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Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-12-04
WHAT He WANTED.
= Domestic Episode, Such as Occa-
siOnaIIy Happens.

The bolt on the back door had needed
replacing for long time, so it was only
the other night that Mr.. Throcton had
the presence of mind TO buy new one
and take it home. After supper he hunted
up his tools, removed the old bolt and
measured the location for the new oRe-
He must bore some new holes, and Mrs.
Throcton heard him roaming around the
kitchen and woodshed, slamming doors,
pulling out drawers and kicking the fur
niture around. She went to the head Of
the stairs and called down
" Richard, do you want anything ?"
i" Yes, / do ~ he yelled back. 4
want to know where in Texas that cork
screw is ~
Corkscrew, Richard ~
/" Yes, corkscrew, Richard I've looked
the house over and can't find it,"
Why, we never bad one Richard ~
Didn't eh We've had dozen of
'em in the past two years, and l bought
one not four weeks ago. It's always the
way when L want anything"
" But you must be out Of your head,
husband" she said, as he descended the
stairs. We've kept house seven years,
and l never remember of seeing you
bring a corkscrew home"
"Oh yes, I'm out of my head, am ~
he grumbled, as he pulled out the sewing
machine drawer and turned over the con
tents. Perhaps I'd better go to the
lunatic asylum right away !"
Well, Richard, l know that I have
never seen a corkscrew in this house."
Then you are as blind as an owl in
daylight, for I've bought five or six. The
house is always upside down, anyhow,
and never can find anything"
This house is kept as well as any OF
your folks can keep one ~ she retorted,
growing red in the face.
"I'd like my mother to show you few
things" he said, as he stretched his neck
10 look on the high shelf in the pantry.
Perhaps she'd boil her spectacles with
the potatoes again I" answered the wife.
"D Do you know who you are talking
to ?" he yelled, as he jumped down.
Yes, do !"
"Well, you'll be going for York State
if you don't look out"
I'D like to see myself! When / go
this house goes"
Look out, Nancy ~
"I'm afraid of no man that lives,
Richard Throcton."
"I'll leave you."
And I'll laugh to see you CO."
Going close up to her he extended his
finger, shook it to emphasize his words,
and slowly said:
Nancy Throcton, III apply for a
divorce to morrow! I'll tell the Judge
that kindly and lovingly asked you
where the gimlet was, and you said we'd
never had one in the house, which is a
bold falsehood, as l can prove"
Gimlet !" she gasped.
Yes, gimlet ~
Why, l know where there are three
or four. You said corkscrew."
Did l !" he gasped, sitting down on
the corner of the table; "well, now, |
believe l did"
"And you went and abused me like a
slave because | wouldn't say gimlet
was a corkscrew,' she sobbed, falling on
the lounge.
Nancy" he said, tenderly lifting
her up.
"Oh Richard I" she chokingly
answered.
Nancy, I'll go right out doors and
kill myself"
&C. No, you needn't; love you still
only-only-you know a gmlet is not a
corkscrew."
at amt, it amt, Nancy forgimme,
and less be happy"
And that household is so quietly happy
that canary bird would sing its head
off if hung up in the hall.
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Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-12-04
TRANsCONTINENTAL TICKETS
Via the Pioneer Route,
CHICAGO AND NORTH-WESTER
ALL w A v.
THISIS THEBEST ROUTE EA Vt.

Its track is of STEEL RAILS, and on it has
been made the FASTEST time that has ever
been made in this country. BY. this route
passengers for points east of Chicago have
choice of the following lines from Chicago
BY THE PITTSBURG, FORT WAYNE AND
CHICAGO AND PENNSYLVANIA
RAILWAYS.
Q THROUGH TRAINS DAILY. with Pull
man Palace Cars through to Philadelphia
and New York on each train
I THROUGH TRAIN, with Pullman Palace
Cars to Baltimore and Washington.
BY THE LAKE SHORE AND MICHIGAN
SOUTHERN RAILWAY AND C0NNEC-
TIONS NEW YORK CENTRAL AND
ERIE kAILR0ADS):
Q THROUGH TRAINS DAILY, with Palace
Drawing Room and Silver Palace Sleeping
Cars through to New York.
BY THE MICHIGAN CENTRAL, GRAND
TRUNK, GREAT W ESTERN AND ERIE
AND NEW YORK CENTRAL RAIL
WAYS:
. THROUGH TRAINS, with Pullman Pal
cace Drawing Room and Sleeping Cars thrO
to New York, to Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Roch-
ester, or Now York City.
BY BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD: ::
. THROUGH TRAINS DAILY, with Pull
Aman Palace Cars for Newark GAINESVILLE,
| w HtcllnBb W ullu HilHOut
| change.
This is the SHORTEST, BEST and only
line running Pullman celebrated PALACE
| SLEEPING CARS AND C0ACllE ES, connect
ing with Union Pacific Railroad at OMAHA
and from the WEST, via Grand Junction,
Marshall, Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Sterling
and Dixon, for CHICAGO AND THE EAST
This popular route is unsurpassed for Speed,
Comfort and Safety. The smooth, well-bal-
lasted and perfect track of steel rails, the eel
ebrated Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars, the
perfect Telegraph System of moving trains,
the regularity with which they run, the adui-
rable arrangement for running through ears
to Chicago from all points West, secure to
passengers all the comforts in modern Railway
| Travelling. No changes of Cars, and no tedi-
Gus delays at Ferries.
Passengers will find Tick cts via his fav orit
route at the General Ticket Office of the Cen
tral Pacific Railroad, Sacramento.
| Tickets for sale in all the Ticket Offices of
| the Central Pacific Railroad
w. II. STENNETT, Cen Pas. Agent
MARTIN llUGHlTr, Gen. Sup.
III. p. STANWOOD, General Agency, I2l
Montgomery street, San Francisco. aug 10 ly
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-12-04

TRYING THE EXPERIMENTAL De-
trolter had his hair cut the other day,
and after the barber had finished, the
head was the worst-lookingjob ever turned
out in Detroit. The man was hopping as
he looked into the glass, and he roared
out
Why, you blamed fool, you don't
know anything about hair-cutting I"
OATS SO, boss" said the owner of the
shop, coming forward. 81 told him to
take your head to learn on but it don't
peer to me that he will ever make much
of barber r'-Detrou Free Press.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-12-04

SHE HAD ARRIvED.-A night or two
since, while Vicksburger was enjoying
his first sound nap, there came ring at
the door bell. He started up, waited and
there came another. lie refused to get
up until third came, when he raised a
window and called out:
Who in thunder and satan and the
devil are you ?'
&" l am thy mother in-law !" was the
prompt reply; land as soon as | get into
the house I'll fix you for calling me such
outrageous names -
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-12-04
SHEET IRON PIPE.
THE CAPITAL IRON WORKS
SECOND STREET. BET. l. AND NJ
SACRAMENTO, CAL

'""""f"ei"rs sheet IRON Pin. OF all
sf's' and for any Pressure.
we are prepared to build on the ground
Sheet hess wanted Em and contract to lay the same
coated with Asni"e, Aie, OF all sizes, thoroughly
expense ana damage of hauling on wagon wagons. '"0
Having all the latest improved moohiro,..
a"r,IsS nai wanting pipe would do well TO give Ss
iron cut, punched and formed and too,a
furnished for making pipe. anu 'ools
Il. III. RAGAN, Superintenaen,
''' 100" 26-6m.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-12-04

" A HORSE, horse my kingdom for
horse - cried celebrated tragedian.
Wouldn't jackass do as well ?"
inquired an affected young man, rising
in his seat. " Yes" triumphantly ex-
claimed the actor, "just step up this way,
sir" The young man sat down.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-12-04

MANY woman who is too feeble to
peel dozen potatoes for dinner, will walk
four miles to pass rivals house to dis
play new dress, and prance back home
9ike a three-year old illy.- Chicago
JO1jn0k.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-12-04
JUST ISSUED.
2OOth EDITION.
MAN HOOD.
REVISED AND CORRECTED BY THE AUTHOR.
Il. DE f. CURTIS, NJ. D., &C., &c.

A Medical Essay on the cause and curo If
premature decline in man. showing how bealth
Is lost, and how regained It gives n clear
synopsis OF the impediments to marriage, the
treatment OF nervous and physical debility.
exhausted vitality and all other diseases ap-
pertaining thereto the results of twenty years
successful practice.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.
CURTIS ON MANHOOD. u-Tbero ;s M ,.,
Der OF society by whom this book will nnt d0 ho
louhd useful, whether he be parent, precentor
or clergyman-l London Times. 'P'oi
CURTIS on "MANHooD."-This book sbould
1e read by the young for instruction. and hu
tho afflicted for relief; it will iniure nn "nu oy
! Medical Times and Gazette. ''' 'n0'
Prlce-One Dollar, by mail or express. AL
dress the author, DIR. CURTIS, 52tiS Sutter g.
or T. u Box 351' San Francisco, Cal. S5.Iy
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-12-04
DOUGLAS R CITY
MEAT MARKET.
FRANK MABIE,
PrOprietOr.

THE best of Meats furnished to the res
4 idents of Douglas City and vicinity.
CHEAP FOR CASH. Customers at n dis,
tanee will be supplied from the wagon.
ne CASH must be PAID for MEAT
No accounts allowed 20 run n,oro
than THIRTY DAYS.
Douglas City, Nov. /, 1873. II
Weekly Trinity journal., 1875-12-04
NEW WEED
SEWING MACHINES.
THE LAST AND THE BEST.

The WEED Sewing Machine Company bayo
now at last completed their three STANDARD
Styles of
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1--WE eTlnK sfAPKEmS.

ryrgYcrR. sept ao-BfE Ressipe az ct Jerseg C1r,
~, to AT :.,5 da'f aia.sj 90 or ,4a.y
t,ora. ic,,y az 80 p, ~ .t.s' d. a ID . n a. M
as,I.gt "a wi 20 $40 iA' i2 or l' t' =, t. e." 80
etitt rla ial.vo - ca, Nee hd 80 S'Sl-+cP o. T.
az ~ - n al T h. to iIe B., ,s6 b.
c4LyEshye gaey were ~ 1 ~, ma6ns 10Y i}F
Ia 49, i IN ~. - iiI rtr o, ils 1sry rely
is * 0is sod 4,5 Bo, County veal, 40 % average at
o. d. aii u ao 10 ~ :. p ,,,, ,,. ,,,.,It, -,
, e D. H. ' ana 10 soani ioly DE- 5ia55 b. as &C.
sa6:? ANp Asas- 4o,lpi today |rie 20 Ga. o@" q, or
ard he total ..r BE sy ta.cg Gays is ya, against
irr All dropped - i, p 70 born sts' and
& lar sio,. fas bon, % 's.Ioa's r"airi a''d al
. r., :, as ,ac S g. h. 1t ' = .aiss canal DO,
III %. at i4ic; n i.ys "a FL, ~ i+ ana - Penn
a' i,i ~ ~. a Ono sheep a. o ay,rsga at &c. y
70 us 0 ~ Do Is 30: IL >sta l.u., 80 10, az t'ip
- caa g, q, n. Il /; 2 2 sy.r a at, It q &
s.ar 10 49, 81 - "a OH, do. 81 o., q" &c., c - d', %
Gscefa were - s l., e 2io1 l sos9 aaf
Ia S;ai. 49, ais. 81. h average II s. 90 100 D.
Dre.'ai ijsss gJ-, sascr at 10 sali} r.. = %.
10y SEPT a0s ate sfoi p ,i 5 '2' i T,ta 20 ON
lime lhe.ai, @.reae OF -; pr 30 'l - ~ a
,i mel 5 ~. : p ~ liz ,e t on "a g .sf aid b
Ou better qualify.
Rrrs,fo salt Sd C Receipts % day G22 head, max
in toad ply ir te "seN Ilsi V.ll hat or -
A. ne s1"t ,ne list ,'e-A re- III
the spending week ia's yeas ' "i' 5.t 'l,
trair to-day being couhned u 60 ih t' h Il
sinc Sohi citte IN ya' ,lio5, Ieiali1s i.a S.,s
yratefdaN !.iItr nlli - 80, - ., f 4
urgusi Easls. dral-,a "uEHrl ant Ittll oit "a
S, 81 o.a,t ~ I'' ' at IN Sars n!s6li
rdEgP L,D IANH.-itGsepts today, 400 Hrai, naEEG te
n zoo he'd oT ZINE last wre- AMI 1910 'ad
for s.lr tine LIT year 80 uirAet ,"'yi uhy '',
IA tHm 20 iaic qGty o; sheep IN tIt yards ini Il c' s
posi today viii b. shipped East Tor SAFE. Eastern dealer
'oisreoeigts 5day 5000 head, making the total supply
tus IT, 100 heed" aHnst LOO heal oi thG
year; lc ma.kt opened slow abou, 900 head daFo-d o.
crr or poor quai h"tVy nos .Ht!n.it t..h "o tn
as 60; "A prIuc los oItilngi quaint! nNltm
CHICAGO sent 3O-C.uLR dan ard uus't. ted; 3o@5Oc.
for comiE"ui otlrr weak receipts p h,Ni 'n'I
e2Gsi; cos ani schawhg steer s. h"@r3 oOj Texans,
~ ." - ,,i' 4, ,,c. NJ ! 600. sales NJ
81 5O Light - ass 70 heavy Ss~So 40 shipments
snEEr steady aud nrmi receipts, 1000
EAST Liberty Penn, Sept .U.C.il stock Y1nt'-CAI-
TiF accepts Che week ending sept 70 were 100 hl,
yiri Gsl7 head last week. supply large market
excessively u aud only few buyers, country ana eastern IN
orally n"1. 10 co,auon and very few roc 20 ezra good
Maly ys ga Aahd 500 - gA,4i. ~; % -. 'H.'
4Lo stocSois AID feeders, % a &c Ietans 81 &c sales
for tIe see. ,laj head, a!Iai - - !t.t zee
Hogsii,coipts were 90 head ai1isI l,ss" 1SS wees
Trccs nave a1y5ne a irl = 70 &c lLS 'Gs Oh f"h
fi 2ood - - good lo!-cfs s. oO~vo 'O common
ssRoceipts we've 1900 head aga 1890 last week
sn1y LARGE aui pI4.Cs or fc. al J"3i common very
dd and hart 70 sr' g'oi y 10 o' st255a IS. o,;a.
mon, 10 10 90 n, - JJd43 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-01

CINCINNATI Sept. 30.-Coton quiet; hdiing, l3c.; Low
Ml.Gbug L2c Good Ordinary, II 2ct net receipts 55-
b4lcs. si'rIlants Sl4 bales stoGN 3Gl bales.
~. IOt, Segs. 30.-COtOn steady; iaI dfrland MD
receipts Il bales sIpu4.nt baes sales lOJ bales STOCK
oIori.yiLIr Sent 80 Cotton quiet Miidliug. he.
sfENpi- SDt 3OCOJtOa steady, demand gOo Kidding,
l-ac; pts, 700 caltS shipments 20 p'es' bes'
- yF,loy sept 3-Co-ton dull Mljling, 12aac. Low
SidGin, s PTS lG2 bales exports coist"se
al iaips. sa'es 80 bales; stn. X, 1896 bales
,Ey.U.IgAys sept. 30-COi,oG easieri Miudtns l2sc.
Low Miding Good on iaary ll'iG; het rcccpta,
03g bales; gross 4i93 DJts; exports coast wse bales
sales 1850 bales; ssOcs SJ,fJI Jalt@ 49,.
Si0.E Sent. 3O-COti0n weak atttirg, ~ aIsc. Low
Mi-iiug lia.c: Good Ordinary, IL 5isc; rtct gt 9lJ
bls; exports, cosstw baies sales 100 bales stocN,
'tvAStn sept Cotton quiet Midlline l2lec; Low
Midhug I2tc.: Good Ordinary, llSlc; net receIps SO
Ias erort cCastwae, 1858 bates; sales Las bales
AI,',tS sept sO-Coton quiet; downward enfeucy de-
l2ic; Good Ordinary udll &C.: net receipts, 1856 bales
CrAGF,Joy sept 3O-Couon steady fair demand Md
dIug l2rsdl2iitsc; Low AlddIlg ~ Adl22c Good Ord
nary nominal net receipts 1000 baos' saes lvOo o'eS
S0RFoiK sept SO-Cotton steady, oferlncs light Mid
i.Is l2c receipts lt5Z2 bales eNinr's cCastYlhe
1884 bales: sales, l0p bales st0c~, 2.226 bai'-.
WIiWIyiroy sent 3O-Cotton unchanged; Aiddng l24c;
i2c Good Ordinary, nominali net receipts,
i73 bales: sales. bales stock. IA bales.
BALfaiORE, sept. 3O.-Coton cull Mdcing, l3c Low
Mdlng l23c Good Ordinary, l2lsC. gross receipts 30l
bel exports cOastWse 80 bales sales $50 bac5 spnners
''P2LSUcpnIA Sept 3O-Cotton duh; Dnadng - 2c
Low Mdtling 13c Good Ordinary he; gross receipts,
Boston, sept 3O-cotton quiet Middling. 1875; Low
Mddliuc Isle Good Ordinary, Il net upis OF
bales; gross $50 bales Sia, 20 bales STOCK 4'5' oaes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-01
THE STATE OF TRADE.
,n,.rs - - II L. .Hs.s.s

INURrooI, sept 30-l230 p. H-Gott9n s dun M;dding
Uri.uts i.trd: Hds orleans sd sales lUOJU tli 3,
incgfa, 2GJU bales Tor speculation sal export rrcet3
8 400 bales, Of which $50 bales American. cotton to a.
rye steady; sc3 MiCdlng Ulauds Low Kidding chue,
shipped october and November tpcr SAM al Ugh Bread
MyEaroOi sept. 30-l30 P. m-slles Of Kidding Upands
Cotton Mdirg clause, October delivery, AZ 'lgi;
sal.g al Nidtlng Orleans Midlag cuse, GFpel sep
TENDER and October az 6ia Cd sales OF htiing upands
Low Mdding cause, shipped November ana Decenbtr st
ai do DO per san al 6'si. Cheese 90 y cWt Tor Fine
American Lara 90 z cwL Bacon 90 owt for Long
Cicar Miidlcs. .,,,,,,-- ,,.,, ,.,.
LYREgo3l, sept 1920 P m.-Midd!ng Upland Gotten
S5il; Mi0d!ug orleans, Z -. ~
ivElpuOi sept 3D-3 D. m-Of the Sales OF Cotton 10 day
4ggO base. were sales OF Nlcihng upa-dJ Low
NlVine cllusc November and December delivery, at bhi
lIgEsrOol, se4L SOi p. tn-,iles Of Aidding p1ds
Cotton f. M c. OrtOh delivery, AZ I'D. sales OF Niidlng
Orleans ucgul. contract October delivery, az Oiled sales
NJ IuII. Up.ans l.. n. C., shipped G mber ana Jahu
AIRY peT sab ca tr Cheese 81 cwt for the American
lISLgECO sept. 5OEg enlus.-LlLsoed Oil "a y v cwI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-01
rnr pEAR CRop oF CALIFoRNIA.

san FRANCISCO SEPT 22-One lrm win ship 500 tons Of
Pears 10 the Eastern markets Tho excellence Of California
Pears has made household reputation thru lgnOut
the Eastern and the demand Is aica equal 20 the
1pply last Spring OF a. LUX Co entered into q
con- ract the different ochrsts In way by which tney
wodd receive the entire products OF their orchards They
with OF the largest rs
ae To give them virtually c0n1 Of the MARKET They arc
now ENGAGED shipping East and every days tram takes
two dd with the choicest fruit the ears arc oOgied
10 agents Chicago, Louis Louisville Cincinnati Pits
bur Washington Boston, Philadelphia and New York. AMI
there distributed ia smaller lots. Tho Pears are put
up for shipment Yuba and Santa Clara Counties,
greatest is taken Each pear eAauned and u
found spacZed bruised In the Leai IL Is reccei and Is
wrapped In paper packed IA boxes and placed IN
ei.ray cotIiycd for the carrying of fruits There N.u
eary making 500 tons. The rulgt alone which s
be paid by shippers Viii amount 10 5000 The ptiee OF as
inner fruits OF grape which also gained reputation OF exoe-
leuce with people, VINO purcheso rapdJ when
opportunity orer The ears carry ing ts n n-e guam
uty of fruit will tho trips tme and IL Is
pecte that The s,t pusnt De- by che 10TH Prox
Ia tine 10 escape tho cod weather the mounlains
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-01
6apings Dauhs.

EXCELSIOR SAVINGS BANK, corner
- Twenty ihirds and Sxthsve NeE AoTS i3'sTgs 4
computed and conn Ouudc January AID July interest Id
utr cent Interest commences the nfst o. HE nc w 'AS
following deposit Bank open daily also hLonay zones
CAV and SATURDAY Esra.ugs. JOHN = ~ y it'A'
H. X. TIiuhHRiL Nicetr'et CD {: W I'D 20.
NTEW-YOKk SAVINGS BANK, shave, cor.
~ lthst-Sc Per Cent Interest paid from - rt Of el
month ASSET, eS AS BIS 90 Surplts S323GtS y @lCH
ARD H. BULl, fr,s't. &. ~. BRlNCkEhiotf, Sec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-01

There was q very easy fceling IN money, and rates
on call loans ruled at 2Q3 per cent Throughout the
day discounts being quoted at 5l2 to per cent for
tie best grades. The Clearinghouse statement for
to-day was Is follows:
Cur sCl 2C2 $50 Cod exchanges. s5A90sC7
Cur. b1iances.... $3.50 ta5 Sold oai&Hccs 6aS,CZo
Ilrited Sfates bonds wore ilm and in good demand,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-01
And the following for city bank shares:

Railroad bonds were firm and in active request.
The Pacific issues continue TO lead the market, and
close at the highest prices current for some time
past The following 8eTc the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-01
Tar and Pitch are moving slowly At

90 bbls sold NJ that price, Tar and Ptch are o" ~
oIIsgCrade Fish are uuslerod movement Hight Lard
h r ana Supply is a. rn % at l asSoc for Crude ss5
Refined Summer yellow" and oSaigS i9I zeStc and soard
at S2S$3c I4 steadily held but is qni2ti Prime %ln
s an No. az g59sG p other OILS are neglected.
sales quoted al IL ai4c for spot and October Cases
lsc. Crude bulk steady at GSe for spot ana pc
deiPhia is lnneT ana dun at i5sc at BathGore l$2
NeSYork az l3c; 1000 bUls lac; 900 bills Crude m
bulk 65sc 10 O0J bbls Redned in Philadelphia at lS2c al
PFovIsI6Ss- Pork market is active and higher
o P % e. e. 81 sirsS-si a 25 in 900 9Sod PS
a mani f'i Sales Of OF 10 Ss at siI 500 SO for EE sG
z for Sse ana I'D 90 90 i f9T fn 5 f Essen B2
terms. Beet Hama are inactive Du hrm Cntm5 w e iop
fres soudari lie Tor PicSled DO i2c smoked do,
142al5c FOR Picked Hams l6'a@l7e Tor SmQsd CO. 10
a &c; 90 boye5 celr light weights l5te h59on Is
and higher Tor g9t wegnis aIgs o. 'VO pogS
city Long Clear at l2aiStc Rste 10 9YT are l Sr
Is the views Ok buy sales OF %
ties CITY l8ss; 1JO tc, old contract S1l3c the az
future delivery Of 800 seller Oct4er NJ lSc
N9y al e year. Is nS s AZ SOC c5 o sauce iS ac
BrEE-Ihere is slaoln in the dcn'nd for Fresh IA
pS q Chaicc Western light and that arriving commands
may said a35c ior rmG 10 the rglpg price
gea 1ria os ars 4f 5 Demand for genera purposes
ana Tor Eastern south small lots are being
Iiae Orange Collty Creamery Fancy ',."$$55@@3
Nearby fresa Tabs ana Pails...........-...s.9 g
SsTther, NosYt welsh ice car iois.... 25aS0
Fine III, a.iti9se West -
cura5sTLe i' is TER feeling in ta market the re
S S az y stb t @ Pie P'es ar obtained ov qao
tero no imrt,y,Il nt isliypcr, are more "lg 20
Sr.a as any nd Of stale We revise quotations Cable
Ss 8; STATE Fancy ~S,i'R common ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-01

LONDON sept 2O-i29O y In.Corsos 93a for bot mS,y
and the account United States bones lhSls IN
Elves lOI5a Erie Railway shares, l4's do fi'i!e 81
The rae Tor money at the STOCK Exchange on 6oVeihoh
securities, is Ia per cent -. r,o.... ~,
LosDoS Sept 3O-l:3O pmPars I'd ices quote He'es al
65L Toe. Mt
England has decreased $4,000 during the past week ie
fined Petroleum, 9lla0'al , ,..rt., .-t,,
L0sDoS sept 51-330 p m.The amount OF button WIZ d
drawn from e Bank OF gisud balance TO-DAY ~ -u'Oy
The proportion Of 10 liability which last week
was 81 q A. cent, 81 49, = cent -, -. .,, $50
TosDOS fcp 90 D. Cons0ls % Ire for hotn money
and he accolft Paris adyces quote keutes at 6J Jc
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DiuiocnS Notices.

CFYrRAL RAILROAD co. or SPw JEnsEG ;
119 IiBEgry ST. EPEYGkK, - ~ ,6I2D
q 9CP r ndn ~ lH pS 0i - on y and stSs
IyEp%EsDAY. 0ct 20 Tf1sef boois viii b, clOsed
1A"''d'y the 'O' r'' 20 Si SG 1 iaI KS5& treasurer
HoysAToSiC RAILROAD corrAyY, TaessrlEI,s orIcE}
nWIDEND No. 32.-Ihe. Directors have
- as day q lar,a otYLpE:DGiT %9 DO lbs i. Pr
the I'M day Of October, 1873, az tie iItasaI'Ts
ne Tra3fr BOOKS VII be closed from the st to the 18th
proS1mO. CHARLES x. ANE"lLl, rr"a<lr,r.
NEUYoRK, sept. 20 1873.
NOTICR.-The COUPONS of the INCOME
- FQH5 oS % 2f SS9 GAG AB BGbs q s ~
louis. JACKSONVILLE AND CHICAGO. RAILROAD
tSst 1aa II ne el5 81 ,r 81 PAToS Co.
No o. villa aat, Ncsl,rA
oFn1s or giE Drauqra Ayp sioux CIR 3. F..go,|
81 HiIGtH So, Nty-N OH ,rp| H. I. 70, o.
N0TICE.-A DIVIDEND o. TIRE 90 PER
~ CENT a day be dyslare1 upon the sisa Of his
Of ,ics,si g. X. JI.sUp, PAgoN Co siOi@.odcFs
Tia,e books closed tue lat and rcopsnei on the
10th caJ Of october next }. .bCMoNi, Asa eecy.
COUTHERN MINNESOTA RAILEOAD.-The
those maturing lst octoO pos, upon tho BoS9 q ns
upon Trssnia,ioa a tic rl EiG5l nans, ~ prest.
OFPrn PA>Aq, RsunoAD Co'WlvY.(
No. NAssk1-sg. y 1oEA, sSYL - 1870.
SIXTY-NlNTH DlNlDEND.-Ihe Board or
~ Directors this "a oecscd tc usual cfAHrGRLI
DIVIDEND II lHREL % Pr sEHI iI9a ..iAss OF Pasi
81 teig lesa "a GA ana is5 ire lss 2oG1
October Ieopened TIE morning OF te lGth oct'bef
W. J. EhMEf, Secretary.
OFFICE OF TE HOUSTON TExAs GENITAL RULi ~ Co,
No ~ WAii~sr, SE6-YORg, Se,t ~ 1918. :
TNIE COUPONS on the CONSOLIDATED 8
Il PER Cent CURRENCY BONDS OF uis Company
maturing Oct !, will 10 paid al the NATIONAL CITr
BANK. &. ENNIS toHiE0Aer.
TPuE COUPONS of the FIRST MORTGAGE
Il BONDS o, tho SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
CON PAHT (of California; dao oct l. 1910. VII be PAID al
the the Company No. Nassn ami No. ~ Pirest
New. HohS c. r. HUNTINGTON
VNHE COUPONS of the FIRST MORTGAGE
L BONDS OF tho CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPANY San Joadull Valley branch due oct l. 1878,
win be paid chloe OF FISK q IArCH No Nassau
The COUPONS Of the CENTRAL. PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPANY LAND BONDS, due Oct !, S15, vii DO Eaia a
the ofoe OF the COMPANY No and No II Zine 81
New.Iork. Z. r. HUNTINGTON. Vice ltosidsHS