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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-05-27

SYLvANus thinks it would be good
thing to say when the governor blows
up and calls you as obstinate as mule,
"Like enough, when you have an ass
for your father" Sylvanus does not
mean to try this himself. He has no
occasion. Any boy that wants it may
have it. Sylvanus claims no exclusive
copyright on the idea.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-15
The STATE OF TRADE.
EIRDPRAN MARKETS.

LoSDoS jan l4-l23O mt Is The se1er opinion on the
st Ercbange discount ibr Bans Of Engnt viii be
v,red toIn5rroa. United State FVeTSeniy bonds ls65s old
1919. New Fyes lO32 Re Railway shares i30A3; Do
ierrei GSi2 Psns dispatches quote Renie al DIST 1Jc
tyERP0oL Jan li-2:3O m-tOuOl-Sacs on the basis Of
Nidns pinds nothing Good Ordinary shipped December and
January, a. SisL
IIvrFpoo Jan al m.-C0t'OD quot and steady hdtlng
Upland. SID; MifhHg Orlehn 7Li safes I-Up bales ncuAng
1000 O speculation and export
LlvERrool Jan. Ia uCotioa S'l.s on H. laioi MID
dng Inland netting below Good Oruarf. sfpei January an
F,husfy at }l6l Bacon Long Clear " die, f per cni
ToynnS open market
ga cent Nhct is y frrf below tr
eutte li2 TIE
ponn OF bullion gone Bank England on balance 20 d %
GH2OOO ..,t.t
LrrrPoo Jan. IA mOfile Cotton ses to-day 500 bales
Amencsu the basis Of Malng orleans nothnh c""
Orinary. sappel January and February, al ol1l
LoSDoS jan H-G:3D m-Tne rat Tor Ie' 'i ilt 10.
cent Hi
Twenty bonds 1861. old 1854, 1865 1914 ble RAILWAY shares,
4320i3s4 $500.
JysEPoOi Jan 1850 D. M ,ionSes on 'f t'so BIC
ding Uplsnds nothing below Good Odns' slipped Fe'urr ana
March at sisi; DO, nothing beO~ Los MdlnSs aeifrf-ne
January and February. at Slst
lesbos Jan H-ReGsea Petroleum.. l2d a. gallon Iaio"'
4Ol3 c~t
ANTWERP Jan. H-Pelroieum 3Oi2f Tor tnc Pile Au-nc.n
LoNboNi jan li-Eve1ing.-fslcuta Lnseed. OjIbHbj -
LIVERPOOL. Jan l4-Even.ag-spins 1uIpeliue, 81 djl q
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-15
COTTON MARKETS.

I,rrsvutr jan li-C1ftou steady. MiiIi.ur lj3c
ST IDris -, deruaul unchanged: hlln-
- &C. GDJj bales shipments. Jjj bles sales J9 b.e-
Augusta jan IfCo:on demand i Md.lug, 10 '1' receipts
81 bales. ssirs. l523 bale.
PHII,pFtrHra jan. lI-Cot,oi quiet. MLfng I7c Low Sid
ding, tic; Good ornau % -i net roeqs 5lj bae'i
gross receipts. 2.O,3 bales
NoBILE Jan. drl; MdH- l5--a j4r; Lov Slid
ding II Good OrinIr li 3UjN ba
Britain iOlj bHr; I p II o4lcsi
1856 bales sales. 1000 hars; socs. G,u-i tn.''.
SAVANNAH litoffoa du ha'.rrs IL. 10 El zt' NJ
ding receipts. $3.50 hI. exports -,li5 ul
l41i hslcs -tJ-k luJ~sI ha'rs.
NOHFOIE. IltSo1 Ie, end steady: Tow hnlhng 10 H.;
7l9 bales coa'.Uar 1870 oae sales 70
bales; 2lS1j b,ieA
Bosrov 1-C5.jon quiet aai fan: 'Idog, lie net re-
80 bales 2GD, tlin s-rs 700 la's soe 'U'U
bales
GALVESTON Jan. liCoion scaL demand as ea;e; Good 0r.
Zig MigIing 1913; rrr-pf 3b'' bales; exports.
Great Britain 2651 bale; cosNIse, III b-efi sales @Uoo
b.le, stock 700 90 bales
Jan H-Cntnn quiet; NIili1g. l695.; Low
Mdilug jlr. Good Oruari. II &c; eccilts 'o.i
bale; gross $3.50 bales eHpor 20 Great But'7 10 bale 10
OBJ. Continent bale; France 1914 h1; costesr LIS
5000 bales; last evening 1000 bses sioA -'l"io
biies.
Low Mid.ng lJa1; GOOD Ordinary li's; Ttte
ii bale exports. Britain. jJj baei rf.u," % bales
oors.c j9l bales ss 37s baea; spLncr. FOG bales sock
l7l1} bales.
Cntstgsr1S Jan 4-totton Gnet. blcrs Offering Low rates
NJIbns l5ac MdJng. lSa5.; Stuc, Cool prniy II p
2IOD bales; exports coa~se luz bts eses OVV
o. Jj4 bales, 49,. ,-.,-,. .
ct. 500 bales. shpmcnts . SO bale.: stock 1JOn- bate
tSttySarI. jan. II cotton quiet Nd'1 '' receipts IL =
bale; shipHents j. 10 bales. stock ll.Iji bt-s.
Jan. l3.tOtt1n qc hus - 2- let receipts
2j3 bales sales - bales stock. 2f5i bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-15
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

NRwYoEK Jan l4Bxgvgswh fresh offerings there gas no
% in beye, yer9,; Es'', 1og sf, ig t az U s
the genr tone Of The market appeared to be quite as strong
cro of Cherokee cattle average sold al Sc per ~ to
dress IS 10 gross aud OF ordinary to good Kentucky
SHEEP AND L,NBsFOureen $50 sheep arrived ye
DAY receipts S87 head The market closed
sal &c p u io ordinary t. extra sheep viii e" eAo'e
lots Of sheep and lambs mixed, sold at Z '2-
10; o. h. at 6c 40 DO, 93 H. G4r ~ 10" 20 NJ
Al Js: lS3 Prutsyysua d0 II h. al Jc los do ~ d. ~ oc
and SO selected Ohos % n. at 7c.
Hume Elliott sold 10 Canada j6 ~ at $40 - Canada
sheep lambs - d. at c ~ lambs, ~ ID a. 2ci iOO
Pcck sold 376 Ohio sheep - average NJ 6i per ~
SwIyE-Ava.s YESTERDAY 20 @J1 hogs and tos
wee e fr c and steady for western Of the csydreel
nfd from So to &c state aud Jee' dressed Nog ranged ron
IN 9l2c yer b.
week the oat rings amounting Sale made al prices
RAGING from = to & for far to ehGce tnd lev 70 5' ones al
If ZOO he'd we're Offered ADD prices ruled from to &c = n FOR
IA 10 choice 4. to lc for common Lanbs-Good brought
Hogs aciye hot without change prices
Cows-No change bat 81 and prices the same
BUFFALO Jan. 14.C,rTLX-Tbe receipts today including
week 32i7 head 25s against y cars Tor TIE
eisys prices 1000 head disposed Of safes Of 100 he,
Illinois ranging from 100 70 l4Gl 10 a. ~ - 2 . o
head Indiana ranging from LOS to 53o ID 1Ol
50 87G "a head State steers ranging from ~ M No. a.
IS 4O l25 head Ohio steers ranging from l2Oo 10 4oo 10 az
sHsnp AND L,xB.Tbe receipts to-day including reported arrivals
he'd against 1900 head for the last ~eeK the mar go
Of 800 head Michigan sheep ranging from 76 TO 100 n at - 5e@
50 So 800 head Ohio sheep ranging from - TO ~ No. al -
BSosDThe receipts to-day including reported arrivals we 100
head making the total supply the week thus far 800 htsa
against head for the time last we goo hots A
dull. iorfe - 25~'5 6@ he-" hogs - 80
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-15
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

We buy and sell GOVERNMENT BONDS, GOLD and
GOiD CoUroN> at current market rates.
We hay and sell INVESTMENT STOCKS and BONDS
at the Stock Exchange on Commission for Cash.
We make COLLECTIONS for merchants and others,
al all points i'm the United States and Canada.
We receive DEPOSITS subject to draft at sight and
allow interest az the rate Of per cent per annuIn.
We issue CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT available in
all parts Of the country, and in OF Special De-
posts allow interest at rates to be agreed upon.
We CJiILDT DIVIDENDS, COUPONS, INTEREST on
UNITED STATES REGISTERED BONDS, and attend to
Banking business generally. for out Of town Banks
Banker, and Correspondents, on reasonable terms.
We call attention To the present favorable oppor-
tunity for Investment in CENTRAL PACIFIC and
WESgIFN Pacific GOLD BONDS, which are actively
dealt in, both in this country and IN Europe, and
which "a; CuIcIt prices are everyway desirable.
FISK q HATCH,
Bankcrs and Dealers in Government Securities,
, Nassau-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-15

British bark hence Aer with 10000 do both on private
GRAIN Hoersof disposed the views Of buye
and do SO Submitted to slight concession 10 sE,s uTdes
Sgs ws d fq e T ' Gnsr s% d Spring n low.
q So for No Cas'sc Seny y GS 30 No No No. do 81 G5S
9 G pr S'S nj ga, 81 SSG a. No. 90 Gs 81 70
en = % q sPpT d, 0I' zoo y sS sS "s,ied
Mancsol 6OGsi 66 700 bush No 9asoa and Nn 5
81 So as00 bun No. At 81 g. and 263oO bush
NJ, T.q.SS at Sie: &C. sT 1 Of bush
81 50 saS,t B,s, Maths s 5oS and SSTs ac s1ss d state
hush fourroweI State at 81 60 and wv % The are
10000 Ohio MIXED at G5G66i Ms~ nav a, %
tame Corn is asan less active e demand ceehy 9 sI
port the are 10000 bush Damp and unoHna ~ I "e
s9 Scatben Yellow al s9GSOc Jersey yellow at S5@s6 and
TAY ASp sTRswIfSe market shade d'meI the arrivals are
Dc Po G s o r 9S oSd p Sppns grade
at2l Clover Good = s2oesS2 T,Tn Se
very dan bat change IN Prices we 'O'e safes %
NAVAL sToRBs-Sprs urpeupe was in limited request today
but held firmly g1 light oae1ns . D w.. ni In, siey
ihe onr 900 bls STRAINED " ao ggoei
81 45dS2 50 for Common Good Tar dull at " f1ds5 " 10
poILS-Lnsea strong eo 10 oa's and Die in bo.; c G
held Al 45e Seed light supply AMI trn AZ 4V0
iPRoyioSS9Tbe Pos market dull ad easier closing The
M rs al paspec.e sis 81 for SIS Clear; fT
future aeeI her Of 200 S MOI ar ~ % 70;
Plain Mess sil EO0sl3 70 for EfIa Mess. ~ Tor PACKET
Extra Ind days Beet Hams quiet but steady
Cnt Meats AZ IN fair demand and STEADY; sales OF LOCO Fresh
Sbouicr, Il 7c Picked at &c; 1000 Fresh Hams 10 H.
At Toe 20 600 ID RID Bellies 10 n. at 9iG Oc sales Of Pork
Tongues 81 is fairly active and closes tame sales
Of 900 half and half month SD; 800 do, seller
Pebuary AZ Sc 800 do DO do seller MARCH, al @ $50 boxes
Long Clear Dressed Hogs strong and fairly active We
quote 7dsc for City and 07ac for extern Lard easier
o. 470 bb and tc at S for No osa9c
CITY 9iqg 5l6 FOR Fair Prime Steam ard 800 ties % color
,tore future delivery hear Of 300 s seller Jan
ics seller February, 71Go9hei $50 ties O March at 9'or
and $50 seller April. at 91c
BUrrKR-Ecepts to-day 2,ljf plgS; Welsh tm Fresh
Western freely bat does not accumulate; other grades
Erm. We quote As follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-15
ana, dividend of per cent. payable on

q, somi-annual dividend of per cent payable on
demand. ,oo,ou.,
The Adriatic Fire Insurance Company has declared
-; o,n,al dividend of per cent, payable on
demand. C 10
The Kings County Fire Insurance Company has
,a,a,od se,ni.apuual dividend of 10 per cent, pay
able on demand
pirst National ink Of Now-York, held yesterday,
,ho oh hoard Of directors were all reelected and the
old officers rcappoiutcd
Tho Philadelphia stock market is steady; Pennsyl-
ana SKIES. 10G'; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad,
5o,. Reading Railroad 56s; Pennsylvania Railroad,
4s. Gold. lll''
The Exchange Fire Insurance Company has de-
ra,cd serni-annHl dividend of five per cent and
ronorts net asset, 90 the amount of S3S5,323. The
Exchange for - yen 6 we understand has met all
It's losses without C calling in OF making up
from stockholders.
Earnings Of the Michigan Central Railroad Com
pany for December, lSsS SG44.C2l So for December,
1872 S576 Is increase for 1873 SC'S IS; for first
week of January I,1i Sl5O.2l 63; for first week of
January. 1915 : 40 50; increase iOr Io'f'
S425H 0S.
The following securities were sold at auction To-
day at the Exchange Salesroom:
sos 900 Nca OH r O.He-o Midland Roat Company lst 800
- io ag0 per- cent COL Zones 9,f l,I C,r5r 90
eiioJO s.l.h .i- Naeeso r hll '"l d I.9i l! 30
tl24O0O Nce-Iors O.reeo Midland Rar"2l 'mPaey "a
M, Ns,l-,.1 With Interest coupon attached. 32l2
Al 900 SrsJers.y .4Dd Rsiosc Company p Mortgage
f''''' l,.r.. d1e 1891. Interest January
i1l, ,u ra.toei by New-York snd Oswego Midland m
500, ' 81 Sc I'ai: Mo- per cent ueitofa5 %,
lolopo5lG.' 81 Ions So, per cent principal due -,
$1,000 Bon. ' M nouns NO. - , 9o'
siepr, r. So Louis, per cent Issued ioT purchase ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-15
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

Pr NORTH Rlo,r VesSls and Rcnroafs o,.
Jan Ill utg4 A,hes pkgs BeesssI 40 bb 'opp'
b Cotton 1867 2aj bbls Meal 40 bush Wheat
D 500 bush bush 1850 bush Malt 200 bssl
J44 bbls Eggs Al fcl Ffli
bbs 81 bags Flax seed i3 bales Hons 7Ot HIDES ~ &
Hides 1913 sides Leather $40 bb Tar 81 bbS Srs Iurinnr
53S bb Mo,,.e. $50 pkgs Oh Cake l2i pkgs Beet 222 '
Pors 33} pkg Meats 1857 c Land lJ22 Des.ei iog'
If bkgs Butter 3J7 pkgs Cheese 40 pkgs TAow. 30
s4sun Az rIg 81 bars Peanuts 800 starch hhd'
Tob.seo 40 vkg Tobacco 32l bales Wool JS4 bD whisky
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-15

Thu RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY is always an
important subject to both borrower and lender An
able and suggestive essay this topic by PrOi f..
Portland Scientific Meeting is reported fully ID
TEIBUSE LECTURE EXTRA No. TO- Price 10 cents.
Address THE IkIBUNE. NeM.YOIk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-15
DOMESTIC MARKETS

ALB.Ni Jan "a Wheat dull but Hnsl big o h,I
81 JOc Corn rules nr at So SIC tor New, sSa9 for O b'
TIN al lie recent ai'ancr Mali lei 9OUtl o. Oats sed
BCFTALo jan 4-impous for che lat - huun-ionr 500
bbis Whei ''1O BUSH Com J37 Oht', SJo1 bush
Barley 900 Hh' h'e 7oC bush k1porlfhIa ported ,of
quiet; Nes.fn HaS
amber ss0tS 30. white 3a0tJ 90 Nu.ai qurt bat h hlt
ise dOHgi d ~ yIcseI t ag Wgtet aaI tsei al0ci MI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-15
WOOL MARKET.

Bysroy Jau II The market Tor Wool very irm bat transactions
moierae eEeat sils beng re,rl s're'iA b tle
sell Manufacturer hOE purchasing
tc derae wanted The general deal
e., ia thai rre must continue SALES 90 trt, Double IA
m ani Tr Ohio aud Pcuusvlu1 re--- at J2I2a 81 &
Michigan 5OHjic. tlIionR Fal and Spuug a.
- &c Coinbn, aud Deane Fe.es GUe. aud supe
aud Palel az iUa6O-. per N.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-15

limited number Of WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY
FmsI ho.TGhGE Z PER CENT GOLD ,NDS Tor sale
by Aug. o. Brown n son. 50 Libtrty-St. Net earn
debt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-15
THE MARKETS.
C,re.pn1 rerorteo tor THsrKlnrxg.I

lCAre.ul7 reported Tor The Tribune
"WEDNESDAY. jan II. 1874.
AsHRs-Te to-day, II pkgs. Pot. steady M
densuI. qlo;.u 81 sa5c. Pearls are nominal
COTTONIl for COttOus irregular; for Low
HidhLg advanced T.,
-Fsr below Low NJ 1Iug dull aud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-01-15
g B. BlLLYRyBLL.
Ghlncss Tor Du5.ue55 Glen
,rrYTIny MANUFACTURERS.

n en.cmaa sesel years l. insun,e 70
.or and is now GENERAL AGENT YOU'D hG ID rrDisent ts
sell something tsngbe ADD nerchaniahe Alife u " '
Inn. VI
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financial
TIN CaA1uAS SArioyt B.vE Now yonr Jsnaa-y H. 1871
A Il the ANNUAL ELECTION for DIRECT

TuF CgArHA4 national B.NK yonF Jsn1qrv H. 1874
AT the ANNUAL ELECTION for DIRECT
n OES OF this Bau hei on The I'm ms tss r'ns Bo'l we're
who account Of Continued ~ hc,n gas r9HrL 70 decline -
JOSEPH NJ COOPER, HELooNlS
THOMAS DAVENPORT GEORGE PARKER.
BESJANIS W. MERRIAM. HENRY ". BtLCnER,
CHARLES J. SiIEIARp HtHai - ;l DlA5j 81,
CHARLks SASPiTnR MINIS a. s ~ HAbbGJ
AZ Ing Of he board Of ID h-i t' NJ. JOSEPH
hhN"i v" DA'' i'h' 6. II HARD. Cashier.
fnE GEsS,s AsERc,y BAsr Srv.ioEK. Jan. -, 1874
Il an election held on MONDAY, l2th INST,
"A the following named gentlemen were elected 'so 81 ''
BANK for thr ensuing {eT - PAR, u,cv,s
SB B6LSHf RsG 81 PR"A' FRaSCiS nGRiS,
GE0iGB GRGvENHoRsr. JOIlT p PuPKE.
MARCELLuS HARTLEY, THOMAS !. POPE
JOSHUA HENDRICKS. DAVID SALOMO&,
TiHbaP KTHSE J0SEPH SEIi.iGN,N
allen kLlNnENBtRG, Jonas soSSEBosS;
f. LEys p,ssyve f FEEb E6l N vESAE
And meeting Boar this day, EMIL sAUgR ami DAVID
Pfe.Ident o. H. SCHREISER, Ca'hier.
CosuSrSr,L NATIONAL BAss.}
NV atk an. 49, 1874.
At THE ANNUAL ELECTION HELD THIS
~ DAY the following gentlemen were te' pHhO iOAs 0i vac
DIRECTORS:
i n TABLE,
JAMES BRYtR
ASAS P0RisR
tHAS. II. MARSHALL,
III. \. FLINT
J. u. MAXWELL.
y II. DELANO,
WM FOSTER.
&C. BALDWIN
". %. MORGAN,
u. H. BAXTER.
CiIAS BARD
LORENZO BLACKSTONE
1HOS ". EVANS
Al subsequent m'e1s OF The Board (HtRtS card ESQ vas
Hnsnm'lA9 e'''' '''' '"1 '' 'Y-1,,f,tCS' gf,t.
President ', :, ii'ii.'O', 'A,i.,l
conn. VALLEY R.R FIRST MORTGAGE
PER Cent EONDS
Tree oftsSc.j
FOR SALE By
ALLEN, STEPHENS & Co,
Bankers, - P1e-.
MUTUAL, MANHATTAN, and other NEW
vi VopE also BROOkliN. tITHENy PEOPLES GAS
SHOCKS BOUGHT snd SOLD BkOOKLiN SECURITIES ,spsc ITS.
GEORGE IL. PRENTISS.
so Groal.si. Room D.
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
" RIVER RAILROAD
FIRST MORTGAGE Z PER CENT
BONDS
FOR SALE BY
WOOD q DAVIS,
B7nlers 81 Pihs-'i.
1,v,ll a.. Og,,. ca HAT bsooRLls January e. lssi
ltEAI.EB PROPOSALS, properly iHdOrsed,
- h. received a. 1 Office uaui MONDAY inst Tor the
'As 81 6IS pFEWsSFyT WATER BONDS 10 1910
tiou onD ASSESSMENT ans SEWERAGE BONDS drc in l-iG
prcDs,l must stale pncr oG rel DO aiion 20 .r-fur interest
of tuo ttr v ~ '--i' .." ,e.,p
Virginia past due COUPONS BOUGHT :;
fu,i,ae 5o,i, ., JOha u. MANNING, b New 81
The Grange advance., 1874-11-11
sAl city.

Farmers are making the best Of their
time this fine "e.tssr in taking produce to
Red Wing. : -
Building pier !, this place is subject
much talked Of THIS being the natural out
let Of = large sect3on Of country rich in
timber and valuable farming land, it can
not remain in stlte Of quiescense much
longer. The incres ssing wants of this peo-
pie demand marfet on this side Of the
river, and time wilEbring it. ..
A party will be hid at the Bay City Hall
on Thursday evening, the 18th inst. Much
enjoyment is anticipAted. ..s.
A wolf is sejourneng in this vicinity Wis
itins chicken coops md treating himself to
lamb occasionally.
A party Of 1ndiiis paused few day.
Wing. ts.s! S I,
Hsnting i .an grseable psstims, bu
sensrally vsnison q the dearest meat, 5 per
ssoa ' 60 e, i til1} lall s y hip,slf.
The Grange advance., 1874-11-11
Times and Things At trenton.
BY A rRENroN1rE.

Editors Of the Grange Advance:
RESPECTED s1Rs:-Your paper still beams
full! Of the life and vigor it did when it first
started, and though money is scarce. many
Of u.s. if not all, viii continue as subscrib.
ers.
Now since the Reform party has gained
the day in many places, the Republican
party call it the Democratic victory.
This is not fair: give those that deserve it
the honor. Not that wish to cast any re,
Elections on the Democrats or Republicans,
but it would have been different if there
had been no Reform party. "Honor to
whom honor is due.''
We are having very pleasant weather for
this time Of the year. Last year at this
time good amount of hauling had been
done, and snow was very deep. The farm.
ers are taking advantage and pushing thei,
work forward; the old saying, "There
will be cold 6ngers::husking corn,'' is out Of
date. Corn will @verage 80 bushels pc,
acre on this prairie where wheat only wen,
IL and Is bushels, and tie fifty cents .
bushel can be got< for fhe cor9 As easy q.
70 for the wheat; NV whigh pays the
besr! I should say tAk corn foes.
J.c. Be.rdsley Aas mov4 to Ellsworth
where he will carry on blacksmith shop
T. Brown has rented his farm.
A. E: Morrison i moving into the village
where he viii be handy to his shop. He i,
doing we'll. Colyn & Dopkins will buy
wood this winter; but what they will pay
is not certain.
Where are our debstors, s. s. exhibitor.
and croquet players =? Probably gone tt
hunt geese for Christmas.
The Grange advance., 1874-11-11

w. P. Hood has erected for Prof.
Knapp, upon one Of his institute addition
lots, neat aud comfortable domicil. The
house is square, in plan two stories and .
mans.rd roof above the foundation, and
commands from the upper story beautiful
view in all directions.
w. H. Feathetstone, W. A. Orser. G.
R. Sterling, D. s. Featherstone, William
Sexton and D. H. sTowle started on Tuesday
morning for q two weeks deer hunt in the
Menominee and Hay River Country of Wis.,
consin. They viii doubtless make the
woods lively. :
We have detailed account of the trial
Of White for drunkenness, but owing to the
pressure Of advertisements and other mat
ters, we are obi ged to leave it out.
IF. J. McIntire sells those Mallory
Oysters. They are the best in the market
being packed Originally in Baltimore, and
shipped directly through to Mr.. Mc1ntire
by express. Wehave tried can of selects,
and found them excellent
-Hefel6nger, Howell Co. keep con-
stantly for sale: full line of boots and
Shoes CATERS and slippers for old and
young, rich and poor! which they purpose
to settat prices that will sac4re quick sales.
Remember the place. Sd door from the cor
ner Of Main and Bush Streets, Red Wing.
&C. H. Smith has fine assortment Of
pocket knives bought direct from the man
ufacturers free Of ali the profits Of jobbers
and wholesale dealers and which he sells at
correspondingly low prices. Call and ex-
anime and be convinced, at the new hard
ware store, opposite the Goodhue House,
Plumb street.
-*@ Music hath charms to sooth the saw
age Breast" and E. P. Lowater is bound
to do missionary work by selling his mu 4
sical instruments in way to bring them
within the reach Of all. He offers $4,000
worth Of organs, pianos, &c.; in exchange
for wheat at $1.00 per bushel, a&ording
everybody chance'to get good price for
wheat aud to make their wife and daughters
happy.
Mr.. E. P. Lowater has 200 styles of
wall paper, and over sixty new styles just
received. We took look at some of his
new patterns and they are certainly very
beautiful and when placed on the walls of
dwellings, will add much to the attractive.
ness Of the rooms as we'll as to their
warmth and comfort. Mr.. Lowater is SELL
ing his paper very rapidly a9d those who
wish the best chance for psxing selections
should 60 at once. He Of course has paper
Of all the different qualities and prices as
we'll as Of ell patte3pJ
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Fancy good. for sl>97Mrs. EspiDg,
new millinery store M<in Street.

Nor DONE Yzr!-simmons &
strandnes are bouuf to make it warm to
say the least. Bodts and shoes At cost
and you can bet tley will do it. They
have large stoc9 Of Boots and Shoes
which they will sele at cost as they are de-
terminsd to 60 out Il that line Of goods a.
80. Clothing is barely visible in their
store: They also [ave large and we'll Sc
lected stock Of Try Goods and Notions
which they will Pell cheap down.
Black Alpaccas arp Mohairs at less than
wheat prices. a large assortment Of Ger
mantown yarns, very cheap. Hit 'em
again." r 2w4
5000 ysrAs Il best Merriaaok cali.
Oos (boaAtafnl asts9ns) win frea -.
1oy - 1ola o4 ~ 1T ee1ts . yara at boa1l
- 1a1aA0 0aae,e a4oeee, "a 0aan
t.stsoo9 a11 - 1niah street next C
lxvo10 Uoaas. ...4 ]. q
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JOHN MANSFIELD has his re furnitu
store filled with splendid stock Of goods,
neatly arranged, and presenting tasty
and attractive appearance. His new pat
ent wire safes, with revolving shelf arms
for milk and pantry stores, that need to be
kept cool and away from insects, are charm
ing. They are absolutely insect proof.
Every housewife will want one His sien
simply reads in plain bold letters "1l3
John Mansfield ll3." Do not forget the
place, No. l13 Main stteetRed Wing.
The Grange advance., 1874-11-11

In SHORT: Hhrald sunde's two
stores contain more dry goods, cheaper
prices and better attendance than any 9TH
er stores in Red Wing. No. 81 Main street
and Plumb street, next to Lyons House.