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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-27
The Patrons Platform.


says the Western Agriculturist, by labor
ing to accomplish the following objects:
To develop better and higher manhood
and womanhood among ourselves. To
enhance the comfort and attractions OF
our homes and strengthen the attachment
to our pursuits. To foster mutual under
standing and cooperation. To maintain
inviolate our laws, and to emulate each
other in labor to hasten the good time
coming. TO reduce our expenses both
individual and corporate. To buy less
and produce more, in order to make our
farms self sustaining. TO diversity our
crops and crop no more than we can cul-
tivate. TO condense the weight of our
exports, selling less on the bushel and
more on the hoof and in fleece. To sys-
tematize our work and calculate intelli-
gently on probabilities. To discounte-
nance the credit system, the mortgage
system, the fashion system, and every
other system tending to prodigality and
bankruptcy. We propose meeting to-
gether, talking together, working together,
selling together, and in general acting to-
gether tor our mutual protection and Iad
vancement, as occasion may require. We
shall avoid litigation as much as possible
by arbitration in the Grange. We shall
constantly strive to secure entire harmony,
good will, vital brotherhood among our
selves, and to make our Order perpetual
We shall earnestly endeavor to suppress
personal, local, sectional, and national
prejudices, all unhealthy rivalry, all sell
fish ambition. Faithful adherence to
these principles will insure our mental,
moral, social and material advancement.
GRADE Up.-Farmers, grade up your
stock; if you do not feel able to buy aud
breed thoroughbred stock, breed your
common stock this spring to none but
thoroughbred males. Secure the service;
of some of the thoroughbreds Of YOU
neighbors, or procure one Of your own O
some reliable breeder, and when once you
have lot Of grade stock, either cattle
horses, hogs or sheep, you will never rails
scrubs again, for farmers raise stock TO
the purpose of making the most none
out of their farms by feeding their crops
rather than sell the hay and grain t
dealers. Then the kind of stock that wi
mature the quickest and grow the larges
is the most profitable for meat, and it
no longer question, but settled fac
that the grades Of common stock crosse
with thoroughbreds are more profitable
, Western farmers than raising scrubs, viii
the first cost of grading up is small col
pared to the actual profits in dollars al
cents. Too many farmers just here q
penny mssS s ano sis osn% Sd NAL
!. as cheap as common stock they dontli
, to make the start-to make the first on
lay--but the world moves, and our stot
must improve with everything else
Western Agriculturist.
TEN RULES FOR FARMERs.--1. Tai
good papers and read them.
2. Keep an account of farm operation
| 3. DO not leave implements scattere
over the farm, exposed to snow, rain an
heat.
4. Repair tools and buildings at a prope
time, and do not suffer subsequent three
| fold exDenditurp IF time and monav ~
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-06-27

MOTHER AND BABE.-"Out of all the
buried ones, aunty, which do you see
plainest!" l questioned. little Sally"
was the quick reply. "Little Sally, who
never had name till we needed one to
put on the gravestone over her. Little
Sally, who was four months old when she
died. Abby married man 1 could not
abide. 1t was Henry's wildness down to
Boston gave him the consumption, Ste
phen was away from home always till he
took sick, and Martins wife and me was
never good friends, and that took away
some of the nearness. But little Sally
never lived to give me cold look or a
hard word. When my plans were the
brightest, she faded out from under 'em,
and left the joy of my life broken in pieces.
Jest think of velvet touch laying forty
years on a woman's withered breast.
Jest think of a little upturned pink face
never fading from out woman's empty
arms. That's been my lot, and I'm satisfied
to go where my baby is awaiting for me-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26
NEw-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY OCTOBER g. 1875

isia '' Ss. S7sSs b. and 5sa svt,
Merritt & iurcnard for Co - &c
can, " cS az ic 70 dress g and Tor
nedy lel DO cwt at lldi2Tc with few tops al
MrLcIl cows Receipts for the week number 81 head
ay under influence The general deprx IN the mar
nc N.Y. Res yG so x ead a %8f f Gia
week last year: Veals were duh al 7a9h 70 nr
- 5oa 81 80 heal of the best reaching sl2asi
Hume Elliott yeas las n averssr, at ss
81 g. q g. sd 70 1s ss 80 o. and "Hs
james Kifby sa iais vea 100 average at sc NJ
sMLEP tND LAMs-Anvas for The week ag .Y gate
s. ao ass or i,s head Trade was dull limited at
j@ 9r iSs c 5%d 1879 los Chic shsS 10 average
2l q at Se 2l ~ do sn 80 bt at G 5s
$500 sheep lambs g average s 5Sg a head
$40 In lana shep rough, 81 d. at 5'.e and zig Illinois
A. Van wcr sold 1913 sheep SCH at SC.
and 50 STATE lamIs, 81 q a, 6ts ..n a, .r,0. q,
4,.c i5 do 80 ~ al Size; I6s ohio 90, Il3 y, Gci
1910 do W ODE 10 stae DO 95 n AZ 5sc ard dur'ng
price. ranging from 4.c Sias for She and 0c 10 Tie
Kirby sold g state sheen 10 qyeI9ge at G,tc
% l1 a. ono 49, 40 do w. % at c 80 tae d. 10 at &c.
lso sheep AMI lambs mNe g @ a. 49, las sa,e am ,
during week. SsGl sheep and lambs OaVerage 50 10
Hume Elliott .cla ss state sheep los n averags at g. 2
az 20 aG lis 3 ss al S q at i5 d. Is H.
80 do, Al H. 1c AZ do, 50 10 at +c ami during the
week, 237 sheep and lambs 10 average 10 10 head ~
SWINE-Receipts for he number 3i,GO against 23
rs week arrivals yesterday and to-day lOJ cdl
loads 1880 hogs Jerry Hunter sold a. light state hogs
l56 average at 5sc H. and heavy were quoted az "a
ATE. Dressed Hog selling fairy AZ 94G lJ4c = ID
CHICAGO. oct 25CArLy-ieceips 25D0i dull aud weak,
pressure sell at lower pices butchers and oeers
~ snuSS IS common t0 strictly choice shipping 20
So % rough 10 cheioe stees - 20d*1 G2Z; shipments,
1900. ,,
HoGs-Receips Zoo; active, strong, higher elosei
firm sales Ass l2l2 mostly at 81 2JdsI TO marSet
bare at close sh pp"nts, j.SOl .o-...o
SnEEPHecoipts coo; dull ard nomna sales al tJat "a Do
Pun .DTLPII, Oct. kTTIR-The market dill and
pc.s rather 900 head arrived and si al 10
lie rennsylS and Western Stee's; 80 Ior
choice 2dGc aiI TO good dol and 4d3c ID gross
fer common, 30 quai.y.
without erial change 10000 head arrived
sold nj "a 6lfe 3 gross as to condition. -. -
Hoes dun and rather lower 5000 head SOLO az I'll %
aSl2 80 100 ID net, as to quality.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26

me dy s. SSs ps san OK
SS ns s 2 Il ~ gold and Dry TSss, az sS5
aGs At Sic for p oS; 1 Rehns
Orleans was dull for Oh at 50a6oc the latter Tor prmei %
NAVAL sTGREs%There was more activity in spirits Tar
peRtne BROUGHT about b, sighi easier hfnres sales 81 iv
quiet, but quotations werc st Grn Common 20 Good
Ten % aS9 Of leo 9g a :. Is ton c 4
Pitch tos2 TO- denyered ter Change pierre We're turtle,
% pbs i No al y Il a sSO ruor. Of sales Of
POI ss AND , e s s1 on P Gamad Ise at SO
6sc shown steady market Crude rln and Laic T.ic
sound quoted At 50 d3 &C., and Maine on at 80 zoe M
there was decline the advices Europe. which kept
E%enas cn dSca sS Which hHs al" show
bulk 0'c o 0eto1eI and 6'iGo ,e Tor ~
fined, in bhls quoicd at 1859 for this and l$olSe Tor
CITY HaPh,ha th ,lsS wa. sals Of 5000 DDS shipping
baltimore vas quiet a Sc for ,he former en - for
te latter After Change ihre were sales % oyo pg Ir an
IL Shipping order on private terms Tut SAID To be al iosc iof
TROVisIONs-fhe Pork market was about steady with
little dong manly fr cash and O'tosr closing MI,
at si 20 The actions Included 50 bbis. Neg Mess IN
~ ~ sa i SoS 1 Sn st oSd
$50 III, sci $50 66s do at 81 g. with sale
WITH snail sale. a. SIC Tor ionfr 20 for ne ai
Srms n daoIe fS =, S 80 70
SO Sew Beef were quiet at s2i as 4 90 for
Of Zoo cq PcI M1 shoulders o" at o 80 SoSs" Gear
Relies at l5c.; 10 boxes 40. at II &c and
Smoked Meats were quiet II &C. Tor shoulders, and 14@
l6c for Hama Midles ruled steady with small on'ne,
with of 20 boxes city ong Clear at 4c Dressed Hogs
az MS5 .a ar city, Lard wan Very dull and pec5 ruled
9Ss 6 fEs s o Sa f TOR 9 %csf "a at 4
November at 1874 l3iec 100 ties city Steam on spot sold
At BGri f Mas qast aud prices owing 70 The
ps s 10 sm a9a c cy o + 1g State ras at for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26

nominal GSI9EsS sos saslea oats r'' u
SsSss 1sis S@ 81, SP sSS a. b
sSs %s Ss, e9s ~ asT c. H.
iie Clear SIDES iiS IardTerce iii.al4ts Whisky
qss sS e T m sfff s%s Sss aaG
79a7 3c New scarce dim oss anet weak 40 p ioa
4ls FsGf d f'ssa DUN
Mnst %l''2 S %aa seif no. cash sn .e oaa
seller NoysmbeT 80 Do 99,e Corn saser No. o sas
sHa Ss''s ss aI'ss' mug 'f
hpns seller 2 o 81 o. seller S Freight. quiet
a"qj Wheat nanao ss 3:xsso aS n.
iid% 2pSoo b6. Wheat SS 1i ss' 90 o BUSH 'u'
re- GoSd FAIR Ps ta Siss Sa
demand Common s o TO 5 SSaS5s o0d F a s
Peraas sos$i so Double Extra % 1, g.
s. Corn dull 73G7sc oats quiet at 1888 Bra Bra,
$aasd a 4, s. s faS %Gn t Mca da
as f aars s'%cSS Choice cag Ky fa qa
W sT RSteR sc,ca sg western ri 20 Gree
Gull 2%aary 70 pr%s ls%2e i@ % SS fS[
oswsa6, Oct 2j~fiour unchanged sales 1000 bbls.
wSeai qsti SO Milwaukee Ts6 q 80 corr ,n lSSer
e. q si 81 s sss ass TO- .'s s iP
What n,y Sc Corn a ARD Rye &C. 10 Sn SS to
Ln%1 g 10 he Hudson M @ 800 D fs
lumber Canal shpments-95,6Oo bush Barley 100000 feet
PnLiDEtrGA Oct 25-Peroleam steady At 1917 l4e for
Refined amt lo, fo crude New Cloyer.eed 4 'aEen N %
grsds Wheat IN request other kinds neg
lecd sales coo bhls Including Extra az - 5O IOWA, VIE
c0nsiD and Mime soa Family At s3 2j0S1; Pcnnsy lvaLa
Indiana, and Ohio do at 80 2as3 ~ =; High grades 81
wanted at tu prices Red II S5ds 10 for New Pgnnsyl
vana and ~ 0SGfl Is for NeS Western, Amber 81 AZ ana
Whit, ri 4O0sl 81. Rye, l5ds3c Corn irm Yellow 'uc
sas ssG $685. 9a . sa an %G as1
County Extras, 33a3ic; do. do. Firsls 30 d32e Neeer
Extras 2sf:iOc Frsts, 2Jnz7c; Rolls Extras 27a3Oc
Firss 26s 2sc Cheese FIRM Now York Fancy, l3fic,
Pennsylvania Aew Jersey, ahd Delaware Fresh, ZS@3ot
Western do, PRAISE. - -,
81 LoUh Oct 2j-Ylour dali unchanged Wheat dun
and lower No Red Winter 81 1921 90 caoh e. "a %
tOber; 81 5Sdtl 80, November No. do, 81 $50 81 81,
spot. ige bat inactive; Nc. 3 6'c. be- cash; VI -,
BID Ocober sales 81 i6sai7c, November Oas duli; NIUE
aud lower; No. 67a7lc POTs dull and lower at
s23. demand: current make, u 4c.
Bulk Meats dan and lower; offered SIC for shoulders
l2I Clear RIB sides 2c for lear Sides 10 days IN
Ssd 1890 Clear SIDES l3i0J3fe. WHISKY dun snd lower
n dull aud lower moderate demand ~ de-
cline; Workers 25as6 IS Packing = 750+T Butchers
q Medium rar 1874 Native Cows ~ 80 qf'
Good 10 Choice Texans, - ieGS5i Medlnm 10 lar ar
y soI = 20 Conla M s. ,oIST So o bs5 ais
10000 bush: Barley, l5oOO bush; Rye, 1000 bush hog >
ToIEno oct 95-Fogr dub. Wheat duh and lower y? .
White Wabash. 81 81 No DO, 81 ~ No. White Mich.
gan, II % No. do, - Il Extra cd, 81 10 Amber
Michigan spot ard NoYeabcr. 81 2O2 December u ~
January ii - ~; No do, 81 0+l2 No Ret Nirter,
Corn du and lower; HIGH Mixed, spot and October 81
NOyembrr SIC No grade. 56c Damaged DOC. oats duil
lower; No 2, 36e.; White 1lc.; Michigan 20 re
1ected, sole. Frelghts UNCHANGED RecGpt7oS0 Dds
Oats. Shipments-O0 bbls. Flour $1,000 bush. wheat,
1900 bush CON- 1000 bush oats
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26
THE STATE OF TRADE.


LTEarooI Oct % i259 m-Coon II easier ana pijees
Orleans I'D sales bales, including 1000 for specu
ation port receipts j 90 bales 0i which 700 bales
Cotton 20 arrive, dun and unchanged 0nef
ngs free.
LIVERPOOL oct. 25-l.30 m.-Sales OF Mdhhng mobile
Cotton regular contract shipped october and N0yeDp pei
sail sales Of Mddng Upands, Low Mdding clause
shipped November and savannah sail at
6l5,sd Corn > 3h6d per quarter for MItd western
Bacon so y cwt for Short Clear Mhdos. TalO" a. cwt
LNERPOoG, oct 2j3O p mOf the sales Oi ~ ION 10 uay
$500 bales American. ~
INERrooI oct ESQ y. m-Sales of Mdding Uplands
Cotton Middling clause shipped January ami February
(peI said at I lisd
IyEEi DOL, oct $3.50 T. m-Coon to arrive easier and
prices have declined fraction. Sales OF MddDnl pialldr
low Miuing clause, shipped December and January per
sai) I5,s do shipped January and February (pef
sail at I'd o--, =,
LIVERPOOL, Oct 25-Eyenng-Common Resin, D 1856 =
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CHAMRsroN. Oct. 25.-Cotton quiet and easy Addnng
13isc.; Low Miting l22Gl2&c. Good Ordinary l2iec
ne receipts Co.'s bales exports ,oas"iSe' ]'''- pa's
sales 10 o iaes; stock. 54,14i bales 80,
NE,y.DaIEAss. Oct Ut OuOn irregular and easy Mid
ding ~ &C; Low mifiDg l2Ec Good Ordinary ll'fc
receipts lI9i6 bales gross l3os' bales exports ~
wise 25}s bales sales, 5000 bales STOCK, 1852 bates
SAyhNSAi oct 25.-COJOn quie; Midtllug, l2'go; Low
Mlddbng l2sc; Good Ordinary. l2c net receipts 6i3i
baes gioso 6j7I bales; exports 10 tie Chanu.l p ~
coasWse 1911 bales sales l,f21 balen Stock SOi
a0mLF oct 25-Cotton quiet; Midilng. l2%d12ac: Low
uidllne l2c: food Ordinary II &c. receipts 26O4
bales exports c0astwis' 620baes sales lCOO ba'' 'totA
1888 bales .,, ,,,
nei receipts shpIneLt 3,O63 bales sales 'oO
AI6rsTA. oct 2j~Cotton dun ami nominal; Nidd!ing,
l2ac Low Milding 2oc Good Ordinary, Lac; net re-
WHssGrON, Oct. 2j.-COtOn unchanged; Mlddung, l3c;
Mid.lg 12a,c,; Good Ordinary, nominal; net receipts
81 bales EXPORTS eOastwsc, 353o bales Sales 400 oa'es
G1ivisfos OCT. 25.-Cotton quet aud weak Middling,
1916. Low Mii1iGg l2-c. Good Ordinary 2+ net re-
ceips 74lS bales gross 75ii bales exports coast"
lido ba,s; sales 224O bales stOcS 1896 bales.
,iAlTnaORr oct. 2J.-CottOn dull; Midn- l3'fc: Low
Mhdne DE- Good OrilaarJ, 12'scj net receipts 100
Gao bales spnners, 900 bales stock, Z. lO6 bales m
SORTuLK, 2J-COtton nOminlli MidduD2 f32ci net
receipts 433i bales exports cOas~s $50 bales sales 800
Rosi3T oci 25-Coion steady; Niding IA lqc; Mid.
dhg c GOOD ordinary, l5C; nvt receipts % vies AlOss
LOIS bies; stock. 2,22s bales ,,.,,,. VA
Low Middlns llic. Good Ordinary l3sei net receipts
80 bales, gross. s26 bales. 1890. .
Mlddng l2a-c; Ordinary l2ise; net receipts, go
bales; shpmest Si2 bsesi saes, % baes; stock I4lo
HiSclNNAn Oct 25.-Coton quiet; Midilng 1855; Low
bales; shipments l, l7s bales stock 1897 bales.
LOUISVILLE oct. 2j.-Cotron quiet; MldHhng' l5he
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LIVERPOOL MaRKET-oCT. .

Receipts of Wheat a. Liverpool for week endEE Oct %
From Atlantic ports 2 600 nom Pacinc ports 9uoo
as IRON sources 10000 qs receiptso Com, 32OoO
III,
LoNuoS Oct. 2j-l230 p. L.-- oas0s W y Tor pom
United states bon,S, Ioo's W. g.
Erie Hallway shares, ij's.
IOSDON Oct 25-l30 ?. mConsols for money - o,s for
I0SpoN Oct. els D. m-The amount Of bullion Withdrawn
from Bank Of England On Jalsno" to-day Ii aooOoV'
Paris adyic quote Hrute- AZ COT JDc 80
ToSUny ocf 1j-3 80 H. NJ iiailN shares, l4'i
Io,u, OCT 10 80 m.-t OusJs for money, - 10 FOR
the account 9ii: T. = Bonds, hyes lOj's Ere RAN
wa, shares, l47,; do. preferred 81 -,
T1Sn0N oct 35-j:} D. m.-E,rie Railway shares, 14'i
Taow. 81 81 I'D. a cNt. fOr 1870.
JO.DoN oct 2j-Lvcnnctom Rosin. . 40 3 E c"t.
Spirits TuTpentine 2J'G2JI3 & cNL -
LONDON NAkKET-OCr %.
Rosn--Comnon .....-....--.--......-.... . steady
PAPIs 2jESchaEgo on London, 2jf u &C. continues
for shot sight. g-- m,
ANTWERP Oct. 25.-PetfUcJn, 2cL tOr tlhe RAE amer
icau
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26
MONDAY oct 25. 1875.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
MONDAY, oct. %, 1876

COFFEF-RiO dun and nominalv unchanged we sun
quote Is 20s1c gold for cargoes aud invoices t"uGh IA
higher nguei were quoiei me only s'c Moou
was that of nuO bags ex Wnired in Baltimore on private
terms the stock Of Brazil here 1913 bags and an bait,
more 3DO6 bags cable dispatch IRON Rio JaneIo To-Day
reported stock Of 100000 bags ana decline 20
600 grades showed change ana we're very qet
Maiacabo s noniIaly at 20d22c, and Java al 2odZoc
bOIn gold.
COiTON-Therc waa an advance Of sc. the market on
spot ay and small business dOn' io sihh NJ
uf business
Liverpool rnl low. and god weak lte receipts al he
21SSS bales tins Hast
werJ ana - hs lids day last year. The sales wero
$50 bales saturday EVENING" including 1'' 1or
spnGi9g and 20 speculation. The following are quota
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26
sIAININ.

Good ..'...."i2S .2w Miu"hhg'''' SIe
For future delivery there moderate business d1Ie at
able urices opening higher. subsequently,
losing portion OF the and only maintaining an Az
vance &c which in lost Tic sales SATURDAY
after T. m October 900 ia 7aac November O0l l'tc;
o Sisaac DccemDer 100 Is 7asc; 400, I$sc January,
q f., 81: 900 SEC. February, 400 Is rec. March
300 IL Sec 30 l3lSec; 100 1859 AInl 100 l$SIage
NAV 100 l4c Total 60 bales First NONcmD,r 100
S7iec January. 100 1920. May 100 10 i9ae leta goo
Vsio6cr 40I I37,ec December 400. 1910. Janu
sTy. 200 15S,ac. March, 100 l5i2,sc June 100
lit.oc Total 1850 bales Third eall -Ociober, 100
ii3s-c. December 300 l914e Total, 80; goo bale:
300 iissc 200 IS i3gsc November, 600 1885, 300,
il isc 200 7lec 400 lS t2c coo - IIcc D@cemetr
100 IL tec &c O. Is asc 100 134c l01 3 'e2c 500 l34c
January, loo l8Ssge 100 l$4c LOO iS IA Scc
February 100 Is ss.c POO Is zoe 100 Is 20p
is Zee March. slec 100 1876 800. 10 ls2c ABr 900
Is C. MAY 300 l4c. Soc - l5iec. Total 1850 bales
Grand total 22S0O bales. ..., M ,.uo
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And the following for city bank shares:

Railroad bonds were generally firm, the principal
changes being in Hannibal and st. Joseph Convert
lble and c. G. and L. G.. Firsts the former advancing
10 7sis and the latter 20 AL The following were
lla
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26
Bnsiness Gbdnres.

nRUG STORE FOR SALE.-One of the best
situated aud furnished Worcester Address Tor par
ticuaTs, EDWIN y. WAhhEN, WORCESTER hiss'
E'OR SALE-A CONFECTIONERY STORE,
at % seconday bctween llgth and l2Oth ST.. with
counters shelving awning shades, stove &ci price 900
show SH-J WIN toniiciin, -ZSO
rent OF store and rooms, $50. Apply az store.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26
DUBLIN Park Warden Law.

GLASGOW Steamer Dorian. i
Wheat, bush. 20,775 Flour. bJlr 1000
. GLksGow-Bark q. w Jones. =
Corn, bush g32S Mheatbsh 1906 Flour bbls. 3,325
HAyKR-Bark Kate.
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Dipioeno Notices.

l1ipi0en0 Nol(es.
TVTE AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL
L BANE NFw. YORK, oct. % lS7j.-A Dividend ~ FOUR
PER GENE fee tax been declared on m capital "
tn Bank payable after l. The Transfer Books
will DE closed this date and reopen 0n the 80 81 NOyen
beI II, Wtl.LSoN, 'ashl'L
TINIIE NOVEMBER COUPONS OF the REAL
4 ESTATE MORTGAGE ROS d. negotiated and guar.n-
teed by THE EQl TABLE WRIST COMPANY VII De paid
aud st of November next at the Ne@fork
Office Of the Company. No. - William II.
JONATHAN EDWARDS President.
WEST Wf,COgsIy RlILwA, CoNrANYl
No. ~ BEoADwAY, INV YORK, jaiy 1913.
TE'EIE COUPONS on the FUNDED BONDS OF
4 the WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY COMPANY due
Jny vin De paid in got ~ the office Of the NewY rk
Guaranty ard Indemnity Company, No 81 broadway On and
after thai date. Il. y. FLOWER, Treasurer.
vE,HE MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY or
4 NETWORK will pay az its Office No 100 Broadway,
on and after November fs 1873 the November coupons az
the Real lstaIs Elr-t Mortgage BuLcs gnarautfTdy ~
LOUIS FITZGERALD. Vice PRESIDENT
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Savings Banks.

NETWORK SAVINGS BANK, Eighth-ave..
~ cor. Fourteenth st--SIX PER CENT INPEldsf paid
LIST OF each month Assets +3.i6S2lS ~ surplus
S32GOs8 ~. RICHARD ii. BALL rest
c. W. BRINCKERgoFP, Sec'y.
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CHEESE MARKET.

unc, " " Oct. 25.-Eight tlousend boxes OF Cheese
offered, but only sale made at loc bu- ol Loo 10 -
were refused
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SS,ndHtial.

FEW CHOICE FIRE INSURANCE
n STOCKS for sale by 4. : BAILEY, 65 Wali-st
A INSURANCE, Gas. City Railroad Stocks
"a. and Bonds also Municipal Securities bought and sold
ALBERT II. NICOLAY & Co.
STOCK BROKERS' AND AUCrIONEERS,
NO 43 PINESr, NETWORK.
FOR SALE-ChOice aud 10 per cent CITY and COZ NTf
BONDS aud other FIRsr-CLASS STOCKS ana BONDS,
having 10 10 II per cent, o ia Orabla terms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26
NETWORK LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY. Oct. p. 1879.
Beeves. Cows Veals. sheep and Lambs S~lne All knns
1878 81 2.23S 27,S27 1868 7o,OZS
1heAe were sold a the following places:
Beeyes. Cows Veals Sheep Swine.
Jersey CITY Stock. Yards 7O6S ... 81 li,SSl 1870
SNtlCl $3.50 % i,oit
Forty eighth ST.. y. River 40 Oh lil'o ll,SS4 90 n;
AT West FOTtleth ST.. -. o''VI
Eeseips asi wccE s76i I3l 1851 3lCi 22il8
last 2252 - lgii 321io a91522
xiv reefs last year. f3l n Z,Ol4 2ZfIo oilEo
CATTLE TO-DAY -
Prime IN . xtra Bulloc as ................12 dl34
Fret ona,ty fdl13
good natives ~ al
That Of ordinary thin Steers, oxen, and Cows. .
Texas bAitlt -
The general the market today eS
tinated al.
Of Prccs iron. O2di3
of tilc sales are from "l"2
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RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.

TRIEsTE-Bark Giuseppe d. Abundo
2orn, bblA ........... 4,36e DyewOod, toEs.".....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26

EAS STOCKS. - ~
W NEW YORK. METROPOLITAN, NUTUAl7 AND
NtTHATTAN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD,
and All OF BrooK and New nor Gis securities deal
mby Sf,. H. d 5A'5 y, 20 20. st - v
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THE MARKETS.

Carefully reported for The TDBUSE.l
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26

L BONDS.
TRUSTEES OFFICE ~ SEARS BUHp''G,(
Boston, oct. ~, 1875.
SEALED PROPOSALS Willie received unl nOon til [ RS
DAY NOV L. 1875 the sale OF 4jonn0 Of the aud Grant
Bontis Of said UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY,
To Trustees, In accOr lance with the lndcntufc
OF mortgage Of April 10, 1857. - -
JOHN DUFF Finishes
FRED. L. AMES, ''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-10-26

~ each OF the Burlington Cedar Rapids and Minnesota
Haiw AZ ,ompany-Nos 1901 2S0S lob 48S1, 1855 Also
five C6UPO% g. KIiFICATES tlO5 each and same mum
the Farmers Loan amt trust Ompany.
All urrsos are cautioned gegoate the 800 VIII
b, pad ISAAC H. FOSTER, Homes
I aafs Penn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-07

til WEST 10Th ST, NEAR 9Th AVA RESPECT
Ill able young woman first class cook in private
family all kinds Of good cooking first class
city references washing; is fully capable oftaking entire
charge of the kitchen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-07

7S0 WEST 2STH ST.-TwO RESPECTABLE YOUNG
loO girls cook washer and ironcr the other
ehambermaid and waitress; best city reerences both will
ing and obliging
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-07

JdS EAST BID ST-TWO YOUNG GIRLS SISTERS;
lfO cook and the other waitress chamber
aid take Of children a private family; three
years references from last place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-07

Ito WEST l4TH STA RESPECTABLE WOMAN
IlO cook washer and roner Can be at last en-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-07

717 EAST 2sTH STA RESPECTABLE GIRL AS
good plain cook, washer and ironer good city refer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-07

100 WEST 41sT STA MIDDLE. AGED PROTES-
lUJ tant cook washer and roner assist
laundress good home Of object than wages city
refer
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-07

7a0l WEST 18th ST. REAR.--A RESPECTABLE
lUJ2 girl first class plain cook good baker and excel
lent washer and roner good city references Call for two
days