advices quote reutes at lib francs -
for me account The ~ Bengal has reucet ia rae
interest discount from 90 cent and the BANK OF
Bombay from q pcnf.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-16
rhe folowlng wee to-lay,s quotations for coIns

II was settling day on the London Stock Ex-
change and British cOnsols were hfm az Jo'i.
United states bonds were iirm-1O-4Os al 1881, new
IS M 1854 new 412s at l09sa, and new Is at IO4
Illinois Central was steady ut SSH and the DINER
American securities were strong and hlgher-Ene
common 2s7s, preferred "a, second consos 20 8,
Jersey Central stock AZ, consolidated bonds S342,
Reading OOH, Illinois Central 50, and Pennsylya-
min 80 ex dividend. The directors OF the Bank
of England held their regular weekly
meeting to-day, but no alteration was
made in the posted rate Of interest and u remains
al 2 per cent During the week the bank reported
a Loss of G263, 900 bullion, and the proportion or
reserve 20 liabilities, when was iast week rs per
cent is now J1l2. The bullion movement today
was nominal The BGnk of France during the
week reported q gam of SO5O,OOO francs. hentes
in Paris opened al 1857 l.. ami closed az 1850
The following securities to-day were Asted at th5
New-York Elevated Railroad Companys addi-
tional stock 1900 shares, and a. 100000 new
bouds both issued for construction and equip
nent 1ms addition makes the capital stock Of
the company S6,5OO,OOO and Its bonded deDt
+C6eseDeake and Ohio Railroads common stock
amounting to Tl5,3O6,l36.
Frankfort and Kokomo Railroads first mort gage
bonds 500 goo and capital stock ZOO shares OF
$50 each 5000 900. This road runs from RAM &
fort Clinton County, lnd? 10 hokomq, noWalQ :
Comfy, Ind; connecting the Chicago Division OF
the Pan Handle Road, and the Indianapolis feIi
and Chicago Road with the Lafayette, Munce ana
Bloomington Railroad. and the L0ganspOrt Cfa"-
louisville and southwestern ItI Uat p,i,roo,s
Tie Chicago, ST. LOUIS ana New-Orleans hallroau
stock go 600 900 C.,'St. l.. and y. @. tennessee
line bonds, 81 1919 900 G., ~: ana " " lisl con-
solidated mortgage bonds, ~ SUI WV, ana SeI1
consolidated mortgage bonds, $4,000 600 rms
road liz the consolidation of the New-Orleans Jack
son and Northern and the Central MISSISSIPPI Kali
roads. ,.;..,,,+ of
lanes Drake a. Co., who have just Rsned thelT
circuar No. 2 relating 10 the stocks and bonds OF
the Central Railroad of hew-Jersey'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-16

Thousands Of persons have their eyes Turned
toward Wali-,treet. nat IL where thonSaIcs OK
dollars are made daily, from Investments ranging
from 500 20 $3.50. The reliable brokers, Alex;
Frothiuaham X Co., u Wa-st.. NeW-l OK, SEND
their Financial EfpOrt free. which explains Iul4y'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-16

,frgt Good ORDINARY lIaa 1ltiluz
u+rre active and u tolls points hi atone 7na, closing
"a In noDts higher this crop, and On points 'tr tH
next sales last evening 20, 90 bales Ioia all
Nav n 1871. so: June. l2.4i JEFt --a -.-l Az
gust 1901. 1902 1904 september - - L--t- ~. .o-
toUrr Il.y2, lbs eEemgeI l'J I1 bs A,''
gtb - 10 T. y s. H., I9h, 1858 August 1913 iJg,i
-e,l.frl+r l1 81. 1883 1874 oet1b r. lI+i L.j- 80
veI,ber so: December. 40: January llt-i total
i0 baes THird Cal-Iuue. ~ 77 Juy l@9zi -epteH-r
l5-2 November La; total go bales Aito AaF ai l-
ma ~ TO4I2~2 Julv L28fl 1888 August L5 4Lj-N
'',,brr = gsGIg.76: october. 1L9JT L5' november
n a. ai SO; December. li.a- LID t0ta u,4uO baea
MI TOTAL lJy. zoo closed STEADY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-16
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
Pea North .iIcsr. Vessels 1ai Rt1r)ris.
1,rr-ver..v ~ 1874
GENERAL MARKET REPORT
THURSDAY. May Is, 1879


IIITVf.
COFFEr- mo duh moderately active, ana unchanged
g,r r5r.,es Tge salfs Gai Horror lJ- baES
santos ex "HpUagcau." l,I5U bags ex Il. Blanchard,
a Hsr- ey David stewart bags JOl
c ii1uarcnu-. Gl5 BAGS e. 90, aldap oita eN ~ p"
no m I~vgre Terms Mid Grstes -tl1y 3ur qleti IafA
rIfo It,gI 1l7- sales 700 bags on private terms.
t,DlarUg-~uot Cot i-c higher, and moderately active
% qrrp sales for export made last sales
g5 ha.c- ,3Zu6 evening" including au'u Tor eInn
-u or summing IuG speculation delivered on contract
ni t5,es rerpts t0-iaY L-9il bales. against
s tu tv LAST week 252 lass year. since 20 trgper y
"a p bales a. ailst l. So period lest season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-16

MINING STOCKS
sASrEAycI-co CLOSING Pc


Government bonds were lnactlve eXcepJ TOT inc
new 1 per cents, the price for which advanced
10 1923. sales upon its becoming known that the
S.U5icit. had sold 10 J. :. Morgan q Co. for the
European narker S15,O0OO00 II IS learned that
s Noragf q. Co bid Tor $50, OO0, OOO and that the
syndicate refused to sell them more than
$4,000 600, and only at the market price
of rIar day; ana that after some negO-
tiation the sale of S15,OO0OOO was effected
upon the terms named by the Syndicate
Tins transaction comes at an oppOrtune moment
becaus, .he rates for sterling exchange have been
steadily approaching the specie shipping point, and
even now remain firm despite tins creation OF
- 600 600 sterling bills. District OF Columbia
SG5s were dull. with sales at S7140S7ls Annexed
u. .a-.. L-Lar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-16
OCEAN NATIONAL BANK.
prslness Cnnnres.
ITO BE LET:
4 UNITED STATES HOTEL
BDeTBN.

BOSTON.
This Hotel the largest The city h3vng-our LUnar'd
rooms including three hundred guest b. Witiu -FH
Tie icauluE
in a open bounded pY Beach, kings,
ton and IInColHs al Of which Wide and important ave.
uues through which lines 10 ali Ot The ely
and suburbs.
This directly opposite the Boston and Albany denoS
ana within two minutes the Old Colony depot o pre-
SCENTS a the appearance. Is in excellent order has largo
barq ana bar barber shop fhn ground hOot
passeu ger elevator. and the modpru improvements.
family hotel II has always faForte has large
numUer OF permanent b0aIers, and has always maintained
the highest reputation. -
coruoratiOn viii leased upon suited the times
VI the premises VIII snow na an eAceen'
opportunity is here offered.
ana MEANS VIII TIC 1l's
references. need apply.
A' GEORGE q. CROCKER.
Treasurer the United states Hotel co.
Office Il Pembert0u-sqTe. Hours for L. 5. Hotel bush
ness. from ~ .. 10.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as salesman in a retail
w Boot and store cashier wlth large Lrin
hest OF references Address BOSTON, Tribune oiilc-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-16
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

6at; The United statez 90 days gold 6ea7 premium
short sight do, TltdS9 pre1im L0nfon, ls2Dio Pte
MUM on Paris. 415 premium. sugar active and hrn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-16

An active market was reported at Philadelphia,
Reading rising 10 p aud closing at 2O'i against
s5s last nj ght: Lehlgh Valley was weaker ihese
ruoveueuts were because of the supposed erect
upon Tine two properties of the lease OF the North
Pennsylvania and Bound Brook Railroads by the
heading Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-16
The following are the current quotations Of the

There was a sitter feeling in the money market
to-day. the fair rate on call on stocks having been
> per cent, with few exceptions at and Z. Time
loans are about 4 per cent. On United State bonds
the rate is 2G2l2. The market for commercial
paperis quiet and rates as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-16

dissolution Of COPARTNER>HlP.-Tn
coDartuersD heretofore existing under me name u
BROWN GOLD Y BROWN is this day Dissolved uT nIsia.
ton. The business WI be set"d 90 60 orc ot
George L. Brown No "a HincfL fLltf ~ lht pit
viii sign N hquidauon GtD. t,rh T. bEoN->'
CORNELIUS B. GOLD,
M % broadway BELDEN IS. 8RJHN.
New-YorA Apni 80, 1879.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-16

HAVANA MARKET
HAVANA May i5.-spsuish gold, al25G2l2] Exchange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-16
Dipioeno Nouces.

Dipioen0 A0ilces.
TIE NATIONAL BANK OF THE STATE OF SEw-H YORK.
UNITED STATE DEP0-IART.
NEW-AORR April % 1873.
A SEAI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND of THREE
a AND ONEHALF PER CENT, FREE or All:
TANE, s day declared by the Board payable On ani
TIE transfer BOOKS viii be closed from May 70 y.
BY ortcr Of the BoarL l.. EDWARDS cashier
OFvIcz on rHR LEADyT.LE MINING COMpAyY,
81 BROADWAY. y Es-f DIX May ID lsT+N
nIVIDEND No. 3.-Ihe Board Ot Trustees
EChaye tlis declared q Dividend - PER CENT 10
CENTS PER RE- ON The capital STOCK 81 this comrans
(2.OUOLO3 ont " net earnugs aya1e az Tie Once 81 ts
after June 2. 1879. transfer grnNs VIZ
close 5iay 81, aad reopen uno ID. J. = LOCKWOOD,
Secretary.
nCEAN NATIONAL BANK.
" DIVIDEND.
Notice hereby thar and after the ODD day u
National Bank, viii 10 his Office No y N1s-u
st NegYOrk final dividend o. FIVE PER CENT, bong
FULL PAYMENT OF THE PRINCIPAL Or ALI
DEPOSITS.
THIRTY PER CENT IN account Ot accrued interest," ot
dep0sifs TO SUCH DEPOsIrORS ONLY VIII accept sIcl
dividend full OF their claim for interest On
their deposits.
JSO. JAY KNOX
Comptroller of Che CUR nc-.
PRyYsYLvASLl r. q. Co. TRGssuLalt DDftEI,WyE{
Philadelphia, Mas Z. 1879.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS has this d1Y
declared a semi annual Dividend OF TWO PER CENT
thr Capital OF the Company clean ot al ulJa9ls
on after May % % stOckIOacr as reSi lt IA 10
hooks at 3 ID. m, April so. JOHN d. TAYLOR
Treasurer.
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the Closing QuOIdIlUHs


T,,isi,na consols were weak At 1919, and Tennes-
sa firm new and new series AT 30 sales. Old North
Carolina, sold at 23ls, and old Nlrgnias at 33S4.
Mrunn.x current quOtatl0ns OF state DOnds'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-16
Iluancla..

CALIFORNIA and other MINING Stocks.
a We buy and sell A-niGg stocks s., r,-,or,o.
Tor seygere daily dividends paid BY
in Se"-Yor-i our custom - ysa1Efs1 II srcor.vCo
Bankers. Brokers and AucuOneers No - Pine 81 n Y
LONG ISLAND INSTANCE CcMrASr 20 BRoADwArl
BnookLYS May Ia. 1875.
Alta MEETING OF the Directors of this
y Company hell this day. B. W. DeLamater elected
President aud W L. Corteyou Vice President henry
BAohra was -DO'HHIE S&Y
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY, 50 BROAD
"A WAY, NEW T9RK May - l. SLInG transfer o9GSs o.
the morning. SSnRsG Of E June 9o j. S'' O Babc6tK
CHICAGO BOARD Of TRADE.
H. I. HORTON & CO., stock Brokers' SO Broadway New
Chicago Market through i. c. POPE CO, ia LAsaest,
on usual MARGINS and at lowest rates Of commission
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of IOWA FIRST
Of Missouri A4n'-' 'Hu -i-il' T6BEY Kirk. Bro,d
DENVER CITY WATER co. BONDS.
DUE 1891.
INTEREST PER CENT. Apil ami October Income net
double expenses ana interest ker sac by
O. ~ WOOD, 80 Pne-st
GAS STOCKS.
Al NewYork and Brooklyn Gas stocks and also all kinds
Of Brooklyn Investment uItes, dealt IN BY - . -
Gro. II. PRENTIs-, - BROAD-sT.. y. Y.
GAS STOCKS IS City RR. Horse and Elvt'dD
Ntstooks q Bonds bought 4 sold FIHENIIIs Brolkst
OFFICE THg SILVER IsLEr
CONSOLIDATED MINING AND LAhD6 COMPANY
81 BROADWAY, NEW-H DIRK. April 10, 1879.
HOLDERS of the bOnds-Or OF scrip certiii-
Gates convertible iDto bonds-of this company are
hereby notified that nasmuch the lnstiDens OF bonds
heretofore advertised FOR FOR cancellation have not been
offered il has been determined nay
Of such indebtedness OIL OF before ns twentieth day
OF MAY next the mort gage Hen and therefore,
pursuant provisions OF the
deed interest that day ali bonds aud
scrip certificates then unpaid ana outstanding.
Applications Tor payment 10 be made 10 c. Z. Dixon,
trustee, the OIlce " the company.
EDWARD LEARNED,
Pr,.ldent.
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nPARrvERsHIp NOTICE.

COPAhIN i-lt7iilF -'IA'i"
Ofice Of GEO l. RROwS a SCS, }
No. p Pine-.t, NtYlOrS, May I, lotJb
wehave this formed coDartnrrshD under tbs name ot
GEO I. BROWN & son. and VIII confinue business -
dea ers in and Investment Securities and as
Brokers in Railway Municipal Mining aad Miscellaneous
stocks and Bonds on Commission, 1t No u Pilert
No ~ Piuest GEORGE T. BROWS,
NeW-York, April 80, 1879. EELlES q. BROWN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-16

CITY and County of New. York, :
ON tins twenty lzhtu day Of A
dred and seyenfy -uIue, before me
Field, Daniel A. LiEdley. Pore &.
dell, who are each 20 me known a
OF the individuals described IN az
going certificate, aud they seyera
they executed the sane fOr The
specified.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-16
.Member Of the New York stock Exchange

THE UNDERSIGNED Henry +. Knox, late
4 OF Messrs Fullerton. Knox q CfOsbv, tharfs p
NacLcan OF ~ Wall ST. Thomas Omission or 10
Broadway. have formed coVartutrsp for tie general
practice VI che law. unoer the urm name 81
KNOX * HACIEAN,
and viii OCCUPY offices C0HBeUtrl Builling. 40
= HE'S ~ F. h-tDA.
NeyYork Jlay :. 1873 CuAHLE~ T. 4 iCLIAN.
=.
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CITY aud County VI New York. 5
on TINS twenty-rinth cay ~ A
dred and seyenty-ninr, before N
Washburn aud cyrus " Field.
and by me known 20 be TWO Oi
and who executed the f1re going
acknowledged 20 mr. that they 1
and purposes therein specified
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-16


Edward Field being daily that he one ~
general partners the named OF Field Lint
lev that the specified the foregoing esrt
ate rbutcd partner
W "A said certificate named, the
has been actually aud In good faith paid In caSh
a sworn % before this EDWARD n. FIELD.
lat day OF MAY. 1879
JOHN LINDLEY,
Notary Public.
City and Co New. YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-16

We annex current quotations of city bank stocks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-16

The receipts and shipments at and from Buffalo
to-day, are reported as follows:
Receipts. Shipments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-05-16
THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing

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between the uuGcIs unOcg the lrn Ga ffFr.
TRI-ESDFLL ~ FIELD has this day kpirr hT stiOn
either partners authorized 10 IA AqI
TBe business win be contained bv Field IInfloy COM
pauv a. advertised below. POPE g.. IEFFE.
Dat.i NAV L 1873 p.
EDWARD N. FIELD.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1879-08-15
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT

TIC THE WELSH KING MINE-NO. 5l3.-
United States Land Office. Eureka, New,
June ~, 1s79.-Notice is hereby given, that
the Atlantic and Pacific Tunnel and Mining
Company, whose Postofice address IL Eureks,
Nevada. have this day fled their application
for a patent for eight hundred linear feet OF
the Welsh King mine or vein, bearing silver,
with surface ground tive hundred feet In
width, situate. lying and being in Eureka Min
ing District. county Of Eureka and State Of Ne
yada, and known and designated by the held
notes and official plat on file in this Once az
Lot No. is3. The exterior boundaries Of SAID
Lot No. l4 being ar follows. to wit: Variation
I6h degrees east. Beginning at q post marked
No. j, U. 5. Survey No. lsi. the same being post
No. l., T.. 8. Survey No. 1s3, Lantern lode,
whence Ruby Hill No. ] bears D.. dg. 6 m. =,
1851 feet; post Oh prominent rock lAarEed Y.
s. monument No. 4. bears n. deg. IL nlin.W ,,
1872 feet. spruce tree, three feet in diameter.
standing at the mouth Of Excelsior tunnel,
bears n. S. deg. 81 min. +. 496 feet; snd the
center Of the top Of theWeish King incline Bears
$40 deg. w, 40 feet thence, running trst
eSfffse S. S dig. T.. 500 IL, TO post marked No. L.
6. Survey No. ls4; thence. second course $. IS
deg. W. 20 feet. 70 post marked No. 3 u. s.
Survey 10. Isl, thence. third course n. 5 deg.
W, 900 feet, 70 post MARRIED No. 1 U. 4. Survey
No. isI. the same being post n. 2 Of said sur
vey No. 1873. and thence. .th course = rs deg.
T., zoe feet, to post Nc. /, the place % begin
ming. containing three G7-100 acres. This claim
il bounded on the north by the Lantern.
The location Of this mine Il dois recorded IN
the Recorders Office IT Eurelh M.aiDg District.
IA Book ID, pase ~. Any and al iersops
claiming adversely any portion Of said Welsh
King mine or said mining ground. as here
inbesore described. are required 10 tie
their adverse claim with the Register Of the
United States Land Office. at Eureka, IN the
stats 81 Nevada. during the sixty days period
Of publication hereof, or they viii be barred
by virtue Of the provisions Of he statute.
jes9-6od JAS. McMAkIiS, Register