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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-30

THE RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY is always an
important subject to both borrower and lender. An
able aud suggestive essay this topic by Prof. +.
5O5t 81 the dea fa IL the
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No. TO- Price 10 cents
Address THE TRIBUNE. New-York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-30

REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE BoNDs-Coupon OF
Registered. interest per cent, guaranteed by the
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY. Capital, 100000.
For sale at the office of the Company, No. 76 Cedar
ST.. N Y. JONATHAN EDWARDS President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-30
Ss':!:sEIIEssII

rr pysr and MOST AGREEABLE TONIC vs, introduced ~
rsef OF DEBILITY and Toss Of Appeute
Ibie FOOD J0ans, Arthur
E mn NJ D. Wentsonh e. scott. go. p &. s.. RAs L..
s. A. Sc Sold by Grooen Dim AMI Chemists, IN large
ioulss Al q. each. Beware 0f IN aiiona Fa1ared By
D0''''' GOODALB BACEHOOSE Co.
Leeds Rnglsnl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-30
THE STATE OF TRADE.

pkes Rice 7sb pkG Starch 1856 bids TOBACCO o'e
pigr Tobacco, 40 bales Wool, l439 bbls WhsiJ'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-30
nmonnt of saolaooo. and are divided as follows:
.S2.n10OOO

The shrnkage on the securities enumerated has,
of course been immense but the creditors are gener
ally fairly secured and a very moderate advance
would clear them-but the bold Spectators will IN
evitably be pretty efectually wiped outin the Wall
st. slate The lesson and the punishment are severe,
but these men owe it to their own insensate folly
and must suffer the consequences. SO utterly OPP
posed 10 the Judgment of older and more experienced
operators of the street have their wild movements
been for several years. that large proportion OF
such men have withdrawn from the market, and the
cliques have had only the support of the adven-
turous element which Is ever ready to follow bold
leaders in any direction.
Such mass of stocks as those held by the cred
itors of Grinnen & Co. could not be sold at once
without causing further great decline IN market
values Under these circumstances, 1t has been pro-
posed and it is under serious consideration, that
the creditors should settle their claims by taking
the stocks at higher rate than the present market
values as for example Lake Shore at IS, &c.
Ifthis programme can be carried out it would
have an Immediately favorable effect upon the stock
market and save the estate of Grinnel & Co.. il not
the creditors from perhaps a heavy loss as well as
the expenses of liquidation ia bankruptcy. This
would be a very sensible and intelligent arrange
ment for all concerned and the stocks and bonds
are distributed among strong houses, they would be
carried along by them until they could obtain cost
if not q fair profit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-30

Reading close in fhiiadelplla 81 W.
The geld market has been somewhat more active
than usual Of hate with the extreme range OF quota
tions from JOS! 10 10sl. the preponderace OF Dusi-
ness being al lOs to 1OS As before stated the Ger
man bankers are understood TO have been buyers
today on account of present and anticipated dis
turblnccs in financial affairs abroad. Securities are
rrportcd lower in London. and the fact that
the outside tate of discount is mp to that
of the Bank of England, per cent seems
10 be- regarded as an indication that the bank may
advance its rates. 10000 were received at the
Assay-uncc to-day, making the total receipts OF Tor
oirn gold for reconage during the month Il 10000
The Sub-Treasury disbursed $4,000 in redemption
If 30 bonds and paid ont on account of November
interest $4,000. making a total of SlT@COO'
The days business at the Gold Exchange Bank was
as follows: Gold cleared, Sl93210OO; gold balances
$1.U57.S45: currency balances, $l,23s,2S1.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-30
THE MARKETS.
lcssiulrv REPORTED for THr TRIBUNE.

ICstf1lv TRIBUNE
WEDskspir, Oct. 20. 1878
ASHEs-Tbt receipts TO-DAY Is pkgs
nand and steady quoted ct 81 Pearls inactive
CDrIONIhere has prices
we aaote follow: ' - ' ~ " -
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M above baIct 10
Por future the transactions arr liberal decline OF h.
m ,set A. follows ON bAEs Of Low hiddlIngG
Sales evening alter sovsmtsr 100 IA 1882 1000
IA 1850 100 IL gl6et IL E D,oemptr 200 IL 1SlBc;
100 Ifs1e 900 IA 20 32e January 200 IL 1915 200 IL
3i32e Fsbnsr 200 lbi4e, 200 10 e32c March, 100 10
Slse Anil 500 l5sxa Teal 100 bsisa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-30
5trdmpoats arc Railroads.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEYt
~ ALLEYTOwE LIsE TO Tna whsI.-r.sieassr and Sfgs
South Branch Il r. Hampton Jancoa 9 Delaware L.as.has
S s@ Ms' ,.o E s lebeb yse Ri 6 inc Rsrna1
Pittsburgh and the West Central Peaa's An' he"loS
STATE SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
$50 @-Ssx. TRAs for Eaoa on easT AleO'os' Mach
oegIA laG91, gs Sc, sdTs, S9I1'' 'l'''
HW I p iSL EsmSsion e'5a y N Germ ''f a,,
TanEhsnnok wsyeey, Connects JanetOa vita Del.
a-MoSsrss EIrRrss daily ceIp, sqndsy for E,,'Ga Area-
tow Ssn :. i sa 1 AZ ss 9s c6ans T %s.5 sa,a
TOwapds wayerey, &c, with through cara Dsny "AbAS--
10: IS. m and 70 mw.y Train. FOR sqpsr,ls ,o..,.
MaOeh Chunk Mshanoy c H..eso. w.sIre ssra.oo Re-'
$40 m.%y TIaa o. g,.99 Aisasoaa, aad Bsiyiasre
m-way Train Tor Eaou AnioEu aud Mach Chahi Con-
meets JaaetiS91 Win Del. Laes ,ad ". 81. r z
k wv E ,Tii T, e, foT PIsps.n
$50 B. --E1ssSs BTPRrs dliy for Bevaae Anea'
tow E9dng H w.1 d P e, soav Sseas0 &C.
1880 NJ EmgantlaFor Elston D..,,.u
For Risbh At $40 5:So $40 s % 4 $50 g SAB 93o
iiiiii5 90 445 sis $50 545 8 G2o Z $50 7ij.
H. P. BALDWIN, General Passenger AseSt
ERIE RAILWAY.-0n and after Wednesday,
the following FOr Of departure Of trains from foot OF
$40 e S9cHga5ad and Chicago Day Erpres, Da'iDsOOs
Buffalo and sespug coaehe; to de'5nn Pm, s,
D44@V
Coach 10 Buffalo al ~. -. s..,f...
Coaches through Buffalo, Sagsn Falls Cincinnati Detroit ann
on Fo Po JeTvs 4o $40 1000 and 1O4O 49, $3.50
ln Go,en and Mdiow &C 7:lO $780, 1000 and 1910
3:4O 4:3O. $3.50 and I'll . 30
S S:5s9b s2 1870 lq sac and o9i to4 W asor
suferD % $40 $40 1880 1850 andIV;4O m SAV' .
g. $3.50, z, and 'll;3O p m , D.. AZ "a. ian.
~ '30 10. 90 a m $40 5 g. $3.50, sad .ll:30 %,
Pstersop as 6.45 z 7iO $3.50 10 sl0s3D, lV;4o li5u
, M 10 noon las $40 $40 500 o. O;l0 oi00 D. Vow
- IO3O and Il 80 D. and II Stiuiay nights 0lF ~
Newark &c T. $3.50 lOfO and ll:3O mo- o'4Oi 4'OV JUN
ami f6 30 D. m and - Saarday nights only - - % an IN "a
$40 40 tooO " iV'V' "a
noon si:l5 4 5:lO 8, $3.50 g. 1880, ant -ll5O m
e Hackensack, and WAY. >, SID and ioio NJ J. - D. D.
and Is o. m and ~ Saturday nlgt : only
rng Valley and Way 3 and $50 AiO p m. an = m .
EngeEood 8 g. 40, and $3.50 NJ 30 3.lO 4IO S4V o'5Vs
G. 30 s7.45 and II SATURDAY COS 0ni 50 IN a. oo
Cre,skiU 3 49, $3.50 1880. $40, 4lO N5o o''Vs
and y; 45 o. m and ~ SATURDAY. ngls On - 81 an an
Sparkh g. 49, and $3.50 l:3O oilV +IV '''"' VOW
$50 tI:45 D. aud ~ SATURDAY nights only "a q - an r On
MACK g. 49, ami 93O H. l'3V DIV INV o"VS
63O n: 40 D. H.. u SATURDAY nights only. ,,,,s
from Twenty lusL Dpo WI
Pock Tables Of Ere Railway FOR anng tine 0l FeJ D@@
connecting with trains 81, - -. - si,.,t,, =,
cobs esn he obtaiued aud or checking anl transfer
baggage nav the Compaus oh-24l - ano 30
BresISay cor and hithst aud Ibos'e
Court e. BrooAn the Companys Depos and Of AseAS "1s
PnnsPa u''e tsund,vs opy tsSuudavs MidletoSn onlv
JSO \. ABBOTT General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-30

The banks reported as still gaining in legal
tenders. The following is the clearinghouse state
mCnt:
Cv .,etr, q39 Gil 90 Cod e1cbsuge 81 1884, AS 90
Cur baauccs... 27OJ2o2 90 God balance. 0'o+55 90
Borrowers of money have been supplied to-day at
717 per cent gold. For frst-cass mercantile paper
the rate remains as heretofore with perhaps some
what diminished demand.
Government bonds have been weak and lower.
The closing quotations were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-30

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD BONDS.
To the EdftOr Of The Tribune
SIR: The TumOrs current for the past week that
the directors OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
Company unwilling to provide for the Novem-
Der interest of the bonds of that Company, appear
to have been made by persons not acquainted with
their antecedents Mr.. c. F. Huntington, President
of the road 1t is well known, has been Vice-Presi
dent of the Central Pacific Railroad from its incep
ton, and carried that great corporation through
without any default he in fact is the only repre-
sentative of that Company IN New-York, and hls
name is as well known in the financial centers OF
Europe it Is in this city. Mr.. A. A. Low and MI.
Vim. III. AspinWall the two merchants best
known and represent the commercial honor of the
country in every port where an American ship has
Messrs David Stewart, VIM. Whiewright, jr. and
Jonas &. Clark are all merchants OF the highest
sIa9ang as c{ tba Gbesanese AND bo
Road and Sl5OOOOOO of first mortgage bonds have
been sold upon their representations. At this time
default Will be more than blunder; II VIII dam
age American credit IN every money market OF Eu-
rope.
and Berlin will not be likely to discriminate i'll future
in regard to the standing and credit of American
firms or railway enterprises, if they find that the
most eminent and wealthy of the merchants
of New-YUrk have failed i'll protecting
the credit of the securities winch they
have sold mainly to persons of limited
means, unpon their guarantee that the income and
lies are now waiting with trembling anxiety to
know if these millionaire directors will protect their
credit Cornelius Vanderbilt, after all the abuse
heaped upon him. has stepped forward and from his
private means protected the Lake Shore Road
from dshonOr Shall the directors of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Road, whose private fortunes represent
upward of $50 0OO default upon less than S5OOOOO
whenthey find their own fortune advanced four times
that amount For the honor of our credit at home
and abroad il is to be hoped that prompt announce
ment will be made that this interest viii be met.
Nett- YOrk, Oct. 49, 1873. CITE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-30
NEW-JERsEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD

FALL ARRANGEMENT
MONDAY Oct. "a 1873
LEAVE NETWORK. PIER No. =. NORTH RIVER foot 81
Recs b. steamers connecting Sandy Hook With trains for LoaS
Branch spi this and ting Railroads.
300 Philadelphia, Lorg Branch, Rel BANK Toms h'ep
Wsretown Vinelaqi Bndyeto AMI int rmedaie stations -
400 D. m-Por Long bOacb Req Bank, Toms h'ef "soHpy
M intermediate stations - ....,.
~ ARRIVING IN NEW-i ORK;
$40 A. m-From Long Branch lei BaaA, Toms River Wsres
20 intermediate statO0s
45 mFroD Phale pha Long Branch Red Bank Tons Vers
Vneand Bndgenn ale stations ho f0as
points Tuckertou Railroad
Fare between New PHILADELPHIA only ~ 70.
Etpress freight between Neg-ioss AID Phiaielpha
Pier g.. n. r., New York.
Pier Of Waluut-st, Philadelphia
Freight received until 6 o'clock J. Al .gw rates
J. ". CORR Gen. Agent
Ftyc Agent Ter No. X
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-30
F. P. FINCH, Agent Pier No. 3.
W. SERAr. Superintendent
NETWORK, NEW-HAFEN, AND HART
~ RAILROAD.-New-forE Ney Haven Division.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT COMMENCING MAY 70. 1873.
Passenger Station EewYork Grand Central Depot klsHee
TRAINS ILtAyE yFH.YORK.

Trains FOR New Hayen leave 7:Uj (Ac-n sos tEL 9oI
tAccn 1000 m. (EK 1900 n (Aru) 100 kL) lbtl 5;o5
Aecn 3s and 5:l0 tloeal Er $40 T ana $40 ~ p
NorwslS sos 500 800 1900 LOO and -
(r So 4:3s 5O $50 s:iO $40 m. For stanford 7:lD,
sos, 900 1910 a. NJ, 1900 m LOO 2Z3 $40, o'1o 1S'f
4:45, $40. $40 6:3j, 1920. $40 9:l0 n.
For Port Chester. IL 40 2. ,oo
Boston Express via Spund III II $40 ar lO'UO a. VV an
$40 NJ Shore Line l:OO aud 3;iD The 500
loo $40 and 9ilO @ llng az stanford SorSaiA al bndee-
SHORE Lnp
Division NorNh Newport AID Providence and the Conn VALLEY -
Saybrook The sos aui 3: 90 connects Nth NesHagen
and NoTthanp T. New a'eo, 500 m and l2OO noon
trains connect River r 0cded and 300 foe
Montreal 100 300 nd i3s connects with Manga
Railroad. and the $500 an aiJ n WITH h9.sS ne Rail-
az sos aul 9JJ and 3:lj 5O ank
$40 DanbuY and Norwak al So No~als and TOE 500
l. 1873, ami $40 With SrCanasn Railroad az stanford
sunday Boston Mail Trains 7O5 va Springfield $40 M
Providence.
DwingToom Dag Express sri sePuscars Night Hr-
Trains.
m Dero or y. Y Transfer CO., ga Broadway y
ami No Cours Brooklyn; wlo WI check baggage from
deuce 0 destination
For further Information particular hotels and depot
+. NJ REED. G.Hl sul-, Neg-lllycn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-30

The day s baslness at the United States Treasury

The DAYS business at the United States Treasury
was
sd rcce,r.s Oss ESQ 81 Currency usymts s2i0993 90
Gold Esyments.. 975lS5 20 Currency balance 4aazl AZ
Cot ~367OO 30 Customs. Zo3OOO w
Currrucy receipts. sO4.4j9 OF
Foreign exchange has been dull and slightly lower
for business. though nomnally the same as yester-
day viz 1oC. for 60 days and lOS for days sight;
bun a concession OF 20 is made for large amounts.
We nnntr:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-30

George Opdyke e. Co., Bankers,
No. 25 Nassau-st., New York, like
an incorporated Bank, receive de-
posts subject to check at sight,
with the additional advantage to
Depositors of Interest on daily Bal
ances.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-30

PBTR0LEUMFor Refined the market remained qnt aud scarcely
the reported sales include 500 bb l6 1900 bills
last half November and 300 bb, Grst half December 10 &
half November Ice Gases request and
20igc Naphtha dull % for CITY. Crude bulk
firm With bid for spot and 5 FOR week ser At Phs
dep market ruled hm though aud r
hall November Al l6sc
RiCE-There WI a small jobhng trade at old prices
SuGARSRsWs dull al 4 for good Refining Cuba with 10S
hbds % private terms Refined lover, at 07 for White a.
and l0asc for Hards
sEEDsCov plenty and dull about 9c for prime Timothy
and Flax quiet and unchanged
sTBARlN dull and weak sales Of Is 900 City IN hhd Sc
TALLOW dull and EASIER sales Of 100 bills Prime City and 900
Country At 7, and 10000 do. at t. Tor Common ana 100
tes. Western TO private
WHISKY aud moderately sales bbls at 0Oc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-30


Express for HARRISBURG Purgh We. ad South With Pe-
Palace Cars attached $3.50 ., ani $50 T. saiA
For Baltimore Washington and Pennsylyns Line
a. and SUNDAY For Balunoe and WASH
lnk,on va a. " H. n az ,:o1 p, M uAi,, N , -,
Express PhilideDhi1 :, O. 80 n l35O s. a. O. T. Tow
For Phladepha, via heusBgton anu $40 sunday,
Esnigrant and .ecOudcAss 7.O5 .. m.
For hew1k st o. 6;59 4 So $40 10 ~ a. M ~ ~ IA,
1880 $40 10 1l:3O ami y HghI Su0dav $50 6l0.
'' FS XII Ri.be g. $3.50 T. TAO $40 O. TO- H. m IL
m l. b. $50 $40 $40 a:l0 $50. $50 54O. 6. $40,
ESQ T. 100 $40 TO- 1880 anu IL DglL Sunday 5;2O.
For For RssT aI1 8 $50 $40 0 l2nL2
For Woodbridge AMI Perth AmbO and 10 m 2'30 $40 $780,
sa1 New Brunswick and $40 m S:Io. 4:lo $500.
$40 1880 o m and II suadav 6,lQ ard 1880
Fsf las. Milestone $40 m. II noon l;lo ana o'2O NJ
ForL amberylle Pennington. 2 a. m. aud p IN.
For Phihps0urg and Belydere. and u -,oo.
Boriento-u Darlington. ami Chmien aud $50 NJ
1890 q 4, 5, aud D. NJ
For Freehold N. ard p n ,o,. o D..
10 Al S Srye s follows From Pittsburgh $50 1925 m e3s
From asbugtou sos 40 450 and 10 %
sunday 500 Snd Gao Fom Psi@dePss S;22 s:99
S:44 1927 D. Sunday 6;22 COS Gao $780, 1928 ll;2o
Tl s9 oees 5s6 49, 2 9l Bo.~.y Hss.
foot Of DsOOses aud cOrAna's SEnr Ticket oace No
' N BOYD. jr Gen. P... Assat 80. 80.
COUTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG
Train, leave Depot foot South Eshhst BrOOlyn fOilow;
. .. ~. Babylon Accommodation.
p u. PAiehOgue BIpress
5 p m, Psiehogue Accommodation.
. D. NJ Babylon Accommodation.
Z D. H. Mernck Accommodation.
Sunday o g. m. Babylon Accommodations.
Boa, leaves Grand snd Roosevs, Ferries Nswf'h tseoy NM
utes before leaving time at sOuh Eghlh-st
All trains connect for Hampstead . -
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Trains leave

nation Of particular see posters Al hotels and depot;
+. VI. REED. G.H suy-, New-Hlycn.
JOHN L. MOODY Sf8't Div. Ncg-iuTk.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-02
CAN'T BE HELPED.

The Land Office Ring still feel exceed.
ingly sore over their ignomlnious &C.
feat in the recent Judicial Convention.
The Press of last week vas filed with
more of the weeping and wailing and
CRASHING of teeth of the disappointed
crowd. Their condition is to bo com.
misserated perhaps, but We are at a
loss to see how it can be helped. The
moro they say the worse exhibition they
make of themselves. While they are
bowling away, the Republicans through
out the District, in their Senatorial and
other conventions, are unanimously On.
dorsiog the denomination of Judge
McKelvy. If they choose to continue
to butt their heads against a stone wall
-well, We are inclined to think the
wall can stand il.
Tho Duluth Minnesotian expresses.
the whole thing in . nutshell, thus
"Will this hrm of political shystsrs-
Asssrs. Wait, Gilman, Gordon, West,
Clarke & Co., or the st. Cloud Land
Once Pine Land Ring-never comprehend
that their defsst in tho Judicial Conveu-
tien meant that tho people Of this district
do net want any more Of their counsel in
political or other public matters? They
ere certainly entitled to the palm A. being
Ne nsst chick headed and ornsry crit
ters' in the Ststs,''
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-02

AT meeting Of the Executive Com
mittee Of the Patrons Of H usbandry of
this State held in St. Paul on Thurs.
day last, J. s. Denman, Of Winoua,
was appointed State Agent to purchase
farm machinery, with headquarters at
Wiuons, and to give $4,000 bonds.
1t was recommended that each county
appoint a local purchasing agent, the
pr,ce of machinery, to be made uniform
throughout the State. The State agent
is to be allowed two per cent. commits.
sion on his sales and each county is
left to fix the pay Of its own agent.
Purchases will be shipped direct to the
parties ordering. Jones & Saxton,
Commission Merchants at Milwaukee
we're selected as ageuts of the Pat-
rous fol, the handling Of grain, provided
satisfactory terms could be made with
them and a bond: of 100000 50.
cure1!, = 80 ..
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-02
SOMETHING TO BE DONE.

Senator Window states, in publish
ed letter, that, if not anticipated by
some other Senator, he will, at an early
day in the next session of Congress, in.
troduce bill providing for the cover.
ing into the Treasury Of all the "back
pay" which may be in the hands of tho
disbursing officers Of Congress or on
deposit with the Treasurer of the
United States. An act of this kind,
it would seem, is necessary 10 order
that the government may accept and
disburse this money. We would re-.
spectfully suggest to Senator Window
that 1t is in his power to do another ex-
oellent thing, unless anticipated by
some other wide.awake Senator. which
is, to introduce = bill providing for the
restoration Of free newspaper exchange
and the free delivery, Of newspapers
to subscribers living, in the counties
where such newspapers are published.
The repeal Of this portion Of the postal
law was either unintentional or it was
a willful act Of injustice which Congress
should take the very earliest opportu.
nity to remedy. We hope Senator
Window or some other member of the
Minnesota delegation will strive for the
honor OF being the first to introduce q
bill to right this wrong.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-02

:: TN New York '1,I;iD&se, hi, this to
siy: ''Tks .ies ELI s. 81 hi American
Bad 1t Foreign Missions 1t Mihe.,p.
ofs, MINI, h.l.. :. curious Significance
when il is recollected ,bat this ;v,'enefs-
bte Association was organised while
Miunesot. VI, yet . bowling wilder.
ness. The Bo.rd Of Foreign Missions
was formed more than sixty years ago ;
nov Il holds ii, Convention in what Is
by u means far Western city yet
il. journey westward is over . territory
Of which ! 'largee p.rt ~. untt.velsd
when ths Association W born.''
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-02

IT is rumored that R. j. Menden.
hall, banker Of Minneapolis, has sus-
pended.
The First National Bank Of Min
neapolis suspended yesterday, aud tho
other banks in the city have partially
suspended.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-02


Tn Owatonna Journal tells OF cit
isen of that county, Mr.. Easton, who
having two car loads Of wheat to ship
to Milwaukee, made application to the
agent Of the Winona and St. Peter
railroad at Havana for transportation,
and twas informed that the Company
would MOI allow private parties to ship
wheat" over their line! Isn't it al.
most time that some definite under.
standing was had as to what public
purpose railroads are intended to serve ?
As FIR as anything is known about
them at present they are \ kind Of
mammoth grab.sll.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-02

ON Of the dangers shown by the
financial paoio is that Of banks and
bankers paying interest ON deposit.
and using tho money Of their custom.
.rs in questionable specul'tions. Whom
depositors call for their funds tho mon.
ey is tied UPS not available-and
failures and general disaster are the
result. People will undoubtedly be
more guarded in the future as to the
business character Of the men and in
situations that obtain the custody Of
their funds.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-02

In order th.s people may be hap.
py 10 their work, these three things are
needed: They must be 1T for it; they
must not do too much of it; aud they
must haye . sense Of success in It., not
. double sense, such ~ needs some
testimony. Of other people bat - suite
:'en'e, or rather taovl.tss, th.t -
mush work hes been done we'll,
z -
and 'ftuitfolly done, whatever the
world may say Or think about It. So
that 10 order that man may DO happy,
It is necessary that he Should not. only
be capable, Of his work. but a good
Judge. Of his work.-Ruskin. III. 1t
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-02

Nh. JAMES A. sAxroN, !. we'll
known aud wealthy banker If: Canton !,
d. gave lis son note for IS 1000; last
week. payable one year from date, pro:
vided that he Che sony does not use to.
baeoo durin5 the period named. and
that he promises not to do 50 forever IT,
ter. It will Il now be in order for every
American youth who has tho first. id. .
Of business in bis composition to learn
to chew and smoke tobacco, that, in Ode
time, be may worry $4,000 ont Of the
governor" IS : compensation, for I'll.
sacrifice of giving %. the filthy pr,e'
tice. ;:ys
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-02

If religious conventions have any
efficacy 10 that direction, Minneapolis
ought to bs in a beat,ic condition.,
spiritually speaking In addition to
the meeting of the American Board OF
Commissioners Of Foreign Missions,
numbering some two thousand dele.
gates, the Presbyterian Synod, the State
Convention of the Spirltualists and
State Convention of the Friends, all
met in that city last week., while a
State Temperance Convention was
thrown in by way of making a little
variety.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-10-02

"You pays your money aud you! takes
your choice" There are now three
tickets in the field in Minnesota: the
Republican, headed by Capt. Davis ;
tho People's.Auti' Monopoly. Farmers.
Democratic Liberal.etc ,-eto.. headed
by Capt. Barton and Temperance
ticket headed by Samuel Mayall. The
latter ticket was put in nomination at
Minneapolis on Friday, and the rest Of
it is as follows:
Lieut.. Governor Ebenezer Ayers.
Secretary Of State-Col. J. H. Stevens.
State Ireasurer-I. N. Slater.
Attorney General-Geo. P. Wilson.