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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-22

The are based on running qualify nor 10
half q grade above or below the graf quoei. =, -,
C0FFEE-Tbe business To-Day eItrelaey sh but hO1sD rs'
firm aud demand full prices; no ,,es rep"r Ell - -
er the advance however business, AID le has M
dOne the charterng 6u:ine was almost h.ss Ss mn Con- a.
I6id Of Clover Seed at S and small lots OF W
and 400 bales Of Cotton at . L2 RsSoS s py rss
si6d . b. The only charter earl Of ~ass NorStr.a ' "a
1900 b6ls aud 900 cases Reaned Petroleum. to .CadI
FLOUR AND MEALTbe heavy and depressed feeling a "a
gshed our -four paIke Ihs DAY week has s y nd sss
unless further large this the principal ~ , ~
tsiasd far from .a,iac.or Family brands sold ,0. I'd
have had considerable irregIla'y in tbs SSsS
holders view OF the limited stock decline TO make any "a
sell freely. Il Is undoubtedl, that farmers At The wa m
Sss, sa .n sSS Gs local ads TIE mas q %
extremely dull and labor most braaehes o. % sn We
have better demand for common brands -, or ~
Provinces and good mills et'r,s have OS soes svnG Tse
Extras been light and free sales cond Only be msae W 80
sDythn R below present c Prom he So We
stock q wheat on hand = TIE principal poIs oa last y * -
these facts l to hluce speculative inquiry Or 70 % "A
tone TO the Market the receipts hus faT this norm h So
those Of the corresponding eod last aud We Ge
reduction in .iOek daily Oa. in The sss +s.s I
psn to there prediction Of nc sr SIS
better grades Of noar and consequently :. sensrs ~
factory prices The eOIs Of The wees ''e II 80 weed %
nrces Of The low and medium grades are the aa ca
Family grades eadyi No AID SnTerhne IN AR n, hs 10
paratvey firm Al the close, the market rather "sAA "
medium AIDES, sales Of 33O bhiN We qnoe go s al CO.'S"
sour y BOZ ,,,..,..Sg 5UdSS 20 Quo lnd. W. sup
No 4 '. 25a 5 20 Oilo RounlhOop, BIZ "a &c
Superhne.. h,ix ee -
State tkIra brandt, 39d 10 Ohio * ttaa Or. "A
w.s,, ss,,,so, H., n Ssd as ohio LAD and hhl. 20
N,a.,. go. am sd Double brra DO do.' "a ~
Coed choice spnps ST. LOUIS Slhs.S. NJ 6 80 "a
Wheat ExraS... ND 90 ~ loas g. MI 10 nf &
Extra Amber Indiana, ~ Ioals' srSrnI, 3e u
Ohio Mich. io0 80 Gentsee htui. Ar, hn,ea ~
Southern Flour Is frn held but quei ne 40"
stock moderate; at the cose tie nSrAet Is qee' a"" -
go bills We quote; - - a. io4 esq
Balt Alex and Georgetown Mired to Good sup 70 50 9
Bait Alex. aud Goorgetown. Extra and rA"" 50
kchnond Counry BIs.. al rs kh w
RIVE Flour Is In hniel I. mand, but Is sIeadJi Sa'
Quole; al GdN.
Rye Flour Western, ';..;,'''''''''"s G4sSP
Rye Flour, State Penns ysni. ~ az. eees -
Corn Meal is dull and heavi sales Of 100 bblA ef.
Corn Meat Jersey 81 IS IS IS Corn Meat Brr.. u"
Com Meal. " esteru. 90 " Corr heA" D"''
Corr Nsal.WesIW. 10 q Ol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-22

The gold market strong all day on goou ue''iNu
from the importers and sales OF the morning were "
iO9ao9s The reported resignation of President Inios
lin the Gold Room the prcext for advancing 'io
price in the afternoon to 1O9t but as this was not con
edered rs likely to produce "much OF shower tne
price went OH gain The rates paid for having balances
carried were 49, A. s, and per cent per annu i'
Monday. The Sub-Treasury redeemed to-day slZ'Ooo
called 1909 making total Of $4,000 since December
l. 1s71 The payments OF January gold, interest were
s2scOoo making total Of slsl2jOOo The days business
at the Gold Exchange Bank was as follows: Hoid
cleared s34 osOO; gold balances, s2OSo6Gs; currency
oos Tho follovnp the quotations:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-22
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

TIE POPULAR LoAN.-7-S0 INTEREST IN GOLD.
The heavy sales of NORTHERN PACIFIC 80 GOLD
BONDS show their great popularity with investors,
and it is because Of their absolute safety both as
frst-class railroad security and o real estate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-22
THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported tor raE rRIRrsr. !

TCareuly reported Tor TBE TRIRUNE -
SATURDAY, Jan n. VI
ASIESPo,s quie. bat SO - ~ IS Pearls s1a
but FIN Il Sll6 $lI 80
COrrONThe les active the spot bat prices an n
chai sei; sales bales 1874 bales last including e, M
export be Consumption 30 las speculation and @ Aa
In transit For future delivery (bs Low dlhog the ses @
follows: evening" January. 2l 2O BIC V a.
2c February 800 at Pie $50 p llc 200 at he hts y"
22ic t22 lll6e. lOJ at p l6c UO 22ic 10 y
April $50 at Pie MAY 80 at &c.. June loo At re cA
bales to-day January 800 at - 100 at 2ic Pehraary ~ ~ "a
500 a. y Lie go at e. 9C9 at = be- lo No., nos
lGc 200 a, 22lc 800 22e 2a) at 2lc 800 at q i' 81
2J 6c 100 t22sc loo At BE june 100 at ne
100 January for lOJ Febu total 90 bales grand tob
hall Wee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-22
EDWARD HAGGUT &; Co.

No. Wal-st New-Yorls.
FIVE PER CENT Interest allowed on Daily e.
ances aud Certificates of Deposit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-22

DAYS transactions at the u - sun treasury "ci''
Gold receiots .... 69 81 Currency psImen S49O,V -
cold oaynents.... Currency baauee b5,9l uo
Geld bance.... 25 POS 80 Custons.....'' 0'|Vo w
Crlrencv receipts.... +B2656 so
cola certificates sent TO Treasurer u y
Foreign exchange, after the steamer, was dl out nh
OH the nominal basis of 1O90iO9t for prime bankers 20
days bills and O92 3O9E for sight The money market
was not affected by the suspension Of the Market Savings
Rank and ruled easy all day at cal per cent but IN inc
afternoon lenders willingly accepted lower rates lor
larger balances the sake OF employing their funds
over Sunday The Government bond houses were offered
money att to any extent they might require. Inc de
mand for commercial paper continues active, and choice
acceptances find ready sale on the basis OF TO o
per cent. The bank statement. though favorable,
was less so than has been, perhaps, with reason,
Anticipated, showing net gain to the banks OF only
800 The decrease in specie may be accounted for by
tire heavy drain from the banks for duties, which
amounted during the week TO SlsOoO the snbTreasury
disbursements OF coin interest footing up sS'0OOO the
specie export is given elsewhere The gain OF nearly
S2OOOJ in legal tenders Is accounted for by the remit
tances from the interior The increase in deposits was
about the sum of the gain in specie and the expansion III
loans the being warranted by the strong position
of the banks. The following the totals as compared
with Last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-22
lan Benedict,s closing luotutions were :

The subjoned table shows the highest and lowest prices
OF active stocks United States bonds, and gold made
during the week, well the closing quotations Of
each at the dates aforementioned:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-22

For railway mortgages the demand at the Board was
not active during tho past few days. though prices
were well sustained, Central Pachcs selling at 1924 and
Union Pacific, First 93I and Incomes 81. S5c The fol-
lows were the bids for railway mortgages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-22

Government bonds dull and steady this forenoon,
hut became strong and higher this afternoon under the
frmncss Ia gold, particularly the newer issues, which
closed strong and in demand. The market closed firm.
Fisk & Hatch report as follows at r. M:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-22
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE '6rocK ExCHANGE-FIRsr CALL
l0t O'CLOCK A. NJ.
SdIfJ OF tlorTfnn enI BondL
-. L.. |. -. IL I. Z N .


1850 .. $40 Con'62 .llO 500 u s. 500 Reg
200 $50 Con n...llo 800 S. 1910 Cou''''''
2,OeJ 80 Con. '6I........lR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-22

Messrs Fisk & Hatch OF loan OF soO'oU ior 'Ho
central Pacific Csan Joaquin Valley Branch)' SIX per ccn'
gold bond interest payable seuiahnualy III row iorn'
for which they obtained prieo equa W iDou' % o
and received bids for about s3OCO0oO In excess FL
the amount Of the loan desired The san Joaiu ID ~nch
OF the Central Pacific leaves the mah ino >throp
moor stoc,ton and about 80 miles east OF san rancsco
a,, rd nm the San Joaquin Varey 1872 miles
g. ,o ,ro,,o ~ ylsao About 90 miles Of the road have
hoon connIe,ed Messrs Fisk Hath report q sale for
,oren account to-day Of the beads OF the Chesapeake
aud Ohio Railway Co.
The recepts OF cotton nj all tho ports for the past week
we're llsss7 bales against 1881 the previous "eeA'
The total receipts since Sept. J. 1911, are h''"
against 2oiSo24 for tho corresponding perlou Vi INV
previous year. showing decrease in tne pieSe"V
crop OF 3l5Ool bales The exports from all porS ior
tho week were ~ ss bales against 19s0 for the same
week last wear The total exports for the expired portion
OF the cotton year are 90 bales, against l2i94o pe'
FOR the same time last year. Tho STOCK al III tue p "
5l 200 bales against 6,i76 for the same date IN It'll
The following shows the exports texcunve OF specie
from the port of NewYork to foreign ports for tho week
ending Jan. 49, and since the beginning OF the year;
s.:'sss s s ::g s s:$,Hs
81. $4,000 m, slIn'''' ''% ~
The following shows the imports OF foreign dry Sood'
and general merchandise at the port OF NewYork TOT inc
week ending Jan. TO- and since the beginning Oh inc yc
For ne tcesk 1870. IfWl. .ob9-JiSS,
Goods. Sl,5Illl Na'-a',fe
General MerchandIse..... 2,I5o'JIi 5o-94"o ''''''
T.ta for the week..... S4rJI5l3 S9bN,is. Fe',,s50I
Previously reported ...... A51I,55o 5'%''|'' O,-
s;r, - G8)lOA3 s9JJOi6 Sl2,383,9D
Tho following are the dry goods imports lnciudea
In the above for the same period:
For he REX l~7O. .lI.I. ,s.SSSzH5o
Thrown oa market... I6i5,bs 2,lil.O6 I'@1'''Oo
pnierr5 At the port e28e9O4s s3a57 200 s3g5s7l9
ThToSn Oh mar1e,...... 2,4G9,3A 3,8G,dH fOIS''o'
The exports Of specie for the week ending JAM ~ "el'
follows:
Previously reported "''f''
Total snce Jau. ?,
Tie following is a comparative statement OF the ex
norris of specie from the port OF NewYork to forelSn
ports for 81 years, for the week ending jan 70 ana LOT
the corresponding period in the undernoted years:
o4g7r9
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-22

WEST WISCONSIN, LAND GRANT Sinking Fund
seven per cent Gold Bonds for sale at 10 and interest
in currency. Investors who wish n perfectly sale
bond on finished road can obtain full particulars
by applying 10 WHITE, NORRIS & Co., Is Wal+t,
and Gwynne. johnson X Day, lG Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-22
gnsirntt1on.


ANTHON GRAMMAR SCHOOL,
"A 2S2 hADlsoN-AVB
School hours, ~ I. n ~ m
A N experienced teacher can give two hours
Private destruction at his rOo, morning or geans CRITIC Up
town Advertisement OGce 81 ". ThtY.seconl.,t --
A SELECT FAMILY SCHOOL for 2J young
'a,T sT"' vacancies Soeb HAF FsSf Fdndp
pORDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE, B@r or.
ID dntOvn NJ j. Rev JOHN H. BRAKsLgY PS D. on Pra s p,a
ware about by n T. iad % from PLaep.a boas
For catalogues address The Prssdeut. -
pRAINERD INSTITUTE, Cranberry, NJ
IP W. s. McNAIR, Principal
NR. BENDAN's SCHOOL, 1870 Rf9adw2y;];
~ Primary Esh Classic ia for college or b0ne''i limited
to 20 pupils.
nREW LADIES' SEMINARY, Carmel, n. Y.
~ The Spring Session opens ''O' GEO c s,uTH A N.
FOX's C0LLEEAG5IIlASTTIEi xo INSTITUTE
No. Cooper Institute. New Catalogues reaay.
| EOR BOYS-Superior advantages at RIVER
Il VIEW ACADEMY, POurhkeepsie, n Y
EREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, NJ
EAMILY BOARDING-S SCHOOL, limited to 10
i bows South Anboy M J. H. WILMINGTON, A. NJ.
GARDNER INSTITUTE, No. 62O Fifth-ave;
TX Borng Young Ladies and Children Second
IA '' opens f'O Rev Dr. and M C. H. GARDNER, Principals
| GODDARD SEMINARY .-BOarding School
Sc' g both sS ; ssnr wn per I Se '' HS information and e
culsrs address the Principal, L. L. BURElhGTOh, Barre
| GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY FOR. YOUNG
W LADIES Bridgeport, Conl-Hiss EMILY NE SON Principal
| HASTINGS INSTITUTE,
IL HASTINGS, WESTClESrER Co., n Y.
BOARDING SCHOOL for rWELXE g9{S' |tS per An9nn
Circulars &C. Of Tios H. waesiaG esq il Brodwiy, \. Y.
IRVING INSTITUTE. TarTytown, N. "a
For cqcnt sI sSp 4 to b. RowE 81 a. Prncpa
JACKSON MILITARY INSTITUTE.
r' HIi2s8 Rev S Il G j&ck st NJ A. Principal,
NIA[E. da SILVA and Mrs. allen. BRAD
IVA 2sDS CT Mr. om,1 C EeS S sni F ws,, T EG15
e Ro NsSSorS I WINTER Term Tenn coacc Fs5
| NTAPLEWO0D INSTITUTE
VI FOR YouNG LADIES' rtt,a.h Mass
x9 KY term m y 6.s sp11 FhB f''i E. ' i5ia
| MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL, White
| VA Plains. New-York. PrDdps o. r. WILLIS Pb Dr.
| MT. PLEASANT mstitute.-Private Glasses
| DACKARD's NETWORK BUSINESS COZ
LBGENethOd Building, Els'e3hst and Broadway Now
Open Students can enter at any time Sen? P ss Facp
BENNINGTON SENiINARY.-LOng known
high character and its reasonable rates Address THoS,
| EANLON, A. ~. D. D.. Pennington, X. J.
| PEV. j. NEWMAN, d. d., OF PoUltncy. Vt.
Der Of BOYS from to old Application shond oe made soon
| CHAKESPEARE' BIRTHPLACE, Stratford
School on avon m hIn town at S var below 70 year.
P SS S 'Gs Ss ~ S d1 P ET1 E S c csf
Ts T1con maze 0T sons Of efy%sn Apply to Ae Dr.
| GPANISH LANGUAGE.-Prof. 4. DE TOR
> NOS private lesos at SO Tobve dscS at .he Mercantile
Library with Lis combined method.
WORKERS MILITARY INSTITUTE.
| 4 BOARDING SCHOOL 1900
for making Oosi9!Sl sf, lbs Is3G st Christian MEN,
A''l'' 's''ns BETJaS Si al9o Box No es YOrheH
"a - PER MONTH, ENTIRE EXPENSE, at
Il 40 Boys Boarding School Adirsss PRof DE NJ Tribune
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-22
mn. The hids wero a folloMs
GLOWING were the bids

In the city bank stocks there sales OF Bank Of
Commerce at u.s. Continental 90 095l Bank Of America,
49, Fourth National no. and Ninth National O1 Tie
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-22
CfGcher5.
ElusitaI Jneirnlnanis.

Glusical Jneirnneni5.
4 LARGE STOCK Of PIANOS, best makers,
III Nr SELL cheap; alOwei purchase. Call al NJ.
NJ. MERBELLS, No 8 Union.square uo5 Fourh.lyel
Gts(SA "A New 7-Octaye PIANO, carved
- sBO. legs, Iron frame AID oyerung bass. $3.50 cash
New 10 let. HOEACE WATERS. Al oadwsy.
DAVEN g. Co. ARE SELLING their new and
Id IMPROVED 7tOCTANE
GRAND SCALE PIANOS,
Direct from their Manuacory AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, 9
ID Is one door from Grand
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-22
Jnsirnfiion

A HOME and SCHOOL for TEN BOYS, ages
"A sbn Address Ma q. A. BCss. TsHItovs NY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-22
m" .tgage on lands, worth twice N. a,oor,,

4, ''S"S0 oh ianub, worm twice the arnount A..
hat we recommend them to the public.
Many millions Of the3s Bonds vera s,,,,
year, and the demand Is now very ACTIVE :, s ps,t
agencies. The large profit, both immediate ~ tie
nualIy, in the way Of interest. is INDUCING sAa rr
change OF 5-2Os into Northern Pacifcs ana ,0 s''
naturally continre to increase as the Gov.' ni
proceeds with it's redemption Of the GA. "'4ea,
The bonds are offered at par in curren.r
EMPT FROM UNITED STATES TAX, have a. u
run, and are issued in denominations a, ..ssb
$1,000 coupon and registered. vivid
They are secured not only By the ran,..,
equipments and earnings, but by a grant ~ ~
able timber and agricultural lands, larger IN az
than tho COMBINED STATES or MAINE p''
ISLAND, NEw-HAMPsHRE, VERMONT, Coyyyc-"''OEs
MASSACHUSETTS, and MARYLAND.
The bonds arc thus a real estate mort0,.
railroad bond COMBINED upon property .i
TREBLE THE ISSUE or THE BoNDs-a fact in,,'a.a
arc not slow to notice, and hence the popul,,.0..
the bonds and large sales.
All marketable stocks and bonds received /,
change, without expense to the investor. Al a.
highest current prices JAY Cooke & O.
For sale by Banks and Bankers generally th,"I
out the United States aud Canada.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-22

HOUsTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL RAILWAY Con-.
PASY IIeSr MORTGAGE LAID GRaNr SINKING FUND,
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BONDS. IiRepdl and mtae!
payCIIe in GOh al he National fHy Bank, Aer- IrE.
Theso are in erey respect rs-ciGs BOads and zee con-
tdeafiy recommend item an entirely safe inretnnt
Price, 90 ard dccyWc' iReiCt. Circulars and atorna'
ton may DC OJtGircd al ar Qtice.
jim j. CISCO Il SON. No. 90 Wal-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-22
STATISTICS OF COMMERCE AND NAVIGATION.

Monthly Report No (serics 18u'72) of the
Bureau OF Statistics s in press, aud contains statements
OF Cur foreign trade for the month of September, 1871
and the nine months ended the compared with the
corresponding periods Of 1870 The following synopsis
OF contents enabled to lay before readers
through the courtesy Of Dr. Young, Chief OF the Bureau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-22

Tie following is comparative statement OF the ex-
norris of specie from the port OF NewYork to foreign
pors for q years. for the week ending JAN TO- ana LOT
thu corresnondlng ncLiod in the unlernoted years:
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-05-04
INTERESTING LETTER From DULUTH
The GUN POWDER PLOT.

DULUTH, May 1st 1872.
Editor Superior Times The dixie question, including
the 6owing up of the same, is the aabsorbing topic
of conversation over here. We do not all think that
your Superior folks are its bitterest enemies, do
all think you Superior folks "blowed it up" Our
ferry boat wish it of the way sincerely
lots down the Point think it Injuries their pro
perty.
Mitchell, of the Tribune, once your school teacher
and editor hates the dixie because his Chicago brother
in-law owns lots on the Point and Mitchell. who is a
coward as we all know, a communication to the
daily Herald here, which he AFRAID to publish IN the
Tribune, his paper against the dixie; and it would
have appeared in the Herald, but only advertise
ment the of 10 cents per line which Mitchell
would not pay.
But, we don't think Mitchell Uooced up the dixie
Mitchell is afraid of powder. He perhaps might burr.
It if he could for burners towards and towards are
burners fit not for this, you have as good a
right think Mitchell Nooed up the dixie as we ha we
to think that any citizen of Superior did it.
But after all it is not ho,ced mp any great extent,
and nobody was hurt After very careful examina-
ton of the hoced up section by the City Engineer
sisted by Col. Cav and his entire corps of engineers,
the actual damage is estimated to not exceed the sum
of S22222 %, which amount is small as not in the
least affect the financial condition of the city, or
compel sell any bonds so cents on the dollar,
to raise money to repair the damage.
learn that the City Council at their last meeting
resolved to send Chicago for Pnkertons entire de-
tectve force, and station them Superior for
tl,o eof@ 81,
offence against our dignity" and as the
damage to tie dixie is repaired, to have it insured for
double us gate in Wisconsin Companies, through Judge
Perry's agency. Then shall feel safe and "can
sleep O. nights" OBSERVER.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-05-04

PERsoNAL.-Lieut. j. p. Vose arrived in
town last week, and will remain here for
the season, engaged as Superintendent of
the harbor works at Superior. His expert
ence in this kind Of business, and evident
ability, qualify him for efficient duty at this
place.
Capt. Chrisman, who last season faith
fully served the government in the same
interest, will also rel in here, and coop
crate with Lieut.. Voso.
Hon. Thos II. Garfield, director Of the
n p. road, and president of the Lake SUI
perior & Puget Sound Land Co.; and
Mr.. Chase, lately appointed Superintend-
ent Of transportation on the same road,
made flying visit to Superior yesterday
James Chapman Esq, and Capt. Phil.
Smith, of bayfield,, are i'll town to-day, hay
ING arrived with number of other passen-
gers about two o'clock this morning, by
small boat from Bayfield,. They report
BAYFIELD, harbor and Ashland Bay clear
of ice
Heman d. Walbridge, Esqr., brother Of
Horace S. Wabridge is in town, looking
after railroad interests.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-05-04

MARINE.-Navigation is fully open, and
season. The tug Danforth, with the schr.
Charley in tow, left last night for Ashland.
The Charley had on board a large lot of
provisions ETC., shipped by our enterprsng
merchant d. Schultz, the owner of the tug,
who goes in person on the trip, and will
doubtless find a ready market at Ashland,
where the Wisconsin Central r. r. is being
built. r. w. French, another Superior
merchant, is a passenger. J. d. Howard,
another wide awake business man of Supe-
rior, sent his steamer Lolita Bernard yester-
day to Ashland also, loaded with supplies,
and houses ready for erection.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-05-04

THE Illustrated Catalogue for 1872, Of
Briggs & Brother, Seedsmen at Rochester,
N. Y, is model of typographical beauty,
storehouse ofhoricultural knowledge, and
most seductive appeal (albeit in moder-
ate way) to the purses of all who love
flowers. Though it costs but twenty-five
cents, and is richly worth the money, we
advise none to get it unless they are ready
to be persuaded by the visions of floral
splendor which it conjures, and by the pro-
mise Of magnificent chromos, to invest ID
little more in seeds furnished by the same
house. With this caution, we say, send for
the Catalogue.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-05-04

WE notice by the Bayfield, Press of the
9th ult., the valedictory of the Rev. Faith
er John Chebul, who is about leaving for
Europe on urgent business. He has labor
sence will be generally regretted. To say
that his flock loved him, would fall far short
of expressing the depth of that affection
which they cherish for him. HIS place will
be hard to fill, and should the Reverend
genteman's lie be spared to return to this
country, Ire may rest assured that he will
always find place in the hearts affection
of devoted people.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1872-05-04

Ii persons having unsettled with
"A pectfuy requested forward settle the
such require ilmed Affection this
notice by all concerned. E. W. FRENCH.
AnriI 49,