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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-16

) Earding aud Spinning, zoe, we
furnish grease.
Jeans, made for so to As cents per
yard, according to finish and amount
Of wool. which will be from to u
ounces por yard:
Satinets, 10 to so cents and from y
to IL ounces of wool per yard.
Cassimers, FIannels, Linsev &c,
according to style ami texture.
Blankets for $500 each, or one-half
of the Wool for the other.
Machinery of of the best quality.
All work warranted to give salts
fiction.
We receive Wool at the Depots and
at |. d. Dunn & Co.'S, Store.
Address all letters and packages to,
VA. 4 TENN. WOODEN MILLS,
JORDAN, PEPPER. d Co.. Props.
March ch50-6n--
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-16

Cottage ChaiTs-Very Nice and
Cheap.
I have n nice lot of cane bottom
chairs. fine finish and beautiful style.
VIII he sold clreap. Any st! lie o!
furniture put up to order, low
II. A. Buckley.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-16

VN'tITbNs
Mrs. A. r. SULLINs, Natron.


Mrs. A. r. SULLINs, Natron.
The Painting and Drawing Department
will be taught by Prof. Hacker.
Wax-Work VIII be taught by Miss Chan
ceaulme.
Terms Per Session Of Fire Months.
The terms per session OF twenty weeks one
bali IN advance, unless by special contract
follows
Jet Aca9cmlc...-... ---,- ..-...-.-...-l y o.
ID Academic .-.-. ---..---- ..-..--t...--.i4 90
SEd AcsdeHlc.-.-. .-.-.-..... LII o.
toseglate DEPARTMENT Including LafI 80. 20 90
Modern Languages. each .......... % o.
Music ~ Piano and 6uitar, EACH With a. OF
Iiano - %
Painting and Drawing, EACH ....... -. 10 o.
Needework and Embroidery, each, " lC 90
Vocal Less SONS to the whole sehOOl,...... Free
Special Vocal Lessons, - &C
Beard and wood, -----.-....-..-- 8" o.
contingent tee...... --..-..-.-- ....-.. : 90
Boarding department 30 charge Of President
aud wife. Young ladies furnish their own pillow
cases. sheets. towels and lights. Washing can be
had at dollar pcr month. No deduction from
bill~ unless in cases 81 proiracied sickness.
- For particulars address the Principal al
Bristol. Tenn SEPT. Is, "a If
J. G. sPolTs o.. GIBsoN.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-16
John MrTJ'O7PeTT


~ NTain Street Foors on bond Storns
and Tinwarn ard manufactures v-ore
'o, c~ororo1 etocl ard 70 ordor. Fur-
uisb-z ~0OHin0 epN~tiu~ an1 ou'For-
INV To &c IN experienced and reIia-
bla v rI-n,an
TOYS and Corrections
qrn furnished in rroat vnrietv by
Ncesrs T. T[uhnert & Son who manu-
racture an aEcellnnt article ~ rure
candy. and konn thoir counter sunnliod
with nice article ofeates They also
urnish outfits for wedding tables.
Job Printing
is done at the Office OF the BRISTOL
News, i'm all STYLES. from the plainest
dodgar. 10 the most elahoratPlv colored
and shaded bills. cards, bill heads. let
ter heads. circulars &c. The motto nf
the office is"worlI done i'm CITY stvlC
NJ CITY prices" and with inscribed
unon its hammer. the NEWS has all of
the Job Work it can do, but is getting
ready 10 do more. The demand foy
job Work is becoming greater, and we
mean TO meet it.
ENTERPRISES not advertised in the
Ne,cs. con he inserted in this column
~ fsr price IN money.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-16

July 13.-3m.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1875-11-16

M w. n. Sfratfon l,orns on han1
thr only tot of fine cloths a,,I cassi-
morne in orr town and &c doing nuitp n
good hIeinces He hes lad lowe OK
nnri"ncG and has given fine satisfac-
ton i'm his work.
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Dec. ], "a. ".
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-18
Why the Young Men Don't Get
Married.

It certainly is not a good time for
marrying, and has not been for several
years past. One reason, no doubt is
the great cost Of living, which, in one
respect, at least-that Of female dress
lis fully double what it was fifteen
years ago. If young man has only
moderate salary to depend on for
support he must be very bold indeed
to venture into matrimony with . girl
accustomed to what il called comfort
able life. Unless she happens to be
particularly good and sensible girl i
would take most Of his salary to pay
her dry goods and dressmaker's bills.
OF course there are such girls, and
plenty of them, ! hope, in some places.
but it is only the simple truth to say
they arc scarce in New York.
For this reason, and others too. no
doubt. the popularity Of matrimony, 90
to speak, appears to be steadily de-
clining. Young pen hold off great
deal more than they used to, and g
course the young womenhave nothing
to do but wait. So, recognizing this
fact, and not seeing much probability
Of getting husbands when they grow
older. : great man7 Of them turn y
practical work, become doctors grls
ters, or artists, and manage q msl
at least decent living for t1clnse /.
If young men were more incl ~ -
marry, ~ probeh g. ~ Z
woman would a. - incl
alonc 81 the M :! = - d
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zhtly redundant with neea|

eugntly ro0undanC WIN 1o& q
| but I meant no anyhow. !
The Avalanche saysfair play thinl1
de mortuis nil nisi bonum, bit 4
have no more idea about whist fhat
means than / have Why all tie Nevv
York and Frisco number eleven ladies'
(vulgarly ycleped upper tens) fell in
love with that unbleached South Sen
Islander with the worst shaped canni-
bal name / ever saw in print, Who
was bumming around among them
few months since. / must even con-
clude the quotation means nothing;
and if that amt just the best transla-
ton any one on earth can render un-
der the circumstances, Pm non COM
pos mentis and I certainly am in this.
instance, for what he writes would
convince q Tartar that he thinks moth
ing. All Pm sorry for is that l wasn't
in this business when Grant was inno-
cent. A neat notice Of his debut in
society and the chances are | wouldn't
have to earn my bread by the sweat Of
my brow in the scar and yellow days
Of my life's autumn, but that would
now be provided with post master
ship with q snug salary Of twelve
dollars per annum; besides the n. 7.
Su,, and S. F. Eraminer would immor-
talize me in this world and maybe in
the next trying to impress the fact on
the deluded and oppressed people Of
these United States that was anoth-
er of the tyrants imposters. But
there goes the hoarse groan Of that
horrid old trumpet telling the hour that
makes that portion of earth's watch
doing duty for others who are on the
night shift wish that Gabriel would
sound his so that for once the voice Of
the rich would mingle with that Of the
poor in breathing forth the harsh mo-
notonous answer of ay ay. Oh, but
wouldn't we send up shout for
Kingdom come" that should thank us
with echoes saying, their will is done
and yours begun, tbs not in heaven as
tis on earth. I'll bet the noise I'd
make wouldn't sound much like the
soft whisper of loves young dream.
Wonder why the devil one wasn't Gre
ated an Indian agent, professional
gambler, whisky fountain or some 9th
er sort of q success so he could have
fair play in this world.
ALL THAr's LEFT OF Ne.
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Tm mighty fond Of chronicling the
advent Of these new arrivals. Some
Of them are liable to be very great
yet, there's such wide sphere open
for practical operation between my po-
sition and the Presidency, and none Of
them are not just as apt never to be
nothing else as they are not apt never
to be nothing other. I'm studying
Greek now purpose 70 organize :
class Of pupils somewhat advanced il
that lingo about next Independence
Day. The above translation my -
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-18
Dissolution Notice.
THE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO

II
Il fore existing between J. u. Emery and Edward
Yulmsr has this day been dissolved by mutual cor.
sent. All persons knowing themselves indebted to
said arm viii please call and settle. Both parties are
authorized 70 settle the business Of the late Arm.
j. d. EMERY.
IDAHO Crrr. Jan. II. 1875 ED. FULMER.
The undersigned takes this method Of informing
his friends and the public generally that he will
hnus business ut the old stand e. FULMER
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-18
CONTINUED from last ISSUE

/ Mr.. Dennis Murray suicided on the
the 9th Inst. by hanging himself in hia
cabin at Granite. Insanity, | believe,
is the accepted cause that moved him
to commit the shocking deed. Mr.
Murray was Of the Catholic faith, and
on the ground that he was insane (the
only one / believe available in such
cases) was accorded sanctified burial,
the solemn and holy funeral rite Of his
creed being performed. To refuse
consecrated burial to the felo de sc in
all cases except where genuine insani-
| ty is well established would be q
measure that l for one would heartily
coincide with and endorse as right.
If the last act of o mans life be q
crime, leave its judgment as we must
it's punishment to the only tribunal
having right or power to pass or en-
force DEGREES after death, bury him
with decency and remember his Writ
ues, whatever they may have been,
forgetting in the meantime to honor
him in his grave to the extent we
should do had he died repenting his
transgression and in accordance with
divine law. Righteous and ostcnta-
tious obsequies when not deserved be-
come nothing more than idle displays
and empty words that can in no pos
sible measure rebound to the benefit Of
the dead. while to the living fattery
is an influence of the most subtle and
powerful nature in swaying the hu-
man mind for both good and evil,
stimulating and assisting it to GER
tain degree in the accomplishment of
the most momcntons deeds; and I'M
this connection, for aught we know to
the contrary. aiding even the sclf.de-
stroyer since there is an assurance
held out that the world will accord
respect and honor to "disgraccful
death" tributes ever stcrnly denied to
"disgracefnl life" When onr sympa-
thy is taxed, unmcrited plaise may be
honestly rendered, but l think none
can justly gainsay the assertion that
it is only honest hnmbug nevertheless.
/ almost forget the new discovery. an
other treaurc has been brought tn the
surface over here; the wife Of Mr..
Green Morrison, few days since pre-
scntcd that gentleman with a keepsake
in the shape Of an animated nugget
weighing between one and one hun
dred pounds somewhere | seldom err
when l depend solely on my guessing
qualities) it was boy. That's two
in less than a month; one for our pay
master you know, only his wasn't
wasn't boy. The little strangers
are in a highly flourishing condition.
kick and squall I believe after the la
test and most approved style of little
strangers-may their lungs or their
legs never grow weaker for at least
three score years hence. If anyone
has an idea there won't be good
many Of us over here by and by with
out r. r. or the aid of al, cmigrantI
society, it's simply because they amt
posted on one of the most prominent
and commendablc characteristics Of
the good folks doing business in this
section.
I'm mighty fond Of chronicling the
advent Of these new arrivals. Some |
Of them are liable to be very great
yet, there's such q wide sphere open
for practical operation between my po-
sition and the Presidency, and none Of
them are not just as apt never to bel
else as they are not apt never |
Idaho tri-weekly world. (Idaho City, Idaho) 1875-1875, 1875-04-18

Notice.
TOJ. NEALE, THOS. STRINGHAM,
l. l. Schwabscher. II. d. Moore. q. w. Crafts. J..
Dovell. and all whom Il may concern You. and
each Of you. Are hereby notified that We II. B..
Moore and O. W. Crafts. have done the full amount
Of work required BY the Law Of Congress Of 1874 and
amendments thereto. to-wis:
sixty tOOl Dollars
worth on the Highland quartz ledge. discovery
clsim situsted In Boise County Idaho Territory. and
you hereby required to pay 10 u all assessments
against yon the within ninety days from the
date hereof forfeit all Of your right title. interest
aud CLAIM, In. 30. aud upon. said Highland quartz
claim. provided for BY the act above specified.
Idaho CrrI. January 10. 1875. ". u. MOORE,
q. n. CRAFTS.
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THE DAILY TIMES win be issued on Satur.
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ter sundays excepted under the editorial direction
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Notice.
TO X. G. ALLEN, JOHN F. KEEFE,
l. Ramoudo Qually aud william whittis. and all
whom IL may concern: You. aud each Of you. are
hereby notified that I. H. q. Alien. have done the
full amount OF work required by the Law Of Con.
gross Of ls72. and amendments thereto. to-wit-
Two Hundred $4,000 Dollars
on tho Los Angeles quartz ledge. discovery claim.
aituascd In boise county. ]. T.. and on the di.
vide below tho town OF Boston on the cast side of
Grimes creek: said claim consisting Of 1000 feet
along said Los Angeles quartz ledge. and you are
hereby required TO pay 10 all agasns,
you the same and for the publication Of this no.
tce within ninety 1901 days from the date hereof
forfeit all Of your right tiuc. interest and claim In
to. aud upon. said Los Angeles quarts claims ~
provided by the set above specified.
IDAHO CrTr. April II. 1881 r. q. ALLEN
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kyO WHLdAu HAsIFx. %. WEATHER.

~ WILLIAM dA6LEM. ~. w EATHER-
= wax. J. ". Crawford. J. b. Tsyior and Ill whom
may concern: You. and each ef you, ere hereby
.ounsd that !. J. B. Taylor, have done the full
mount Of work required By the Law Of CouGress Of
P0'1. and amendments thereto. to.wit:
one Hundred (o1OO) Dollars
orth on the Gray Eagle quartz lsdgs, discovery
aam sieoated n Aiddlr Boise Mining District near
siAnta Aturas county. T.. and you afG hereby ~
fed to pay 70 me ~ a1seeomente against y0u On tho
me. and tor the publicntion of Tits advertisement
tnn ninety 0 days from ths dnse hereof oe 1oe1blt
your right tits. intssest end claim H. - md up
above speciAe6. !. =. IAyI0k
A'AAo cl1y, ~. - 1esS-m,,
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NOTICE.


The Revised Statutes Of tho United States Sections
3232 $751; 323s, aud $685. require every person en-.
gagged in any business. svocatton. or employment
which renders him liable TO SPECIAL TAX. TO
OUsLY IN HIS ESTABLISHMENT Or
PLACE OF BUSIN EsS . STAMP dcuoting
the payment OF said SPECIAL TAX for the Special.
Tax Year beginning May !, 1875. before commencing
the TAKES EMBRACED WITHIN THE PROVISIONS
OF the LAW ABOVE QUOTED ARE the FOLLOW.
lMe, VII:
Dealers, retail liquor, - w
Dealers, Wholesale liquor. 100 %
Dealers in malt liquors, Wholesale, ....... 80 90
Dealers in in malt liquors, retail 20 90
Dealers in leaf tobacco, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 25 90
Retail dealers in leaf tobacco, ....... 500 90
And on sales Of over $1,000, nfty ccnts for
every dollar In excess Of 81 600.
Dealers in manufactured tobacco. ,........... 90
Manufacturers Of stills, 50 %
And for each still mAnuf. ctnred. ......... - ~
And for carh worm manufactured, ........ 20 OO
Manufscturers Of tobacco, 10 90
Manufacturers Of cigars. 10 %
Peddlcrs of tobacco, hrst class. tnlore than
two horses or other animalsl...... 30 90
peddlers OF tobacco, second class two horses
or other snimals). ................ Is 90
peddlcrs OF tobacco. third class Zone horse
or other animall IL 90
Peddlers Of tobacco. fourth class ION loot or - ~
R1S's E9s1srs q isss than 500 barrels. 50 %
Brewers Of 500 barrels or more, ,.......... 100 %
Any person. % liable, who shall fail to comply
With tho foregoing requirements VIII % subject to
Persons o nrms liable 70 pay any of The Special
Oollector of Intnal Revenue q Boise city, and pay
lor and procuss the openal-IAx Stamp or etamrs
!asy nssa Prior e hay i is,s o,sd11s ssS Ml1aoU1
kUD4h16 = = vs...ss w. ~ :, ns.s.s.
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2:30 TO 3 P.
$4,000 c Il NV C cgb
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT sTEADY-FUTUREs
sTRoNG-FLoUR sTEADY-wHEAr DULL
AND LowER-coRN EAsIER-oATs FIRMER-
RYE DULL AND NoMINAL-BARLEY DULI-BAR-
LEY MALT DULL-PoRK MORE AcTIvE-IARD
QUIET AND sTEADY-PETRoLEUM DULL AND
LowER-NAvAL STORES QUIET AND STEADY
HIDES sTEADY-ous QUIET AND STEADY
wHIsKEY sTEADY-FREIGHTs FIRM AND MOD
ERATELY AcTIvE-HEMP AND JUTE QUIET AND
sTEADY-GUNNIEs DULL AND NOMINAL
COFFEE sTEADY-sUGAR STEADY.
WEDNESDAY, oct. 6-6P
Business less active today than yesterday yet in
many commodities a fair movement was in progress
On 'Change -four quiet Wheat was dull and lower
TO SELL but very little done. Corn in good de-
mand but prices rather lower. Oats were strong
whiskcy steady Pork and lard were without decided
change. Freights and charters were nrmer Cotton
on the spot steady. Futures strong. Petro
troeum was dull and easier Naval stores were quiet
and strong Hides steady Hemp ute quiet and steady
Gunnics dull and nominal. Coffee steady Sugar
steady.
steady. We sale date last evening" Of 500 bags
Rio, ex Ontario. at 21hc for good prime. Mild
conees we're quiet and steady. We quote-ordnary
cargoes 1870. Io1c. fair do, 2o1c 2oa<c good do
2e a2ic prime do 81 c ;extrome range for lots
1eI1c 222c; Santos fair good 2oi&c 2ilzc gold
grass mats. &c. 29c. Singapore do, 22c. a 24c.
Ceylon, Ole 22c Maracaibo, 2o1zc 23c Laguayra
201sc Pike; Jamaica, 1886. 20c.; 50. Domingo
1876 lsJkc; Porto Rico is1sc Gle; Costa Rica 19c
&c; Mexican, 20c. a2lLc, Manila, Gle 22c. Angos-
tura 1oc. 2l1zc; Savanla, 2oc 22c Curacoa 1ec
20lsc
CorToNThe market for spot cotton vigorous, with
good demand from and fair demand from spin
mainly the continued strength Of the Liverpool ca
bes tho lack Of desirable supplies available for imme
date delivery At quotations marked lice.
T.. NJ. further advance Of Lice with
subsequent sales prices fully Iusing this advance II
not establishing still further Improvement After Change
sales Of least 100 bales were made, In addition
tho sales below reported, including 5oo bales for
export 10 arrive a full price, and 600 bales for
spinnlng partly 70 arrive, The market for spot cotton
closed strong Further sales for export would have taken
place bat Tor the advance In eights I'D The continued
upward tendency Liverpool market and OF
bad weather III portions Of the South frightened the shorts
coverings the carly sales showed advance o. 332c
subsequent sales very strong market advance
o36c 7s2c over yesterdays inai figures Az this In.
provement market closed strong We quote October,
i3 5-32c; November l3c . 10 32c December, l3c Jan.
nary rs Lice ~ 332c February, - Dice l3ssc
March, 10 1890 I3sc. April 13 lilGc 3s4c.; May,
10 l5Gc lie June, l46c. f3l6c. July, ~ 5l6c
~ n 3zc August ~ 7l8c 4sc Quotations based
American standard u classification and cotton IN
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.tGs rnnIg y auay n0l more than haf srade ahOve


Included in the above ARE leo bales to arrive
For future delivery the sales follows Yesterday
after Two r M.october 600 bales At u 81 32e Noyem
her GOO AT 1910 December, 200 at l2s4c; January
100 At y ~ 800 e i27c February 700 At IS Ice
March, 100 at 10 732c., 100 At l3ac; April, 300 at
~ 15s2e May 100 at lsc June io9at IS l5l6c Total
u lice 200 - ss2e 500 At is9se 600 At - lice
l,Soo a. i2z5e; 2,io6 AZ L 29s2e JanusIy. 200 AZ
y 1870, 800 at ~ 1890, 200 at II 1516c,
400 at IL 3l-32c, 4,500 at l3c., 100 At lie. ;
- 5s2c at IS alec March, 400 10 5i6c, 100 At
- ll32c 100 10 Slice, 100 at 10 ll32c., 500 at
ls56c l56o at1s 1899 April 4eo l3 1926, 100
224oo bales Grand total 200 bales The receipts at
2iio Mobile; s16; Savannah AIT; Charleston, sI5s;
Wilmington 10; Norfolk 2,532 Baltimore. no: New
York sla Boston 7Si PhiladsPha al Total 1929 9
Total since September 24s 562 bales Cotton ireights
burg, by steam, &c, compressed To Bremen by steam,
sail. 5-l6d.
FLOUR AND GRAIY-Receipts-F 10 623 bbls. wheat
1850 bushels; 1865 do. oats A. 200 do; barley
malt $500 do The Hour market without decided
change The demand moderate. The sales 500
bbs Rye -four in fair demand and steady Corn meal
steady The sales $40 bbs and 400 bags 81
Brandywne S. 90 "a for Western SIS SO 81 for
Ne =
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

- GALVESTON Oct G. 1876
Cotton firms middling. 12Mc low mddinc I2Ise
good ordinary ll1c Net receipts, 1890 bales Exports
coastwise, l,56I. stock ls.3I9.
new ORLEANS, Oct 6, 1875
Cotton firm good demand ;mddng I27sc low middIinp
l23ac. good ordinary, llAc Net receipts 2 lao bales
gross, 5000 Sales, $500 Stock, 47,578
- MOBILE Oct g. 1875
Cotton firm; mddling. l2hc, low middllng Ilg.c.;
good ordinary Ike Net receipts Sl6 bales Exports
coastwise, 1914. Sales, 900. Stock, ,3ss
SAVANNAH Oct. 6, 1875
Cotton strong; middlng, 12Ac low middlinr I2gSc
good ordinary, li2sc Net receipts. 477 bales Exports
constwise 2y0. sales, 1886 Stock 1892,
CHARLESTON Oct. Q, 1873
Cotton frmer for good grades middling i25sc low mid
ding. l29ac l2]ac. good ordinary, lAc l2c. Net
receipts los bales gross s3l9 Exports coastwse, CO.
sales, 1880. Stock, ~, l20.
WILMINGTON. N. G., Oct Q, 1875.
Spirits turpennc firm 1t J2c. Rosn hrm az 81 70
Tor strained. Tar hrm Al 81 40
osAEoo Oct g. 1875.
Flour unchanged; sales 100 bbs Wheat quiet No.
Milwaukee club ~ 35 Corn unchanged, Barley IN fair
demand for high grades which low grades dul
sales 10000 bush No Canada 81 III 10000 bush. No.
Bay 81 ~ 81 ls1 l.GyO bush No. Canada ~ ~ ~
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round lots No Canada offered at Corn meal
Roed yii. Undated $40 per ton. Milfeed-ShorS xl9
$50; shipsufls S2i i So middlngs $2s $50 per ton
Canal freiphts-Wheat Stc. corn rye, 5c; barley
4sc 20 New York. barley III "a Albany and Sc Phm
detnhia. lumber ~ ~ AZ 30 "a the Hudson Grain TIN
a,ai fr,, Ruo ana yeoa lor deynter Yesterday noos
was Wheat a5 013 BUSH corn iosio0O bush oats,
10 f.oe hnsh harlav l-s tDohnsb ~. 3)O hush
''"'' ~ ''' !, 80 ~. y ,e-s
90, ,,, ! buttALo, oct p, 80 TO.
Lake receipts-o,'Wl DDS hour f4,uD nusheis wheat
1900 DO corn ha9ad oo reeeipts-o .op pps hour
2l.OOO bushels wheat -i.pD 40 corn S4uo9 40 oats
1000 do barley 2oOOrye Railroad shipments-o7oO bblG
Hour 1900 bushels wheat oIpo 40 corn 500 40 oats
1000 do barley, 2VSo 90 rye Sana shipments 70 tid
water-l34p bushels wheat 92pV ao corn 40 Lolnterlo
points, 100 bushels wheat oaai lsightS anl-wneab
1c.; corn, bRc; oats, fse., 70 rev. YORK fioni
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-07
CLOSING rRicxsap. n
rnK MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILROAD.

Public attention has recently been much excited
by the sharp decline in The price OF the stock OF this
company from so few weeks ago to 23H to-day, that
present several facts which this uncture will be
read with interest, promising the same with the re-
mark that they taken from the annual report pub
shed for the fiscal year ending December 81, 1874
special despatch to q morning paper dated St Louis
October g. states among other things that 'the net
earnings OF the road and its leased lines for the year
ending 1871 s17o,5o4 60 and for the year follow
ing 1867 80"