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New-York tribune., 1874-08-14
The bids for stocks at the close of the Exchange,
ns rennrted by Messrs I. B. WALLACE 4 Co. were:

There was no further change i'll the minimum
rate of discount at the Bank of England
to-day. so it still stands at four per cent,
eyidencing the good effect of the late specie
exports from this side. The Bank gained
during the week GS9OOO bullion. aud GsI.-
oJ5 more to-day The Bank Of France gained during
the week $4,000 francs and Rent,'s closed at C3Gj.
In London securities were duh and steady Foreign
exchange was dull and nominal rates being the
same as Yesterday. Tue only price of gold to-day
was lp9. and Of course the dealings restricted.
I1s were made tiat and at 1! !, ?. and II per cent
f,r carving. The bids for the Treasury gold were
q IN number. aegregating S4135.00O at lO9Ol to
10q57 The award of a million made at lC9.52
New-York tribune., 1874-08-14
BANKING AND FINANCIAL

THF RATE OF INTEREST FOR MONEY Is always IN
important subject to both borrower and lender An
able and suggestive essay this topic by Prof E..
b. Elliott of the Treasury Department read at the
Portland Scientific Meeting. is reported fully in
TRIBUNE LECTURE EXTRA No, 10. Price 10 cents.
Address The TluBCNE. New-ioIk.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-14
The following are the closing nominal rates for

Money is in excessive supply, and OWING 90 the
small demand the rates continuelOw down sey lana
q per cent on cali. Prime discounts are as iast
quoted.
Government beads were dlfl and steady the new
Fites exhibiting especial firmness' We annex
nfnfin
New-York tribune., 1874-08-14
closing quotations +:

State bonds were quiet New-York Registered
Bounty Loan sold at 1O7, and Connecticut Skies at
1o2I OF the Southern issues one lot OF So'ooo MIS-
sonri Skies Funded Bonds of 1874 brought 924 The
New-York tribune., 1874-08-14
fluanlldI

KANSAS Pacific RAILWAY CoNPANr,{
ST LOcis June p, l>1+. )
NOTICE To BONDHOLDERS OF THE
~ KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY ooMPAhY-To tie hoifer' Of
bonds Railway Company Eastern Division
tie Kansas Pacific Railway COMPANY fatd the h day
Of fJuG A D. s6 and scared mortgage OF the same GATE 20
Henry NJ ArNNHde Trustees for the
bonds upon the branch Of the oai Of Company
Lasveworth Lawrence the state OF Kansas are lcby
sai ComIarv will tbs next tern o. tie bs'rct 'lf
conformity With the OF sad
mose make spl lca-on for appointment % Mahw Band
uicl7h, Penn r.ee OF sad mortgage in pace o. All
JoLa Edgar TLoms.a .eces--i. ROBERT +. CARR,
Pc. rtoft he Kansas Pacific z GumpzLv.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-14

STEARIE and valves EorinaL
TALLOW trAe active and values shade higher ns OF
900 Prime City sdsiaei 25OOO 10 at SIC and IsUo 10
77sdSc.
WHISKYIhe market moderated active opened higher ba'
closed steady abou yesterdays 6glesi sales 10 obS al - w.
nd bla Al
New-York tribune., 1874-08-14

oS4VAL sTORRS-Srins T1rferne rue qui.t
-ro saiy 81 36 Strained Ro.l ~ 1u-ter All
m ne ttuce Qgoei E.ufrs Tar AL
Pteh are gucasrse sLi qIi.t al former Iu0ist
PETROLECM-Rsi-ei o. IsTa,y active, Nth values rurg
srl, easier the e-b.An. 1900 ibls Al - 600 b.
II4c Plt.PLa The maset q4efef al price,
.se dees'ed decline embrace 2JDu tb sni 500
bh Ia. Oh glrief SPOT
and s ercbaIisbe oser Caas steady reported l7c
Nsph
PROVSIONs-Ths Pof market opened be, closet
5q
o M,.s of CITY Mess. Sr August -23 500 bb
f.r De-
n msersts rr-1est u % btls fata sl-
d.iaaudi ale - 2p to- krra
Be- Haus quet sl-0.-2 S.athel
AMI s.6 sOae27 e.t-ra Neat quiet sri
,a. zoo Smo. loc 500 Pcs~ lsc P.csed
Stouder. ~ loo smoksi Do. tQeisrs - boIe. Lstt
b.ue. II 500 = short kb II 2e Baeaa J..
I'd selrch Of CiT L0as Gear "a.
better: sale. ~ o r. sii corn
al II
iuc tgurr. 'or 4 500 Me.-ru sslu 81 or
l.L Il4s- Old, l75 Cfy l3gdls- Por f-tlfs
delivery tesr = 1850 ic e-r S~lislb-r lsAaIaL
90 frS s-irr OF he
md
fhe 70 % iLe 1-Tarr - " herr f
h.sl% ss.y, E..ss se-i,f -. -.
New-York tribune., 1874-08-14

bonds, and dsbursed $4,000 in com interest on the
public debt. The days business at the Gold Ex-
change Bank covered Gold cleared, Sli,55sooO;
gold balances $620 357; currency balances, 699,oo'
The days business at the L. S. Sub Treasury com
New-York tribune., 1874-08-14
COTTON MARKETS.

Ssv.ORLs,y,. Aug. l3-CO,on 6ru MhiAog, l67s'i Low
Mlllng lrc Good Oriinl Is 2ci Ordinary l'. ne' re
81 b1 l66 be exports eS.,.s;e 400 Bales ''e
bale: last evening 200 bales; stock 1888 bales
BaLrkOsg I3-toitOn dull hdilng ltc gross recelp"
10 bales; exports 81 bales stoct $50 bales
SAyANSAH Aug l3Co:tOn hrm quoiahiy higher hdlhng
l6, ~ bales 10 bales exports e"ast"se ~
bales: sales 81 bales: stock. 1923 bales
CaaRLEsroN Aug l3-Cotton queti Mhng - @ net receipts
oasls $50 bae. sales, 100 bales socA o. ~
bales
l3Cottou quiet lc hsheri Good Orihsry
Il L Midding 1880; Il bales l3O bales
NoRFoLg Aug l3-CotSn dull Low Mhittg l5l4i net re-
cepis 25 bales sales 10 bales
stock, 62l bale. 49, ann
MEMPHs Aug l3Cot0D Eeadv; offerings light; Low hidng
l6 receipts shipments II bales STOCK oJ5 naes
lS-Co,ton qde; seSiy MildinE lOci nei re
cepts c exports coassse 235 5aes sales % bales socs
i,i6N bales d.
lGic receipts. Il bales: Shipment b'es
L0rt.yLLR l3.-Cottol fm; Midinnl. l6isc
BosroS Aug l3-Cotton quiet Mding L. sales 80 bales
O0u bales.
CscISxarI. l3Cotton quiet; Madlng, 1880 receipts
81 bales shipments, 800 halt,; stock. i3-i bal -
WuNISGroS Aug l3.-Co,,ou quiet. Midlag. 5'ie stock
$40 bales. o.,
bales: 2b bales
PHIL.BELPBA l3COion Iueti NdiLng II isc net re
eeiuis. 279 bales receipts, I.l5l bales
New-York tribune., 1874-08-14

Til, guotAtons Cotton naau s9i
oors ~ hal, a gnne above o . the quo'el
PRBsENT pELIvERY
New-York tribune., 1874-08-14
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

IHtHpAY, Aux IL iN'9
CoTrON-There continued good dem NJ Cor spot, chiefly ron
SINNERS inquiry for boers have
met quite freely and tie market steady :. 7sierys
Ne As
New-York tribune., 1874-08-14

OFY,r EASs, P,ric RAILWAY Co Lor.s Juue p 1874
NOTICE 10 BONDHOLDERS of the Kansas

NOTICE 10 BONDHOLDERS of the Kansas
Pac toq.ny she 81 bonds u The l-i1l
Faci Rysy Company, Division now kuo-u ths Kansas
iua1r dated the ct June A. l. l~cO.
D. o the dse Joan Edgar / mIon sd
AloQhus Mre uoTiou 10. tie r1si % slE
ant the three llrl- eighty
heon ih- state Of h9asss ior sr- heF
he The District Court o.
Wya-ilt- County sad State ,mmsrls Re f Moaiay IN
Serem rrI app conformity vtl L- terms II ssd
for the ur?oleti y.taes Baird Of Pliae ph Fe-lsysl
u Eorsasv place q joan bi,4r Ilomso1, te
cesse!. ROBERT +. OAhA,
p,..f Haaifn s.IEar fa r-aFv
New-York tribune., 1874-08-14


~ Lors June %. l~7i. :
NOTICE to B0NDHOLDERS of the KANSAS
" PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPASY-To the boie.s bonds Of tie
ion Pdie Railway Comfang, Eastern D iou pCw hEo"n s. te
Rs COMPANY Ia@ the lay 0f August A. D.
l~i b a Of the John ht-lr
Thomson Ielry Alexander for the holder, u sal,
~ NisIr
Riley K4ns With The roll ~ stock al
You hereby . COMPANY viii
District Court Of WTan!ot-e County SSH
>'at@ commencing Molag September apply 90
provisions sst Tor ths appolu ~ q
Msiaes of Phi Pennsylvania hereof 10
I.4c. o: JoL- E!g.E Thomson, deceased
ROBERT F. CARR
New-York tribune., 1874-08-14
THE MONEY MARKET.
cgTICL<L REPoRE v crock EXCHANGE Shh
htGUSTl3 1874.


GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENr-lOl O'CLOCK
AND II! O'CLOCK A. NJ.
Us bsc0 Coupon, 1865 - L ; bs Currency ,o ,,-,.
O..... iNtVNV''''''''''''''-
Ss. Registered. 1881
2OOOU...... ......l2liZ
New-York tribune., 1874-08-14
NEW.YORK AND HAVANA DlRECT MAJ

" LlNH-rbs.e STEAMSHIPS sla s4 eserr lk>DAI
Per IS y. r. foot o. Ce3srs,I Tor iAE.a. -f7t
A. Gpov, - O.,
COLI NBUs. = C. Red. :..........l k>Dhl Ai.lsi -
NORRO CASTLE 7. II. MO--al......l = t>pAf Aulas =
CRESCENT CITY. j. s. Cufis..... Z L>DAt- september
Forf gtt or psse-s- msylcelt iu0ls alpf
WN. p CLYDE CO.. No. BoslHs-sreea
New-York tribune., 1874-08-14

NJ. -
CHgEsE-The demiud only moderate the receipts o. -.
. nt f tn bome r,de .bee business doing and prc
are re. s-les; the ,yerpool sdyees are sI
simmer, ar, rarg nom for fancy os nee Ano' oAfes
New-York tribune., 1874-08-14
WHITE STAR LINE.
FoR eUEgSsronS AND LIVERPOOL
CARRliN1 tbs

UNITED STATES MAIL.
sTW aSD FCLLPONERRb SIhAG>dPS rurss
s,,r,y rrsu Nes.lort ATlaDAlS IOE LssEySS - '
"a - Cort hsreo' earl ~
hAIrANNlC. SArI .DAl Aa-ust ID Al ~
VklIlC. SAiIkDAl. Aaxsst -. al 49,
OCEANIC. SATURDAY. Aaslst - a. -
REPI BLlC. sA1NkllAl Scpiemhsf , a.,
BALTIC. eAIIkpAt. ScPie4es =. -
frcn re Nsi, Sal poet- Pr 81 80 l..t,,,
PaISpssr no tfog al etssosl u.-rs, 'N-'
SAFETY. SPSkD AND NosfNNt ID. ,.,.sf,
salOoas staieroous sa t.s-f' ,ass.ss
eoa .neFs .eass N0sOa ell sxseoa' al '''A
a ~ Scent
KAlss-salooa SO gsi Rsiar neses so - - ,o.IlD
al ~ D for frcn. - - ~
cegt4.cAte Al % fNe>
Pas,ezgers pookci 20 o. nos AL yArs .. A~S->
kor-ay >seaes. ir Ia AassEalA NGaA A.
pFA'is ron al spsar 49,, Ce1rssrt
Dor u pAns Nnf e'aI 'Ai''- A..ss
scssx n. ~ sSv.1'y, Ss"lA~
New-York tribune., 1874-08-14

,c bp1ins rori, olay 5iG bale. dag week.
g ,les this day year l5ii bses C"rso dd % dsys)
ecepts 3OO7 exports B;r 5.ll bales Sek n
NewYork S3 bales consolidated st'cS llJ@'s o r"i
re o -y At the opening there advance Of l60
% Thich wa suhequenty os demand sales as io-
lows ali oD basis q Low MidlLn-s; - - 40
Sales last evening alis, n =; Y; oao Pg ~ 9cto
New-York tribune., 1874-08-14
NATIONAL Line.

F-ou Piers 81 ,ut -. North RveE
TO OUkkNS ONN ASu LINEAPpOL: "a -
SPAIN ...su- - 81 $50 kGltI. Aug. - 81 '.VS7
CANADA .Au. ~ a. y TIE ~ EEN..>tp- D. a! q
FOR LONDON UlsEt ..
DENMARK Gi1r--...............Au.s .s .. AZ &.uV
Cat.L fs.>A-e so a. $50 si.ersg- a. .fra- ~
prce Return uek,. kelrci Preps >Eerisr cis ~
Liverpool tue lo~esl rates AgSy t Co4paetf U1s 10 "
New-York tribune., 1874-08-14

z
RIO JsERo u 1874 sales for Jnt- states since oh in'
u On bag shipments 1900 bs,s; fok 81 de 5000 bags
daily $500 bales prce nominal e0vOi .i
chsuge 26t.
PIOIR AND MEAt-The inquiry for Four Moderate; Shipping
h-d. are in limited supuv aud steady Family
o and No. ami sueitne lat and heavy;
Inc close the market l. quiet for Trde buis but steady
for shipping Ersrss which Of lOJOO bb We qloe
New-York tribune., 1874-08-14
THE MARKETS.
ICNeiull, reported tor THs raIBuSB.l
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
TnrRsDI1, Aug. IS, lo7i.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

TnvGsDAN. Aug Is. 1874
IT,, following 10 complete Or exports sai9?si which
were cleared to-day fcTcian
New-York tribune., 1874-08-14

y TtE sol IN Wal - ATLASItC STEAMSHIP COAPAStt
NEw FIkSTCLASs. fULLPJWE.Eu. CLlusBlIL. -
SHIPS Psul.,lv. k.ir5sl " tar Jess' l''
t0loas; .-.-,s-r 31
GLANORGAN -
CArr,i pi..,ngers 81 ttrl.n rates on . 80.
Cr Stst,s a. Caasia 20 gofs 10 ie DHss'i NLHls - "
po'ufs Bag1su-. -. .t.l cts Al
Tl.s. s,.amsdps expressly nr he trade A., pfcr4 ~
luprov-.1r-t. icgf thleacs
CABIN AND >IGhRAGB PA>>hNGbhS ..S -
Cab'u rlt so seeoai Aao.S
>..sfAse $50 s-fai steefats
ron c4~r.r DrS~s fr = a. geFtr-s
Narue, a. tae Ccmpanf 'V
lUocI CLsubet, az il NeE-l oft = ,,.gs r. ,..,,,
AhAhiSN-s ,flft
, 1874-09-10

TO the Ettitor ef The Chicago Tribune:
Silt At q timo whom tho 1nomcntouB queB-
tion Of the day undoubtedly Is tho neans Of
procuring immunity from tho fearful ravages Of
such extensive conAagrattonB aB thoBo to which
our too susceptible city Aas beon so 6reat
victim, tho artlclo you reprinted yesterday from
oil English paper doseryedn q moro conspicuous
place. It guye simple, concise account Of q
mothod by which oven franc buildings may bo
mutao absolutely impormoablo to tho dovouriug
element, and that, too, in m oasy way, and-a
greater recommendation Btill-at Il cost
really md literally "leas than nothing" Your
columns lavo contained, since tho fire qnos-
tton ~ las occupied tho attoutioh Of the public
usud exhaustive arsumauta in favor OF pct
theories, which arc, us "WoAt.Sido aptly atylos
them, missionary, or involving such outlay Of
public mouey AZ to mako the euro nearly 40 bad
30 ably ligestcA, by the Uon. Joseph Motil it,
his mastsriy lo.tor published by yon on tho LIST
inst, would be, after oil! III expensive, ono to
tue majority of people, owning franc houses.
ltt!o moro than 500, tho estimated cost OF ou-
casing 1t with brick. But hero wo have tho
mealis OF roudering wood ncomhuHtibi0 without
cost; moreover tho PROCESS rcndors solt Pine as
hnrl and durable as teak Or oak.
Your correspondent ia tolcrntly eonyersaut
with tllo methods pracsced for tho prosoryat'on
| OF wood, mud lo IL cnllvuccd that tho plum iu
question ~ not only practicable, but, If properly
carried out. would 10 parfeotly effuctpat. Many
years Bince, tho 1nathod Of imprognatiug timber
uEed for hot climates. tho inventor claiming for
bis procoaa tho preservation Of tho timber from
dry-rot nl1u from worms: against tho lattor it
was eizoctpai and tho wood 80 impregnatod
| tnoHtd not 1Afn, your correspondent having
tried It soyeral t!1,ca in very llerco fises hut
! individually tho procosb Of mrregnating timber
, 1874-09-10

JUDGEMENTS.
aurnnfon fCounT-CoarEs Esa10Hs--Jo]ln n. Dnrand
W. Kobest J. nowon, st, ,Gla-ra!rick ONosl sa. Mc
ael l,rsnnnn, sa73.ao-u. L. I'LL Va. r. Ii. Whipplo,
'ui,uE dAnr-,James II. 1.eos N. Poer 1ayor,
fJ.81a+D -t1sofgo Bawfn Oharlca u. l1olmcs and
HDsnSzer 1!ah si7s2ssp J. raler rss s:l,,1: +
sa1as sns E%isa T. ss'oasl 's
s, sss I !; Ssa;,p ssss ;;sS:i siss
;-sa,ns ". i'fan fh1st, s;is ls-.josn Isitchari,
naes, s(aW entire.-i q itosseaa d H. vs Mon-
gS # a 1i%t :, r. 1f9rGS 9rsn l. a1s
aa.!se va JOHN T. alee 5:5le eNJ. Y. Fsswelt y. i.
Pax. traa I'D II u psso & tae f.
JAMES Duwnoy vs James lciatorsou. $500 .4;-A. D.
Ganiaa 1u.a' Y. j! qesthe e s3SssM A. 1Snbers
ETens F.her, coaonal ps ;adsmes 9s& 5aMxsy
National Ban ~. Swausca H,neltlng aud llntlu}nE
oe21Sy, or e zoesfe ,1, n: AlhStt
s5075- I. Daraeis A. a. Lohrl,n, D. NJ. Lobran.
aud Jon1shan Edwards, t'c7 .9i1drsmmes + ulrich
Stprcr, s.. g.GD-rrank lshonor w. uhhrlcs Wlrpo
sAs3 o;-!obcrt Hayward r.. 4 h shel'ton. s2oa !9-
j. rDn c g II ~ ss nrfn naow - o D. s
sspS3S iassi'r v: 4: q is@ltnse, t ssst sa@rotstS
National lauk vs.: .: 4. 0aH,nan taoi:-D. 9. snnrt
Sorero,s siS ". H. l. Tlanshnr, sa;osrs @ oor:
ln.,lscr w. Hugh Dunn, s22l7l.-D =. dooding y.
oln sauosIry, $l7t37-I. II. Sllfedt ct al. John
Reynolds, debt, e47G.1G: damages, saBjG, pitira-
William Lctch Ct n Frank Parrish and Hugh In
nla. *773G3.yr. Fairlnnka ct nj. vs. J. r r!erson
$22529.-A. Mcaowan w. Patrick mud John Hickey,
slul9c-rhomaa N. Dond w. John sencrbry. s. ].a.
-samslc Dsu Ct d. VI. j. q. q. Deas, sou: :6J.E1n
Kiowcrs VI. Anton un9orvtt.er. s57fi0.-W NJ. Sing.
erly w. Henry uriukworth, $f,95.U5.-D. H. Sporry et
nj. y $. u. " 8. IInggard sasas st-samo w. Sam
ael D. and Winfield s. liaEaarl ?y97.-ueoran Metz
q IL. ~ Aagust Mendcl $50 -Wtatn Stevens ".
Company, s., ,000.-. J.yalwortl Of al w. u l. Duwu-
Ing S2o3 u. Fuller q. j. hcr1nai SD58. a.
y. II. Ogcsbee et al. w. L. +. Downing, sG55.75-p D..
Fay III. Frederick 1IasaoEd anil Charles Trarp,
lHdoru Kalf,n1'n ". Jacob Frost. $lGl f5E. T. shcl
don Wj. Irown, S10t.-peahisEo Company ". y. ".
Hawycrs S3!5. GO.
ClRoulr COURT -coSrEastoNs- Simon Livingston vc.
Julia AEana, $i,1T6,
, 1874-09-10

Ff0t fht fsfHffHfGfEH l1HlEd.
from gentleman iFlIQ cAlle from the Oth0r
siilo Of tho rlycfsyestafuay evening, wo learn
tho following part|nulatB OF very extraordinary
accident which Lappanel at Leavenworth Bridge
over the Missouri NiYor, yeatordny evening. ut
about . O'clock: . .
Two mon, mounted Oh Mexican ponies, wcro
crossing from the lausus side to AlisHpurl. Their
uun,eB arc Mason and Albertao,l, aud they live
near Waterloo, Black lIaws County, In. They
had boon out in Southwestern kanBaB tratllng in
l,alt-way acroBH the chnunal spnn Of the bridge,
ono Of tho ponioH bocAmo frightened Ut rloce
Of while paper few stops iu front of him, mud,
in attempting to turn ronnl to ruiz from, it, l!o
backed against tho guard raia. and got ono o n'H
hriJge !; thfy throw Ito animal down. aud in lis
atrugglea to regain hiB footing he got Aih othor
lind loE through. Tho mon did all it, t1cir
power to, aayo him, aud the pony struggled ~
Tor life, but oyory motion ho made otily !nrrlod
tell it Ao wau gone. plugging from tho iloor Of
into the turbulent river beneath! Tho operation
was performed 10 suddenly TINT the 1uon ~ere
bowildorol-it was not more than minute from
tho tmo Tho animal took fright TIL they suw him
watching tho placo whore lao wont down, ard ex-
pectiug eyery moluoAt to Hoa lila load body float
away. But tho pony had 10 idea Of giving It up
10. To camo to tho surface in fow moments.
nflorEiying vigorous anort, md turning around
once or twice. lie scon,oi to tako iu tue whUln
situation, and struck out bravotY for tho Mis-
souri, shore, offectiug la.,uing about 150 yard'
below the bridge.
Tho ponies "cro not saddlel, but inetoad lai1
blankets fastened Oh with girthH, to which STIR
rups wero attached and tito animal tat wont
overheard oane out with all his rigging intact.
The mon wont on across to tho Misaoi,rl sldo,
and al aoon ~ they got down Tho grnae tho one
TINT was mounted rolo down through tile wooda,
caught t!lo othor pony, aud broilEAt him mp tc
| tho road. Except a fow hr1,iAos, which ho cot Ii
his struggles to got up, tho aninsal did not secn
to DO In anywlBe tho worse for hs hig dive; tllt
owuer, aftor fow congratuatory oxolan,atlol,s
roH,snsed lia aoat, and tho quartotto moved or
| toward beverly.
, 1874-09-10
RAILROAD NEWS.
New Signnl-Lnrnp Invented by
Supt. McNIullin.
Miscellaneous News.
NEW SIGNAL LAMP,

NEW SIGNAL LAMP.
Tic Chlcago & Alton Railroad linz placed on
tho roar ena Of nil tlioir trains now automatic
Misunderstanding signal lump. which has boon
invented by Mr. J. g. alch1nllin. tho suporin-
tonlollt of tho road. and which n oyorg respect
IL far superior to my signal limp now In uso.
aB by this signal roar colliaons ssill become I'M
roaslble. by tl1o ordiuary rod signal mud bulls-
oyo lamp used Mt tho present umo on noat Of
tho roads OIL tho rem onds OF trains IT Is lnpos.
siblo 10 judge with my dcgroo Of oortainlty thoir
distance from tho point Of observation. But by
this new light nn engineer, whom within milo
OF tho rear OF preceding train, Is onnblod to
toll withiu q fow foot Of hia exaot
distance from 1t, and It rolevos tho cngineor Of
the following train Of MI doubt as to whether lie
ID running at y Bafo distance from the preceding
train Or not.
Tl,is now signal ID composed Of tro lamps,
connected with u galvanixcd-iron tube about q
foot long and inchoa IN diameter. Ono OF tho
lau,pH Inns rod bull's-oyo lens, md tito othor
limb whito ono. The light Is placed In ono
Of tho la.upH only. aud Ia conveyed from tho
burner through tho tube on . REFLECTOR IL the
other limp whore tits aolioetod, mud nado to
show out through tho lens tho Bnme aa though
tho burner woro directly behind tue lens.
thereby producing two lighta with uniform
brillatlcy from ono burner that will blend rcEu-
}sr togtheE whotts e1n'e n Ie aow no
ra!Bod platform TINT il laa}o to reyosvo 10 ~ 10
show light in sither direction.
At d distance Of milo and upwards tho whfto
a.ld rcd llghtu blond together ana show but ono
can be soen from to 6 lntles. II within soye.,-
oigbths of nule of tho train, tho red aud white
lights are partially blendnd togetl,ar, II within
tl1rco-fourths Of d milo tic rod mud wlito lights
, 1874-09-10
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.


OFFICE or SupT. OF puHLiu PnorEnrT.l
MAp1BoH. Wis, Sept. !, 1871.
Noco Is hereby 9lfon pursuant to chapter 9ll Of tho
Laws of Wisconsin, for tho year t6 that soaod proposals
will DO received ut this ocs Of tho 18th day Of
Octucr 1a4 furnishing tho State with tho necessary
sai1onery Tor Its during tue year commencing Jan.
1875,
list Of tho articles and tho quantity Of each required,
nil bo furnished 10 81 pasons dcsiFiug to bid. app
cation to this Office, olor personally by lottos All
stationery to correspond With tho Samples noW provided
for inspection at this oce, pursuant to sa!d cator I'll.
aud to 10 delivered to tho Superintendent Of Public
PsUpory, at tho Capitol u Tho city of Madison, Mis-.
boforo tho first day Of December, 1871.
Each bid muat DO accompanied b. bond In tho rcnn
OF Ten Thousand Dollars, oxccutoA by tho bidder
nusottoA, condlonod that tho bidder will furnish sch
stauAory according tho Turns Of his ltd, an tho
trap entered into In pu1suanoo thcroos Tho surstios
shall attach to tndossc said houd thce Justification,
to tue elect that they resident fsoe'odors of hs
Sato and each worth tho sN OF Tea ThonsAMa ol-
sr1 and above ali dubs liabilities aua e1onptians
Ii psppurtt stnateA Ia .5 State. Yho Justification shall
be accompanied by the certificate OF Judge Clerk at
Court Ut Record, to tho ofco that he Is personally
auaatcl With thu surgoa, aud that he beiUYos tou to
ho each worth tho staG1 In tho lalchtut mud
aboso all dehts and fao'titlsa.
Tho contract will 10 lot to tbs lowest bidder, quality
condorcd who shall furnish security aLovu inllcatcd
Satisfactory to tho Superintendent Of Public Property;
utosldu however, that preesonoo will he aIyon to nuy
bddoF sosiug and doing buslness In tho State Of Wis.
ovus!p II bis bid sa bo low that Of any othet bid
der uut 1uug bushes. III thls Atatu.
=" 7. Q. LuND,
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, 1874-09-10

co~, erc: No, a. 7Bko. oa.n In fair demand and
hgasr NJ snsa Seseio tS sl H5s r
WItsxy-Fr1t, T tSl.ol. -, m ...u.,
hqss .non'Ssrs 'lsr ,9;SS sssr III 1
cor scQo ba; oats 1900 Du; rye. 1000 bu: barley,
ButrMEsrs- Flour. ,ooo hr1h corn, 11,ooo bas.
PHILADELPHIA. -.
pe. stes Il s ss ss oSsr assss
o1tr. finally, salla; sspere, sa5o ~ "4eas !'a
s.; sssS S4y S' sssss. ss' in good demand at '' 0''
:. @.rEo,1s,uas-Qniet .......-. ...,.
RSrsq}ar,uMnsaay T. ,,1raa ronned 11'ia1'H' 0faa''
-stss4y; for she!ss wssts5n e. n,,.
we.tsrs s,tsass 1osliss i'sls tas asfssa; sfns; ~
Eaas-Easy; oxtra Western, 22@23o.
o,wxoo, sont, oaNws'xeis,est 9Swne9; dull; old No,
'- nuFrALo. .xr,... a..,..,
srt; d arrtrs; anA eer sss st ~ aa
@Ao Oats quiet; 5000 NO. 1o'o'o - '''' ~
-, JLEVFi,AHp. ,, ,,r
CLEvEIANpt O., SEPT. M ! I, no WneAs naa
il, .icnaat anil better high 1aixss &C. 1oT ao W.:
ssss * s1;s ss !Ss Ss' 1ss as s No. aa'
y pssrno1cuM- moi Vniet; Hsanaasa white, o1l@oHc;
ono state tcats 1l,{@ilgHS; ga j., ,n o,n IN. mi,
1850 % pa. -
-. ,,: st1HwAuKEE; EgS 1nS,,. .o.r,,xrs-7,o,,
oniat an,t ucaangci. Wheat atcatly moderate do.
Nn. milwaukee,, s103: No. 2 do, 0so; seller Sep
teulhcr, v6o; Ocnbcr. o3.ip. Oats scarce and high
sr: No, e. Io;S5i7c. Corn lower and in far rtnatd
Nc. mixed, G;t5c. lsyo scarce and unchanged No
l. Hieta8'c. BarlVy acArco AIT, ntt7acod No. sprlng
seller EertgrEtert $1.03 No. g. A3c.
''i Tariailrs-T Dufalo 10; 10 os~eso. 70.
tEcEtrrs-F!ous' M r.; 0eo prls; "heas' loa Da oa's'
fonEpo, r;9J 81 "A03 A''''' 'A'
roLEno, SEPT. p. DnEApsTurrs-T1ons 9uict !aN and
ehaGG Sns MIG o da'r tla a, H NJ Villa Mchtga
el4: extra s1o l.10,< nabpr Michigan s1.085
M do cash. tio7@i. %; selIey ocsobor, si.0yis
M uniber Illinois, S1.14. Corn stcady; moderate
den,n,; high mixed, SOC; eclIcr September, 7Aa(c;
ps. 70 nise iDw 7s '1e as ~ i'm, e gho
RsSs;S;,SS; "a 5 Ssis x,s.t coo a
,irrasxIs9wksst, aso,o bu; corr, 900 bu; oats,
'''0 '''' MEMPHIS.
MEMrn1s. Sept. 0-DnEApsrusfa7Flou 5nll snd
aroopng oofp MSS excited anti higher
IousySiarkcs bare. .''
TurrEn-Bcarcs and flrm choice, SOC.
Msr2Fsaire, :is;os@loe9; e1e!ss dS,Is s3aoosaeo0.
PnoSixioss0Iari sec ard il d" .n aae1sssi Bacon act
.s;:s e 5sd higher shoulders 'es@'oo' '''s' ''4e
balcs. shimnents, Hone none. Htook, o,a13 bales.
LOUISVILLE. ,-,..o
ri unrAns1urits.iioHr ~ ' and grain qiot aud IN.
ehpnssd %nssI:,orspo,e ou,et md nn,p.nuea paeon IN
ss aassassa. Ss IaE i ia 1Se. ans''"s''' 'N S'' '
n.rn1rn.'r,rn nnrn1 Kentucky hcrar tifa14Mc
, 1874-09-10
ADJUSTMENTS.
HOOLEY'S THEATRE.

.qoutlnuot Hucce.a III Es Noristock Company. Ap
29sn;F oh.nrS u rs9urammo E{i'a5 1vst 1n Sept 1T
THE SERIOUS FAMILY,
WITH tha following powerful cast CAPTAIN MnrrhS ae'
Eni.o. Mr Jnmos 0'Nntl; Amin Dab bfeek, Mr. y: II
S4. SN,no9nt; H.: nsks. se's a4ssf M r. NJ br" "y
Saiv9s9y Sis. i,f;sy III; Mseos AK
ut :" l9 b1aS En-" Is seS ri s'S.
M kIH.i %A!!ams, Messts ntaruuh, Hrnnc, and Mt2pss
s,snsi SSPEs6st,E. I'M. iiIisss i1dio iisxyi
- Msi,! ot IT. As1ons;" 1,not-''1h wort Tsou II ~
Murtlucl CrAna, aid Fitzpatrick.