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New-York tribune., 1873-12-24

OIbCAKR been limited demand sales Of e''ern Tim o.
1oag sSS :3J cureey CITY Ia bb SiO o. go' aad 0V,
B, aFs sSs 80. gold
PR0yslOSshe Pork market is and closes fat the
aud regular $50 bb@ Si4 30 for Od Mess SO 500
SO 25 for unrseeed hectea $40 25 for City Mess
5OQSi2 % for and Sl7 80 FOR Clear; for future
delivery Of 1900 bbls Mess seller March, SIG Os0
$40 10 fair demand and sedy; ssies $50 bbls
IS M Packet Terce Besf but Quiet Beef Hams lue;
fet srn Cu Meats fair snd ARM sales OF 900 pieces
7c PsSd Shoulders and lOc for l4G 10 sv Hams
ad Dry ssted Shoudof seller January DC Bacon
fin Jsauar 73s today 25O boxes Hat and Hall az I'+e 300
kt sS AM Half seller March S I5O boxes an ana hs
Iusr nnsry 7c $50 boxes Long Clear seller December
T Short Clear December ~ &c Dressed hogs
.7s for 6ne bat closed dali and snahe
~ef "a, h,ures Of 80 bbl and at &c tor No - o
ff Csty ll6o Fair to Prime steam and loe io
deverF We bear Of 0OO tes Janu AT
fSs- 2Su February and $50 c seller hareh al S4c
PBTROLKU N-GIude bulk, easieran mooerst-is
a. yes4 of 500 bb~ % sad to-day about IOOOO Dds 90
"a spot Sp.s Grade 10 ir request 81 lV4e Iu"
- a. psssl .a.I ana Ia requests sales OF loOO oos
,s,b.r an l 500 bbl, bgh Of JAoosr, detery a. SAM
rs sod 800 bills Hgb JfuRsy At oe Eases au ADo
sonin AZ about Philadelphia the %As. W" Slo0s l
Al lSlc aud first baf Of next moaths dslVe -.
aICBTbe for Carolina steady bat strong fo Sreg
OF 40 NewOresns fair TO good al % ~ oeA
gC,raun, Al so size 200 BAGS Rangoon from 7d1ei 90 ee
tCsron. see 5000 bags kangoon at prces ranging tn
abrosd have sdvsrced the Market ano CLOSES
Astrons al xS 1884 gold for kSugoon IN bond -
sKss-We improved demand tor Goat shns az ngnf
pc9oset Receipts for the psi week arr l5o ose ra
'sn th sales have been 9 bales Buenos Ayres % bales B
fs az bales acbe IT'S baes Cuseoa and 20 bales MEXICAN
a. ~ ,,,e terms FOR there brisk demand % i9l
been l2o bales AspnEs OF
No.. sp as and 81 bales Domestic Ports
Cabel0 130OU 10 Central Amercanj oOVV
IN Ps,is D. 900 Ssa, private terms We quote;
New-York tribune., 1873-12-24

Western y. y. =

TIKt AND NkINN.
There skins. and all domestic
quiet Manufactured goods have sold
the benefit Of Winter
stock Of EuOe reported aud the
hep the prospect Of our trade here Qoatons 49,
New-York tribune., 1873-12-24
vIGETABtIs.

H,oo al potatoes $3.50 bb do Of onions 30 bbs
~, ,.sIi an unsettled coalition will be apt TO be
M that posed 10 the frost In The canal
them arriving p isi and te range very woe
m s,e he bareed from buk Really extra lots
In srs are sse atoms bat - buys very good sound o
~. and from 81 bO0S2 80 according
quality arc 4gsD for red yellow CAbbsses have
,po,,,e., NJ, .sS Onions Yellow v blS4 75Gs6 90
New-York tribune., 1873-12-24
. Nswf York CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER r. r. Co.,
oIR.spEEHs OFFICE, hsw-foRK. Dec. p 1873. =

PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
~ noon on SATURDAY. the "a Of Januay DeIt or THREE
MILLIONS Oh DOLLARS 3 000) In the First Mogfgo Bonds
this tompany These Bonds will be issued the form Of COU
PON Bonds Of 81 900 Of Rsere Bonds Of s. 900
au esh bearing interest at cent payable lt
January add st OF Jny principal due 1908 The MORTGAGE
b5 which the FIRST LIEN the Railroad
property ahd franchises Of the Zach proposal should be
sealed and properly dorsed should the kind aud
ton Of Bon wanted and the in which Registered Bonds
be issued should be accurately Rh must be accompanied by
check for equal to FIVE PER CENT the Of the bl
such 70 be spp Of and
be returned in 81 rejection The Bond will be ready for delivery
SATURDAY January 10 this Office when and where the balance
mus, he paid
The comPaay the gh, rec, all propo,s offered
a.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-24

L DATED STOCKS or THE CITY AND COUNTY or NEW
YORK FOR 1fIE PURPOSE or PROVIDING MkANS FOR PAY
ING THE BONDS OF THE CITY AND COUNTY MATURING
JANUARY j., 1s7i.
SRAIhD PROPOSALS will be received at the Comproes o@e
unt TUESDAY JANUARY g. 1874. at O'Clock for the Who'll,
Of four million hundred and thousand four hundred
and nine seven dolArs sni Glty-hVc cents VIZ;
con- OLIDATKD STOCK OF THE CITY or NEW
YORK, authorized by Sec ,, Chap. 7j6, Laws Of
323 laws Of ........'s 800 i97 80
CONSOLIDATED STOCK OF THE COUNTY OF
EBW YOHk authorized by Sec. .. Chsp. 756. Laws
ofls73; Sec. A. chap. 4ii. LissoflS7 and Ch,p ~.
VI 10 e-VOpV w
-
Interrsi PAYABLE the ht day o June
and December each aud the principal will be redeemed on The
6rs OF December, 1896
Bach proposal should sealed and nici Proposals for Conso
dated the CITY Nesiork" AMI uc.o,ed
Second envelope addressed o the Comptroller
POr full Information Advertisement In The City Record.
ANDREW II. GREEN. COmptr0.er.
City Of evYork Department Of Finance Cmptroers O9e De-
cenbe 81
New-York tribune., 1873-12-24
T'IiIITs

Apples have suffered badly dng the late spell particularly
cad
pressing aud - 80 buys good
little of iE looks Prime SptEenberes and Bald
successfully od held pretty firm Lady aPues
in fair demsd aud then err, barrel OF perfect
brings 9 California IRON the Tact that good
lots Of Louisiana
higher There is good fe in fruits considering that
foreign have sale holiday
apples week 600 bbl since Jan l,
0J1J b UU lees than he time last Quotations;
A,-rla. 2--naM MfrlL.- q d
New-York tribune., 1873-12-24

Eeeer he week GA pkgs DO lss; week. 927 do
year. 03l do Tas veek The local
shippers have appeared in mark
full quotations for suitable lines OF apples
ches good eesni both peeled unpet
share OF ths trade for city aud cutof
New-York tribune., 1873-12-24

Lsv y u s9oG senaso sao ssdy sales 100 os.es slnoy
crop 1879 s50j % for F 9G1le Tor seeoods
"0psIs W PesEyyAnlA, 1872. lG5 EewYO
tep ISs2 % cases WseoAAn 1877 all pTse
New-York tribune., 1873-12-24

fALLow ry seiys and sessyi sales q s0hba Prime c,' At
; 40 hbis out-0ftoHp st 1s mud 1900 DO at 7ssrU
2 LIE; $50 tblG Country Al 1l4972e
TkAbe marke STEADY and UnehAngc sales Of 800
AaaehssA Oalosg st pnees not transpircd
nooLr.re been limited bush e pacing this staple since
sst ast the sssbe especially Cali
ias sbc good eeoes moderate and hoeers
ssL ssls ines1e $4,000 ID Choice California Xxx. at t5
ssVn hsIo.a "a 2GlS; 1900 Spring CsfVnE st 70 =
SgS t0O0O Eza and super Paled 81 36d45ej 1000 D
Fsees At e5c; l300Jb COmbing Desns at 65abOc
oHyW NO at 4Uei IL 900 u Cape At H2d37e 7,OOU ID
ysss iD ts 600 cooa5s al 22a2ec 1000 TsIas Al
'yvSst n: 5 700 n Uuwesbte DO. 81. 2ye ~. y.
hsiSAt IDaeLr sss ssaaI ssles VI 500 bbb At 9oG
New-York tribune., 1873-12-24

There quite demsDd for Bees~sr enough 10 slightly 3D.
xaner prces exports OF 900 June 4o45O
I'm, lsst 257 10 Honey quiet Bukwbea offered lower
W. ooo,. White Clover and 2Od23e for
Buefwte Ssud HoneI l5e for good color Essential o are
20 n tiu for OIL Peppermint; f3 75dx4 IN
si,sr oil Win,ereto. 81 20 nj O ssssarss 63a54e y 10
B.esws1 snail M!Sb.2s 70 Feather Hen. -. q 0s
DO Sonthtrn..!a3O a ~ NneRsr elosf gsl ~ az
oder new q gs -. 10 ls vinegar. ManuaeFed 10 d20
-. t,.'Gesu Sewspsper 10 ...... 3i2d 4
New rineF dos 70 White Rags gs..'...'.'. bia
New-York tribune., 1873-12-24

Recet cr e week % l9j boxes DO last week % ls6 DO;
l4dO3 DO Exports week 1912 boxes
week jet year 476 10 Gold closes llOis Cable 6ts Cd
Liverpool percepuby beIond showing
neres export 5gse Shippers have paid very full prices hen
small At IA
taae uses all grades Of cheese RON IL
IA % for State si9ck Skins quoted better We quote;
State tscoTy tper,. l4Gli2 Ohio pure..,.... dl0
state Psctory prme. l3s4dl1 Ohio SKINNED. .
State de- tar 9goo ll4dll2 Farm Da good ohtell ai32
Sistei1ctol sSinndL . 0l0 Farm Ds common - GIO
Oho cy,,.......-.l32 Pineapple. new.......2l
Ohio TO-. CQ0d 70 pnmell ais
New-York tribune., 1873-12-24

Receipts ie De w;el 5,j2l hb DO Lost week 3li do Ssme
week last 3j bb Receipts Of fresh have been very light
week doing better though as
deers quote the The poultry and baking trade calls
sIOck and for these hmed hsFe
worej LINED sui snd range has been
Sse PENN, 80 0&$ cannian....... 2S S9929'a
Western beStn a LINED. 20 al
Western other do. - $50 laIned 10 02l
New-York tribune., 1873-12-24

SLOTE e. JAMES. Statoners, 93 Fulton-st. T.,
~ near wism frghs Premium ssAfaed os bLANh ooohs Al
The AmeTicih lnshto,t Fair, 1873
New-York tribune., 1873-12-24
!5ales on AurIlcn

A. AHRwis. AueuoneeL
DY BANGS, MERWIN n Co.. 656 Broadway,
Id near .tsAeso Boots WORKS OF An fsnet Coecs Sc
WEDNESDAY, at p m.-BooHs aud PICTURES, beautiful
sssortment-
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02
A NEW RAILROAD.

Gen. Averill has introduced bill in
the House to charter the "Northsrn
Central Railroad. This road proposes
starting from . point on ths Northern
Pacific west Of Range "a, then running
in southwestsrly direction, via Otter
Tail Lake and Fergus Falls, through
Dakota, to Junction with the Union
or Central Pacific, At some point be-
tween the l05th aud 18th meridian
n.- ---:.-, 49, ~"-"~~~-~~
land grant. Among the incorporation
arc H. G Burbank and G. A. Gilman
Of this city; J. 8. Pillsbury, H. T
Wells, Geo. B. Wright, R. j. Men
dsnhall, E. NJ. Wilson, aud otbe,
prominent Minneapolis capitalists
Horace Thompson, G. McIllrath, W
Banning, Gov. Austin, and. others o.
St. Paul and J. G. Nelson, M. Shay,
8. 81. Nicols, James Chambers, W. G.
Bacon, and number more Otter Tail
County men. Stock books are to be
opened within xix months after the
passage Of the act, and five per cent. Of
al subscriptions paid in. Work is t
be commenced within two years, ane
not les than twenty miles per year il
to b. completed thereafter, tho sntir'
road to be completed a. carly a July
4th, 1890.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02

The Gala1y opens well With the
new year. carl Russell;" elan.
guags according to Sample EVAN.
derings-frem Madeira to Rome )" and
"French scenes, customs and charac.
tsrs," are all valuable and disorimin.t.
ing srtislss. Among the lighter cou.
tributious are "Ths Wsthsrvell Affair."
"a Vagabond Hsroiae;" "The Eustace
Diamonds )" etc. The departments Of
Scientific Miscellany, Drift Wood,
Club Room and Nebul@ are ill we'll
filed. Sheldon & Co., publishers,
Now York.
-Scribner's AonMly is steadily
improving, and the Jaauary number il
enc Of the best yet received. "New
Ways in the Old Dominion" il pro-
fusely illustrated, 30 is "How Stanley
found Livingstone" Dr.. Hollands
new story "Arthur Bounica,tle," 10.
orsases in interest. "On tho reading Of
newspapers "The one-legged dan
GERS )" "Victorian poets )" "Intersolle.
gate scholarships )" "A night in the
garden Of tho Tuileries;" and "The
Christmas Club" arc only = part of
what the number offers. Scribner h
Co., publishers, Now York.
-Godey's Lady's Book for Janua-
ry contains several handsome illustra >
tons, elaborate fashion plates aud nov.
elites for the toilet, aud the literary
matter comprises stories and articles by
popular magazine writers. Marion
Aarland commences her now novelette,
10 this number. A 6ne chrome, "Our
Darling" is given to every subscriber.
l.. A; God.y, publisher, Philadelphia.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02
LATE NE W. ITEaD.

..s@ ~ e..
Dean Ramsey, tie we'll know,
Scottish writer and divine, il dad.
The loss BY the burning Of Bar
NUNS mepiSsris last week wa 81 ,00o,.
900. L,
Receipts from internal ..yeuu.
during the present fiscal year 70 Jan:
aary l, were over $sl, 900, ooo.'
The statement that Attorney Ga.
sral Williams will voluntarily 1stir,
from tho cabinet i gresndlsas.
1t il expected that o,ooo, 8riash
osal mipsrs will strike work o., TIE Let
Of January. y ...,..,x 81 =.
.-Woedhall& Claim hav6 resumed
their paper, but it Il mckee in tone
and cleaner in ito tsaehiags. -
= Mis- Louisa ". Aleots's pablhh.
on pay her s,eopyright Of 80, 900 .
year. Louisa would rather write; than
vote.
The Missouri Legislature il b.
ginning to assemble, and a. lively time
over tho United States SeaatorsAip,
now filed BY Frank Blair, is inevita.
bio.
William Cluok, = wife murderer
sentenced to b hanged on Friday, At
indianapolis, cheated the g.lloxs BY
taking morphine. A doctor and j.
stomach pump failed TO- preserve him
fox deserved Punishment.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02

Hon. SAMUEL SHELLABERaER, o.
Ohio, has written . letter on the right
Of Congress to regulate the railway tar
ifs Of the country, and, iu clear and
able argument, supported BY rsfsreneea
70 The highest legal authorities, demon.
,strates that the Constitution has given
Congress this right, for tho "protsetion
Of commerce among tho several States. -
He has introduced in Congress . bill
lpbodying tho principles sst forth in
shis letter, and his bill ought surely to
oooms q Law.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02

MORTON On 4T3D .1ljDoEo1A1 rs.
.. 90 .ns -
Senator horser is now preparing .
'sPss.h, which he proposes 70 deliver
during The winter ss.ios, o. our psss.
sat eyst.n:ef slsstiss' : Prssidsat. Hs
il OF Il. epiaiea tint ths present ssilis
paiga Aas Demonstrated Tint our ~.
tesaleys,sn b thsesvsy dsiestiYs, md
that sontiassasi>s NY a.i,s, itch a.
'ths.asash II tie .Ps,siaGat.s]sot, q Z
doss'sa.vass, vhsrtfa the vloets ef q
single etass Void be deeisIvss' IL he
result, sad &aessia fr.aA, = fatormsl-
sss q inequalities, s'ia Louisiana q
krkassae, wssN require thst such vote
b sst asids, shisf might prsciPteate .
'.svolutisa SxtsadilE al ever the sosn.
tly.. Hs wilfargus' ii fivor IF ! di.sst
vots b thsspeorls, With tho abolition
Of Electoral College; claiming that
the lsttes il . sumbsrsons piece 81
machinery, vhish has bssn hong inee
ostgrown; md which was instituted sim.
ply bsoauss otassxspit Of eoufdsnes il
the psopIs By The flsme1s Of III Con.
vtitntion.s ss'' "a 81, = '*~ :;
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02

The past year was trying one to
IRE insurance companies. Many have
gone under, others are shaky, and it is
hard to toll just how any stand. The
stockholders Of tho Etna, of Hart.
ford, one of the Oldest and strengsst
fire insurance companies in the eoun.
Try, met on Monday aud unanimously
voted to reduce tho capital stock from
ss,ooo,ooo to 100000, and after.
wards voted to increase it to tho origi.
nal amount, and assess tho stockholders
SO per cent.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02

"a STATEMENT comes from Washing.
ton 70 the effect that bill for tho a.
nsxation Of San Domingo will be intro.
dueed 10 Congress Immediately after
the holiday recess by = prominent mem
box on the Democratic side, and that
the scheme will receive tho support Of
nearly Ill the anti Administration
members. We shall wait, with no little
interest, to hear what are the reasons
which make annexation, 20 detestable
to Democrats year ago, = favorits
measure with them now.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02

The French, Austrian and Prus'
sian lsvspspsrs srs engaged in live
y eontSQysrsy over the disclosures
made b.: The Duke Do Gramont In r.
gard to the origin Of the late var. Tho
:Duke brings documentary evidence to
support the truth Of his assertion that
Austria promised 70 assist France In
oase Of var with Prussia. He PUBLISH
q IN Austrian dispatch to tho French
Government in which the pledge il
given in the following words: "Your
cause II ours. We will contribute to
the success Of tho French arms"
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02

AT White Plains, last week, Nath-
an b. Greeley testified that biz brother
Hoass, during his lifetime, frequently
gsvs him and his father aid and assist-
suoe, and that the amounts 10 given
were many Thousands Of dollars,
altheugh hs could not specify with e.
aetaess. His sister received . house
and lot worth 81 900 from Horace, and
shs, bsisg very poor, received an An
nuity Il $500 from him In addition.
Nathan's soa Horace has . farm In New
Jersey, paid for BY his famous aud BE-
neveleat unele.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02

SALE or SHORT. HoRHs-Wesss re il
statsd that Col. Vim. 8. King, ok Min.
nssote, has purchased Of G. K. Ward,
-, = Gsassss County, N. T., his
entire herd Of short.horns, consisting
eftxsnty eight head, At = cost Of over
5000. Mr.. King has 10 far pur'
chased about dfty head Of these cattle
ID. New York Westerx Rural,
CHICAGO.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02
THE MILWAUKEE, AND ST. PAUL
RAILROAD.

Charges Of insf6oieuoy and careless.
ness having been made against the road,
tho General Manager, M. s. 3. Mer-5
rill, publishes statement, in which hs
says:
"The Milwaukee and st. Paul Rail-,
way has now been in existence about
ten years, aud during that time has
owned and operated this road from La
Crosse to Milwaukee, running two pas
sengsr trains daily, and until the asoi.
eident on Monday last no passenger
upon it had ever been fatally injured.
One person, M. James H. Kelly, was
killed on that occasion in jumping
from the carr. He Wa the only per.
sos injured in tho car in which no was
riding, and had be remained in he
would have eseared without injury.
ri would further state that our Com.
paay il now, aud for several years
pas. has been The owner, aud 10 opera.
ting over fifteen hundred miles Of rail.
road IN this STATE, Iowa aud illinois,
AID On il whole lines during al that
tine Aas never had but one other case
u Asal asssasa. b paas>assr, which
s>sssr>a, u II this s>.s, II IN uavise
attempt - 5sap from The sars.
II eo&ka>~tly sssest that yos will
eeAsSA In vasa Nx Ike eass Of OK
emp<soa fcsM Atal aceidssu On any
| mad u The United States Of equal
asAsA md Asaiass ts tie same peri.
ii u 6A>>"
II i b. AIT - ny that the Manage.
aes, It Iii rad hss givss gsnsral
~.ssaae&isa T. the travelling public, and
The esaphiats made against il have
s<>a very hv.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02

: s'11NHEsoTA Hawss. .-,
gas $500 ~. a.. - -
+. On Friday there wsrs five fires in
and around st. Paul.
+ "A National Bank h.. be.n author.
lied At Northfsld, With . capitol Of
$4,000.
-Winona had . poultry: show list
week, which was quite = gamey sort Of
IN STAIR.
WIN. Bsaneh, prominent railroad
man Of St. Psal, died On T.ssaay, Of
typhoid feyer. - ->..
Ninety ;thsuaaad stsrsssoepie
views Of Aianetota haze besn: ordered
h- tia Prsuuspts< sha National Colony
Agency - D..
The store Of James Slosun, IT,,
At Young America, was burned on
Monday. Loss 81, 400.
"A FIRE occurred in the Saltwater
Fire Company's engine house, and tho
steamer and hose we're barely removed
in time to save them. The fire wss
finally sxdngsished; loss $1,000. -:
Tho Connecticut Mutual Life In
suranee Company ha. ben prohibited
from transaeting businsss in this State,
% account Of non compliance with the
laws Of tho State.
"A 61s in tho engine house Of the
Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad Com.
pany 1t Whom "a. Saturday, destroy.
ID the building AID two loeoaotivse.
The tire va caused b. . fallen stove
pipe. 49, :. "
The Saltwater As'sesgr n.y. James
Mathew, Who intended 70 DO = ioe.
ging business o. Saad creek Til win.
ter, and whs had al'seay ossa.issa hn
camp, has :es.sludsd 70 abandon it.
His reason y that the stream M %
obstrasted that there VA No probability
Of getting biz iogs down lsxs seatea.
Tho Stillwats. Gase.se 'eivi. Q
''e.s,'e Of the numbering *busi,;s. Of
tho St. Croix Vallsy for 1879, The
total valse Of the product, ~ a..
$4,000. eLoesas fses II, g.. Gsoix
boom, 2ot, 100000 fsst.. Sealed b.
the Surveyor :os.sr.b 10000.
600 feet. asLees shipped, III, 0eoO 900.
Log Manufactured into l.absr,~ g.
100000 6st. shisIlss sad lsth 4 =
DOC, 900 feet, o. Ill, 900, 900 pi...s.y
Log On hand At Saltwater IN mill
booms and RATED for expectation, 49,.
l50, 900 feet. ,~.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02

SUSAN B. ANTHONY il in 4 bad hu.
NOR. She refused to give bail ON Tues.
day for her appearance At tho Albany
Court and Wss remanded to the CUSTODY
Of the officer. She will probably soon
think better of it.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02

. The First National and the City
Banks of St. Paul are to be consolida.
ted, the former absorbing tho latter
sapital, 100000, Mr.. Horace
THOMPSON will be President.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02

ST.. PAUL expended in improvements
st year .$2,346,487-or s6l1,726
uore than in the. preceding yesr-and
hsas figures speak Enthusiastically Of the
pss1ssss Of that lively city.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02

SAYs the New York Tribune: MINI.
ssotA havllg, in common With other
new States, passed through it, periods
Of unnatural prosperity and dependent
reaction, has laid anew the firm founda.
tons Of wealth and fruitfulnses. With
another Spring, perhaps, there will bs
many thoughts and many feet turned
west ward seeking for new homes" 1t
then makes reference to . letter from
this State published in its columns "for
the enlightenmeut of such.'
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02

= HE stsingenoy in the money mar
let il seriously affecting real estate
transactions in CHICAGO.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02
THIN wEATNER. COMPARATI Willy
OONsIDERED.

Some people in Minnesota have b'en
disposed'to srumble At tho recent streak
of cold weather here ~ though in oil tho
other States soft zephers were tanning
ausbed checks and toying With linen
coats, and ies water wss At sPrem'sm'
The truth 10, ~ Minossotians do not
begin to appreciate our advan'.s'':-
We can have the mercury At 4O' be-
low zero, day after day, and still g
about our ordinary Affairs In very much
the ordinary sort ofs way. 1n this
atmosphere DO man need freeze At 40
below zero, if properly clothed, except
under extraordinary circumstances,
such Is long exposure on tho opea
prair,es What is that temperature
here compared with $50 below zsn'
in Chicago With the damp wind that
blows from off the lake Or with ~
below zero, ~ it wss III Maius and
other of the Eastern States o. Friday
last, two-fold intensified BY n. mssa
and fog which filed the atmosphere !:
Or Who would b willing - sxsAssss
the steady, clear cold Of st. Ussa 10
the following style Of mslkvssx as~s
~ described in = Ciueinaat 1ArAteA a
Monday!
'.serssts ars almost iuFAssaSss sss s'e'
passssgsrs. owing 70 he change ~ s>@'
lsratsrs and The melting sasv. tase@>~'
etsr was 40 ct seven o'clock. Nss0 rsa>
falling with eeeasisasl sasSsrs'
Read the report. from New York
Boston, Brooklyn and the various cit
iss Of the East and South, psblnh>d
Oh the hnt page Of this paper, and
ind, if you can, anythiug in Minasso'
t. to eonp.r. with it tor discomfort
Railroad trains, headed BY four loco
motives, widowed through snow drifts,
= day behind time, while here tho trans
with ordinary motive power, have been
late but q few hours At the worst. In
this vicinity " have heard of no cases
Of freezing save that poor wretch
who, senseless with whisky, lay in tho
streets until two o'clock in the morn
ing, when he was picked up With hi'
sxtremities tolsrably we'll solidihed
while in Brooklyn, N. Y, two perso NJ
were frozen to death, and another mar
rowly escaped similar fate.
We do not claim that Minnesota
winters are exactly paradisioal, but ve
do say that they lack a little of what
goes to making q winter healthy, com
Portable and enjoyable ~ do those Of
any other State in this Union.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02

Coal is worth $3.50 per barrel 10
Memphis, owing to the destruction of
coal barges BY the ice gorge, and there
10 considerable suffering among tho
poor.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02

RUMoR insists that Assistant Score.
tary Richardson will succeed Boutwell,
in the Treasury Department.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1873-01-02

YEsrERDA1 France paid Germany
ESQ, 100000 francs, and will pay u.s..
100000 eaeh succeeding month until
Nay hEst.