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, 1874-12-12

Thu Doaton Herald rolatos tho following !:
"l'hp Brig Tronic, which arrived ut lsoifnst
Nlo., on Sunday, from Turks lulaul, had n ro-
luarkablo experience Oh tho pa4sugo. Capt.
Ilakor reports that ono morning, wLile OIL tho
elge Of tlo Gulf Stroam, tls brig goinI; about
t miles IN hour, eha Btoppod with u allotk M
though she had struck rock. It waH dieeoy-
cred thet there NUS wlalo under tho how that
made, or fNrionsly, lasllius tho water and
apouting. Tllo briY's cutwatcr ind cllnin bob
stay were earr!oI away, anta 4 plo1D Of tho
whales akin WIS left hanging on u projecting
bolt"
Tile following must he credited tn the Huifnx
Chronicle. The Captain pf thu American fishing
echoonor Sultan. Which arrived Oh Monday night
ssa.os that on the Grand l}aukR, oA tho 2ssi at
November. h'n vossol was riding ut uuchor
with 15D fathoMa Of eabe out. Two of
hls aories. with two llaen III oaell, wore away
tenting their traWlH. Tho remainder Of tho
crew. who wego isloH, observed that tho yeHarl
was movlng. On going OIL deck tloy fonud tho
sehaonar gatug through tlla walcy vt tte swt4 OF
10 or IL limits III hour. Shortly nftor iii
immense wlaass roAa Just Rheah Of tho yesse!
with tho n.IcAor either calght in lih jaw or blow
tolp. Aftnr TIM TDNAel had baen tDwud tor m
!luur by tho tiah, aud !lndinG that tho t1oreA
were already out Of slght, thu Captain cut lilo
cabin. Tho Sn}ta1 theu retntnah, pcfiei} mp }.pr
dut!en, md aailud for tlH port to procure u non
anctsur anl cable. An isackaent of III almost
einliar slatnra heppenedtQ tic American schaen-
or g. II. prico, Of tlnuucntey, III tho banks,
ahont oightcon months ago. tiIlu wAa tuwea by n
wi,ala for slny untl a-hnlf, when tho iln|ta ol
tho anchor broke und thu ye:hul Was roleaaod
from Acr npyot prntlican.ol,t.
, 1874-12-12

10 the Editor ~ Tho Chicago 1ri5HAc:
SIN: VIII you allow ING to use your valuable
space for refuting a few statements contained
in tho letter which WAS addressed from Diaman-
tim, in Brazil, by Mr., Richard 8cWdder. TO The
Albany Journal mud reprinted in your colnmuH
OF tho 9th inst, respecting tho wealth of cor-
tain Mr.. Do Bouza Cabral, residing in Brazil7
Dir. Scud1er reporta this Mr. Dc souza Cab
ral Q.is Chrlatian nama IL not diyutged through
out tho lengthy opistlo) worth $4,000, GOO, 900,
or twenty-five times the amount OF tito whole
lobt Of tho United States It is prcposterous
that there should DO man In cxlsteucc posHoau-
cd Of this prodigiouB woaith, WHO should be Gl-
most unknown beyond tho limits Of his COIN
try. Tho probability is, that Mr.. scuddcr has
confoundcd brazilian milrois with American
dollars; for which tho signs {s) ;t a,e alike: TX
u.s.5v ,oonoooso6o}, this terrific sum would
awinalo down to tho yet respectable figure Of
s250, 100000 Of Our money.
a. a' reSsrda 1 tug = .,,g rs',ua}s r. whtc
' E'1e bes Is % stato IS hat S u there IS only
| one hilt, through private enterprise Of
Baron Maua, with Brazilian capital. AL othef
| railnayn arc stato property: o. owned BY Eu-
ropean corpoFatons OF eap!talists With roestor; t
! shareholders in these BRAZILIAN raitway ccanpa-
| niuH, which aro in lnoat caaeH published every
hnlf-yaar, It would apnoar. TINT tho interest nf
tho whole Do sou2a Cahral family In thoss rail-
yayu is far from being extraordinary, compared
With thu enormoua wealth they areuscaitad with.
Then, again. tho damonl-nlines OF Siberia,
! which aro aiinaea 70, cnn only o1tst ia tho
Imagination Of Mr.. % Souza Cabral Or Ills ad-
.uirny Interviewer. All such mines {there arc
| only threo) nra worked for tla bouolt Of the
liussian Government by conyiuts, antl nu private
,nan, however ontorpTising ho may DO, has ac-
| coBs to thnns.
! Furthermore, as regards tho dinnaonl-1rdnea
IN Sonth Africa, the Goysrutuont Of tho Cape
Colony hna solo control Of thsna. md ioasas
| Bt.all claims to working ninera. Mr. Do 6<12a
Cabral has not figured, up to tho 3OtI Juno Inst,
as Il possessor Of an independent diansoud-u,lno
| in tlat part of tho world.
Apologzing for having treupassoI upon your
| valuable space to this extont, an1, air. yours
| obeuiontly, J. L1SbENDEA1.
I'D Easr IwEIlT1 STREET, CnloAao, Dcr 10, 1874,
, 1874-12-12

An lows Justice tho othor day accepted two
bushels Of onions aB marriage-foo.
n,b.ro IL A. ro,d ,nino ,,oar naar T,odca f1,tx
sfontnva trarriforv. calInd tho Hoechcr. .rr;1tan
Lode. II ia now diggiugs, and, it it proves as
rich aH the 0riEinal tho stock will be eougAt
after.
:1o,p Tr,.,,t spa wifi, end ourso|f md VITA
froyo - carriorn racomtlv along tho ra;Iyoad iino
Tor ,nf1os ocross fho ,,o,sI, tn I'm Tani<nReo
1s;xer.@a IN raf1.aora rarah. tint 5ftnan vorr.
ano conid nnt ha nsnctrated n roi hnrdlv frnm
H. i,nrn ,tI, fhnrsn ,,m,s.a fr,@ar, H. MD
1;,tnr s,,oI IL +ha Earraton nTnr.h toAdar .'N
aro,ro1v a rnI of ii hut what can hc travnlcd
nrar Viii io,f'nd tcom - Tn,reV 11,ui : Stnr
n,,.. ~ H.. ,,,,,t =. .,.:. -. ....,.
t out ~ Nnyohnr i,nt - 1,a.t r.i'' vn;n AZ III!
Inv. f3olh kn1ion recS;vcd i n;a m o,,ncna
yn]uol nj aH4.flD.i}: silver hlIlion. 70I3.0SS
nrncca ~a,,,n,1 nj Ain 3gi II nrmhor IT 'innos.
~ iSa 49,. ,.aio a. a. - - Toi;
,e nsaaa, 9i SJ suar bors rb,I s.
"na. 4 ,an -, h r H.
,.oa - 80, .'roy,o,s ,naa it,;"ot;no tho
~, u,;,o1a, ,csoirccs NJ tf,n Iorrtorv sra heina
e,,crcasfnifv invn,onod. Deupe,. fIsol1 yy;bnncI
e"ee''sl"''5 u'o'opoo'-11s's'e' te'''' 4'.o'''
Burlington! ildto&ega tho round sum Of s5.ooo
.r's fotneri,s r,o,'nr ~ TIM ornnni2ation
t road t ,aax III, IN ,rena n INV fs
out 1u' teaSng ~ - asess M ~ Is inu n
stii. ~ - sI1 ann, ,r.s ,SoI
% - w III M1 @ sns ~ n.o ,oo sao Th;s
cun. ,snt ~ 4 ooats .u H. ~ @uu ne ' ~ oa Asnn
s,;at;a. si, HssoH, for,nnaa in rnttnr
cla1lon. .i ane 1a@eeo "ns 4oslaa"'' ~ ho'S'As
William B. Astor haH leased tho Assor l1oueo,
for r. term Of iiyo yeers to ". Z. scnetick. Mr.
Sthonck who will tako possession about Jan. ],
or IN soon aB tho Mesatb. htasBoH can close tholr
, 1874-12-12
E4Oa.Cnlio1E zasktl l.iH ViaitOts.

lBtseE to tAe New 1oTlk N0a31 haya: .
''We lust naw Longfellow at tho faupral OF
Agassiz. The old coiiegu chapel war ssilcd with
the pc rfunlo Of flowers, and through tho aroma
tho delicious 1nusio OF CAerabini's requiem was
eolem,Ey fulling. Ho looked wrillklad aud OLD,
hia hair was thin AID h;lyesy, aud he seenea to
feol tlet around tic generation Of mou lie rop-
reuoutel tho shadows Of tho cyentidn wero fall
iug, Me has thrcp daughters, who usually re~
main wit lim In Cambridge, though somewhat
fond Of society und trayol,
Hills residence it mucl, yiBite(, 10 much so, in
fact that horse caE usually stop before HOUSE,
a,ltl tho conductors Bllont, '14ongfolow'n'
Curloaty-Heokars homotinoa venture within
tile inviting precntB Of the poets ustate party
eoma time 1go made such n yeusrre. and were
Hospitality received BY the post. who aslonislcl
them with tho historic aasarlntions Ut tho house.
Az they wnra about leaving, ono of them askcd :
"'Can you tell us wllo lives hare now?'
"stertain'y, slr; liye here
"'Oh. you. What tn your nn!nu:'
"sIDnEf8llow.'
~" Any relation to tho Wiscnsaot Loug gfotlcrs =
tho poet bowed ous thc party rollcctiycly."
, 1874-12-12

THO I,oslil correspondent ot tho 1.o.Mlon Daily
2tFfgrapt writes, Nov. IL: IA gentleman wilO
uorpse {latu tho vito nf = uorn,an medical manl
Mt Sielnona' celebrated fnclory III Dresden IN
Saturday last, gives all Interesting account at
the prpcealinga.. lie seyn that u gart OF rhapelts
aiatWtc, profuAuly decorated with ,loworg, was
oroetud IN me II thu workshops, III tho erntro
Vi "!lol the eoilin containing The body-thas of
very hn,nlnpme Young wnman-wns placed.
alr. haranlls hl'nsols III tho clergy had refused
tn asaist ut tho corcmFiny. ptantmltc1d u solelnn
aul tnnchnH ttihoollrhp over tllN hoy, wlliu!, iu
lta coffin, ws f'e illHc.tcsl In tho fttrn.co tho
iran slnor Of which wns nlus:a npou It, aud
Anrrnnn,ling ins cnula ba pcrcviyotl tl!,uueil i
window lat into LIN side ut tho f,!.naeo) It with
palo rc'l, qaiycrnr. distinctly vibrating aanlua
There waa tlo rsl'aon burhln,; up or oyes, Hcorcl4-
int, nf tho e.lpgo. nhanontesun Ktoa:1y In rho
cyu or royo;tlnE To a.y .otl!rr pchsr. hit What
rous!od u 10 ii! extraordinarily s,!nih urouosn of
dansic"slon, during sIlieli, afcr tlo liquid NIB
, 1874-12-12
THE FR!CK TRAlR.BoAT FOR CANALS.

ro77sy1Llr, Pa, Dec. g. 1a7A.
70 the Edisov Of Tic Chicago Tribune:
STR: I have road With nuoh interest your
arttolo on ''1he Transportation Question"
copied into tho Philadelphia Eueniag Buletin Of
yesterday. -.
Much IL involved III this question; and
tue minds OF tho producing cla:ses Of all I'srta
Of tho country, e!ll moro especially tho people
Of the Great WoHt, living remote from tho sea-
board, aro turned in that direction 1luuh hns
been expected of tho great EAtar-outlet OF the
Wost, viz: tho Lakos aud tho Eric Canal; hut
thus far litto laH boon accomplished 1t ia trno,
M you say, slight improvement haA boon made
lii tho Eric Canal in the way OF tho Improved
power for propuaion in the "Baxtnr" boat;
hut this ufIevts nlono the iloa Of moro rapid
transportation, and tue great want nf tho pro"
Jaci,4t elasuos Of tito West, viz: clteap
Transportation, rouai.,s untouched. There iu
not QUO ainglo penny of reduction in tho
freight -chargcg tor bushcl Of wheat from Inf
falo to New York City. OF what uBe then, to
the producing easHca Ii tho "l]axser" boat.
otlor than slightly moro rapi.l trn.blt?
Nnw, contrast this with the Frick traln-boat,
alupsal by the tannsylya,lla Canal Company
(which the otiiciats Of tho iti'no!a II Michigan
GAnal Company hayo buun inquiriug aboNt), sud
,1snt} amust n1cusivo!y BY thai company, whivh
han Aowll reduction ln tl!e Gust Ut trn1sportn-
t,oa Ut fully one-alf. aud how can u l'o other
wihu wltan nearly the same powor for propulsion
tunt,aEe, aud tlo Han,o number of handa, ~ IL
teauisoI Tor tho siuglo buut'. Now, auppasa wa
construct u narrow-guugo rast.traels on tho tow
path, al we lanE Ggu contemplated. nad increase
thc speed 10, Hay, ~ 10 AaileH pnr hour, and
then compare tle coat Of transportation by tl,t,
modo With TINT vi Ar. 1laxtor. aud sco lnw fay.
orably It shows up for tho t1Alil.boat md lnoo-
| motiye-towng. Tho reduction uR tllia 80
por cent, heur in MUD, Illus hoen
| inalnly brought about by to use Ut THU
| tral,-boat With mule anti horso power. Yus1 caa
| figure for yourself wliat tho EaIiUg would ho by
! tho uHo of tho locomotive On tGn tow*pati
| Tho Tan,shylyania III wall aH tho HuETn!,an,.a
] Capul Company l,uyo adjusted MI OF tteir lockn
to auit this trnit~l'out, aud llayc beon a9!y ro'
, 1874-12-12

atauces had boon evolved, tho solid parta first
l'ocntno rcd hot than white lot, nnd Justly ro-
solved tllcmHelyes into ashes. rloro wag. tfis
gcnt1cnan poatiyoly assorta, nothing from first
to Inst ofonsivo III this prtNoss to tho pl'YsG2al
furnnco IL surrounded by tlraposy, wtivl con.
oea'n 1t from the night Of tho nournors. and
what Gnu bo soon through tho inlet (which, iu
nsoa for PURPOSES connectod will, tho regulation
o'tors tho strange apcctnolo Of human body
gradually vanishing nway through tho influence
Ut intouHo leat. This rrocosa-to which tho soft
substances IN rastipular tho lnnKs aud liyor.
offcrod tho longest resintance- exactly
ono hour and oightoon minutes; and on Hun,lny
tho nsboH Woro gathered up With ali duo aol-
n,nnity, aud tranAfurrotl to q a,,ltabie urn"
, 1874-12-12
A 6j1ty witt. Mi1Snr~l'1lk.esl Streets.

.FFF;H 1H9 zFEIs3W EtfF.[ 7!3HSJDFlSE' -,
Our principal alro1th, being tllnhdam|Setl Will
NH, toin cu.tud s;it tho rich oro that laa yoar
after year lIren shifted dow, upon shon' IRON
thu Qrn waEons, arn HON everywhere moss, or iehh
aruntitoroua. Indeed, thora il nok the bl!Elltaat
stretch uf tho imagination III aayln, that NO
mayer tAkn step IN toMn but we uro walking Git
allyor,-tlat our atrenaH aro llaraaiy paYosl Wlth
silver. Whilo speaking Of tIsia tnct n lay ortwo
nlueu !. young lslsn be. hla friend slo l'rlco Of
tim ussaying and " t1io eisala t's4t no would
nluntitug laforo tho1,, alla WOnll Het ont ot 1t
precious metals 10 thl value Ut oyer Vt PR tnu
an u,,tlvu or twn nf H'nl wan talo,l irtn lilo
wheel Of tho vehicle and plarud III tho llants Of
MI aasayer, whu wn' not told 'scro tho aan,plo vss
, 1874-12-12

Ineh slan notwenh T., t,,ro toxos ~ AZ
"ssa ,sMns On CIV tiho Gfin in stomch iran
pnst y. ~ GmH" Inrct, vhiin eon,n OF tho
ssu@ses ol ansv ,,,,s sT i'm svo cnnnotty Of 9h
n"mof ~. ned d,,o ~ himdn"sa Of ,o pice.s 10th
s"n" r III uo1 ahoar, tho Ohto, and INV no
,w ns, on ssfc nt comfortable trj,, acroBs
.,,a"},n m} ~ ,,,nv mt la Furnished by this
' u,o t1'.""i ~ i,v amv oter. This jius frnis1.-
,a' ~ cnmncctonn With 1irouou, London, Hull,
IoitL IinlnM,ru, Antwerp, Rotterdam, and A,ll-
,,urt"r. lho ALLAH limo caa.,ecte baltimore with
1ivnrnno, I,ontloi,. Han1burg Antwerp. AulBter-
Jam j jioiterlnm, IInyro, aid bordeaux. Tho
Hn,t3,npro CONNECTIONS witt South America aro
;ntnnriant, furnIBiIluR an outlet for Western
inr. n,onts, cto,,-tl,o return carGocs beiug coe-
foo. sugor, rosewood, mahogany, nio. Such aro
fhc facilities for bhipniug grain afforded by tho
Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad that tho cost of
storage md tranBhipmont IL ~ censs tusho!,
NJ against from 7 to 10 cents. = buellel At Now
York, w1oro llghtorago adds largely to tho other
exnonaos of transhipmout.
COAL AND GRAIN.
Ono Of tho importnnt feattifoa OF baltimore Ii
it's allpap coat. 11uro coal aollTefou on AttP-
board costs but $i.7b.-a CRYING Or S2,6O q ton
oyer Now York. Thin ID ao]la inancomcnt.
other things botng equal, for oceati-nteai1ors to
land Ut Baltimore: htnce, upon tho o9e Ions fe'
1nrod ~ ouo o. thcee fcseuis !oe e4i6lo wy
ago. 92,no0 trip Is aaVou 10 si;a hem aone; ..,;
Tho grain.o7port trade OF baltimore IL httll
III its infancy bAs, ea y ha1 o.t tiEg1 ~
from j.00I .9G8 bnalloIs In 1S7l to 7,9o1,ff
, 1874-12-12

warfcd, just this very thing IL now being dis
c1lsaett ly tho Canal ComnlasionorB Of tho Htate
of Now York, mid It eau bo dono oastly aud with
la o,snaSh H ySs i3s onna 1Syye Y smpy s
adding ono additional Hot Of gatoH. 80 % to pro.
vilo for tho lochago Of single hoat, when 1t
might not TN nceossary to ,,ao both chambers.
Inotiro plan OF towing OF William Trio1s, Of Nor
folk, va., aud hope to aco YOU dscrtss tho snllro
plan of tratll-hoAt towing, boig naBured you Will
lind 1t omlnontly satinfactory+ and to bo tho great
ponnpylynniu anti tIo 3ua4nol,anna Canal COM
pantah, and tho Reading Railroad d Navigation
Company. Respectfully you're, !. g. Fn1cK.
, 1874-12-12


CAPITAL sTocK. ....
New York central.. ..."...'...'''.s ast2S'1eO
Eric ot,a1o,9l1
pcn4sylsah!a; :..'....''..'"''''''' ,o
FUNDED DEBT.
New York Central. 2!,725o3J ~
EEie.... at,ettttt..tn
Tehmsylsana@; @ ~ xa 20 i.
'4''''''''' y ot TOTAL CAPITAL AND DspT 1~''4.
SGw York Central. ,lh3 65S ~
Erie.... ~. sai'us.Io
fenleyleana 49, =
00'SA''' G. nS,u;uas Exp:nst: Nj sarsi,.Ss
Frto. 3'os' s'soesi *is'so.SsS as7sslis
PENN. l9y55 241.a5 .5loa ii4.@ l4249 ~ 9a
Bait. Ohio. l5t93 l3s.l0 1o14l822.6a 6,53l ,a7sA
Out OF tese et earnings nst first ba deducted tlao
rental Of 3cased lines, ~ follows:
Flew York Central. 7a3as3.G2
III o1t ~
saktuE tSe foisxlna e.t 1t nsi eafniss e it,
dehteancsH for 1878:
xsv York c.n.sa,... Ra ass ;tf1::s;
E1s;: 13G'ssoo'a:9 7: , 5,assdis35aa r. "
Baltimore Ohio ....... ao,57s,o3a.so 5,u'o,la
AL sequel to these figures, it ID only 1,eccs-
sary to 'nansinn shat tho Ha}tsmo1a & Ohio Rail.
road, during 1874. declared two 1iydends Of 6
per cent enell. aud added TO its surplus fund
&3,880 961.b2' al.o pennsylvauia 1sai'road dH-
ciatcd tho sanlo rate uf dvitlnntl. but Was CONT
pe!lea to nay 'ts October insta!lnunt III scrip: /:
tno NOV 1HlA s-eHtEal 41HN Two QIfluGfltta, OF
per cent each; and tho Erie dividend at nor
cent for Tho first haef Of tho year. 1t Mill ho aeau
therefore, that the baltimore & Ohlo euters tho
list OF contestants for Western business in tic
best possible fighting condition. wtlo its colu-
potit0rs ure ilatu|snt, dro|'sical, AID groggy,
1hird-The Baltimore II Ohio Iailrohd sur
pasncs nll others III
TERMINAL FACILITIES.
It's stations command tho Nhola tnngtl Of tho
city, aud reach every hnsinnss.tlnArtur, hut arf,
especially superior il tlloir advantages for mn
rino connections. pasa,ng BY 3iolltt GIaro,
Cauadeu, CeHtsal. Chagea. .auA Eel! btsaut ntn-
tionB, situated ahout i milo rplrtt wo Gonle to
Locust Point 'wl,ara thu Company own 10 acraa,
npon Which aro srcatiy built two Erafn-slcvntors,
tho largcr nnc holding oyer l,60O,0U bttHl,as,
and With facilities for unloading tran, Of nxtact,
cara, uag! holding 3oD hl.hiela. in M,te nsi1utes
a largo number of DOCKS WITH depth Ut mt
inAA llan u fcut Of water; a1llt trackng9 .,rtt
warehouses; enough 10 naeut tho prosout donIeutl
leayiny room, for ullanst Indefinite expansion III
Ill thcan particulars IN tho g1aiil.eoyatora
haye watcr u,, ttrcn Hldcs, they Gnu loud eht OF
uiue ycsnulH ut ti!n Baulo moment. III short, tho
Baltimore II Ohio Railroad has the facilities tos
handling 1,001 cnr.loads Of grain alld l,0D0 car
Ina4a OF coal eyory twonty.four housa; and
fhesa Gnu la Increased IN tho future &o any tu.
1rirol extant.
arEAMHltI!Y.
When vieited 1oclst polut, found tho Ohio
cue Of tha North German loytla steamers
, 1874-12-12

L!ttis winged gotl that dozes
On tho petals criAp nnd hne..
Fly not .Yitl tho falling rosesl
Fly not, for my heart rnposcs
Underneath lhUso wings Of thine,
Litllu winged ioso that dozes.
Though tho tltckct-rinE luclosts
MT ono rosebud, child Divine.
Fly not With tue fallen roses
Any rosc-red {lnuer TINT b1ow4 IL
iinrl,or for thy heart and milne,
Itttla winged lura that tozes..;
and Mt last when Autumn closes.
AIst1 The shattered flowers decline,
Fly not with tho falling rosea:
Twill unaro the Winter rosles
Of ehrysanttle,..Hsss and l'laO;
Little winged gott that dozes,
Fly not with tAo falling roaca.
,dpH AfAtHfrI7N.
, 1874-12-12

gcrippB graduated from 3rcKcndroo in tho class
Of 1874. MoKendros In In tho town of Lobnnon.
10 mllon oaHt Of ST. LouEs. Tho building aud
grounds aro pleasant and bonutiful
JAMES II. NORTH.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-07-16
s@ EDWIN OSBORNE, Jr.
/: 4 4 N G r AV E r,
and dealer in

WATCHES, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, &c.
Has a new and select stock Of Jewel
er, Goods, to which the attention of the
public is invited He is the only en-
sraver in the city, and is prepared to do
work in that line on short notice, in the
est style. Watches, Clocks and Jewelry
repaired to order, and warranted sat->
factory. One door above Schneberger ;
High 1t, Mineral Point. l4m6
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-07-16
MUSICAL. DEPOT.

S I. Osborne succeeds Fred Pischell
as agent for the Burdett Organ and
other irst,clas instruments, and invites
the attention of the public thereto Every
instrument guaranteed Room first door
below Apples Barber Shop, Mineral
Point. instructions in vocal, thorough
bass and instrumental music Dodge
vile visited every Wednesday and
Thursday.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-07-16
BUSINESS Notices,

WHITE GooDs.-Sherwood & Berg
would call the attention of the ladies
to their stock of white goods, Veto
ria Lawns, Percales, &c, of which
they have good variety.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-07-16
Desirable Residence for sale

H"nse Of five rooms, in good repair
we'll of water; bearing fruit trees, err
green's, &c Terms reasonable.
Also one desirable buIdin. lot with
good well on it.
l3f VIM. LANYOE, JR
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-07-16
CheInteics and Pure Drugs.

PulFord is Just opening the finest stock
nt pure drugs and chemical, direct from
first hads ever brought to this city. Call
and prlce them. His motto is, pure
goods and low prices.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-07-16
To be got only ut DaVcy's.

Roskopf's Patented Peoples Watch
with ExchanGahIe Escapement and Dust
Proof Case for SIG; warranted.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-07-16

The amount paid, as shown in the summary above
IS the same rs the agreements IN de betw, en- tn
DO dholders and the attorneys I've Statement,
will show ~ - % more, which paid interest
exchange, &c, after The agreements were ajr
The whole uumb,r of bonds issued was l2U there
hav" been II redeemed, viz Nos 81, 6S 81 -, S.
s. 49, ST, So, ST, ST. s., 50 % o. % 81. - 95. &c
81. 91, 90, iOn l0I. l02 1913, ni lns iu6. 100, lbs
l9, o, Ill, ll2 ll3, IA, li5, li6 N, u.s. ll9,
l2J. JOHN nOARE,
Town Clerk
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1874-07-16
Coupon due October lt, 1870, 20 90
Z per cent interest after due, 1 yrs, 5 .noaths
aud 5 days 6 %

At so per cent. or one.half, Is All 65
Cit,'s share, at So and 7,-lo0. Is s249 6s
Towns share, at 40 and - 100 Is los W -$4l1 65
The mo1ey was paid ny the city and town
treasnrerS. HENRY IL SMITH,
New-York tribune., 1874-11-04
The STATE OF TRADE.

LONDON Nov 3-12:3O m-United States Fvetwentv oonI
1865 1854 Is67 1921 loan 1884 Enc haI"sy naie
p do. prefTel, Al. -. -, ..L..u.,.
Tie o yesterday IA 900 bales Of which 2OOO osc'
,d ae the The receipts Of "ps Ter
the days 900 qnseis OF "nh OoOo were
Ioypoy Nov S-2p m-Ere Railway shares, 274 ,
LlVKRPoot Nov 80 mCoOn sales on the basis OF lnE
Upd, nothing Low dngs shipped November aa Deee
her ,t7 Of Mddng Onelns nothing be'
low Low Mnx shipped November and December at Cneese'
III - ryr grades American Fine Lsd. GU eNI
Bacon So 8 y ewt for Short Clear Mjdles =,
33 D. 1hc rate oil discount IN ine opei 'e'
for three months 0l6 which 7lO per eent below
England Pas dispatches aoe Rrns S' 6- Ge
LIvrRPooG Nov 3-230 mbrelosaIs quiet Rcd "s'1
ern Spring Wheat u lOdS 4 y centaL
Lospoy 3-4 .. nth. amount 81 blhon gn,e INTO ne
Bank England balance to-day Is flOOOO Psrs u'picnes
quote Rentes at 02t 35c- ,oco,.
97as ooo
below Good Ordinary shipped December aud January a. 7'4d
Lo-poy So nThe rate for money, al the stock bt
change securities 23 cent tonsoA "
L. Fyewely bonds 1905 ods lUo
Ienories O4 Enc Preferred, Ar AngoAmecn Feesraph
stoci opened - 79 Pans dspateLes quote
Rentss at 6If 3Oc.
LYEEPoo Nov 35 mCotton sales 90 tue basis Of Mddng
Upands uothn Good Ora shipped October and November
shipped and December at lllO Yarns
Manchester dull but not quao lover Lard oZi
= ewt. ..o-.,, - . -, p..-.,..
AsIwsRp Nov 3-Pero,um 23i4t for Fine Pale American.
LoNDoS Nov 3Eeniug -Linseei OIL 20 OaZo 9T c"" SPIN"
Turpeutine. 26l9 y cwt. ...
LiysaPooL, 3-EyeHug Common Rosi0. 5 Gao e~t
New-York tribune., 1874-11-04

,.,d, ssur,1 cemmo. to Good sseesss 100 D. o.ns:
Mineral has advanced owing 10 light STOCK ana
v.neiAn Red eonas, In s", , :.pgyb pgb.nse
selling Al for American vrnhon: are scare saa
pc iud upward owing TO the high price sI oaesnNe' s'
81 6p sod for tbna; selling at l72Dlsi2c
PaovIsOss-The PORK msrtei has been unsettled e
rrss heavy the close The %
sere aSated and price. -. e. no%,aa S ',s' & do;
Old Mess; $50 23dSZO ~ lot y" ~,
fI7 5Oasl7 81 HIs Prime Beef h's essp 1Isa ,
ore freely prices buyers sales a SO
plain Mes S2 5OdsiJ for Mess sud s5asl) 70 70,
Psie. Tce Beef inactive and tamei we quote 81 ezi ~
Tor Mess S22G$23 for BIira ndis Mess go VV LOT
odis Mess Cty Beet Hams quiet and tsne 'aes @ Se,,
x7G$l0 for Southern Catineas nave oee
sctive rather heavy sales oil Fesh
6d6isc Picsed do at s4do 2 sn"keh DO AZ 80 =,
Hams AT Oa9i4c; Pkled DO, lOA0ll4c ana snohci Co Nv
I25.sI3c declined with limited dmini or the uu
Ard Tor the Clear lOlsdloii 10
AMI half December and ysnu'y 9c and sho Cear sesr
Jspuary and 5lGQ9a Dressed o2s are lover AUG -r
active 7saSe for City Lard has declined snS No
the speculative lenna Ia aba Tag sae o 70
Al I3c l3l2c Fair Prime Steam. l34@io 81 nee
Rendered l5c and seller December ii &C. and seller h ~O"H''
ll94c. 49, - ,., e.,.
BTrrR-Tbe market hss somewhat improved since ou s
,,, and choice the less liberal receipts spu e
cool csned holders TO sfn their press there
nopr, from shippers fair business doing At dO
Uddlrg grades hude for WESTERN fair buSbess