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Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-02
THE INDIANS.


NEw York, July l.. A new post will be
established in La Plata county, in south.
western Colorado, to keep watch over the
Southern Utes.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-02
OHIO.


CoLuMrrs, July /. The 2.s5 race was won
by Monroe Chiei, Rest time e.e2 Clinker
won the pacing race, in 2.s43, and Will Cody
the 2.22 race. Time 2,s6A, 2e2y, a.2ai,
ee3A
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-02

The Third Maine Regiment Association
will hold its sixth annual reunion in this
city on Wednesday. the sth day of Sep
tember next.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-02
Exchanges Closed.
NEW JERSEY.
Medical Examinatios.

BuRLrxorox, July |. In the medical de-
partment graduating exercises. G. C. kilgore
of Maine got the second prize for best exam
ination and honorable mention for his thesis.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-02

M-SuxxER COTTAGE FOR hhS -.
cottage on Squirrel Island, for July, Inqu's :
of rredk. Hamlen, firm Fowler ha"ies .
Smith.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-02

Mr.. Carson, census enumerator in Noun,
Vernon, finds that there are 2l3 farms in his
town.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-02

The aadavis Of Mark Harden, .s.rn 10 be-
lore Tom Murphy, is one of the humors ~
this weeks Maine STANDARD
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-02

va taaA u~Soeos-As0SS tSSsVVVs
oRtEAN, N. Y. July !. The loss BY the
burning Of the oil tank last night was some
5000.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-02

Mr.. Sailey, agent for the fre-proof rubber
composition for shingle and tin roofs, is
meeting with good success in introducing the
same to Augusta house owners.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-02

All the nourishmeut of malt liquors. with
ont their objections, found in Malt Bitters.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-02

&H-Smith. Wright & Co., Central Fish
Market. are selling salmon cheaper than any
other dealers in town. July =, y
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-02

Belfast Journal: Fogg ought to keep cool
this weather. He can fan himself with his
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-02
CANADA.
I.achine Canal Accident.

I.achine CNnnI Accident.
MONTREAL, July l. The direct damage
caused by the Lachinc Canal accident is
about $500, 900, while the indirec, damage is
hardly to be estimated, but is likely to ex-
coed million.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-02

The Methodists express themselves de-
lighted with their excursion to the Camp
Ground, Tuesday. There were about 275
persons on the ground, so of whom were
from Hallowell. Rev. w. NJ. Sterling, Rev.
+. Grovenor of Hallowell. and Rev. Dr.
Kicker accompanied the party. The latter
gentleman entered heartily into the spirit of
the occasion, and was mu,h pleased with the
grove and lovely views Of landscape which
can be obtained at this charming spot
Everybody had first-rate time. The chill
dren amused themselves with swings, cro-
quet and other games; and there was an
abundance of lemonade and ice cream Tor
all. vive lie Richmond Camp Ground for
excursion parties
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-02

M11pi NYRlENT-ss.Co.s: -sCsHh -ss.o.: H.hss g 80 -! 3!
uW!b ~. WHS ~ .~.ssh, An ExpEeSkS
~. Ai.. ~ WA6Es prs.ptly 80 oI2eS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-02
LABOR TROUBLES.


Sutke q Nossley, En2tan4s
MosslEr, Eng. July l. All the weavers
in this district, having finished their pieces
in hand, Joined tine strike last aight.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1880-07-02

Julyl-3t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-04
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL. March 3.-Iors--Prime Eastern steady
al Op; weston. steady At ., Bacon Cumberland Cut
ann q jaOd.: shurt RAD dull 37id Lang Ci~ag,
steady al 80 short Clear steady az s 81 iimnsLoug Cu.
duH a. 4U should ~ -rndy - Hec-ladia Nos duli
AZ -: Extra lies. dpIi a. 80 Prime Ness, all no
Inrl- Prime Western. steay ~ 30 3d. IalnwiImc CIV
duu az o.. IufIruilLV spirit. AtCd .Atd-
Ro.l- ou.ior steady 30 J. Fuc duli 90 l5 Cheese
AurficaL 4uirr ItN 90 e.. Lard Ul. dtl 90 IL.
F.lur-EItfa ,ac. ar-dy al 40 3d. MLra -srr-, No o.,
ful , fd.. -u.u- hn =, ia ~ New
- tye.t.,I erl at IA gf. New -oifh,rri Wipt.f
si.a, 20 n. Naco tu 90 lOi. tor old Mixed
New daI re- sd. tUtiOnsc-d pi-l elbow American
In -IEct. k.lat olIo. 20 I'uaoi duh at ga. Iur,
tsaf ne pItr. 20 London. uuii NJ 49,.
t,rtr,. siirc'i 81 80 Racon. 2G Cd per
I9ng MInIes 3d. cvt lof short lear Mid
lle-. Beet. 71lGd. Irf flcTcc Tor Prime Moss.
IyfiUDl- Marra 80 g. fu Cl0ytrrred. 35a4O per cwt
ioI Autiran i.ed 5..daJ-s t ceJtal iUT Now
Mixed Western. Lard. 80 per cwt iOf American
LONDON, March "a y. m a.cHtta Linseen o0Sd dooiod
t.,r af l.ci.neG Petroleum, J7sda ~, per eal
MATth FeLToeuul paid 1874 francs sellers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-04
LIvr 1907 MAnNnrs-nY rELNnnApr.

prFF tll March 8-CArTtE-Recnpts TO-DAY. LOO head
total or r veeA faf. G12t heals fpr tho me
s.f Seek ng5 head. through 8lO
rong lOa Sc higher supply Of GOOD % Ghoioo Steers
t5as5 20 Fair Medium. 81 l4dfi sos Light Butchers,
- 50atl 10. Mixed butchers sJds3 10 as TO quality
few Common lots remain unsold
e week thus far 500 for the eek,
10 900 mead Ugh IL market rtner.
HIGHT sales Good Wesic sheep Al s. 4J as5 10.
Choice s5 1880 10 Extra 50 30; fair 10 Choice
Lambs. 30 7baS6 % ExLla, a.
HOGskecepts TO-DAY AGO head ioin Tor the week thus
for the lme last week 1929 head
50 good demand and prices
Light - 4Jds4 90. Medium aud Heavy GRADES ~ 500
Fair Ends - l0dsi oOi figs, siasi 10 ali were
sold.
meuts, 1000 head mtfket quiet slow and easier fOol
Packers particularly Fraks mixed Packing a. 2Oat4 40
Choice Heavy. - iJdf4 20. LAght. - 2J0Si 30
slow, bat fairy choice shipping STEADY othrts
dur -nes 81 50 40 TO- Buchcrs sass TO sockefS ana
Feeders unchanged
snfYI-Roceipts 2Oo head shipments 100 head market
mOdri aiey oct We 1T as %.
EAsI LIBEgTI. Penn March 8-CATILE-Receipis today,
head local stock az nrs hand Cattle old cut pens clear
prices shade higher Ia DAY tnan Wcck very
Coed Catle The market Bs-i, fJ0 - - Far 10
Good. ~ GS3 80; Common, ~ 20 ass -. go -
HOgsEeceipts. l,l1O head Norkrrs - 4OGSl co. IhlA
delpAiaB. - d14 90
500 head selling from 81 10 &c for Com
10 Extra
- ~ 81 1885, 10 Bulcoz' To select 81 500
~ So. receipts. 1000 head shipments. 900 head
CAITE Inactive demand al sOd. drove % ChOce
Illinois steers brought - 80 The other sales Wcrrood 10
Choice "a Gj0S5 10. Fair f4Gsi 40 Feeders fjdSi 49,
Sockers e. 1888 30. COWS and Hecf-. - 7,dt3 30 :
fed Texans - jOd$3 receipts 1000 head shpments
SHERl In sctiye demand sales Fair Good s. aS1 l2@
no Prime or choice offered receipts, 100 head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-04

.r..sr. Starch t-Cot'1n clirts M-.'-' u c+ Low
ltsMt D. GOOD Ordinary il &c.. ',-.''i. lI' bales ID
ao Nah '.o'" nr~ N' ,t ,.c il ai ai IoT
eps.. %. t4,' exports cc on -A''- s"'o' 0O U''''
r s,, ooos o-..a.rr 49,. TT .rc.ipts ~ bales
., 81 5l,i EXPORT, TO Crea Britain. - bales, STOCK,
4,,,.-.y Marc, g. cotton QUIET, sntdnnr 1906 low
AualuuE l2t-i Good ordinary i2-o., nci tccepis 6tl
tacs exports 20 France 2- tar"i 20 ne Continent Vo-
csass,IL March b ,ot.,u steady Aiadins 1859, Low
smpmcn- bale, sales Go bales. ssocs 100 9ales
,fhi1e . Coos 0riaar Sc, net receipt, I09l
bc. Syports eoa-twlse u bales sales oS7 bales stock
Iori,yull March Cotton frmer' @aains DC &c
ep,, 6s bales shipments. $50 Daios saes Suo uaies
aaIE- Nlrca S-corton steady Needing. l9Noi Low
Ming go @qo4 -, 5 e, Goa $40 Ssias socs
Nrw 6sls,yA March 9coron arq MidGl4s l2''c'
Low Aidling l-4@ '3o'G yirSs, -, a., arcat p,iis9
90 3'e1 o's 800 oae7 sAi'is . cai.e s-o7
NoavolE March S-,otton quiet Addlng l2ssr not 70
cops I6d- D.c. eEoorts coas"ise 40 Daes 'Airs ~
ru1Sfir1 A. March Cotton QUOT Mildnsl34c Low
Miiduug. l34c. Good o-linIrf, ltF hNi i'''l.' 100
% ' . 900 .p'n9er - iaio, stccS IT, so 6aes
-ANANSAm March g son arm AIahAS, -, I gne
baiss gross 355 bales erporis 10 the Contucn 800
geo bales .toa 1i' 30 az Sales
- Louis March Cotton steady Middllns l2SGi Lo.
shipment 35 bales saes ~ bales stocA ~ yo pals
Low Mddlne, l?sci Good Ordinary. li'lac net Ie'"P"
50 bales stock B840 bales. a., 49,.
LWERrOuL March }-l2JO D. M oton sa shade hrtner
Mddlug Upands. Nd Mdding orleans ~ sales ,o9uo
bales Including 900 balcs for speculation hud EXPORT ne
haic- including luJu bales American futui'a
-UplALds low MGdme clause. March aoi.FrIy 4,1z 49,
7u4d also 1hsd. do, March and Aprl delivery SOL .so
7ad. do april and ~ delivery. ai also rod 90 eHl
and June delivery - also 7"isd do June am JE M'
ery 70 cd also AL: qo Jul, August delivery "a sd
also i-. do August and september delivery. 9l W.,
september and OCTOBER delivery lHdi 90" Nc."uer nv
v,mbcr delivery 81 oo November ana December doFoi''
Oirssd futurt- quietcr. ~-....
LlYEEPoui- March 80 p. m.-Mddlhg bpiannS N''''''
1aiscs MiddliHg orleans, 3sd. o-.... ,o..r
LIVERPOOL March S-f m.-lhe sa"s oI No''"H ",11,'
Included POO bales Futures- Vpandn LOW 'l
ding clause March delivery. "a sd do. Msfoh ana HIi
delSsry 7s.Qi TO MAY delivery, tssdi no. Jul
and August delivery, 7lad do, August ana S'P''"D n'
livery, lloyd. ,..- .,.-.., .,.,.r.
LIvEEoCI- March S-5 Cotton frtue. closed '"So'
UpandB. Low Middllng clause March delivery ''io'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-04

There was a revival of business in state bonds,
the sa including Missouri Us OF 1852 or Io"V ~
100. 6 If 1883 at Jos and g. OF 1856 at lO|
North Carolina SIS Old. al 23I2 south carolina non
fundalle bonds az 5l2. Tennessee Is, old, at 36i2
and A. bamas, Class A, a. 63 "a %. ~.
OF city bank stocks. Merchants tNchange Solu
t2Jl al 90. and Metropolitan 10 at Ia,
The transactions III railroad bonds included
sixty, ght different varieties but were WIN
ont any special feature. Ere second cousOls
rose 70 92as but closed at 81 - unchanged IRON
yesterday tie funded 5s selling at s64a o6le
sgalns, II. Missouri, Kansas ana IeX9s FIRST con-
bOls verc shade higher al lO@ a IO4 g Oli t1e
seconds. after adyau' ing 10 ", C0Std 4
lower than yesterday Al 6G. Boston Hartiord
and Erie fTsts rapidly advanced RON 90
10 30 and then closed weak at 81 Rome, Water
town anJ Ogdepsburg first consos advanced q per
cent to Y. c., c. and J. G. first assented bonus
from a. 10 42l2. There was sharp sPecu-
lation IN the ST. LOnis and Iron Noun
tain incomes: hrsts rose per cent 70
were n ~. and 81 respcctiveiy- that are
sufficiently high for bonds the payment Oh interest
up1n which is not only dependent upon earnings
bRf also mon tbe capTices Of directors Metro
pohtan Elevated tirsts we're d lower al
iO244 Canada Southern tirsts recovered 2 per cen'
to 81. st. Paul sinking funds were 4 lowenat io2'4
and Wabash issues were steady. leXas F1clhc III
comes rose to II, but aferward sold at 1Ols. The
Investment list was finn at full figures
The sub treasury to-day lost @l.S1l l55, made
mn by losses of S6l7 ,344 currency and IL 253, 81
coin This makes tie total loss since last tnday
1901. 647 Ubtl after the money pad our
for the OONeSnfntLth phICHdSc Va boHuo
reached the Stock Exchange the rate Tor money
on call was hard 9 per cent. After that 1t
dropped TO 3 and per cent. The domestic ex-
changes on New-YOrk at the places named are
quoted as follows: Savannah, Lea y premium;
Charleston Ss2a Il premium New-Orleans, Com
mercial 80 cents discount, bank II pre-
MUM St. Louis. 81 discount chicago,
s0asO cents discount Boston. 80 cents
discount. The United states treasurer at Wash
ington to-day received 100000 in National bank
notes tor redemption. The customs receipts were
81 800 900 aud the internal revenue receipts were
G342 900. The following IA the Clearing House
Statement to-day Exchanges S150,942, S3Z bal-
auoes S49l324S The Transactions at the Sub
Treasury to-day cOvered Receipts, 5000 $50 (;
payments $2,773, $50; CURRENCY balance,
IS 4O7. 773 coin balance, SlOl.774,22l;
The foreign exchanges remain quiet aud steady at
Az od ouofafiOuS:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-04
rrroprAN FINANCIAL MARKErs.

roNDoy March $3.50 o. m.-Atauic ana Great western
trustees certificates. OS do. second "N'"
Fe hallway shares 467s do second sonsoIs ~ fo"s'I
vspia Crntral "a Reading. B. = .,......
conf IS an ~ francs 81 ceutmes for the account
TOsbN March $3.50 Enc ;a wev shafrs q inoa
Cogpci bills allotted TO-DAY Al llcd per rupee ueV
Atlantic and Western first mortgage trustees Germ
80. 49,. ,t-o,.o~,
foNpQN March "a y. u.-Atlannc ard Great Westei D
.acond mortraee trustees cert ncaes. Erie Railway
shares ~ Illinois cutra l05 Pcunsyl Nals OeAtI
36A The amount of buihon WthdiA"h HOn '''
BauK OF England balance TO-DAY j. &l4.OuU. a.. ..u
PARIs March 3.-Lxcbaste on London 70 francs 20 1'"
for rh-rEg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-04
stae and pena.vlvania 10 western II aaci southern

efae and pen1-vlvani1. IHIl0-' W'7I'IH' II7I77I
120ISC
HICE-Qliei and unchanged . .- ~ holders
,estrrts n- 10 Ic4ltc lmii. fsr 90 folN pc =
I-s srr Ccutrsirra sc. st.s gu nirfs id ~
has Mol sss sugar, ~ test '~c hn' b - u ,..'
9s 49,. sI- Md DO about Refining &C N'iin
IN '-tol .t..u. and inner. tlc.h.. .t T.. a
9a.c- DraLu.ated, 9-03Fc+ CO.. Loan ''-''
9rc94c. $50 ,s ard ert, sales.
Al bag Good 60 ChGce az 44'f'' = '' Va
al ~ -. - 1-7c. Cttv TIC.
SrFATINF- Quiet firm West III, I40f '5'i N'9 go
sgica ID &c. Nr- eu. &C.. .. g..
VAILDt----e. DIV. sales. HNuNu No. p'ufo 90
WHISKY uitt nominal - 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-04

BOSTON. March 9.-WCoI-Marte viy htm lr'orr B'Nu
holdtr- uio cd 10 7e cNS,pt
m prices sales Of ONO and Ic.nsy "a, si1 and
y and IN doe No Michigan Nis''h"ih 1 l
other fleece. 52d5I Tor y rud 90 &c a." 80. 49,,
ItrecCs, 80 thr tympAh anu
aipc tr.rcr iut anal al .Oa5-c FAN california Us IN
moderate request with the STOCK cJuh dfhhl i'v'
W Oa $40 Pulled woods continue m demand 7rnnn NJ tou
G7c super uding Good aud e,t ~ m
Choice Aaiuo ~up r > me- Al ~, -.
wool there Is fair pusles dong but sales would mfeei
we're not for thr extreme views of hoder MOI" carpet
and Clothing WOOls la demand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-04
for rne r'e American wncoss Lard closed at ioi francs
Per 100 AllOs.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.


BUFFALO Mar,h 5.-Flour steady with fair demand
dul heavy; holders On order u sell seem unwilling
20 SS fe rs o 46 BUSH xo Western at Gsc
oa 5. naeye bTy fF Eye o lE i2e
corn &C. Osts &C. Hauad ecepts-tlo1r. dSUO p9 AK
bush: Hsr S0 51shi ys 900 eq Gdo hs"ao camp sP
a5oo0 Oush oats. 50O1 BUSH Barley. 1000 BUSH Rye
cmsAoo. Marcn 8-Four steady and UNCHANGED. Wheat
ID ieh demand but holders Arm 10; Chicago Spring
al 10: Rejected. sOc. corn quiet and weak Regular
80 ST. tfe'9 81 &, clsh 80 ann &c ay a lsS
81 oc April s5sa95Sr May ave easier at a &c
- -5os5. PORK steady with aiI demand I'll 10 81 50
ann apd rhaie lower pc cash; 72Od7.22 pc. April
1.aoq7 21e May. Buzz Mea's easier Slogid,s Al
unclaimed At ~ o.. At the coseWheat dnl weak ana
dul lower. oas steady and UNCHANGED Pork
dull am lover Lard dun on no. gG11epn deSef FAMILY
s60s6 Fancy 20 4t6 10 Whea strong and higher at
stronger at 3ic Ga,s in ia demand ana linn At o57@c
hse nrmeT at 50 as2c Harley 8uigt 0ut nTn Ezra c
Buik Meats strong ahogder 42jc; Clear ke7. &eSei
Butter quiet and choice Western Reserved rs
a1-c CuoIce Central ohio 22a2Jc steady Hards,
10 mon & 20 Aga a. 20 4 4s pacing e. 80
dsi GJ Butchers a 6jdSi 20 receipts 23O' head ship
TFiao1, Sarcn s.-Flqur dun sales. 200 9bs White at
s Is bid April II Sf4 MAY. 81 S5 June IL 81 asked.
corn in moderate demand No Yellow 44c High MlA,G.
quiet No. i White, 81 4cj No. do. 36ci No Mixed
a 40 Dr..sed Hogs an IS Receips-Four 4ou bos'
Wheat 900 BUSH Corn 500 Oush Oats 900 bush snip
Flour b6s Wheat 10000 bush; Conn., LOO basli
NnaArSEE March g.. Flour quiet and unchanged Wheat
Gq cr III ay N Ii 5~' No S ao 81 o. No. d.
81 Oh Rejected We corn firm No. 81 &C Oais qulrt
spring go Pro si9t. quiet and sissd MISE grk aFn
21c pal LIv, Hog dlu ans weak at ~ 2Oasi 50.
dressed Hogs dun ana uucl .nged At - so. . 90,
lHiiAnE,rhA aa5,n I ou' n'n az I!is Mn
49, NrsiA ar" rtlu s yam" ~ 30 81 i 70 'otce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-04
flnautlal.

ALL who are Interested in railroad business
"a and mileage statistics should get THE Tl Al
MANAC Tor $50 now ready. prlec 70 ccuts by mail.
Atlantic and Pacific X. X. stock and BIDS,
~. New-Jersey Midan stock aud bonds'
Missouri Pacific r Ook,
NeW.Yorh AMI ObNegO Midland stook,
wanted by I'D y. G.. fON & CO.
Members New York stock Exchange, NhIst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-04
HAVANA MARKET

u4v,y, N1rcl Sul-ar I'M tan lomand, VIII IN npWarl
tendenog. No - d. SB4r5A reals GOLD per afI.he Mo
lur-es sugar No. 10 10 baaHTi- rr- NW7'"'"" 'uSA
Common To- Far Bata a reals CotfuaH' sugars - p"N
!1ation 50. 004 reals LzcAange a"" l|aIH '''1S . %
40. bd6ts premium LONDON, l4ga lv+ pg'hl"W VI
Iar.a. ga2 prtmiun. span.ah hON. ~ H-'ot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-04

Ia London British c0nSols were steady at 9|lo16
for money and 97l5lo for account. United states
bonds we're unchanged Is at 1854, 4l2' al l1O4
and Is ~ 1003s The quotations for American rali-
wav securities seem 10 be- nominal
than representative of actual business. To-day Ere
common shares advanced from 46as to 47l2a47.
Atlantic and Great Western hrsts declined 20 IS,
Illinois Central rose L to l05, Pennsylvania selling
at 54Q5394 and Reading up TO 363. ludia
Council bills were allotted at q dccIiue OF
Ei4 900 bullion ON balance. In Pars French
per cents advanced 20 S2.57l2 sight exchange on
London rising 10 1928 francs 10 the {.
Messrs Winslow Laner a. Co. ohrr for sale the
first mortgage 7per cent bonds Of the Denver south
Park and Pacific Railroad Company.
The following securities to-day were sold at the
Exchange SalesrOom:
so shares Manhattan Gaslgat Company lGS2
eI' den - 81 $50
al 900 BToOkiyn CITY and Sewt0wn Railroad let
Mortgage per cent Bond..--..... 1872 ~
$4,000 SciOta Valley Railroad Company lot Mort
gage per Bonds. due 1886. -.-..--...--- lO2
80 shares New YORK and Jersey Globe Gas
light Company .--:-..--. lOl,
80 shares East River National Bank 1904
40 shares Fire Insurance Company. TOO
20 shares Rutgers Fire Insurance Company lU5a
O0O New Midland Railway COMPANY Con
solidated per cent Gold Bonds, que lS2o-.. Ia
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-04

Tie offers TO sell bonds to tine Treasury TODAY
amount To- Sl312OG0o, so prices RANGING as i"i-
IO9 fc iG3G21. Gso. I9SDatIOiaIeili. q SIS
Of 1sef I'd iO5.75a10O2L Tie Secretary, WHO
was mn -elf a. the sub Ic suly. Gir, ctsd Tar al,
,be a. nj 1881 offered a Il1-. aud under. and al
tbe ~ a., $50 offered al lCi and under be ac-
ceptef ihis made the purchase amount 10
- SIG 200 IS follows: $4,000 s. at $50 a. 100.
f67 500 Is OF 1881 90 1861, $2.3N3 600 ar
JO5'S5 and $4,000 at lO3. S7l2. Al
The Boards the market foT Government
bonds was weaker the .alc, including $4,000 cou-
Hogs a 1881 and $4,000 registered Of lO3's,
$4,000 each coupon aud registered lbs at los and
10000 coupon As at 1863 and $4,000 registered
az IO5TgQ l0584 District OF Columbia 3.6os were
steady al o. The following are the closing Qnota-
TlOns,
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election Noiltes.

VNHE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COM.
i PANY-The Annual Meeting OF the stockhodeIs OK
the Union Rs way Company for the choice OF erec
ors for the ensuing year ana The TRANSACTION % any Ous
business winch legally come before the meeting MI =
held At the CotapanYs Ofce, Is Broad Esy IN the NY q
New York on WEDN EsDAI. the TENTH day of MAHCa
TTspter book viii DO closed after Saturday, Feb %
SIDNEY DILLON, re'ideBt
HENRY MCFARLAND, secretary
New York Feb. G. 1880.
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flnantlal.

LENERETT SALTONSTALI. Boston
IS VI. Y. GARRISON, Erest. Met Elevated HR. N y.
WN. V. BACON. Boston.
VIM H. GUION, OF Williams & Guion s eamslips, n. Y.
JAMES q. PATTERSON, PresL Travellers Insurance Co,
Hartford, Conn.
THOMAS II. PERKINS, OF Head q PERKINS, Bahkels
Boston.
IT, A. v. POST. OF Clark, Post & Martin. Bankers. n J.
W. A. II. LOVELAND Prest. Colorado Cen. n. r.. Col
JOHN NICHOLS, Prest KDioKerDocEer Liie Insurance
Co. y. Y.
PERCIVAL L. EVERETT, Prest Third National Bank
Boston.
GEO. W. WARREN. New.York Lite Insurance Co.
CHRISTOPHER MEYER Meyer Rubber Co, \. Y
WILLIAM On RLACH. Of Narr Oerlach, Bankers ana
Brokers, Philadelphia
This company for the OF developing
The capital OF the Company Is 81 100000 divided INTO 40
Ere public ptioE Books OF
before the 18TH The Directors the right Of aot
particulars apply the oce OF the Company 10 {
and Brokers. No. Ga BroadwaI. y ew York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-04

y.I HtytH Mas March 9-Thr PINT cloths marx has
vcry i've M raud VITA ssls Of ctsqnaIt 81. ole ana
I7-1 % rtrh. and hOIot sput+ Al o'lco
ca Ihr utrFtt CLOSES very nru al 90, ABOVE hk'7 uiu
lpr ol.sQuuTea and hold-rses-Ibg > a,' 'asH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-04
Business Chances.

A PARTNER WANTED in the wholesals
n Provision and PorkPacn9g Business IN nonkeIs X
Y 600 or s3 900 capital required Address H. HART
Yonkcrs or call on HART q BRO 1914 Chambersst New
YORK saturday, the 9TH between 10 a m sad p M.
XVANTED.-Agents. Peddlers and Dealers
w 10 sell Mou sons Pure soap. s AOULsON. 30 Front
ST.. Rochester, y. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-04

MY Y0RK N arch 3, 1850.
VUE TRANSFER BOOKS Of the First and
second Preferred Income Bonds OF the - Louis iron
Mountain and southern Railway company viii De closed on
s.tfdsy March 1850 at O'Clock p and remain closet
ir-f Marc, ~ l-,u 30 O'CLOCK a for the purpose u
tne parties duly REGISTERED anu entitled 70 dreet
termination Of the STOCK trust Sttaien
NV agreement ~ y ovember p, 1873
- ~ BY order VI tue Executive Committee.
d. W. MCWILLIAMS
Traa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-04
STOCKS,

U ...
an cew-YorE and Brooklyn Cos socss anf also an Nnis
q llooE e7tulout s.cuf ties, Otai DO uF
GEO Is. PREM IS~ - BtCAD-SV.. y Y.
HOLDERS of FIRST and SECOND Pre-
1 ferrci Income rolds OF ~. LOU is, li9N MOI \.
vAIN AND -JI IHLEN RAILWAY 60. Who have not
al o rrqu,s o. he trustees GOO dissolve tho 0ioc- rust
IL g. MAEOTAND,
~ = a-aan-at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-04

NORTH AMERICAN MINING 6 DEVELOP ING CO.
NO. Ga BROADWAY. NEW-EORK.
RECTORS

l. c. BABCOCE. Treasurer Adams Express Co. y. Y.
MILTON sAILEB, Cincinnati ohio
JAMES WHITLEY. OIL Prince & Mhltey. H4akers, n. y
O. l. CHASE President Hart ord Fire IN nncc Co. Hart
HENKY WAINwRIGHT. Of Il. c. Wainwright Co..
Bankers. Boston.
DEMAS BA IsNt rs. Network.
JOS. r. leader Assaye and Mining Engineer, Utah and
Montana
WIN J.. CAN DLER. ROston
Nm PITT sHEARAAN, Late Receiver and Treasurer
Euo II h
j. s. LUDLAM, Merrmac Mills Lowell Mass
ARTHUR r WILMA TH, Noe-P resident Home Insur.
ance Co.. New YORK
d. EVAN EMRURGH. Of Van EmbuTgh ApeFbury,
Bankers and Brokers. Now York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-04

The following we're the receipts ana shlD'Ao"''
and from Chicago and Milwaukee t~uaN'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-03-04

TFESFY CITY per cent funded debt bonds,
- due 1909 a.so Jersey Ciy Improvement per cent
bonds. IoI sale BY 80 81, .,-.r -.