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Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-02-27


"A H. Needy, for two years past edi.
tor of the Cedar Rapids Republican, has
retired from that position.
"A young Swedish girl at Sioux City
has become deranged, through attending
an exciting revival meeting.
j. O. Crosby, Of Clayton county, is
mentioned as probable candidate for
Supreme Judge on the Anti-Monoply
ticket
The city authorities of Dubuque
have made contract with the agent of
the Diamond 10 Line of Steamers on the
Mississippi, by which the latter make
Dubuque the headquarters of the line.
-Elephalet Price is writing letters to
the Elkadcr Journal from Colorado. He
pictures the country anything but par
adise, morally or socially, but says that
he has secured what he went for-health,
freedom from asthma.
j. G. Moreland, of Usage, has re-
ceived an award of $4,000 damages
against Mitchell county, for injuries re-
ccived by himself and wife, caused by
his horse backing off the approaches Of a
bridge, not properly guarded.
The Central Railroad Of Iowa has
been leased by the Milwaukee & St. Paul
r. r. Company. The rental is 80 per
cent of the gross earnings, and guar.
anty of the payment of interest npon the
first mortgage debt, which is $4,000, 900.
The West Union Gazette says that u
large Newfoundland dog, sold several
weeks ago to company Of Kansas emf.
grants by citizen Of that place, rctu rned
IL few days since gaunt, and forlorn, hav-
ing evidently made the whole return trip
alone and unaided, and from appearance
without stopping for food.
The Dubuque Telegraph says that
when the men in Marshalrs boiler works
in that city were being paid off Saturday
night one of the boys, James Ticrney
did not appear. Upon inquiry it was
discovered that he was riveted up in a
boiler, into which he had crawled to
hold the hammer on the head Of the riv
cts. After TN hours hard work in at.
tempting to extricatc him, in vain, it as
decided to cut the boiler open, which op-
Grafton took two hours more the boy be-
ing at last liberated at 0 o'clock.
Manchester is thoroughly aroused on
the temperance question. A mass tenn
perance meeting was held last Saturday
evening, which was very largely attend.
ed, and at which full list Of candidates
for city officers were nominated on the
distinct issue of the enforcement of the
laws and ordinances against liquor SELL
ing. The ladies took prominent part
in the proceedings, and Ray B. Griffin,
one Of the prominent attorneys Of the
town, at the close of telling speech in
favor of vigorous policy against the
rum sellers, turning to the ladies, said
that their efforts had brought him to {"
position of which he was proud; that he
would never drink another drop Of intox-
icating liquor. Upon this the lady secre-
tary of the meeting promptly rendered
him the pledge which he signed amidst
great applause. The meeting was char
actcrizcd by great enthusiasm and strong
determination throughout.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-02-27
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

V,IIE firm Of Myers & Sullivan has, this 18th day
day of February. 1874, been dissolved, ). f,
Sullivan retiring August Myers owns all the firm
property and owes all the debts. All those owing
the said firm will please make settlement within
thirty days. or their accounts will be left with ..
H. p. Roszcl for collection.
February -, 1874. AUGUST MYERS,
oo,y T. +. SULLIVAN.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-02-27
Wood and Hard Wood Lumber
for Sale.

400 Cords Of Hard and Soft Wood. Also aS-
tVO 900 feet of Hard Wood Lumber suitable
for light and heavy wagons, and farm utensils !;
laso large quantity of Sawed and Split Fence
Posts, at the City Wood Yard, on CanOva Street.
second street eaet Of Court House.
JUDSON ]. TRAVIS.
Ind ependence. March ~. 1878.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1874-02-27
New York Store.
New Goodsl New Goodsl
JUST RECEIVED!

MA very Large and De-
sirable Stock of Fall and Win
ter Goods, to which we ask the
inspection of everyone desiring
the purchase of good Goods, at
the very lowest possible prices.
A Full and Complete Stock in
each and every Department.
Do not buy a dollars worth
of Dry Goods until you have
examined our Stock and Prices,
as we are confident we can save
your money at the New York
Store. LAwToN & Posi-.
The New York herald., 1874-09-21
DOMESTIC MARKETS,

s ton ssa sss sias,,s ns ~;ai & as s %asss sae
ii9sa iYssa; ' AA''''' ''A''"'''' l''''' -..s:
Cotton ct and steady; m.ding, i51.c; Net reeepts
Cotton duI;s tniddNng. igsc. low middIing, A1c. ;
gsSs oISns apo, oasfw eel 5sses gses 8 Stock
Spirits t,irpen.ice Arm 'As osin steady il
8 $ o ys ssii s''ay FAY a
NoRFoLk, Sept. 10 1874.
Dae Gs0n hxpof I
o, l';wsco, ;S s,S Sept It,s i'' WEa., IsI.
aus nG1r os s''sy f"s Cub ;S @
white Michigan s. g. Corn unchars.d bas quiet a,t at
saSSsa =, Ssss sss 5aa
Isas siSs sSss s a@ ssl
ley, s6oo feet lumber Canal shpments-7 Aoo bushels
for e. 4'i
CO. SaS sars s, % as rye
do oass, sssl do. Lake expors-%Geat iss asshsis
sgss as as oa' & as Gs &C. &C., -Four HS
aies % ~ p 5es 81, 9n range ~ Mes.en sprng ~
S. 2a Wheat Unchanged only sale reporlca was \5D }
:? Sa at sDs"S s. Is on e 81
M Sse Sasse, Wn'er M = G 20 eSFn % deSe @ ,ns hgaeT s
closing with sellers frm at last quotations.. oats frm
malt sS nn.es3 asd 81 So nsSS
Balance unchanged
rsss., s'ss =
No while Michigan 81 2Oa for extra do nts tor am
ber Michigan: October, 8 10; No reh " i2,s; No
NO. Do 81 s3, Corn hrn and in Iair demand at S5c;
grade, slhc Oats shade higher; No l. 541c No. 2,
534c-; September Sc Michigan. 539c. Frcignts duh
ana unchanged kcccp,s-ij,nW bushels wheat, l9uW
do corn, 800 do. oats Shipments-65,UJO bushels
wheat, $500 do
CHICAGO, Sept l9, ls74.
Flour quiet ana unchanged Wheat IN iair demand and
lower. New No. spring, 81 u3; Old DO, 81 10; No
sprlng Y9c cash, for September; 951c October; No,
spring, 92c rejected e9c. Uc active and higher
at soc for No. mixed, cash; 1896. Sepember 7Sc..
OCTOBER 72tac seller ali the rejected 7S1ac high
mixed, 30sc. oats active and higher at 51c tor NO.
spot 5)lac. Scptenber 4Sac.. OctoDer white 521,c;
rejected. 4oac 1856 Rye IN fair demand and higher
at 9Hc. No Barley active and higher at 81 10 tor
No. 2spring cash 81 H. september; 81 0 october &c.
u 93c. for No. spring. Pork duh, unsettled aud lower
at 25 % $ So cash; $l6 rs SIG % seller all the
Lard dull and dropping AZ Ike, seller all :he year.
Bulk steady and unchanged. Whiskey steady at
81. freghts-Corn TO Buffalo. &C.; wheat to kingston,
7c On the open Board TINS wheat closed firm at
9jAc. October; Suc., cash and september; 75c,
October oats 4sssc. 4s4c. Reeeipss1D bbis -four,
9JUU bushels wheat I7I0J do. corn iSUoo do. oals,
2tOO rye 1900 DO. barley. Slpments-2,O0D bbls.
flour i,nn uusaes wheat 5000 do corn, $1,000 do.
~ Ip hara
The New York herald., 1874-09-21
HAVANA MARKETS.
HAVANA Sent 10. 1874

HAVANA, sept ~, 1874
Sugar nominal; No II Dutch standard i51S i6 reals
per urr0be. Molasses nominal; Caycd and muscOvado,
IL reals per keg Stock o snuar IN warehouse q Havana
and MatanZas 27lhW boxes and 5,SW hhdS Recei pts
the week. D3 boxes and il3 hhds exported during The
week. 1900 boxes and 212 hhda including S40J boxes
and all the hogshcads to the United States Bacon. $6
ss7 per cwt butter superior Amerlcan $a6 sss per
bbi iiams-American sugar cured. $si $3s per qnin
tai Lara. in Kegs; s% q sss per- Gninal
onions. So Coat oil, in tns. ~ reals per gallon
shocks nominal freiYhts nominal: loading at Havana
for the United states per box oi sugar, 81 81 25
Falmouth and orders. 35s 3Ss per ton; loading at
Ind Of sugar 81 81 81 per hid Of molasses So 70 :
Exchange in fair demand On the United States. go
days currency, tit IS premium short sight do 10 ~
premium; o. days gold, 80 u 81 premium; short sight,
"a a ST premium; on London, los ITO premium on
Paris S5 n 81 premium
The New York herald., 1874-09-21

own act which stimulated such purpose. In the
Several Wall street markets, apart from the situa.
ton in commercial circlfs, WHICH arst and last
nects the gr0dssins cover Of the country. country and
oonss9D;ntiy its real wealth. the principal sub
-|fcts OF interest were the revolution in New Or
leans and the decision IN the Wisconsin railway
, cases. In regard to the first mentioned event it
was calmly received, the prompt proclamation OF
President Grant, however regarded politically,
being looked upon financially as practically put
ing an end TO the strife go lar as Wall street was
likely to be anected thereby.
THE GOLD MARKET
responded slightly TO the nrst feeling OF uneasi-
ness concerning the possibilities OF what might
occur and advanced to ll0H, but with the with
drawai of the McEnery party from. further con-
test In the presence OF the United States troops,
II quickly went on again and receded to 1O93S.
The snbjoined table gives the fluctuations in the
gold mar ket for the week.
The New York herald., 1874-09-21


were generslly quiet during the week, the South
ern securities being mostly neglected decline
in Tenuessees provoked some demand late In the
week, whicn was also the case In respect to Loui.
sianas A conference of Virginia bondholders IS
to be held In Richmond, November 10. and It is re.
ported that the state authorities Will propose that
a five per cent bond be issued In place OF the
consois, upon which interest Shah be regularly
paid IN full
CLOSING PRICES OF srOCKs-THREE O'CLOCK, sAIUR-
DAY.
The following we're the closing prices OF the
most active stocks on Saturday:-New York
Central and Harlem Railroad, 1905 l0oh; Erie,
35X a 35k Lake Shore, 75s4 751s; Pittsburg,
SIX as7h; Chicago and Northwestern, s52s SO (;
do, preferred, toH 50A; Chicago and ROCK
Island, lo1k a 1oli Pacific Mail, Az 4S; Mil
waukee and ST. Paul, 32s a 80; do., preferred. 81
a 52Z; Ohio and Mississippi, "a a Ah; western
Union Telegraph, 79S 1871; Toledo and wabash,
3l1 alN; Union Pacific, s5s{ s5hi G., O. and
l. u. lox loA; Panama, liz li2h.
The New York herald., 1874-09-21

e prime, sssc sse grocery fair to good
hhds and boxes Nos. 10 Is, ss.c. 4 99Sc molasses,
boxes, Dutch standard Nos 10 y 7a1c SIC do to
II se's s'sc do y 70 Is 9'sc szsc o. "a % is
m1c rorto hico-ReGnng eommen to pr:sner I5c
go. srocesy, iair to choice SIG gSt BnaIl-Dntch
standard. Nos 10 g ~ ss,c. 9c 1araia--superior
and extra superior, nc. a SIC.
sInARiSK vas quiet and unchanged; Qucbod nominally
at lb1sc. l7lac. tor Western and city
IALLow was urn and sold to the extent Of 70 900 lbs at
ir9n ssc ste per ib the higher price prime city
WHISKY = Receipts, 26 bbls, making total tor the
week oi azH obs The market active and decidedly
900 bbls at 81 Us 81 %
The New York herald., 1874-09-21

Wneat IN air demand At prices exhibiting no
shTfgG sprHE + M,w,skss q s ,ns Sr No. s. s
81 1877 vii ter red q
wrn'e 10 arrive week, IL, s. II Corn was in good
deaapl ana shade rmer lhs sales aggresnts M s9y%
nixcd a.lcat included in the sales are aS0oo bush
X" UcoSc IN deev a & Ua, we're r tie openg
but closed duh aua dee,aedy iYwer Sales ABOUT . 4s 100
Ss Csc for ws closing at Sc aevS2y SGc a A!so A.
ana Za0,l bushels q do Tor october, at tiac Barley
"'iS Fnronrs-saIcs ior accommodation on the berth
ruled steady Du! the market was very quss Ionmage
Vessels adapted is the Grain trade comnaned lar
rates while FOR petroleum rates favored ,he shipper
BY soog bushels Of wheat a Sd oon bales q eot
iH 70 Besso st Co.. Sy W steam ca SsSes Of grain al "a 70
Csrdi by steam sytJ bushels oi do, At d. The char.
& srasrs 10 Ss SSrs c
sra'n he
bbis OF refined petr9iern at 5s sd With priyese Of
9d 10 Ss
TO- to ee SR @ Ss oi ao on
terms; Norwegian PARK from charirstop 10 COX ior
ats 3D. win pry,isge q spirits q, ss Ga
a" No hanss
quote New crops-Cuoa centrifugal and mixed, ssc a
ss SS ss'ss ssaes!s 81 "a ssaax %
English o f Ne" ss shs 'G 5
spirits Of turpenne was agan hisher and closed hrm
e r. se e se Sn %
York at ssc and 100 DO OF southern, icr first half
chsnta6Ie at sc The market rosln was erately
d s me sass esfs S fSsns os No.
s!5P;%sS Ss Ssss "a $ 30 80 @S
Tar and pieb nesiected and auoted as before
wa, GSe reRsd @ U the .as Ct Sd bis ss o
a. @ s s sr % Gnanss IA sSs e %SSn "A
nap6tha at &C. for Western and olsc Tor civ The Pha
aes M or sso, or e sale OF o S
for half october a, u ieitc Tne Creek markets
len,n Centre, soc e's Aoaseye, VILE a5c aSIhe Imas-
nsd s S 7sS 90 At Il we SS"s 500 or OF Ma ship
ment. ,.. nj, 49,, ,,
@ lard So Ss as sfss Ana
ihe week ending ihs daterork Ss esls s beet nS 1s'
terces and y Kegs The marie, Tor mess PORK dun
Ss aa sas,ea % 3 al as s. Us I ga at s
at S23 IT, Bacon was quiet bnt firm We note sale OF
ssaT s ps1 m % OF nS c
o. Beet was gncnanged IN value and only IN lght ,oo,
.y Sa ssis 90 ' ds Sc So P III or sr%s SSs s.:
f eady a, S aa summer
MeasThe market ruled very firm for all descriptions
@ picked shoulders at sc and % pekea anm nams was as
d ' aa ssF owe at o spot
heard sales Of 90 the al l5c loo do,
months l. Siec per a City steady. with sales Of
s1sr he demand & a was moderate joDbins NAY
Tan steady r @ prizes r s" we sSs @ @
sueAR.-The market for raw sugar continued strong 70
ovao ss 's' Ss s Of '5
a. n hha s Tct aSS g9os dS Scxes q do a,
Refined sugar was strong win standard s oa"ts
d.'1isun'@s do i.ir sooa %af'Ss isr % sS & do.
The New York herald., 1874-09-21
FIN AN(gA3l.

A STOCK PRIVILEGE ENABLES ANY ONE TO
~. operate IN Stocks with moderate capital and
time the chances o Calls
are bought Tor a rise be used margin 10 sell
short against. Puts are bought Tor decline be
used as margin buy ong anst Double Privileges
Will pay profit on either an advance or decline.
When large purchases OF Privileges made they can
be obtained nearer the market
In this fact have made such purchases and
with members OF the stock Exchange
enab bie In TX 10
The New York herald., 1874-09-21

For delivery Oasis low middlings) the sales have
been as Iollows:-Last evening after two ociock-Sep
3$. IS Hsse ~ HcS5 at fs fssc SoSsn6sT
2U 5'4c December 800 at - sec, 100 at 10 5l6c
January. 3ol at IS i5-s2c: March. 200 at l6 l32c,
Total, 3,OD1 bales To-day up to one p M.-September,
lyu n.r at o 70 Is & iol st. le soo a. m u ~ s M & ys'
H"e5 5 at at BE- S at Is & NovemGer 10 at is iSe
2N Is s,!c., iW at l5ac, 0l at Is 32c., 500 Mt
l5 Site. iiW at 93.c, 800 at I54c December 800
At Is 5-i6c, 800 ut 1915. 100 at Is ii:S2c:
So ,s"a"rS q ' lsc, 1a at sG sss at rsbIa r'sSs
7.6c JOIal 1850 bales Grand total l5 200 bales. The
receipts port, were :GaiNeston 4l8 bales New
Orleans 49,. Mobile t0l savannah, 17l3 Charleston.
l099 ilmnatop. ls; Norfolk, Az; New YORK, AZ Pha.
aephia ss,o sas bales ln!s ~ ,.a day last week
cotton quoted thus;-fo iiavre, by sail, sac 70
Hamburg. by steam, aac.; py sail. &c. 10 Bremen, by
steam &c. by san. &C., compressed To Liverpool. by
steam 14d. by SAIL sd
no business from first hands trade in jobblng way
unimporant. We append former quotations
as follows -Rio-Ordinary cargoes, 4s.c 15c fair
do l61.c l6Ac; good do ioc. l9tac prime do,
lSsc lgAc range ior lots 1i2tc 2c; Java,
gover bags &c 2oc ho grass mats. &c. 27c.
IKE. shsc: Jamaica. i6c: Sc, St Domingo l4c.
l4.e Porto Rico, i6c iSac. Costa Rca lGc l9c. :;
Mexican i7c. ioc AngO>tura l7c. l9c. Savanilia
l5c. i9c; Curacoa. l5,sc 7c gold 60 and 81 days.
2s6 2i3 bushels. corn liS493 d". meal 20 bbs
oats AZ TT bushels; AZ do, aud Tor the week
Ing ibis date. flour 81 l6s bDs; wheat 75GD bushels
corn 43 go do meal 20 buls and oSo bags;
market ruled steady under a moderate demand. The
saies Comprising all kinds loot up $40 bb'S at figures
within o quoteu range. Corn meal was quiet but
frm, sales, hbls. various kinds ut our quotations.
The New York herald., 1874-09-21

N1OERiS WILKINS, AUCTION ONEER.-llANDsOMK
lM Household Furniture at auctlon-E. II. LUDLOW
co, will sell al auction on tuesday September ~ iT<
at ii O'Clock A. NJ, at the Store No lli3 Broadly way
Hu5ling southeast corner of Twenty seventh
where has been placed lor convenience ot sale.
handsome parUr FURNITURE black walnut and gilt lii
hgufed SATIN dainask; Imr1uciTy paror Cabinet.
black walnut extension dining Tahlc, black walnut
Bunet and Chairs carved black walnu. Beds;eadS
Dressing Bureaus. marble tops hacg walnut Piimpton
Sofa Bed, Camnodcs, Washstlnds and Chairs; enred
hair and spriry Mattresses Boosters aud Pillows Ban
hcts &C; Cernccs LambreguinS amt lace Curtains,
black walnut Library aud entire rsb'es rosewood aud
black walnut Wardrobes Writing Desks and Lounges:
moauet, Brusseis and ingram Carpets and Rugs:
also assortment OF China ana Glass Ware, Kitchen
Furniture Cooking Utensils, with which sale will
comnence. Cataiuyncs ut No Pine street
The New York herald., 1874-09-21
THE STOCK MAEKET

TIE STOCK MAfKET
throughout the week was lalrv active, with
general upward tendency The week opened
with a sharp Improvement. advancing to ~ per
cent, when The announcement o! the decision In
the case OF the State Of Wisconsin VS.. the
Northwestern AMI ST. Paul Railroad companies,
adversely to the railroads, produced Il temporary
depression IN sympathy with u decline IN their
stocks. The decline in Northwest common was
az per cent, in Northwest preferred 32H, In
st. Paul common "a, and IN the preferred la4 per
cent, a partial recovery, however, having after
ward taken place. The strongest stocks were
Union Pacific ana Lake Shore the former having
advanced over . per cent and the latter ~ per
cent; these stocks having also led the market in
point Of ACTIVITY during the greater portion OF the
week After those already mentioned New York
Central ROCK Island. WaDast. Western UniOn
Pacific Mai and Erie were the most prominent
stocks. There was rather more activity III tho
Hannibal and st. Joseph and Quicksilver shares
than usual.
1t was apparent In the dealings that the effect
uI the Wisconsin decision had been largely dis
counted on the stocks directly affected thereby,
aud over-dscOunted In respect TO others. Be-
sides an examination OF the decision showed IL to
be much less damaging than at first supposed IL
mas no bearing upon interstate or .throngh traffc,
and rs only little over one-quarter OF the mile.
age Of the Northwestern road Is IN the State OF
wisconsin, and only one third Of that Of st. Paul
is similarly affected thereby, In addition to the
exemption OF through trainc, II Will be seen that
much the larger proportion OF the local tran!c Of
these roads Is not affected by the Potter law,
which cannot have jurisdiction beyond the State
limits The whole case, however, Is expected to
come up Tor review aud nnal adjudication before
the Supreme Court OF the United States at the
next ensuing October term. The following taoe
shows the extreme fluctuations for the week in
fhn lending shares
The New York herald., 1874-09-21
nDDY OF AN UNKNOWN MAN FOUND.

NIAGARA FALLS. n. Y, Sept. 20, 1874.
Thes nude corpse OF a man was found to-day IN a
Whirlpool somewhat decomposed. 1t has a
design OF Scotch thistle on one arm IN India ink
Tue Coroner will mold an inquest tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1874-09-21
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

FOREIGN EXCHANGE
was weak early in the week, but after the advance
IN gold consequent upon the Louisiana excite
ment, leading bankers advanced their rates, but
upon the settlement of that difficulty were barely
able 10 maintain the ADVANCE. For actual trans
actions I0r Saturdays steamers the rates were
4.s3z for prime SIXTY days sterling and 4.s6h
for sight. The foreign commerce OF the
port for the week was:-Generai mer.
chandise imports, including dry goods,
s6,669.952 produce exports, $4,591,531; specie
exports, $40O,ls4. The total merchandise im-
ports, including dry goods, SINCE January !, this
year, $295 437 o53 against 1927 20s last year
and 1926 29 O53 in 1872. The total exports OF pro-
duce January l. this year, are sos, $50 021,
against s202 III 1850 last year and $156, 554 in
1872. The total exports OF specie since January l
are $42 552, ,sl4 against $4o,339958 last year and
$57, SCI, 234 in 1872
TUE MONEY MARKET
continued to show extreme ease, the rates on call
loans remaining at 2 and per cent, with, how
ever, Slight indications OF growing activity. On
time loans secured by collateral the rates ranged
from to per cent for one TO four months Com
merclal paper was in good demand at 51a to Ga per
cent on prime ndersed notes of three and four
to higher rates for all paper below the grade OF
strictly first class. The prime interest, however,
In this market centres in
TUE BANK STATEMENT,
as rejecting in the currency movement hence the
extent OF the crop movement nither. In this re-
spect the statement saturday Is not an encOurag-
ing one, unless upon the assumption rhat in the
dearth Of activity in other directions giving en-
plOyment to money as IN former years. that this
year the dff1ereDt grain centres West find them
selves suflc,entiy in funds to postpone their usual
drafts upon the Eastern banks. This may account
for the absence OF any present dram upon our city
banks, and the slight loss OF surplus reserve suf-
1ered during the week. Thus Saturdays statemenG
shows decrease OF only $l7l,8l in the surplus
serve, while the excess IS stu over twenty-five
millions Subjoined is Il comparison OF the aver
ages last week ana that previous:-
Sept IL. Sept 10. Differences.
Loans $3.50 SCI, 500 $3.50, sos, 200 Dec. $29S, 600
Spe,:ie 10 s63, 100 1882 100 Inc. SO, 600
Legal tendis G5325. 900 64.S04 500 Dec. 52i, 100
Deposits 237 400 1885, S40,8o0 Dec. 041, 700
Circulation. 25635, 100 25,63S,6 800 lnc... $4,000
The following shows the relations between the
total reserve and the total llabities:-
Sept. IL. Sept. ~. Differences
Specie .... s1YsG3. 100 Sl9,952 lC0 Inc >. $4,000
Legal tends 65,325, 900 4,S04 500 Dec. 52l, 100
The New York herald., 1874-09-21
SALES AT AUCTION,

A UCTION SALE-ON MONDAY. SEPT. q 1874, at 3
"A o'clock T. NJ, will be sold NJ public auction the eight
Lots on which formerly stood TIE old hoel called
DAVIS House, aefy burned down. situated Harrison
avenue. betwcen Fonrin and Ffth streets HARRISON,
n D.; terms For further particulars iDnurc OF
CHARLES JACOBS, AI Eighth avenue. N. y, or @.
WOERNER, at the premises Harrison. n j.
The New York herald., 1874-09-21
SALES AT AUCTION.

CEoRGE j. SMITH. AUcrIoNEER, OFPICE II
~ Chambers streel-By virtue OF a foreclosure of y
chatel mortgage will expose for sale at public yendue
on Monday, the 2ist day ot Sepem ber. 1874. IL
O'Clock no0n at No 1880 Third avenue of sixty
nrt street all Fixtures contained in said liquor
i,9io"s:-l'ne black walnut Counter and Trimmings.
lack walnut Closets and Shelving lot Of Shelving
Barrel stills i2 Barrels. one WIRING Desk. al
Gass Doors black walnut double panelied Partition,
Mh ornamenled Glass folding doors, double psneiied
WINDOW shelving. with Doors and Glass Windows, six
bsasy Gas Fixtures two pendaDts each; four window
Shades one Hanging screen. four pull Pump. with
Mirror &c " Arm Chars large size Ice box; thres
one one q.nee Clock one Set q Conner Measures TWO Of Tin
one large hot water Kettle two half gallon Ale Meas-
mres two heavy iron Window Guards Foot failing.
nve iictures, Plumbing Fixtures bar Glassw re,
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