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, 1874-04-29
The HAVISn
THE WEST INDIAN IN LONDON.
(Eurp. MaiD
(Eurp. Maid
Is PUBLISHED

stance that there is 90 power to grant any pen
slons to the widows and families of those civil
servants Of the Crown who die while in the
performance of their duties, whatever may
have been the duration of their public service,
and more especially with reference to the for
eign and colonial services and to move a reso-
l%ution.'
An exceedingly useful almanac and directory
of British Guiana has been published at the
COlOnist office in Demerara.
The amounts included in the Army Estimates
for military purposes in the colonie for 1915
are as follows bahamas, l2,370z;, Hondu-
ras, 14,45U. Jamaica, 71,621 Wiudward and
Leeward Islands, 1913, 1891. The regimental
force in the Jamaica command is 1000 Of all
ranks, and in the Windward and Leeward Isl
ands 1874 The figures are about The same as
those of last year. The colonies do not con
tribute towards defraying these charges.
In the annual West India Islands Relief
Accounts, Act of 6 & Wet, cap GO. the
only balance outstanding on January 5, 1874,
was 1891, which has still to be paid by
Montserrat.
Some samples of sugar manufactured in the
central factory of the Colonial Company in
Trinidad have arrived in this country, and
have excited great interest. In appearance the
sugar is very attractive-brigh hit and sparkling;
- 2 - M X fJ
'ImoS' Pe'IeclIy pure Inc CoIon'aI company
are 70 DC congratulated upon 'n!S result OF t1elr
sHlt au1 enveIPL'se. mere IS no "ouo5 mat
I'll - H,nG = eugal Ju?S ieit IRE 20 would 60
1SPaoiy - Isl !. - - ~ louu"y ""0u
o"9 NJ ~ " eA0et'eHcle7 were Ano"u'
Au9 question Oh cen'rAl I'cIoIleS III Jamaica
- maNln9 some ADVANCE, me report OF the
0eiect ToinmiVlee Of the legislative CouncIl, 10
"nom the question was referred mas been PRINT
Cd Inc COMMITTEE are favourable to central
factories IN the island but they. are not Of one
lnlho as 10 tne proPrlety OF giving to the en-
terPrlSe government guarantee The que8-
ton IS to be brought forward Tor discussion IN
cne council, ana an opportunity vii! then be
presented Tor referring 10 IL again at some
!engtn IN TINS column
Inc reputation winch lad an interview with
Tue Cnapcelor 81 tn9 HEobequef on March -
on lne sGCJ9ct 81 loe sugar o"i.eS' was OF a
nIS"ly I"noep'la' ana representative character,
ne west lnaIa committee was represented
oy ItS acIIn9 CHAIRMAN Mr. Al4rryat, and also
oy Mt Gnamoe1S, Mr. Cfum Ewing attended
Oh oena5 OF inc !" est INDIA Association OF elias
Cow ana or In0mas Edwards Mos on behalf
, 1874-04-29

reduction of other indirect taxes to the same
amount. 5. 1t will obyiate the necessity for
making those changes i'll the mode of collection
which this country has undertaken to Join with
France, Holland, and Belgium in establishing.
6. Every reduction in the sugar duty has b en-
followed by a large increase in the consumption.
Its abolition will therefore benefit not only the
consumer, but all those connec.e5 with lis pro-
duction, manufacture, conveyance, and disri-
button, by developing and increasing their
trade" Similar statements Were also present.
ed from Liverpool aud Glasgow. After the
drputation bad been introduced, Mr.. Chambers
addressed the Chancellor in q speech Of great
ability and force. Indeed the points we're so
clearly put that they commanded at once the
hearty assent of all the members Of tie depu.
tation. There is 10 need to give the speeches
at length. The Chancellor, of course, would
not say what be was going to do He
asked a number Of questions that showed a
knowledge Of the subject, which in same Of its
features is extremely complicated Upon the
whole, it may be said that the demonstration
was an extremely satisfactory one, aud ought
to have important results. The Budget is fixed
for April I6. a few remarks viii not be out of
place in this column upon some of the arguments
used by the deputatiUn in favor Of the abolition
Of the sugar duties. The principal argument
is, perhaps, that such a course will increase con-
sumption. The figures ON this point are rather
interesting Every reduction Of duty has
been followed by such an increase. In 1854
the consumption was 4l6,607 tons. In 1875
when the war tax was put on, the consumption
fell to 377,307 tons, 10 1857, when the reduc-
ton OF duty took place, the consumption i'm
m~edlateIy began to increase, From 1857 to
1868 the increase was slow but steady. amount
ing in the latter year 10 about 90. 900 tons
oro.+ l, r,o.tftr n 1877 H., T SCI tIo IN. 81
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1874-04-07
NeqO MIJlinery Goods
la AT Newport, Pa.

r BEG to inform the public that have justre-
Il turned from Philadelphia, with iul assort-
ment OF the latest styles OF
MILLINERY GOODS,
HATS AND BoNNETs,
RIBBONS, FRENCH FLOWERS
FEATHERS,
CHIGNONs,
'f' LACE CAPEs.
NOTIONS,
And all articles usually found In q iTst-cass NIL
linerY Establishment. All orders promptly at
tended to- As-We win sell all goods as Cheap as
can be got elsewhere, .paa u sfsr
DRESs-AfAKING done to order and in the la
test style as l get the latest Fashions from New
York every month. G0iferlng done TO order, In
all widths I will warrant all my work to give sat
Isfacton All work done as low as possible.
" ls ANNIE IOKKs, ,r4i
lsea8 5di Cherry Street, near the Station,
5IGls ea5i Newport, Pa.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23

on IN. Mdns Upsnd nothing below Good Ordinary deV
erabie July ssd August. ct SID. . ,,,..
June 222 mCotton-ssles on tse basis o. na
ding Ups Ordinary shipped MAJ sssf do
DO deliverable June at do DO deliverable August and sepem
Der st Si nothing Mddpgs dsverabis June
Ssi Talow, 40 v ewL -
LJsDoS, June 22-3 m-Ehe Railway shares 2t'4 ,oo
LIVERPOOL June 223 m.-Of the Cotton sales todv o'oVV
ba.es American. - II,
June 22-4 Of bullion nto the
England to-day $4,000 Paris dispatches quotes
Reutes Al 5af 40c. o-,
June 22-Uns States FveT"en bonds " Tor
the issue OF 1862 , Al,
LIvEKPooI June 22 Cotton-Siles the basis OF MD
ding Upans nothing beox Mddng deliverable June and July
h 316i
AyrvsRP 81 af for fne pale American
LnspoS June 22-i3U m-Ere Railway shares 23t0Zo2
90. preferred. 40 .
LIVERPOOL June 225 nCoon-Sses Of shpmen, Of 'he
CROP the Of Mdpg Upsud nothing oeo" "ood o
nary, at 3 III Bread,,uf. 6mer
LosDos June 22-;le6ned Petroleum. lU4i per gallon.
LIVERPOOL June 22-6 the basis OF hidhns
Upauas nothing below Los Midng, deliverable Aag and sep
ber At SSi
LoHDos. June 22.-Tallow, 43'39i3'6 o per evt.
LosDoS, June 22-Eyepins s-Lneed Oil, &29 s. per ton.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23
COTTON MARKETS


s,v,yyAH june 22Coton duh and unchanged; Miing l6i
net receipts. 22l gross 22l bales exports cosise lJjJ
bales: sales III bales; stock. 1906 bales. 49,.
PmL.DEPHi June 2-Co,ton dull, Mild ing 11'4c Low Mid
dngs 1880; strict Good Ordinary, loi; Cool Orlnay l3'ic
Ordinary ir; receipts 2OS bales gross, 23D bales
dull Ndiing 1919; net
receipts exports, coassie 81 b1s stock 1870 bales
SgwURLE,Ns June 22-t oon esG.er; MiidhDg l1c; Low
Mdlhg l67s ordinary, IA sc.; Ordinary l2l4; net re-
cep J2j bas 9j7 bales; 10 Great Britain $500
bales coasws G33 ba sales 1000 bales; last evening Z1O
bales: stock Is, ,jji bales. o,o
ttNCISx,r June 22-Coton gue Mdings lie receipts 233
shipments l9l bales pnners, 200 be stool l3S bales
BALTIMORE, June 22-Cotton dull Mdding, II Low Mid
dng l62 Good Ordinary - 2; receipts az bales eI
ports l2j be sales 80 baes spnuers 90 bales stock
GGj bales. ,,.
MgxPHls June and unchanged Low Miings
bales
CI,RIysroy Jnne 22.-Cottpn steady Mdting, Ice.
Low Niddhng lj3c Good Ordinary. ljc; receipts, 3ii
bales. exports 0Ji bales sales 200 bales s;oeK lOO9O
bales
Mlngs l7c receipts 9S bales exports, coi"iSe, 3i
bales; stock 1Ot.3 bsles. ..., -.
WILMrSGroN June 2z-Coon dull D na Mdilng l6'ic
net receipts bales 1868 bales stock, 3lI bales
EoEYoLK 22-Co'ou dull and unchanged Low Mdiings
lc; receipts 800 bales; exports coa"isr It bales sales
10 bales; stock I707 bales
~ Lor. dull and lower; Mding 16',dl7c
receipts l22 bales shipments 1876 bales
22Cotion heavy anl ower Mdilng Is &C.;
receipts 213 bales; sales, 40 bales; stock 5000 haes
June ~ 2Cottou qaieti Mding l1e net receipts
2l bales; sales. III bales.
LOUISVILLE, Juae 22.-Cotton quiet; 'Miiings lC'c
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23

HAY AND STRAw-Tbe inquiry onlv limited, tie arrivals large,
and tending Prime Hm"in at
s2t S2J; shipping Glde a. S2Odr2l straw IS
que Long Rye Sl3dtli short do, 81 q
Sl3; and Ost al Sl7Ut22
MOLAssEsT market is dull and prices nomns nm.
Cuba Centr fuga and Mixed Z 3Od
35c Clsyed 36d zoe Cuba Msovaio Refining 31G4l
Grocery, 42aIsc Porto Rico 4Od'Oc bnghh
Islands 4Odj2c. aud NesOrleans, 7Odo5e
NAVAL STORES-The market for Iurpenine continued
oeengy quiet there aher trmns noee,b on the
part holders who offered stOc eiee the only sales were 40
80 end 80 oil bbi 3b 3 less 5oc y bh
STRAINED na quoted 81 80
FOR cargo lots grades dull Tar
81 Washington Pitch active sales Of loo bbls City AT
~ 10 delivered
POyISIOSS-The Pork market the demand chiefly
for EXPORT prices ghsr sales cash and regular 1850
bbls AT 7jaS SlG % for 800 bb Western
Prime 5 favonte brand Of 100 bb New Mess Tor
nnre delivery bbls Mess seller Ju Sl7 500
Sls for August SS 20 I'D Beef firm and fairy active; sales
Of 80 bills 50Qtl5 for Extra and SlldSl2 90 Tor Plan
Mess erce Beeis inactive aud pFees are nneeT-
tam qulet and steady I'll 0S22 foI Southern tt
fairly seve sales OF LOU SMOKED ans al
l2dl3I4; 1000 Picked do, lll2 l5OO fIe.h Hams
lOI1a lose; shoulders Sdss 900 Smoked d.
l2j Bellies l7dls 9tf 40 boxes
DO IA average Clear l0c 40 boxes do Rib, lOdll 10 sy
ersge at csc Bellies Ssd9r Baeoe que bat
firm; Clear. lOc aud lOee ihD
sllsbs quote at 7esd7S4o for CITY
o 100 tes al ii e1
lac 800 tss Refined CITY At
future delivery hear Of 100 Juy II s. l LOU
seller IL lll6c $50 seller September IL l3Io
BUTTER-Tbe oUly moderate demand and the MARKET steady
former figures. We quot.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23
feeling III. MARKET Ice being the price paid today for ness marks
w'pn.rr to g'd,loss OILS dl5i
Southern. loss of.....- dl4
Dack Eggs. loss of. dlS


Of Western. We quote; ,.,-. o,,,
state ami Penn dl6ia Southern. loss Of. dlt
Canada. 10 adlb Duck dl6
Western prime Jos qdl6 Geese Bsg loss Of :25 G2o
PBTROLBUMThere fair business IN refined today bat the
offerings AMI prices barely sustained The sales ncuie
500 prompt delivery l2's. 45OO June l2c 5000
bb. August I3 moderate request at l7dl7
Nspbths steady Of 500 bbls City T Crude insc
tive and pominay unchuged quoted 4sfoe for bulk and saBc
for bbs The primary generally quiet but steady and
ouoed a, foows Petroleum Center Oil City 81 l5d$l 20
T,nsyis al I7iasl 90 Pstefs Sjc for United at Wells. and
si I2dsl Is at River The philadelphia matet dull and
changed Of 5000 bbs deversbe IRON h 10 OH August a.
l2,4c quoted At l2nsc. for June
RCR-Tbe msrhe STEADY with fair trade demand sales
Of 30 within the range Of 74ds and 100 bags Rau
goon al 6saG7c
sUGARS-There limited inquiry for Raw Sugars buye
and sellers bepg their the sales embrace 52O hhds
Refined 7s. and $50 hhds Common TO Prime do at a9
7s4e We quote Far 70 Good Refining At 7aSls Prime d. at
sisaS hhds and boxes Nos 10 70 l3 at 2G94
No II Clayed Refined is firm and in fair
soft Yellow Sd9e; do White at e2aloc Crushed, l0's;
Powdered, 1Osd lOa4c; and Grsnula,eds at lOlic.
sTKARIN-Ih inactive buI hrm IL 2c
Western and l3c for Prime City. .
TALOW steady aud fairly setve sales OF l6O hhis Prime CITY
10000 ouotown stock at Sao. the latter price
for fancv.
wHsKYTbe market moderately active and s,e1dy sales Of 20
q
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23
financial
HAAR e. Co., 45 Wall-st., offer for sale az
i i market price ST JOSEPH AND DENVER CITY kiLkohp
Western BONDS which convertible WIG 'ne &c
int eresti into Of Company.

Tax Yxw. YORK Central HuDsos RIvER r. r. CosRur
TRglsuRgK's OFFICE. Ngw-YoRK, June ~ 1874 ,,,
PROPOSALS will be received at this once zee
MONDAY the 29,h Of June inst for OSh ~ =,
LION OP DOLLARS O00 In tb- FIRST Mortgage BONDS O.,
thu Company Bonds will he issued the fo Of CS1Pon
Bopd. of 81 Registered" Bonds Of to0OV sna
sO each bearing interest," at seven per cent p.ysbs on
Jsnuary and lt Of July principe, due Ia iyo3 Ibe ho
which they are secured FIRST LIEN tho enhre AfoAd
property and franchises OF the Company. tt,
sealed and properly ndorsed and shou
state the denomination Of bonds wanted and th nAme
which Bonds to be sned should be @ %
E,cb must be accompanied check for equal TO 1--WE fh
CENT the bid such to be applet osau pay
ment acceptance and 10 be returned case Of rec9
The will ready for delivery on ThksDAi July = ''
Office when and whe the baiuce must be paid
The the right to reject al propc.t one,e
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

DOMESTIC MARKETS. n
: sf 3 n, If bel. f:s" sass o,9: s;
the lowest grades the highest Of White
y:.r 4S'. Ss%i 5 SaSi5 Ss SP.6' %
S. bush o1. G5S93 1u.h: Pea. a0s bush Bsr M, !d
16j bush Caas shIgHsnThsai 9 025 ba.n Corr 1920
zoo bush c.. Fhi' o d1 WHEAT ls Corn l9 o' S
5css 9.ssr s7Ss5 >, A%Sst g 5Ss$s. Whit.
q T1sa Sn @ icooo 6s SS % Ts'Ss saT, sps
Ms,e: nj 81 f5s oss f Is Ws Il ed d. os az o Corn sS @
tive Of fgh Msed at GS III 80 Western at G8GGgG 9,;' @
lev Ni arm c,naia, 81 9Ods2; Western ST. sodsI 90 Pro
i BALTIMORE asI Jaus very du Low sdns 1ess
5 Flour que HoNsris and We tern slOerfn. 81 25 81
90 hIta: - 55d DO my % SC@s & S, " M, ,s s9pe9s rs
in Iad,n, Red IL 3jasi 45 Western spring.
Southern white sos ici southern Yellow 7esc for New M!sd
& @ % s2 % M R Sa itc' Il ws Rye da
9Oa9jc is uaeh@nsd Prono9s que. and s9chanzs Chse
Batief-wt.tsfH irm advanced Whky ncmnaIy 93Ge9c-
wSsat S@GsS seI Ia"f sas M s%aa as e. ii s 81 %
3s s SD s. 81 Go5 q n l a:n.ni I al lsi' R N g.
e6s s i..e @ SS s9 q e A9s1 s & R & L0T atie s
aSaaGsac Rye .cdy So sod sjc barley nominal
ss advanced s6 o5G$iO To- Bah Meats ar
de%;gd a.! eer e Shoue' S eoe :Go & Aase fs ssGI,
corn to BGro & Ia the open boaTa The aiieFro9a Wheat va,
6Gl Jay PoA steady aad Lard :siay no
shpnent,-90OO bbl~ Flour 900 bush Wheat i27oO
bush Com $4,000 bu,h. Oats. 1000 bush. Barley
uo@H. unea;%se Corn Si Mse Gs@Jie Oats
57c Rye dull drooptg 90c Barley nominal Butter IN
good the best other qualities da PORK quiet bat
f% at Sl7 75G$S Lar. q4s 6s " dTI i5@e Ut Ig e.i. @i
6,ner shoneI' @ Clear Rib ss he'd a. po' 'eli at
sides loe & wshy on 0 aaa & in good ds%'nG at e,,v
Extra 5ias 81 No. White q 4G%si a7 amber ,s,l MICH,
Louisville June 33~foar unch,rsed Corn dn ard
In AIR a
erst and qncg % at si sls 2I B1e1 q% & 11S n''ns G
sS:ee & c . r Ri iS s E%s t.s M' s G'! Jan ana s
= qst ga gne39n:e . :, wssI' 3 aT,f; t
q 2 3a ana we9s a. . tl S for SG , ,S Sa ''ay At
dul and o@na' g5e for No sPnns oy''9n' H qaf r"A
Gs Bls Mde 0 solas Land Ilal2; or S'ssei.-Whsa, I
S S ?a pa wl. S 2'SS Gs ca and S
Mrsrar. June 22Foqr dull and nominal Corn unsettled ani
Lard and unchanged 2ql2' Bacon qaet anI unchanged
oswsGc June 2For steady: of 300 bh. at 9 %
%oisS Gull ~; & S'i loo Sa;S 5S5
SS,s f1 ws. | Man at Il ST. con qast s BE Cora
Ncil-f33 for Be'e 5 o 5soci i toa Miset NE y @ ua'
Canal friA Wheat ia Con- and Re &C. to @ seT hSra s
York Railroad frs.is-Four. SOC; Nssiorl ioe
Ab,ly 5te lasc Rscep-l OOo QC0 bush Wheat 2Qogo @
Wheat 327OO bash Corr GOO bush Rc 5000 feet ln%beT
d Count Choice, Western Chocs 20c PAR to Good
ose's sm NeT icss S'',e s P5"e Egi a1t, md
ady Pennsylvania fresh stock l9a2Oc; Western do l6d
qs'?fS ase: sl aa - ' 5oa 80 f sup1n $ E
ioI % S 80 dl e a 5oas 50 for A%be Il s.
whie RE ane9.use Con- aFm at so' for yellow" Oats ua'
June ?Gn, ws sN R snise 81 i sSS @S1 uegn
u Hih B sS sSa 81 ha 81 jay SG SS S Rs 81 ,ao
Sc hf & ~ LS oS % aue 81 % Oats siad higher At H.
for 30 S for H 900 % Sa Sa i5 wGts BOO Ga CORN ooo
SasS 900 6o. Flour, 1000 bush. Wheat
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23
Broadway Savings Institution,
Cbanfes tor buslIcss ttlcn

L'OR SALE-A RESTAURANT and EATING
HOUSE ing doing business of el1O pei
day. D. GARRISON 597 S1,h-sve.
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23
CTATEMENT OF CONDITION OF REGE
- TIRED POLICIES OP The NORTH AMERICA thOlCA
IIPR IysIIRiN COMPANY

- TtRED POLICIES OF Ifb NUhIH AhLNIO" V''OrN'
LIPB Insurance COMPANY.
" II AND 10 wARRRN.ST.. N. Y,
Por Week Rnding June l5 1874 500
Of Policies in oo
of
Set reserve required o policies In force ascer'
tame ,a al Tue " P....... 2Oj22 20S 40
Amount actually dePSeu "a I 1 yernTep, B5nis 2Oj6sG
m'hI IN POM, s ~ ~, ~ W ~, mon, 1852 81
'"P''' "" ~ n u MORGAN, President
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS

LONDON June 92l2:3O munitsd States R.rw.ny bonds
1868 1881 Enc RAwsy shares, 23a
LONDON June 22-2 D. mL-Ere Railway shares, 23s4
LvKEroo June 22-l2:30 mCotton Is easier but no, amt
aby lower Mdting Uplsnds 8t4 Midding Orean, saIsi
s.i 10000 bsss iasrax 9oVQ gs YRs ,peesSs ..,s
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23

- Boormsn Johnson JghH A. Stewart trustee ct al y~ IN
e ae Of The superior Cont Of .ad County FOyl Rome Circuit
Of e% Ts0Ig & pSTs B, % G 3 decree oFeoufe order
Superior Court the Chsncery SIDE OF s1 court as w
W H. Underwood judge OF said Rome Circuit Chanceor pe,h
mi mower 10 carry do hereby notice that ne, N
sell public before the Courthouse door the t oi ho.e
& on the Tn ay being tie srt TUESDAY Of Jul, neIi the io
lowing property wit; That entire portion % ,e S & sni b.sg
IN Georgs commencing at point WHERE sa ISs M %
Cont S Pok sorxs ard running through said County
Of Polk to kome County of FLOYD thence through .
ia the Cony Of whtSe Georgia all the rights;
be 6srs and , Sgs e.tes stations depot eand and
other property in Railroad ppearng or bel uzing
pr,oS Of .s defendant Sea Dalton Railroad
O%Sn Of Th,eeT hn now y tue Vo i or ma be- IN the band,
AMI po,on OF said the state Of Georgia cons ~ OF al
tools scaes, loose iron and all other ps,na pfop o. Ibae s
erza sema Rome 9nd Dalton Railroad conpsny ]
Terms o. ; ion U h~rf a. shal be- required by
shall be p.ii after tie dag Of sale
oo oo' the DE-. sale b tie said COMMISSIONERS Tie balance othe
sh' At such time 2; h. be appon b r bnce
oners he paid cash or By credit OF the amount OF sua
placed the ugment Of oe onre IN ss cSus 90 ,ne D p
Railroad Company as directed o, s,ia n svs honnJ
th aggregate to be sod ior no ess man & ave y, a. SALE
made hundred housnd dollar affirmed provided
Upon fa compliance sale titles to the property will
purchaser By the Commissioner should Toe ppnaf I
or purchasers comply With the sale be or hy sha @
fet sum paid oyer or ear and Oe @ @ .g prr Seg
NAV deem proper property both a an persons o ssl
& I ,ys E9ma on aud Dalton BESG&MS WHY
DANIEL ). PRINTJP,
The for gong syer.emtu under the supervision and ap
on I minutes o he the proceedings in said cause
lSSI ): " II. UNDERWOOD
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23

Coit ia runnDf 10 q.adV io'
more halt a above below the quoted
DELIVERY
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

MosDAY June %. 1874
AsHESTbe receipts tosy ~ pk Pots quiet but firmly
held 6a,c Pearls dniL
COTrON-Thcre better dmnd for spot Cotton an the market
firm but prices we learn of important chane we quote
New-York tribune., 1874-06-23
NEw.YoRK AND H,RLEs RA Al CosPAsi leasedC ,
TRHAsURsK's OYvicg, GRASp CsSTR,L DEPor.
NEw YORK June 20. 1874


=
PROPOSALS will be received mt this Office
i until MONDAY ooh INST, for ONE MILLION OF
DOLLARS f 0O00o) In the Consolidated Mortgage Bonds Of this
Cnnpanv These Bonds will be- the form OF Coupon Be nds
$1,000 each Of Registered" Bonds Of 81 00O 80 900 aud
$4,000 each barng Of May
and LIST Of NOynber principal due 1900 The mortgage which
secured m lien upon the railroad and franchises Of
Conpsby Bach proposal be for price dat and should be
properly indoed and should the hind and denomna
bonds which Registered Bonds be
issued should be accurately given.
Each accompanied BY cheok for equal 10
per Of the bid such be applied toward
OF acceptance and be returned IN ease OF
ready delivery THURSDAY July = at this
once when and where the balance must he paid
y VkADkRbIkE w.. TyAtsSs
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-08-13
For the EAGLE

EDITOR EAGLE: BY your perml,, ion vii
ia: ni>h you with monthly statement for I'll.
month of July, 1874, aud also for the CORES
pondinc month OF July. 1873. There were
oaded here IN July 1873. Isl cars; and in Iu-
Is ls-i. a66 cars. The cattle shipped in July
~, were divided among the several place viz;
Kansas City $50 ears, to Chicago by Atchi>on
100 cars, TO st. Louis Via Carboniae - cars.
We have had avery satisfactory market here
this year. Quite 4 number OF orr cattle
change hands in the yards. Buyers are begin
inc 10 arrive here from the east looking after
feeding cattle. Among the number /, Mr.. W.
Pour. Of Illinois. he has already purchased
2.50a and will buy A. many more. We expect
4 healthy trade here th, fail JNo. CLINE.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-08-13

A special froil Dallas, Texas. 10 the Calves
ton Nsrs says that Capt. Beall. just from Fort
Worth, brings information that the Indians
had captured two mail s,ages-one going, one
coming - between Wichita and Fort Sill
There were only three passengers, all o;
whom. with the driver. were killed and scalp
ed. We have heard OF no such trouble on
the line between here and Fort Sill. and If
such thing did occur. Wichita. Texas. must
have been meant and not Wichita, Kansas
The truth is from oEe-half 10 ihree-fourths OF
the Indian outrages telesraphed over the
country are pure czuards. And there is now
little doubt that some OF the murders commit
ted upon the border and in the Indian Terri
tory this spring wrrc the work OF white dcs-
psefadces.
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-08-13

NJ. +. Hudson. the master of the state
grange, accompanied by Mr.. Hanna. the chap.
lain. spent last Friday in our city. meeting
with the county council and consulting the
masters Of the subordinate oranges of Sct--
wick county. all for the good of the order.
Mr.. Hudson. who spent the forenoon in our
office,i> quiet, plain and unostentotious gen.
tleman, apparently a sound minded prsctical
farmer and withal close observer of men and
things. He had been travelling much of late
throughout our state and he said when he
first came in sight Of this valley his feelings.
after his first surprise, were those of deep
relief and qualification over the promising
prospects of crops. The broad valley iringed
with lines Of timber and dotted with green
fields looking grandcr, larger and more refresh
ing than any he had visited TO the state. That
visit will not be his last In this county From
here Mr.. Hudson went north by train after
having spent pleasant day with the breth-
or
The Wichita city eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1872-1883, 1874-08-13

NJ. II. Moser, who has some sixteen hundred
youn. fruit trees growing on his place two
miles east Of town. when he saw the van guard
of those hoss-hcaled, red-lcgged, corn-bi,ters
coming bought couple of wisp brooms, and
making a lot Of weak white wash or liEc Wa
went to work thoroughly sprinking the 70 ia.e
and body Of each tree upon the place exsept
about two hundred. The two hundred were
stripped Of every leaf the next day by the corn.
caters, but not \ single whitcwashe, trce was
ouched