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Life Insurance..

The Washington Life Insurance Co., of
n Y, have established an agency in our
city for Goodhue Co. and vicinity, BY an
pointing Stiles Raymond, Esq. Mr.. Ray
mond being we'll and favorably known in
this county, will, no doubt, do large VOL
ume of business for this old and reliable
company. We notice that the Washington
is an all cash, purely mutual company, de-
claring dividends annually. No Co. in the
United States surpasses the Washington in
character Of assets, they being securely in
vested in United States and N. Y. State
bonds and first liens on real estate, We
can cheerfafly recommend the Washington
to the insurance public as being a safe, re-
liable company. with large assets, and a
company that is admirably managed.
dw2E
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Cheap, Cheaper, Cheapest.

The bottom dropped out. Everybody should
hnow the best place to buy.
We keep general stock Of dry goods.
groceries, clothing, hats and caps, boots
and shoes, trunks, straw goods, in fact al
most everything needed for family or indi-
vidual use.
We can, and will do you good if you will
give us chance. Call and see us every-
body, and we will give you good goods at
low prices. Money saved is money made,
come at once and satisfy yourselves; we
are always ready and willing to exhibit our
goods, and we propose to do business on an
economical cash principle and invariably to
do the fair and square thing.
We have few ladies' straw hats and
parasols left which We will sell at cost.
Come and see what We can and viii do.
SIMMONS &. sTRANDNEs.
Cor. Main and Bush street,
..sss.s Red Wing, MINI.
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JOHN MANSFIELD has his furniture
store filed with splendid stock of goods,
neatly arranged, and presenting tasty
and attractive appearance. His new pat
ent wire safes, with revolving shelf arms
tor milk and pantry stores, that need to be
kept cool and away from insects, are charm
ing. They are absolutely insect proof.
Every housewife will want one His sign
simply reads in plain bold letter. "ll3
John Mansfield 113." Do not forget the
place, No. ll3 Main street Red Wing,
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Reunion OF Co. F, 9Th Minnesota.

The first reunion Of Co. F, 9Th MINI. VOL
Infantry, took place on the 25th ult., at the
residence of Capt H. B. Wilson, with the
following named "Boys" present: Wilson,
Parker, Pingrey, Brink, Simmons, Jones,
Taylor, H. Peterson, c. Peterson, Aug.
Peterson, Jno. Nelson, W. H. Featherstone,
Malmborg. Eggleston, Oskey, Hemmings,
Cook, Tubbesing, Braman, DR.. Swain,
Kinney, Lewis, G. johnson.
An organization was affected for future
mtetings with short and comprehensive
code Of rules.
The following officers were elected for
the ensuing year: Capt. H. B. Wilson,
Prest. Lieuts. Parker and Pingrey, Vice
Prests. Simmons, sec.; Nelson, Treas !;
and an E1. Com. as follows: Brink, Feath-
erstone, Swain, Jno. Nelson, B. J. Taylor.
The next meeting was appointed for the
24th day Of June, l875,at the residence of
Capt. H. B. Wilson, in this city, 2 o'clock
p m.
The pleasant and smiling faces bespoke
the feeling with which the " shaking was
conducted. many Of the "Boys " not hav-
ing met for about nine years, and the
hearty laugh that followed as each remind
ed the others of some Of the comic scenes
and incidents Of the three long years indi-
Gated for certainty the spirit of enjoy
ment which pervaded the reunion.
Letters from some Of the absent ones
were read, which were full of encourage
ment and brotherly feeling; also some of
the field officers sent their hearty greeting
by mail and telegraph.
But as the long list Of names was called
some Of the absent ones brought back to
memory scenes of sadness, wherein the
mufled drum and solemn dirge conveyed
the remains Of one or another of our COM
rades to his last repose. "Grub Pile" was
called at the National Hotel, where, instead
OF delicious dish of I" Hardtack," splen-
did supper was served, and enjoyed, much
to the credit Of the gentlemanly hosts, and
for which the hearty gratitude of the
"Boys" and the ladies present is hereby
expressed.
After supper few short addresses by
Capt Wilson, Lieuts. Parker and Pinprey.
and many others, enlivened the occasion.
With the exception Of few illusions made
to the fnon-commissioned staff and the
! Blow Hards" Of the Co., the general
tenor Of the remarks were congratulatory
and every one expressed great satisfaction
for having been thus enabled to enjoy !
few short hours. B
4 Let us meet again .
Or OF THE g BoYs.''
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SUBSTANTIAL brick buildings a,

SUBSTANTIAL brick buildings are
springing up on every street in our city,
as by the hand Of magic. How to insure
this rapid growth right along from year to
year, will be easily solved by our business
men by following up the wise plan already
adopted Of combining their capital and
uniting next time in building up large
manufacturing establishment.
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Red Wing and Vicinity.

The steamer Osceola left our levee
At 8 :30o'clock yesterday morning loaded
with happy company of excursiontsts
and made the rounds Of Lake Pepin and
back in good style.
BY reference to the proceedings of the
County Commissioners in another column
it will be seen that they have authorized
the settlement of all Indebtedness of the
County coming due in 1875.
Cannon Falls sends back an " Echo"
to Red Wing in her wonderful prosperity.
This growing manufacturing village should
be joined to the greatest primary wheat
market of the world by iron rails
TO be able to pay debts before they
are due is the natural result of having the
best wheat growing County in the State.
The County saves three hundred dollars in
interest by this step. and Goodhue County
Bonds are at premium.
The new Post Office building, the erec-
ton of which has been commenced by Jas.
Lawther on the corner of Bush and Third
streets, will be an honor to our city. The
room to be occupied by the Post Office will
be 22x80 feet, and the fitting up Of boxes
inside is to cost $4,000. There is to be in
connection with the Office freproof
vault. The Office will be fitted up in the
most modern and tasteful style.
MIR. E. J. Hodgson, on Tuesday of last
week, received tidings of the dangerous
illness of his father and hastened home,
arriving only in time to pay the last sad
rites to the dead, the father having died on
the very day that news was received of his
illness. Mr.. Thomas Hodgson came to this
State from Galena, Illinois, in 1854, and
settled in Greenvale, Dakota Co., and pre-.
empted the claim on which he lived until
his death. Mr.. Hodgson was "A years Of
age, and has been great sufferer for the
past fifteen years.
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The property Of Geo. Wilkinson,
situated on the corner of Third and
Bush Streets, offered last winter for $4,000,
cannot now be had for less than $1,000,
and the price is considered reasonable at
that figure. This is the way property in
creases in value in live CITY.
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Our efficient Post Master, G.. c.

Our efficient Post Master, G. c..
Webster, received a telegram on Saturday,
from Major Strait, that the allowance Of
5000 year for ten years had been made
by the Post Office Department for the rent
Of proper Post Office building in Red
Wing and he was happy. Mr.. Webster de-
serves great credit for his untiring exer-
tions to secure this appropriation, whereby
Red Wing is to have Post Office suited to
the large amount of business done.
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mA FARMERS Look HERE.
have for sale the best Self Raking Reaper
and Moving Attachment for the same ::
the best Iron Mower with no wood about
it to decay the best Self-Locking Horse
Rake; also the Edward Harvester. manu.
factured at St. Paul:
l. 1t is strong, durable and simple. 2.
1t is light draft, and easily raised and low
cred for long and short grain. 8. 1t saves
all shelled grain and scatterings. 4. It
elevates the grain, either wet or dry, with
less friction than any other. S. Two or
three binders can work upon it. 6. 1t is
superior to all others in down, lodged or
tangled grain. 7. 1t will harvest grain
easier, cheaper and cleaner, with less time,
less labor and less money than any other.
Call and see me before purchasing.
R. H. DOWNING,
8w32 at T. B. Sheldon & Co.'s Office.
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ne& Prices still continue low at Ever
sons. Ribbons at 25 cts. per yd. until the
18th Of this month. Pattern hats and bon
nets at cost. Shawls. Paarasols and ladies
suits must be sold. CAL early and secure
good bargains.
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GREAT AMERICAN TRIUMPH
McCormick's Advance Reaper was the only
article on exhibition at the Worlds Fair at
Vienna to which was awarded t,co Gold
Medals.
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IT is said that variety is the spice Of
life" II that is true of other things it
must be Of Reapers. And with that in
view. Mccormick & Bro. are this year Of
fering several kinds of machines. Tothose
who have large harvests and wish to cut
IL or 20 acres per day, we can furnish our
six and half foot New Reliable, which
has the latest improvements for raising
and lowering and for taking up lodged
grain. For those who wish for a light
draft combined machine we offer our we'll
known Advance which, when changed to a
mower, is the complete "McC ormick Now
er," more of which are sold and used in
this County and State than Of any other
style Of Mower. These machines are war
ranted to cut grass and grain in any con-
dition and on any kind Of ground that a
pair Of horses can be driven over. Farm.
ers are invited to call at my Reaper yard
and see my sample machines.
E. W. BROOKS.
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AThe most perfect looking glasses
ever brought to the Red Wing market of all
sizes, styles and prices for sale cheap at
John Mansheld's furniture store, l13 Main
Street.
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Hay rakes, sythes and snathes
1t 6. H. Smiths at Grange prices

%-FARM FOR SALE.-A good stock
and grain farm, containing 81 acres, situ-
ated 3! miles from Red Wing, on Spring
Creek, with abundance of living water and
timber; $50 acres under cultivation, mead
ow and plow land, two good farm houses
and barn, farm could be divided making
two), will be sold at low price and on reas-
enable time.
Inquire at the office of The GRANGE AD-
VANCE, or Of JOHN FREEMAN on the
farm
N. b.-This farm was formerly owned
oy Rev. Norris Hobart and is known as the
Hobart place. 2w3S
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H<gHlf you want comfort and happi.
ness for the rest Of the summer 20 and see
John Mansfield; and lay in supply of his
wire musquito preventers.
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1HFlf you want the very best fur
niture at Granger's hard pan prices, call OF
John Mansfield, ll3 Main St.
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hTlt you want tirst-class chambe,
set cheap, 60 to John Mansfeld's, liz
Main St.
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@ Taylor Sulky Rakes at my Reap
er yard. E. W. BROOKS.
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aE% Great success OF the Tavlor l.
Hollingsworth Sulky Rakes. 10000 now
in use in the United States.
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%D. G. Hill keeps for sale va
riety Of moth-proof paper mating to be
put under carpets which is pliable, and
serves to protect the carpet. We have
tried it and consider it just the thing. 5w32
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Bed Mattresses, that cannot be
excelled for durability and comfort, nor
equalled in quality of material and make.
are to be had Of John Mansfield at the low.
est cash prices.
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~ Hollingsworth SuIky Rakes at
my Reaper yard. E. W. BROOKS.
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pE THOSE best teas formerly kent
by S. V. Roath are to be had of Sargent,
Roath s. Co.
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"a PRODUCE wanted at Sargent,
Roath & Co.'s.
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Ss Ssss,; $sld q; s.iS
s "i siIsiss n: ss.y ,isss s
s sSa ASKED Ss s a @ Yss iS 9s
Late. we heard Q, sale a New York Of s99 bcs q
g. %s ie . III .iseay
s1''s : i SsFsSs9 tals q Snl assS's
ss ss'
ssd is ss. ssssS "a. III
sIss: Sssiss Ise hogs Win
sas s:y I rs sssra n q
ssss y s,s:: J, I i: si;s e
hs@s SS a. sa.s
@ % s'sssn sss
s. =. 'lssSf :ns y P;sslsa
+ @ s1a = Ss''s issdf %
s. IS s,ssi Ss
change s"ne in ,Ss r respect -
ebay but remained firm on the basis ol79.o Tor
hSds q fair 10 good At a. nsd %as onG
nasSS ssssy ass
H ay+c. tor powdered ana crushed We quote
lslT 70 seed fair re 1c.; soOS prime:
Soxss Nos. e IS s,ss age; smoIassss hhds and
Dutch standard; Nos. e Se: go, lotoia,
Porto Rison,Reaning, common to prime, ssss
Standard Nos $40 L. 61c Java-Dutch sta ard
Nos 10 to u ne a SIC. Neutrality-suspicious. and extra
kicE.We only to note a moderate jobbing trade
al steady prices Sales 80 tlerces Carolina at lrom
IKE as3c according to quality and 10 bags of Ran
The sales foot up i3) terces at lllsc Il7Sc. per
TALLow active Arm. safes i50Up ibs. at
7ssc. = l3l6c., according to quality.
WHiSKEY.- Receipts, la55 bbls. The market mod
eratey active and nrmer closing o7c. The sales
up 40 bills at 96c. 96,ac a SIC.
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For future delivery basis low mddlngl the sales
have been evening after three O'clock
May, 30 at l6z 100 At l6 2gS2c June, 800 at IKE 800
II slde sS TGa soS bale. foasy up . three MAJ ..
Apri. 100 At 2syac 400 It is lsisc LOO " ls sac
AZ Sligo 500 At Is isSc. 100 q Sc loo at iSisc
May /; ao AZ lS sl;sac., 800 at Y7c'. 800 at
June 100 az II ssss. 200 attn 5.isc 1000 a. II lcssc,
II Is sac 100 at l7sc TO At II i53c leo at sc SO At
II 1880 July 100 at II sl6c, GOO at l7,Sc sepcm
bales. Grand total III 900 bales Exchange.c. paid to
exchange POO April for May The receipts AT the various
ports were as follows ,a!yeston .4s bales; New or
9s2; WILMINGTON. 73 Norfolk, 7si Banmore, io3; New
YORK, lss Boston 49, Total 1901 a bales This day last
were quoted as ioiows:~fo Hayre, by sail, Mc 40 70
steam. py saii, Compressed. 70 Liverpool
:, FLOUR AND GRAIN 0Recepts-Four Is 49, bbls wheat
24575 bushels The fonr market was dull and heavy
but prices were nominalv UNCHANGED The since
last including all kinds, foot about Il 900 bbls
prices within the range OF our quotations, Corn meal
In demand and sold to the extent of i00 bbis Mt
SAT for Brandywinc - 81 80 for Western and 81 20
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Tne demand for wheat was light and prices ic &C.
ns market ruDs g The sales so S1oS
5hs.ss ss s i a. M 9 q s
spot ana to arrive in DAY or two IS Tor car
% ,Ss Se g. % for S y q s. for white
sales aggregate about i5o1 Bushels at Sc Sc for
a. Eses 49, 81 ls Ri%S
weseG II c white and e Ole tSr southern do 9at.
1922 SIsS ' is1 s. At @ mixed
s; sa
ofESersey :. q At l.; SSss leads asd AZ
,s nSes ss sa ss "a s%Gdias a
ssd ssa S or or iced g rs ss.S Sr i.
s ground feed, $ss, cob meal. s2s per ton.
cSicy 70 ag
grain which was shipped at easier rates Rates cot
STEADY There very little demand Tor tonnage Tor
1oS Ia yxaesBcp by steam grain n.
sais; q sS e bushels
%Ss 81 's S ss yis
s,sas sSs'a ss's lssis
Ct eark es Srk for
bark 6ss tons, hence TO Antwerp, general cargo alta
McLAssrs.-Aside from jobbng parcels there was
81 bS business S Gcpord but the market r% 100
New crep-oues csnrus sS% and Sc mixed c
:'s If %s:siSs Eisss =
NAVAL STORES -For spirits OF turpentne the market
was trne more active, but at decidedly lower prnes
shs best bid The saies include i25 gbs At &C. and io
strained was abous steady, although weak ut y y 2
u 81 e. 300 e smss SYf sD Il g'se
In the amer grades the sales were 800 bbls. No az
quoted steady at 81 siS 81 d, and pitch at g 7k
fined was auict but fruer in sympathy with the od-
vsnced prices demanded for crgdc ana higher market
livery. a. le; Nay QuoIcd at l6s@c i6zn iAsa xssar
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the UNITED STATES TREASURY.


The balances in the United States Treasury at
the close OF the day were :-Currency, $259s,O5o;
special deposits Of legal tenders for redemption OF
certificates OF deposit $55s75, 900; coin balance,
.23O, 937; including coin certificates $35 1885, 700
outstanding legal tenders, $3S2,0O0,O00. The re-
ceipts from customs to-day were $339, 900 and from
internal revenue $1s5 7O2 The Assistant Treasurer
paid out to-day $4,000 on account OF interest and
1880 In redemption OF 1ve-twenty bonds.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds closed steady at the follow
ing quotations :-United States currency SKIES
1161s III; do do, 1881, registered, 1873 1917
do. do, do, coupon, l2ih q 121s; do. ave.
twentIes, 1882 registered, l15 115A; do. do. do.
coupon, 1lsA 1lsa4; do. do, 1854, registered,
1lG,s Iii; do. do. do, coupon, 1904 1907 !;
do. do, 1885. registered, 1l61 III; 40. i've
twenties, 1885, coupon, 1919 1211; do do, new,
registered, 40 1lsA ; do. do, 1866, coupon,
11s5s 11916 do do, 1857, registered 119A 40;
do. do, do, coupon. 1857, 120A 1907; do. do,
$685. registered 119N 100; do. do, do, coupon.
1l9X 120H; do ten-forties, registered 114a lis
do. do, coupon, lax rs; do. fves 1881. reg
istered, 114a< 1154; do. do, coupon 1864 1867.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
London advices report that the amount OF bull
lion Withdrawn from the Bank OF England to-day
on balance was 100000. Erie was weaker and
lower, declining from 32h to 31A Paris dispatches
at i've O'Clock quote rentes at 59f SOC. consols for
money 92s< % 1919; do, for account, 92X q
90 1916; hve-twenty bonds. 1866. 1861 1861 (;
fvc-twenty ,bonds, 1857, 1OS3a a 1Os5S; ten-1orty
bonds lo4h; new aves, 1o4; Erie, 3lts q 31a4 New
York Central. SIX 8s. Market dull and heavy.
SOUTHERN SECURITIES
were generally steady. Missouri skies sold at
9AN and new Tennessees at IS.
DANK SHARES.
With the exception OF one sale OF Bankers and
Brokers' Association at 90, these were neglected.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Business in this department was comparatively
well distributed, although the transactions were
in generally small amounts. Central Pacific bonds
closed at 943I a OAK and Union Pacifcs S5ss a S5A
for arsts, so s01 for land grants and s5x So
for incomes. Chicago and Northwestern CONSOLE
dated gold bonds brought SAX. Western Pacincs
sold at s7t4 SIX. Michigan Central Fights. 100 Il
New York Central first, coupon 1861; Morris and
Essex first, 107; slorris and Essex second, 1o1
Rock Island sevens, 1861, and Chicago and North
western flrst 10oX 101. Lake Shore consolidated
bonds were steady at OK for coupons and 96x 1or
rnOistnrad The IafnSt hds wara.-
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Allowing Tor the difference in the warehouse ac-
counts the exports for the calendar year 1873 are
In excess OF the imports by $2s0S3l; white for tho
corresponding period OF 1872 the imports exceeded
the exports to the amount OF $1Os,47371a
This report contains q statement showing the
aggregate trade of the United States with the
British American Provinces for nfty-tnree years
and detailed statement Of the same Tor 1873.
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MEMoRANDA-ER1E hallway COMPANY.

Total since January L.. "a, 49,, $40 $4,4a5 663
Decrease Tor the week 500, 416
Decrease for three months to date ....... $780, 9l6
board Of trustees, duly appointed through the
American Exchange National Bank, oner for sale
$1,0oo,Ooo OF the coupon bonds of the city OF Gin
cinnatti, bearing 7-3o per cent interest,", payable
semi-annually. These bonds are part OF an issue
Of $4,000 600 authorized to be made for the con-
struction OF a railroad connecting with the States
Immediately South. and which, when completed,
wi 1t is said, add largely to the wealth and popu-
lation Of the city.
THE FOREIGN TRADE OF THE UNITED STATES FOR
1873
We are in receipt Of advance sheets Of the
monthly report NO. 81 OF the Bureau OF Statistics,
showing the values Of the different articles i'm
ported and Of the domestic articles exported dur
ing the year ending December 81, 1873, as COM
pared with those Of 1872 The following are tho
total values:-
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THE MONEY MARKET.
Money loaned on cali at and per cent during
the afternoon and showed less precaution than 1t
has recently exhibited. The discount rate Is I'M
changed. Foreign exchange closed quiet and frm
at rates previously quoted.
THE GOLD MARKET.
Gold closed at 1l3H after an opening at 113x.
from which there was drop to 1l3H after the noon
hour. Opinion is divided as to the effect OF the
veto Of the President, although there are not
few who look to an ultimate advance as q conse-
quence OF the endeavors that may be made In the
direction OF resumption The speculative evil.
however, be 1t great or small, will be nothing com.
pared with the general good. The rates paid for
carrying were 8, az, 4, s end per cent.
OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK.
uOlu Uhauce5 81, 1876, 600
CHFfeDcf balances. 1,345 3SS
UioSS cIcdrauCcs. Al, Jl5s 0OO
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT.
Currency exchanges $96 923, 244
Currency balances. ..................: 3,763,7 TOT
Gold exchanges. 1858 739
Gold balances. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 671,553
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FINANCIAL.
A UGUST BELMONT h co.
n Bankers, 10 and "a Nassau street,
issue travellers credits avaiIabe In all parts OF the
Messrs De Rothschd
and their correspondents.
Also credits aud teegra phic transfers
money ON California, EUROPE and Havana.
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AT REASONABLE RATRs-MoNEY ON LIFE AND
Securities insurance Of all kinds effected with
panies. J. J. HABRICH CO., III Broadway
A STOCK AND GOLD PRIVILEGES 800 FOR
"A. lOU shares, 80 days. $500 $500 Double Priv
ileges 100 shares 80 days; $50 for $1,000 gold all on
mission exclusively Call tor explanatory and
gu Citations. HAZARD MONTAGUE, No. Broad St
A STOCK PRIvILEGES-S5O FOR 90 SHARES, 800
for LOO shares OF stock At lowest market rates
The only safe method OF operating in stocks limited
application. TUMBRIDGE CO..
Bankers and Brokers' 80 Wall street. New YORK.
AT LEGAL RATEs-TRUsr vUNDs -s5Oo6oo; SUMS
JHGOB v. il. wYCKoFF co.,
81 and 66 Broadway, New York. and J63 Fulton street.
Principals with documents only Brooklyn.
NJ JOHNSON 4 BRO, I6o BROADwAY-TRUsT
IA. Money TO loan on New York Brooklyn properly
Tor term OF years without bonus second and leasehod
Mortgages cashea.
COMMERCIAL WAREHOUSE Co--CAsH CAPITAL.
change place; warehouses. Atlantic Dock Brooklyn.
Cash advances made on first class securities demand
and time. Cash advances made on all kinds OF mer-
chandise stored III our own warehouses or consigned to
~ ~ TAUL j. ARMOUR President
JOSE J.. NAVARRO Vice President
JOHN BAIRD, Second Vice President.
FELICIANO LATASA, Third Vice President
Paul ). Armour, VIM. d. Bowerman, G. II. Deamater,
jose + Navarro. Eelieisno La:asa, Juan J. Joya,
WILLIAM TOBIN. superintendent of Warehouses
JAMES CLYNE. Secretary.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON PRoDrcE MARKET.-LoNDoN. April 22-Evcn.
fng.-Common rosn, 81. Sd. Is. per cwt.