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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-30

SILVER CITY Il; its own Imitation o.
Ill. Mill River disaster, for as the Gold
Hill Ne,cS tells us it was % yesterday
moruin. that Humphreys dam, the
largest Of the dams belonging ic twelve
mill companies, located in Silver City
and below it, broke and swept away the
smaller dams for the whole length OF the
t,n,ne. Humphreys has teen rather
unfortunate of late III this respect. as
this is the second, break that has oc
Cured within Il lew days. The first
break had just been repaired with new
,iinbers wien it again gave way.
LYMAN TDIsBtE has aret butcher bird.
tbs little follow is very fame and shows
DO disposition TO fly away. But he OK
hibits his llood-thirsty propensitirs
whenever any insults are Offered him.
Maybe he wouldn't go through !. settle
ment of Canary birds. This Is smaller
bird than we thought the butcEer-bird to
be and with beak less like the hawk
tribe.
THERE WAS rumor in town last even
ing that fire had occurred in the
Belcher mine. This MAS varied to
s.ory Of AL explosion in the Crown
Point. We were unable to trace the
story TO any authentic source. and We
guess that it is q canard-anyhow We
hops so.
INsrALLATIoS.-A public installation
of tie officers elect Of the Independent
Champions of the Red Cross will take
place this evening at the Masonic Hall.
4 lecture will be delivered on the occa-
sion by q. &. Taylor. Grand Commander.
THg BAck ACTION of the new school
house is going to give that structure
quite an appearance Of extent and large
ness. The outside of the same is already
almost completed
SUPERINTENDENT HETEICH has gone TO
Ogden to adjust certain difficulties re-
girding some tons of copper which he is
having shipped for tn. Mint and which,
by some mistake, is detained there.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-30

Or ACCIDENT which happened ye:-
terday in the Helcher mine. tie Gold
Hill Ntlcs Of las: evening informs us
that Pat Hurley, working on the 1900
foot level in the Belcher mine, met with
painful and severe though not danger
Gus accident. 4 cave occurred in one
Of the drifts. and Hurley was struck in
the back by "a large rock an! an artery
cut. He bled for upwards Of an hour
before medical assistance could be OBJ
tanned, but is now doing we'll. James
Shields. also an employe of the Belcher.
received cut Of about two ana a half
inches in the back Of the head from Il
falling rock. Wound not serious. An
other employe whose name we did not
learn. but who is stopping AT the Brew
sters. fell distance OF twenty-five feet
on Monday. and was considerably
bruised but no bones broken. All Of
the above are under the care Of Dr.. Hall.
We pEsIEE to call attention to ihe ad-
,ertisomeut Of our old friend Mrs. Seek
who has once more engaged in her old
business here. She says she made
mistake in leaving Carson at all, and
that now she has come back here to
stay. Meantime John, her husband is
Old and feeble and it becomes necessary
for her to raise means enough to keep
him comfortable and keep the pot a
boiling She is q worthy. industrious
woman, and we believe it is the history
of her dry goods dealings that she gives
the ladies good bargains.
The INDEPENDENT CHAMPIONS have
been having quite busy time. Cne is
astoniehed to see SO many strangers
brought TO town by the oceedings Of
al Otder so recently established as this.
OF course the nrovt ttiIngs so far, have
been Of Il Very ardu0uS nature though
not particularly lniert sting TO outsiders.
THIS sort of an Institution can do more
good by its quiet. undemonstrative pro-
ceedings than ali the Crusading bands Of
psalm singing women that ever invaded
q bar-room or inspected the mysteries OF
a hurdy honse.
New MAGAZINES AND PAPERs.-We are
indebted to Mr.. John G. Fox-no we're
not, tither:-We are indebted to Mr..
John G. Fox's polite and thoughtful as
sistant, Mr.. Edgar Pierce, for copies OF
the Eclectic. The Atlantic, St. Nicholas
and Belgravia for August. They are all
Of unusual interest-the Eclectic being
specially rich in selections, and st. Mich
olas being profusely illustrated with very
charming wood cuts. This children's
magazine is doubtless the best and most
richly filed with original and readable
matter Of any similar periodical ever es-
tAblished. Copies of Harpers' Weekly.
Frank Leslies' Illustrated and The Days
Doinss accompanied these magazines.
Or xaculiarif.. 6,f fha xn.,l ..L;ah 1xnf |
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-30

THE BACK ACTION of the Few school
house is going to give that structure
quite an appearance of extent and large
ness. The outside Of the same is already
almost completed.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-30

SUPERINTENDENT HETEICH has gone TO
Ogden to adjust certain difficulties re-
glrding some tons of copper which he is
having shipped for tn. Mint, and which /,
bv some mistake, is detained there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-05
THE STATE OF TRADE.
PUROpRAN MARKETS

LONDON Feb 4-l2:SO mCOno for e2qs9S ior the
q2 American Small sales at anchsngd prices
Paris dispatches quote Rebes AZ 6Sf iOc
LIyKRPOOI 4-12.30 y. m.-CotiopSaes the
Ndhng pnis nothing beOs bod OnsTT. shipped Jannaf at
lI-l6d Do shipped February end Marco at DO DO de-
yeabe April and May att lllGd; DO, nothing below Low bid
dings deliverable April at Tad. -
LIVERPOOL. Fcb Al o. m.-COtiOn Is dull Mddhng uplanf
sd Mding Orleans ss0S4i fse Of 1900 bales including
1900 Tor speculation AMI EXPORT. -
LryEKPooI Feb $50 p -Breadstufs quiet Lard -
y Bacon 4OS y for Long Clear Mijdle', aud Al for
thon Clear Midles
LoNDoS Peb $3.50 p m-The Of Bullion gone into the
Bsrk Of England IN balance to-day is 4 900
LfyERPooI Feb $3.50 mOf Cotton es today 200
bales Amehe sales the basis Of Mddng CpaHd nothing
Ordinary deliverable March and April Al 7SsL
L0SDoN Fch a. m-Psns dispatches quote Rent at ,S GOe
the basis .oi MIDI ng
shipped ani February
at TAI nothing below Mddnes shipped Januar nd Peb
ruay q sd per Spirits Tnrpentue 30 cwt
LoNDoS, Feb. A. m.-RefBed Petroleum l2'4i q gallon
SrS TuIpopue So 50 6Pet cW Lpsee OIL t29 as 30 per
tan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-05

,ur and Irh. weights. selling Tss nj hut heavy seh,,
were nomna quoted II 7sa7sc Weslera Dressed we're qne' At
7i4G1Aa
Ru1y,to Peh 4-C.ruS-Receipts TO-DAY including
norte arrive ia bead. making the total supply Tor be
cek thus fr aRn. BIG for the sane
time The market but prices were on 80 &c
fresh srrVas
cse the attendance OF hpyer good and about
head disposed Of % Of 900 head Illinois steers rams ng
from a45 H. ~ 2jdS6 l2i IL bead Illinois
erng OiS - 75 80 head Ohio steers ranging from sS to
$i0S5 so. l5g head Indiana steers from W. 10
1497 H. st 81 3O6SS 5 81 hese Mehsin steer. hgnE rom
2OI 300 n - 7i2d$i 80 II bead Canals
sTng oil TO- 81 50 20 head Missouri steers, averaging lOiO
10 at 81 90
LANBsThe receipts including reported arIVas
5000 head making the total supply Tor te week thus lar
84OO bead the The market
yesterdays prices se Of t7j bead Michigan sheep ranging
from - TO "a n 50 l2d6 q 52 head Ohio sheep rann
0 5Od So AS $50 head Canada sheeD and
Lambs ranging from ~ to III 70. At 50 s0as7
HOSTILE including reported
hesd making total supply for week tns far 1900 bed
500 head time week The marset
80 Yorler, S6gsG S7 Tor ha'J hossi light
Pig at lower
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-05

EssYOEK F,b 4-BEEEsTheTe Yesterday and
st.sr. ssd ,s , - ~ A., ons and III Al The mel. yar In
'efaeT CITY carloads number Of The wholesale faugh
eon euousy su from the and trade
Inactive bot the u GG csotdsi owned by the hrm
ohors "aIs Co. end h held that ne ses effected were
81 ~ N NOS, OF the sales lO34all ar
~ 70 dress 57 y to the gross
ceasy MsPhersga Ward Gs light Ohio 2
ert nlOaalle n 70 81 their account l2S
n wac ea. eat a. lOa l2'4S 70 dress % and 3s ID
1ti 10 o. e.t al IL II and l6 do ewL, at lOl4
=, ~ 40 = o Mons WaHela Co., "a Illinois steers ert
Dsdey for Morn, Co. 70 Illinois steers go ct At lie
I0iS ~ DO sSt Al lOe 70 dress 90 10 and 80 d. Ga ewL
SGllHoa 70! Morn, Co. 100 Illinois steer. Gsa7a evt
Geo Tosey. for Morris 4 Co. is limo, ,,. e, =, 1ol %
sTt Iie 70 dress 81 NJ az W. 70 dIess 81 n l6 do Ga
ee o. D. 50 o. oes' At l0i2 dr,ss 56 ~ and rs d. So
seh9,er for horn Co., 1872 Illinois steer, sla7 ,,,
Rsamses for Morris wai1els Co "a us,, ,..... o., -
104allc y n 10 d. "a eWt at IL se " d. ~ 80,
> r. wsstbeneT sold ~ Ohio sie,rs n. evt stll,en
o. H. and 20 DO seant ert Toe NJ 70 e,,.s ~ ~
LANBs-Arnyals YESTERDAY ears or AGA 49,
receipts 20 O75 The ms.,, -
prees well sustained bat butchers arm M th
Is profit Strengthening the raies charged and paid
from purchased 10 buffalo ADD P,t.6uT Hence must
SON. sheep sod yesterday at Sc n ana d
prime range 6a7e q n About hs carloads
Ts@aia.G a.soh at the close
IN l7O Illinois Do 81 70 Al 7ise, and 207 Obos u h. Al &C.
James krbJ sold l9S Ohio sheep 80 At s TO- ana
BusHsSsS ss les STAT, sheep SO n average at so 90
az 1e4 Onos 20 p. Of eas zig o. 80 b at TIE lSl
Pdeoet sod $50 Western sheep 90 average at lei IFS
so 50 n al Gee, aud lSs 93 n, at 81 IS y 100 n.
Ease Co. sOh ~ mixed jersey sheep 90 al &C.
svs-Rscpe YESTERDAY and to-day ver. SO ears or 6s hog
svsJ Sy .i.SShts,.n b, - - VIC gre o.hsa sio
s1 sSAssA h"'s - 70. "s-as' Of os sssssisrsA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-05
COTTON MARKETS.

MrpPHp Peb 4-Coton quiet and unchanged Low addiDg
&c; receipts 1888 bales shipments $3.50 bAle'i stoe
Pan PBA Feb 4-Coiton dull; Middlug, l6c Low MILO
ding lbla Strict Good Ordinary l49i Good OHhary lAc VI
dinav lie receipt, sol bale; rss ~ bales
WusiSGToS Feb 4-Co,ton du Mid nonnsIy &c uo'
reeeps I57 baes exports coastwe "a es sales bales ''ooA
G.yEsros Peb 4-Coiion-Demand moderaie Good Ordinary
l3l4c hdng 1874; receipts 923 bales exports COAST
wise l47 bales; sales 900 baei stock llj.js2 bales
SoHToLE Feb Action dull; Low hiddhhgs la'e ue re-
,elps 1928 bales exports 09O oaies shs f'o oe'
siock 5000 bales. ,,,...u ,.s.
BALrIMoRs Fen 4-Cotion dali sB1 nominsl hddhng 10 r.
Low Mddlug 4S,r Good Ordinary, l3nss gross IeoelDt
bales exports 2O6 bales; sales, IZo baIes hhpen %
EEwORIsASs FEB 4Coon srn low grades heavy; hddns
l5A-; Low Mdilng l4as>; Coca Orlnary; 10 So IT,,
2Oi bales 10 OPS bdes sales 3OOO Dae'i ''
evening $500 bales: stock 3l3lOS bsie. ,,, a.. Low
NOBLE Feb 4-Coiton quiet and veal hlaonns IA h.s
Mddlug, l4c Coco Ordinary l3z@i net recepis 40
1866 bsesi cOaswe, S3l ba'i ''e
1000 bates stock, n 629 baies $500, -,
Louis Feb 4-Coon dull and unehangedi hd1hLg loo
800 bales; 55l bales ssles ~ baies
Boston. Feb 4Coon dull and nominal Mdllng, lb'S'-i h
receipts l29 bales 1880 bales; LOO baies' sooi
5000 bales ,.c
Feb Cotton dnl Mddhng 15l4 receipts ll40
bales; shipments. LII bales stoct, 10, 2G9 bales
Louisville, Feb 4-Cott0n quiet; MiddhDg, lbc.
Feb 4COIOn quet Mhdngs, l52-; net receipts
2i6 exports the 10 baesi oOGstHise = 40
bales; sales. !. 523 bales; stock, % 1877 bses
CHARLEsTOS Fcb 4COtton Mddnns l5I s- net
receipts SO4 bales exports 10 the Continent JG2 bAes coast
uise 400 bales, 200 bales; 1886 b-'es
lUGr.TA Feb A-Coton-DemA1d fair hddln.s l4'c receipts
7l3 bales: sales, 81 bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-05
FIRE BRICK WORKS,
HORSE and CARRIAGEM MARKET
NEw-YoRK. wednesday. T

NEw-YoRK, Wednesday, Feb 4, 1874.
To-day only limited amount of sales was
Accomplished in the Bulls Head Market For Ordinary
draft horses the prices remain substantially the
same as previously reported. The market for higher
priced stock Is dull.
The horses offered during this days sale at Messrs
Barker & Chases City Auction Mart and n. u latter
sails disposed OF as follows:
Description from catalogue. Hands. Years. Price
sPsr OF chestnut gelGings (iamble-
tOuiau stock. ................... 1913 SID w
Sorrel troting colt sired by To- $500
TOntO Jhief................s.... 100 U ooV w
Bav Lady Lambert. by Daniel
Lambert, dam by Ksls Abdallah 40 an
Chief lOo "
Brown Ceiling tHambeOn stock. l5l zoo W
Sold at private sale.
mart tomorrow. THURSDAY, Feb. s. at II q. IN. when
Messrs Barker d Chase Will Internationally offer to the
highest bidder four desirable trOttng horses OF hgh
breeding and excellent quality.
Tie carriage trade remains without change or note
worthy feature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-05
WOOL MARKET.

Rosros Feb 4hee continues to he steady demand for Fleece
nIi " oo and ur sustained Med Extra and Double
P, Oho and Peeces have been selling 5J13oe
% F,i and Pekock held 81 0d65ej Michigan Feeeos Al
ii GS1i. Deare COmbng Pieces at 6odOOe 10 super
d. ,rd y1 Pulled demand ana sell mostly AZ ron 80
~ Csl,Grpia y,nges from 22d3Js \, n foi Fail and SpDs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-05
rus oLoucssTgR PIsHBRIBs

Gtorcv.rEa Mass. Feb 4The tshns operations Of
IsTn.,, ere on small whole number OF A
ounng The month being "a against 81 In the M
la,t ,ssT Fgb,p haibu received rom ue ~
Wes B,pi mostly from Atteri fare OF ifoien hein @
Eesioundsnd oar iron Grand heDan and one SAT- hefDs " ~
EOvs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-05
We BUY and SELL

Ari.n,, STATE Sir per Cent and sevee per Cen. Bonds
Burlington, Cel. Rapids ami MDBesots First Mortgage Dosds
CenEs Railroad of Iowa First Mortssge Bonds
Cbospeabe and Ohio Six Cent and Cent Bon
Chicsgo Dsnville sni Yincennes First Mortgage Bonds
Columbus. Springfield and Cncinnau First Mortgage Bonds
Cairo sbd Pnlon First Mortgage Bonds
Chicago Clinton and Dubuque fne Goaranee Mortgage Bonds
Chicago Dubnque ard Minnesota Guarintee Mortgage DOB
Connecticut Valley Mortgage Bonds
ConRecticd, Western Mortgage Bonds
Des MOLes Valley Land GRAFT Mortgage B0nis
Dayton and hcbissu Mortgage Bonis.
Bhe sBd Pittsburgh Mortgage BOs6s
Indianapolis BLOOMINGTON and Western Mortgage Bonds
LORansI rr Charlottesville and South Mortgage Bonds
Lake superior and Mssissippi Mortgage BOals.
hississ pi Central First and tcond Mortgage Bonds
Mcclellan Midland First sud Second Mortgage Bonds
ker-Jerser Midland First ard second Nor gage Bopd,
New Iork and OsugO First and second Mortgage Bonds
New Haven xtdletorn and Whmanc Fiat Mortgage Bends
Nortnrn Pac Seven Three ten.hs First Mortgage Bonds
Port Huron and Lake Michigan FIRST Mortgage Bonds.
Rockford Rock island and ~ Lous Prs, M0rgage Bonds
81 Joseph ard Lenyer Cy First Mortgage Bond,
sanduky, Mansfield and Nes ak Fiust Mortgage BONDS
susDenson Bng- and Bne Junction First Mortgage Bonds "a
Southern Minnesota Fiat Mortgage Bonds
West WiscOrsin Land Grant Prst Nor gage BosdS
Washington CITY ~. e. improvement Bonds
Wisconsn Valley First Bonds.
All Miscellaneous BoBds generally.
II. e WILLIAM. Co. 40 wsllst. N r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-05
Steamboaiu ano Railroads

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonlc
s.ny,n,. Railroads. 81. LAURA 10 tiscsa
u,.s No slrh New Isrh ssa ar Aass tsa BRIDGE
"a sss.af RRIp3kP0Rr - scsre
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-05
6tcdmboats ano Kailr6aos.

CLNTRAL RAILROAD OF NRW-JERSSY,
s.,I ALLssTows nss TO TAX wssT-Ps~saIs' nt p'.ss
soa,h BnsA H%p,ss Jsaesoa .s Ds...r.
Dros .o vi. hi.s Y, s.rs sA 6 I'D rrs
Pittsburgh and the Yves" ,o % c,atl Psnayl',n, an r,vTr
WINTER ARR,N1gmESr 1.T
so s'I B. e.: ,' s.s -..
"s"' Ss. f. 'aI o. f.iss St'' '''''''' he
l.a.o't Tss..d, %ysIsT Sc co'a'ot'" jsosaos O'.
Es,as. s.y .osg. ss.a.y, E..... A..-
Ss a Essoa Ss CS1as y,@.rs. w..s~. ss..s..
io'sos .- %-wsy rr.a tor sonsrnie
n .stS Cam aSss; .S%a % ss1 H ...' L..
ing Columbia Lancaster. spsI,H. Pos1iie aar.sstg s.
$500 %Lw., Tfs@ s sss r,..' s.a a., x o.,
Jsnctios vita Del LACK. snd Wet RI
500 m-"y rr,B iei sons.nhs AMI FssOso%
SP5S Nv. y% Tl. .Rs foT Pi.os.h
,osu Rs.as, a.S,Sar s' pis1rSs 6s.s, e.
s sI%T SI.r lrS 81, i f.; SG"'rr7.
1907 n-lEnlys.a,l-Pot Es.ton
~, ErrS.sS /" 5i5,aS 500. so T. nso as g"
o 95 49, as isr 5 s so i'3 ss5 sio III
1880 $40. S:l6. 1880 li4sp o,cvpo
Hp BuD-r, oeo.r.l Passenger Sse 49,
ERIE RAILWAY. WINTER ARRANGE
b1 aI b.p. ; a' "a Ss s So s "s 1873 Nv" c
800 zCinnsn1s and Chicago Day sIP's.s Dr''Ax-Rss.
ISi5 %%scps., MT xs fsr B1s.S AMI sss E.. .s
10 m tDav-P.sise REpr.,. Wet sleoips cO.A..
through 70 BagalS Hsn Fs Cudnasu De'r"t and Chs ss
without chsns..
Trains leave FOR
POr Jerus 90 300 1880 ,nd b0:iS $50 10 10 sas
oO.Ssr saise-p 9 300 ~ 80 900 1880 1915
= a.. 345 4:30 'GJD snd TT III 900 l04s TO-.
sDd 80 tau, connect Mdd,,oFa viii SsSr,r 80 D.
geg, Midland Rairosd.
Wsrs 300 lO;t5 m and 4:30p.m
saro'p, s. Si5 ;. $3.50 1890 aud i5i5 ,. w. so $ L.
Ridgeyooi Hohokus AnerdAe and Ramsey, 20. ot5 s.
IS 30 no. 30 lOd5 $40 D. g. 1870. sad 'll.30
. NJ ~ noon 'l.i5 3l5 5:i5 4 f:fj . 5l5 8 'GS. Y.
sl5 1880 ,nd y 80 p and ~ Sl1r3sV nights olT
Newark 80 7. $3.50. iOl5 AMI 1880 . M. Bio. as &
ana $3.50 o. m AVID ~ SATURDAY. nights - - - - -
Ruhsrad Perk and PaSsslc 80 x. 1880. 10 'lO;So IL
noou 'l45 4 5:lj. 6. 500 10, 1880, sai 1880
and y. N and ~ SaarisY nigbG only
EpgeuoOi 90 and $50 m. 30 3.lJ, as gJ. 20.
$50 and '7:4b N. and 2 Sstarsy ngbp oniv. - -
Crssssl D 49, AID $3.50 1880. 3.lJ, ilJ, ODD . 81
sparthi, ). 70 ,nd $50 100. j;l5. il5. AS 'se
$50. t745 m shd ~ SATURDAY gut ony
Psrnont and Mack, % ana g 30 1880 jlS ia1 o3
$50 i745 n. .nI ~ Sa:urag nights onl,.
Sprn0 Valley aud WAY. and $50 A. m. ii5 N. 4.
hOrr-Tran. leaving CGambers hall hoafs rsys
Twenty thrst n minna earlier hsn above e,vias
Chambers hour. eaV Feu % i 80 miaaes esrles
Bo hst A. 1880 and 1880 .. eonneeasS
midnight trains start from IN nDers T. only.
Tickets Gts in hrssing AL ssepax
be obtained orders the cheekn{ AM ssaa
be lett At the Comp,uys ohs-24 62s snd SoI
BrooTn the Company, DepO and Of Agents 81 Ne
principal hotels
'DAy isanisu Only ,o trSnodass nadle'o-a osH
JSO n. ABBOTT General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-05
Snpinus oduks


CHARTERED BY THE UNITED STATES.
~ TIE FRERDxASs SAVINGS AND TRrsr COzPAsT.
A NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK,
No. 1875 Beeckerst., New-Yorh
INTEREST LIST OF eah month date o. jsps
desired.
six PER CENT Compound Interest Certificates issued.
Interest paid by chee II desired deposors residing oat the
oit,.
Esps advantages afforded to Executors Guaans Trustees and
others hsyihg in charge Trust PGnis
The following persons are among the
TRUSTEES
Washington, 10. c.
Hon. PKKD. DOUGLASS
Treasurer OF the United States
y v Second Auditor u. y Treasury
IL BLA.. th Auior q. \ Tressurr
ZAINOs AuIOr District NJ Columbia
Hon Wut,W ernot u Massachusetts
BANK HOUKsDaiT from a. 10 4 sal d MONDAY aud
SATURDAY NIGHTS from 70 p.
J W. ALVORD, President
q. W. SIICKNBl, Actuary.
A. N. SPBRRY General Inspector -
SAM t. HARRIS. Manager
~ Send for Circular JOHN J. ZUIILl. Cashier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-02-05
financial.
DROOKLYN CITY RONDS

RKOOhIfN CITY BONDS.
SEa,ED .s ~ o s i a1 osos,
SO 200 IA M GK NM Ros 1877
slOOOOO PERMASRsr WATBs LOAN doe 10 1904 and 1910
100000 BaookLrS CITY BONDS do IN 1855. -.
offered in addition to accrued interest,"
The right reject proposals. considered to the
tetesi 9th. citr T. A. SCHROEDER Comptroller.
CLEVELAND. COLUMBUS, CINCINNATI,
- aud INDIANAPOLIS RAILWAY C0MPASr -slocshol1r, Of
Western Raod compnJ ,ni droa 10 the inisre., Of aid
undersigned LELAND BROS Co. 10 Nassau It or
J. SIS. FERGUSON, IS Pine,t,s.T.
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA AND WEST
ar Of sS c c s.sds & mi aa,,r fGT H. h
The Once G'le CoPp'q 20 Erch7se p,. on TUEsDAY Es a.
Books clos. 90 IN. 18th p p CaAaBERs Soy.
Owes rHs N,g.YoRx FRs Is.gE.so1 COL
ELECTION.-Tho Annual Election for Di-
a eo Of tbs COMPANY $50 for three In,Pesor Of sssS9 w
pa 1 III one d.s Of PbT. ia % p 3. opsn a IL
N and close at / 3 N. AUGUSTUS COlsoN. Secretary.
nor SALE-A first-cass 900 MORTGAGE
sad a , goo pSP sqd a,r@tsi
FOR SALE,
NEW-Y0RK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER
FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT BONDS.
WOOD q DAVIS,
COUX FERIILIzING AND SANITARY
Two-shirs payment p,ten snd material One
third held by said COMPANY TOR working pa sGd Gp,od hI.as
delts no date 1900. A. W NtOhl President
Feb T. 1874 MORE A. :. OSBORN, Trustees
Subscrbei before h 4th DAY February, 1874
ARCHIBALD GARFIELD Notary Public kins' 60
NEW- YORK AND OSWEG0 MIDLAND
~ RAILROAD FIRST MORTGAGE B0ADHoLDEiS requested
with slung What honis they ho imneaI a.
teatoH important ALLEN, STEPHENS Co., - ilnt -
NEW-IORk I PER CENT BONDS,
RAILROAD BONDS,
also other choo. stocks and Bonds paying per Al
'''''' ALBERT H. ETCoL.Y Co.,
No. ~ Pne-st, n, Y
n. B-Inve,tmenl Securiiie. .peei,lir 22 years
NOTICE.-JERSEY CITY BONDS STOLEN.
purchase following Beads Of CITY, which
iny AMI t. he stolen
SEVEN PR CENT FORrYYRARS COUPON BONDS for $1,000
Zach d,ied JPr s5 993't AZ rs d; i5 io2 g
423 i58 III as .i i27. I2s 40, $50 i3l sll AZ
Also SkykN PER CEyT MPROYFIENT BONDS FOR ~ 900
taiet Oobe l. lsI; unaag twenty Tesrs numbered Spl
7G2 763. aud 27Gi
T. 4. CARMAN.
City Controller Jersey city.
Dated j,nu,u q. 1874.
rgVHE annual meeting of the Stockh olders Of
the Oomsrgaiae Sia u'actaTng Company AMI eon I,T
- on FRIDAY Teb. - 1874, At O'Clock n. HERMAN
KNUBEL Jr.. SECRETARY.
TmRp NATIONAL BASK. EAsHvLLF Tenn Jan IL. 1874
WE are prepared to attend 10 the FU NDlNG
w and RRGiSTBEfSG Of TENNESSEE BONDS. Information
cbeuP given AMI copy Of the Funding g i9,Rssel sais On
Ne refer 10 Importers Etousl Bank SerioE; Bank
Of the Manhattan Co. heE-fork
WANTED TO PURCHASE, at u discount
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Proposals

FaI COMPANY. OfFCh ihlhD 'lSN'
Drp.nrxEyr. o ROAD AND TRlSsPoRrArios
NRwYoRx Feb. 3, 1874
WRITTEN PROPOSALS will be received at
w bs once until lOh day Of JANUARY az ~ Scioct non
q, Al. pRIyLEGH Of SELLING such EEWSPAPEhs and o'he
publications. upon all Of the passenger trans asd Al o. we
on. "a The Ee RAILWAY (eIept In the Ferryhoae and
saloon At ststoal also such Ffus Gan
Tobacco and Cga the President 0onpsJ nav aPp'e
st he nenod Of one wear from March 10, 1874
successful bidder will be required 70 ehSu.e N sas
eient faithful performance an !" VIC e NV
faree said privileges
~" JAMES &. CLARKE, Third viee-presdert
TINTED STATES GOVERNMENT, Minis
@ 70 Foreign Senate aud Hosss o.
also Committees Of Senate and House See TRIBUNE Ab"AHA''
Pnee 20 cent?
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FORTY-FlRST DIVIDEND.
SIXpENNY SAVINGS BANK.

NOTICE-A annual dividend at u SIX PER CENT
will he ded deposO Of this bnk for the six months
ending FEBRt AIRY who be entitled thereto All deposits made
FEBRUARY 10 will be entitled 70 interest from the ist
A q
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Sir per interest the outstanding certificates OF poh WIZ DC
holder, thereof or legal representatives, on aud AFTER
TUESDAY the 80 Of February merit
m ouspdin, certificates Of the issue OF 1870 vi" be rsdeene %
thereof or legal representatives, on and amer
TUESDAY the 30 Of February next from which date al 'h
In ~ The certificates produced at the time Of payment ana
~ .,s.,,.. which were issued for gold premiums the
r,,nep, Of interest and redemption Will be IN goh.
dividend Of 40 per declared GA the net earned
M Come.py for the rear eBdg 3' December 1878 o 'ha "
- ~ J. II. CHAPMAN, Secretary.
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~ Commencing MONDAY. Nov. g. 1873.
LEAVE kEW-fOkK. PIER -. NORTH RIVER. foot ~ hss-
BY to
this and connecting railroads;
m-POr Philadelphia Lopg Branch Red Bsni. Pon Mos
Toms RIVER wsrs'0sP. vn.qd, BndSe,en Bay sad, ..s
iptfmeds stahobs Writings for IaefeSh
400 m-Ror Long REQ Bank Port honm'aa i'As
River. WAretOrn. and intermediate stations -
Long Brsneb Red Bans Tons RIVER and nlefnel's -
l15 o. from Phlslephis Vlnesnd, bnuss%A Day ''s ~
points Tqcteron Railroad an ~
F,ys vYork ~ Philadelphia ony " 20. 49,. -
Hrpress freight lines dairy sI rmadepna itom rlet -
Of R.etor.I Freight received mil sad delivered Psilaas
rhla early nett morning.
+. r. FINCH. Agent Pier 5 n m oo,v
NJ W. SBRAr. j. W. eOhs
2uusr utendenl