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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1875-12-02

NO. 2.

mains distinct as the different species Of
oaks or naples when grown from seed. To
eradicate smut from wheat-growing region
would be perhaps an impossibility, as the
spores are SO minute that they are scattered
by the wind, in fact are present in the very
air we breathe, during the harvest season.
They are carried into the barn upon the
straw, rest upon the grain in the bin, and
are not injured by cold or dryness. Steep
ing seed wheat in brine, lime water, and
similar solutions tends to destroy the spores
attached to the grain ITSELF and in a meas
ure adds to the vigor and health Of the plants
grown therefrom; hence these operations
are considered beneficial in preventing smut.
busting the young growing grain with lime
early in spring or light applications of salt
have also been found beneficial in destroying
various parasitic pests belonging to the AMI
NAL as well as the vegetable kingdom.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1875-12-02
WHAT is HIGH FARMING?

An American farmer of note, after visit
ing England and examining with the critical
eye Of a practical and experienced agricul-
tllrist the system pursued there, says:
am thoroughly confirmed in my old faith
that the only good farmer of our future is tn
be the ''high farmer" There is a widely
prevailing antipathy among the common
farmers Of our country against not only the
practice of high farming, but the use OF the
phrase by agricultural writer's. This is all
wrong, and should be at once corrected.
Through some misconception of the mean
ing of the phrase, and also of its application,
they have come to believe it synonymous
with theoretical "book farming" ''new-
tangled notions" boasted progress, followed
by disappointment and final failure. This
is all an error. High farming simply means
thorough cultivation, liberal manuring,
bountiftll crops, good stock, good feed, and
paying profits therefrom. 1t is not strange
that misconceptions have arisen in the minds
of doubling farmers who have been eye
witnesses to some Of the spread-eagle ex-
periments of enthusiastic farmers, better
supplied with money obtained in business
they know how to manage than with prac-
teal experience on a farm. Bountifll crops
and paying profits of course are what all
farmers who are depending upon the farm
for an income are striving to obtain and
every year, as it passeth, is re-confirming
the opinion that the profits are small, and
will grow beautifully less' where high
farming is not practiced. Southern Planter
and Farmer
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1875-12-02
TEN RULES FOR FARMERS.

|. Take good papers and read them.
2. Keep an account of farm operations.
3. Do not leave implements scattered over
the farm, exposed to snow, rain and heat.
4. Repair tools and buildings at a proper
time, and do not suffer subsequent three
fold expenditure of time and money.
5. Use money judiciously, and do not at
tend auction sales to purchase all kinds Of
trumpery because it is cheap.
g. See that fences are well repaired, and
cattle not grazing in the meadows, grain
fields or orchards.
Z. DO not refuse correct experiments, In
a small way, of many new things.
s. Plant fruit trees well, care for them,
and get good crops.
8. Practice economy by giving stock shell
ter during the winter; also good food, taking
out all that is unsound, half rotten, OF
mouldy.
10. Do not keep tribes of dogs and cats
around the premises, who eat more in
month than they are worth all their life
ime.-Southe,m Farmer.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1875-12-02

Let the world have their May games,
wakes, Whitsun ales; their dancings and
concerts; their puppet-shows, hobby
horses, tabors, bagpipes, barley -hieakes,
and whatever sports and recreations please
them but give us a chinook" wind ia
December.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1875-12-02
ID UBLISIIED WEEKLY BY
r. n. SUTHERLIM.
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

The ROCKY MOUNTAIN HUsBANDMAN is designed
to be, as the name indicates, husbandman in every
sense OF the term, embracing in its columns every
department of Agriculture, Stock-raising, Horti.
culture, Social and Domestic Economy
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1875-12-02

An English writer says: In the Amer
ican system of agriculture, the settler sub
dues piece of land, flogs it to death, and
abandons the carcass; and then he repeats
the operation on new subject" Nearly
correct.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1875-12-02

My son, deal only with men who adyer-
tise-you will never lose by it.-Ben. Frank
lus
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1875-12-02

Job-printing neatly executed at this office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-10

Low Mddp 12L1i21r; Coed Ordinary, 70 i3isc net 70
ceps ~ baIs exports coastwise 81 bales sa ooo pa"'
stSck- 1,T2l bales. - a., -,
SAVANNA Sept 9-Cott1n quiet; Middling 1851 10y
Midihng l2s,G Good Oriinnry l2se; net reecps~ DOL
bales sgles 3s7 bales stock, 23Ol bseA -,
BALTIMORE sept g-Co;tOn dull Mddlng, IL -cc. low
Minng NC Gosd Ordinary, BAG; EXPORTS c"ast" Sc
10 bales sales Il bales spinner 20 bales stOcs III Ds
GnvEIoa sept 9-Cotrou easyi Mddii = lSs 90 90
Mtdng 1870. Good Ordinary, LEE net receipts tsgo
bales. clstise 81 balss; sse 40 baies soek
IA ,JS3 bales. .,, ,.,
rim ,DrIPuA Sept. s-Cotton quiet; 1idfinr, lt'7eo
Aidiing ltc.. Good Ordinary, l5c gross eoep' ~
bales ,,,, ,aa.. n.,r.
cept bales; experts cOastwse 2Oj bales sa ~ p"hs'
BOSTON sept o-co.toa duh MdGiing. N9ic. Low 1ild
Coed Ordinary, IL be-; net receipts, "a D-eSi
gross Jg7 bales. stock. 6fIS bales. -. ..,,,.
81 baios, sales 10 bales stock, 54J bales ,,,a,,,
Mv,pns Sept. 9-CnttGn Guiet; Midfhng, l5i26i5'ic'
net receipts l6 bales: spmens 30 bales sale Ivo ors
stock 237l bales. ,,.,,,.. ~, ,-v
AUGUSTA sept. o. Cotton unchanged Middif1g i3e, 10"
N !ng 25,c.: receipts, ia bales t'les H5 Dae
Louis. duh and nOnlnai hluilH 80
Low uddng. BIC; Good Ordinary, l2Asc net reee'p''
; bales stock 20 bales -. -,
CN:XkAI s.ps 9--Cotton quiet 'fihing lie; Low
Good Ordinary, IL To-, two i net ftce Ut
bal4s. 80 ,,.,,,, -,
PRINT CLOTHS MARKET.
paovrrpzcr r. z sept 9-Prntinc cloths dui, with &C.
cliuug euiencY quotations reduced 10 o4e "f YAK
"A Bet StaLdagt ani Lara goods
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-10
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EnunDuAN NAnrrETS

Lvsaroor, Sept ei2 80 cotton y dun ,nd as d
bales Dcluliag 1000 for speculation ami EXPORT Sy,n 70
quiet steady safes Of Middlns ef1p.
MddHg clause, November delivery ~ W LIS roeeps
of American today l07 bates
IIyEFOoI- sept. O.. n. m.-CotoD-ArfiVals onsHn3
free Of " dang rpiand Low Sifdng clause Oeto9,r
and November eiiyory az vi; do do, shipped ter sa'
December and January, a. I'd. -.
LyREroOI- Sept. CLEO .. r-Brea fstIffs are quet
and unchanged. Cheesr 1916 for lne American.
Bscor5 ewt for Long Clear Mindless and oJ fOr Sno'
Midass.
IT EErooI, SEPT e-g9 p. m.-Miding uplanfs Cotton
I'd; hddiing Id.
IvRkPoOl- sept $50 D. m-Cf the sales ~ Cotton to-
$500 bales sacs OF hdInE piAhls
Low Midling ciatr oil CIR n September delivery n 90
IIyEaICOI Sept 9-s d. n-sales Midi spiands cot
ton, Low Mdfng clause savannah srnenta, octo alu
November a. ciSIsi do d. shipped Sl, 40 epeF anu
December, at iSis DO DO laBnIy and 10 W.
IS, "a. Corn. 3ofdJf 2, qurPr for hiXd WtS.Ii
Flour, "a 626f y boil Average California Mh wheat ,"
all y GENITAL; II I'll for CLUB do IO4J ~ ior h''
NLirIIDr SuIinr md d al trl ,a.lM intcr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-10
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


COFFEE Receipts nf Rio for tho ending ths nu.ln;
IS - 40 81 ha.s including "a, 70 bags per Iilgar1 N"li
BAGS p.4 - SOTO h@Gs uer faNoa 4bJ- BAGS pr .-
$3.50 bags G. Ala aai. ~ eas ae- ~. me- 6reyer
embrace $3.50 bags teE nst, 500 i.ss pr lIi da;
IN J, 81 bss per ~ ,o a. 4 py nus Wril be-
haes or ie he0re arrival oVO OSfs VI o.. -
foio 1000 reg us. before an ~ % JUS
itlo .or Dona IL % hs3 Sa"tas, PEE Doa G2- ag' .r
Dantc: ia-S ante per Ernest DTtTtr t4 ha.s per
IVY ork sop. g. As,5l5 l.es, At .icln-d l. 200 h-si
at Eati,nGi, 493 bags. AHc and loacne 90 Nr fof''
1O bags; other VDrs IA tAc Va ted states, 'NSJO "a
a.-. o. S22 bags y icnb" al 'sPs 'ae IRA - ",
Mexican l~6 bags san Domingo sea- d. lois ii o'isuh
t.. az our iinae aAd ~ as ~ I'm ., ,- ,
was only limited. and with continued liberal arrivals am W.
news Europe l.iccs de- lined &c, w' Wise oar
of; ons acc1raicv THE arrivals dav 7lZ a-s
ons IL gie JHu ba PCT Ellen e. on ter cot tri
r' and se-ctc rsles late last evenne o! u-v N-5
L!ugara, al 1000 DAYS pr 7il r'i On &c 90 ''s.
w. quote Ordinary cargo =; l''4 So; :'r 4iSi'
t-.Ofda i.leNI 1850, Prime 10, Zd &C. ali co. ~ '''
III .ars Va rl~l * Coz 49,. lIill, Oei go &c r. -t'
O. 100 -ats -t. STAGE since "a ins ','uO la-
.1I.t. IL, i-i .lt s. Atlantic jpgs 10000 h'":i t.-
M Is 10 United -ate ttd port, HOuO BAGS i 'lht' ~
ba ri: SOCK at date, 10000 bag average GiiJ uCl-r
II 90 bags rice quot iols n01i-li mlIhet " " on'""'
lX,ilanla - a. " quote: ........
s'ocL bags Q5os. co.'s 5S0e. Bag = ' Us
Ia,a,5a.,J2nl - q az Por,o iuoo- lS41@;
.rr,.llc..-.. Costa .l'.. - ~
coy a1lo4 N, = - .1sc. lrs, 90 e e9i'a
q. --..,iio. .j iJl+ az
Iasuay7a. Loss 2O102lA Curacao ...-. le24-O
Ja.-ait4 .--.- A. 200 , ,
CDrTOS-The mar It fr spd Cotton Is v'Ty dih .ihd
oqiors ar asin reduced &C., al winch tic market Gloss
ia ~ AID l,-c~Ir a. l- ON .S 81 ~ u'-
8Dis Dss tins Ga7 l't r,e l,3-5 bales; tbs ad} tst
~,si 1884 bales. Cols,. cad uye "a 'i re- pts Zoo
ok, 70, 5O4 BALE conaoa.oi stock G'4.O bales We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-10
COTTON MARKETS.

NrwOrrY.ss Sent 9-Cotton quiet; Miiihna lss.ci Low
NNIinc 3lsc; Good Ordinary, II &C. neI roeaigs IA
ba.. rinss iO9G haies exports coaswse 100 Dalesi
.aIrs 800 baies; stOcE. 1904 bales
s,rDN. COTTON dun and easier MidLDe r,
la. l0w alang 3isc; Good Ordinary, IL vi 81 net
receipts exports coastsse 100 eaies aics ioo
..1sma -spL 9-Cstt1a irregular. Mdiln6 l3dl3 10;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-10
And tho following for city bank shares:

Railroad bonds continue strong ana IN demand at
higher range of prices. Central and Union Paefcs
were higher, as were also Chicago and Norti- West
er consolidated eospou gold bonds, the latter NOV
ing up to ssh under steady buying movement.
Tba folIovipp were the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-10
Business Chances.

ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
IA YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIVED Al ~
Up TOWN OFFICES No LBS Broa9~a Gov Irty liz
at or 3DS Twenty third ST.. cor. tfi ave-; snS
Third ave cor Forty seven The HARLEM QFtlCS
No ,.slt Thrill ave- Ouehundred and I~en i,li tisI
az ar.n savings Bank Bu.idincl and at tne BtuohbrN
BxASCH OFFICE, 10. BIB Washing Ionst, next e~~r -
the PostOfce, M Ia p. H. AZ regular once rates
A GENCIES WANTED.-A man about 70
~ onen stope Wishes receive circulars aud prce lists
with or without sampie) dealers IN Gy 19) notions
ant novelties. Address c. H., care Of a J. Hcl-MES' ~
Peoria, illinois.
NOR SALE IN BROOKLHN-STOVE,
HARDWARE AND HOUSE~FJ RN IsilING Goods
Stone in nrstrate location, doing good busnzss Fric~
only 5000 Add. IS H-.J. W LIS OF Br0ala ay
40 MANUFACYU RERS, NJ lNEItS, and CAP.
Z IrALISTS.-The CARPOAZOIlNE 70" Di;E ~ ~, ~.
ia sell rr,hts manufacture az sell -
InnrDved MINING POWDER for any par Of ne Unitsa
STAGES BLASTING POWDER IL manufactured by MS pro
c, 5, without costly m.c4ey free nom Danger IN annss
turing or raurn0TiaOn nOnexiosiye m TIE ofn an mar
no egful III an powder For t InioIuitidn shrsAs
COWARD 4. RAGAZLI. Gen rll AGENT,
. at the Company OfIee, 81 Broadway, Kew fOrk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-10
HAvANA MARKET.

HAVANA. Sept. G-Spanish gold, 231 0236. Exchange
quiet on the Uned states, 90 .ays. citicAey, - =
prom F-it - l2 prem. 80 na Eifi, > ~
prem -,At. l1uiJ4 pr M, On iOr.9n o.. ~
r. ~ on fL+ IL Ni't ''efl, ~ lI,,, W. l. - -
HsrA.l, SEPT. T.-Sr.a gUli -.- = -aJ. Exc li 20
dul. DO lfed ~iirs, 20 day currency ~ -,
,... .a.-t ri-li. l. tl.7 PREM; 80 diy g,.i, :
nr ~ short sight, IA % prem. Oh ionlDn lo-Hift
real "a ,s i ,1JI prem. sugar astiye: No. ~ D. -,
b. "a Il real, peg ggT1hc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-10
CITY O. BOSTON.
! 7l,'jj1,l,yyiLS FGl VlTEa I0Ia3
GOLD
100000.

CITY TRRAsrRERs OFFICE Boston, sept D. ls'o-
In rursuance OF vote the COMMITTEE On Finance of the
s CARMEL sealed proposals VII De ny the Treasurer
n The civ Of Boston until o'clock H., sArU RDAY Sept
% 1879 for the any part or tie Water Lean 81
cnc Million DHllrs issued under authority Of the n
r o the CITY Council Boston. dated February 26 1870 ior
tho pyose of providne an additional supply water for said
civ The Bonds will dated October S7b, and VII be due
THIRTY YEARS frn that date bearing interest ,selia
nua in April AMI October per ccnS anHun Oo'h
pr nciDa interest payable in GOLD The loan VI" Oe ~
and in cttli,ts Of one thousand dollars IN, with Interest
couous che OF liz registered certificates II any amount OF
even thousands The loan VIII he secured by sINhJN1
Pr Nd providing FOR its redemption at maturity.
Al, urops1is must De sealed and addressed 10 c. IT, Den ME
r. - -gr.l ana ndorsef Proposals for Water Loan
ach nron must specify clearly the amount II an desired
and th. ,ric, ntr f,r AL proposals wiz u ope.h
in enc PRESENCE t'OHtnpe Finance ana Iie ~
Treasurer saturday rrpt -, 1870 ~ = Hi i1e IisS
Is her, by rsser u reject any or IL PROPOSALS
G.. Ii. DENNIE
CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-10

Below we publish table which illustrates the
Theory Of tho reconstruction Of values TO which TINS
column has frequently referred. The FIST column
gives the highest prices realized for stocks In August
preceding the panic OF September 1873; the second
coionn tho lowest prices touched during AID after
the panic in 1879 the third. the highest prices OF
the first reaction during the spring OF l574 which,
il viii lo remembered. receIy~i aid and comfort
from the llegal issue Of S2GoOo00o of greenbacAs
from the United States Treasury; the focrth gives
The nit of the settling process which commences
70 work about Nay !, 1874, apd continued well into
fine Winter: tic fifth, the highest prices Of the
s1rp. sDscnlatian Of 3d. and the sixtA and last,
the trces of to-day where any made, or other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-10

about steady yesterdays figures there being linz
sustained the demand mt sd large
yesterday; the 81 zoe. for hot II
73e for tsaier 7lac In and 1870 6c, afoat ior
sailing xed, with sales chiefly at I3d74c.; Old nomnaly
7Sc IN store; Yellow 7707-c White not qctabe; saiee OF
two loads sa at 5c, for asi half Of septnber wore
made sales, 81. 900 bush.
HAY AND eFRAWThe movement In fair at about former
quote shipping al 1JIJc FETAL lots 9uc dtl ~;
50aD65c, salt Goethe. straw ~ dun anc I'M
changed Long Rye at Soc Short do at 60Gb1c ami Oat al
5006tc. cash
MOLAss SIn absence Of any trade IN either Refining
Grocery grades. market dull and qu0tau0ls
mammal NeSx lama dull and lnc langld We llete:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-10

FlIITE FUNDED BONDS OF the WEST
W|rSC0VSfN HALFWAY COMPANY are now ready,
and ing delivered by New-York Guaranty and inrein
ritv lo1quv No 80 Broadway BOrdio.ders VIII nieseo
send in their coupons receive bonds Tor DE sauna For @
tler Dart CELLARS the OF uniing pierse cc
Iani,Ito win oice Of TIE Rliway Company NO Ss
Bros,. Wv r. r. TROWbRl DGF Secretary.
ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE SOUTH
rRN RAILROAD COMPANY or LONG ISLAND
Tie annual the holders Of the southern l4
island, r the election or ffie"u IL
recors ant INSPECTORS OF Election Tor e ensuing year.
ne OF the Company, No II Mercefst,
- vorE " ON the t!lirt MONDAY Of teInbcT 1873
tthe 9Ofh in.t) The election viii be- by ballot ana tne
pJs ned 81 II O'CLOCK H. ana cose4 a. OciocA D. H.
Dated sepJ. 9, $50 1872 - >-,,,-.,->, n, .,.
M PER CENT. GUARANTEED, FIRST
zt7 usKTUAGe. LOANS improved IOWA PALMS.
relersuces and ill I'D '0raslion sent or application,
UNDERWOOD 4 CLARK Auscatlnc iowa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-10
Ciectlon Notice.

ALBAXY. Jay 81, 1879.
ITO THE SHERIFF of the COUNTY of NEW:
YORK SIR Notce s hereby given GA, a g y. nsra
Electou 20 De bead in Tits state on The ~ - DA sac, e,nS
, I,s nc -, r1 mr.. % % he eI@cra 70 wit
secretary sate in the Place Of Dieiltch Wier+iE
\ Conn trnler IN the Place n N's'n X hOpkh~
A Treasurer in the place ~ ihOIAis itilneA
An A 'orney General m lie place OF panel frate
Dg ard surveyor III uie lace % SyVanus IL
y Canal Commissioner place Of Reuben ". stroud
Al OF ONCE will expire the is>t day Of Do
1so senator for the Fourh Senate District composed
The rot seoun nj Fourth FIFTH sixth, seventh rhir
an and Fourteenth warls Of the city and County Of New
senator Tor the FIFTH Senate District composed tho
Eighth Ninl, fifteenth AID sixteenth Wards 81 e city and
SI-o senator Tor the Sixth District composed II
Tenth, I4ev nth aud Seventeenth "As u the Sy 4no
s senator for tls Seventh Senate District. composed
Eighteenth. Twentieth and IwentnisI W ards 81 the Oly
Also Ssnaior Tor the Iig N District composed "
Twelfth, Nineteenth and twenty second Waids OF te uy
COZ My AND DrIRcT OFFICERS Also 70 be elected in said
County twentyo of Assembly 20 b. e.eoed fn
me Nssemhy Districts constituted under Chaper COZ.
ldsc q the superior Court the place Of John Freed
Judge Of tho Court OF Pleas the place OF Fred
A Surrogate in the place Of robert c. Ia;ehngr
A DisirictAtomcy IN the place o. Bsr anna a. Fheip>
A Re.ori,r ia the pace oi John h. hickett
Two usoes Of the Marine Court IN The place of Miehae
Cross and Pnhg j. Jeaelni ,er,, r,o..,.r
All OF Office wl irc ON me last LAY 81 pcoe-
Also Judge of the Court General Sessions for the term
OF tupreen year, an January lc.9 pursuant TO ChAp<
sse, Lswse is'a hss9eei1GIy ysq1si v,rIFPsr
secIet@ry o. 'ststA
cHrmrf's OFFICE, NEW YORK, Augusta 1874
c~sty ut tho .crego 1. trse copy OF ne ssoao
Noss received BY me tits Gay MN ths ssrss-o e
sheIas OF lie CITY ADD coaaty - AsS-ssA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-10

The undersigned have this DAY formed Copart-
nerI:n uaGer the firm name ofTISPsOS i Gill s9Y,
Scr ~ trans9cfion OF q general Banking and Com
mission Business, at No. 10 New-St. New-l ofk'
sept. L, 1870. u +. i tA,ISsJ,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-10

Lo-BOs. II. 9-2:JO m.COnsos for money, ia
for the account 3ias kric Railway slaIts lU.a ,.,,
LONDON, D.. 1.-THE IN, BANK q
decreased EJ50COO during The past week IRE itI"ay
slarc-. lGta Paris 4Spacnes quote Hentss 20 GOT Doc
LONDOE, sept. 0o.J D. i.I" amount Gi ou4AJh VIII
drawn from The Bank IL IN siand balance TO-DAY ~
sz0 o. The proporon The lans Of England reserve 20
liability, whici last 537s cent IS now o.,
percent. Lrir Rail way shares.
LONDoS. sept 9-3 - p mCOnsGls for money and the &C.
count. "a BE. brie aI"ay saares. 1914
LoNUO" IT. 81 %. III io rae n Discount IN the, open
bills - ss crfr VIII ~ ~ per
cent below the Bank rte Cons X Cor ulJn,y gi2 ter ine
aceounl % M Trn iaiiwiy s.arrs 1871 doe Pref rrt 3
IONpor sent =. n.-ftelu"d .riiia. y I'll = ne
J. sLoS -tPf. > sElic.-Ca.cDtta LIsceL iJiJ sOV'
Spirits Turpcltne ~ ~ cTL
ID fDON 4 ,lsK sF--EPf ..
Res n Common 70 Dth,
PARIS sept 81 Ter The specie" the Ran 81. france
his increased ll4BiOOi during the past week. H''''
30.
FiASAFogr sept. 9-Uned states bonds, dvcs 1905
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-10
Go Dbom it flGp Concern

49,
4 ADVERTISEMENTS FOR THE NEW
"A YORK TRIBUNE WILL BE RECEIV I'd AT rHD
JPrOWN OFFICES No ,;lSS }roadway, cor thirty drs5
a., or 30 Twenty ia r-st, cor h.Iti4 JOS
1hrlaye- Fortyscyens ST. az the II g. DrFdCs =
81 Thriavc Onehundrct and CHertF i0urtnss
uaIlcm savings Rank Ball.ug), an a. tie Sb)ohl ~
ERASC nee. No. 23 Washing zionist next door W N
Pos-Ofce. mp 10 p. m. 40 SECULAR Once rnes
ETOTICE.-The SUSSEX DAIRYMItN'' AS
~ ISOLATION" having the milk OF more tn1n OOo co~s
u dispose the coming year, invite pro oSJ 9t s -
49, t.r In o. or tie whole together To be delivered =
er IS or Tarla stations, the parties aay agree so
particulars inquire OF - e....r,,
HFZEKIAII SMITH, OF
JOSEPH STIlADER, AUGUSTA, " j., %
ssnt a. 1878 FRANKLIN SMITH, Newton Y. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-10
BANNING AND FINANCLAL.

Now ia GOOD time 10 purchase Stock Privileges rs
.+ocxs ave commencing 20 fluctuaie .argely. I-.tse
desiri0g - purch zee should patronize ALEX fRCT-
tNGHAM II Co., II NaIi-sJ.
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furniture.
Marble ail6 Glatc AlInte!s.

CASONI & ISOLA,
X SIRE AN MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS,
liGta - West 40tist, near BsoadHsN
Monuments, Mantes, Affairs. Fgurcs, Ring w Az scor
&c Importers and mnuactIrers IN Itiy OK n-Eois
work OF every description.
w ID. q A. ). NiCHOLS.-250 entirely nev
w designs Marble, STATE, and Wood Ma1i A@nm,aS-
timers Iron (rtng stable FIXTURES Fence Crates Meatb9
Van.s g. Whec AID retail. send lor catos1es IS ana
son ST., opposite Worth It.
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- 8. and 10 PER CENT
'B',tfPtiKD BONDS CITY RAILROAD sToCKs;
Aso, other cnoice STOCKS and BJNLs' paying Az " ~
per cent, 40 ,,--,, , o,,, II ,Trs
ALBERT II. NrCOLAY & co,
Stool Rrokors and arcflo1eers y - Pine H.. NelOsk.
n b. Choica Securities our Specially - years
DURIINGTON. CEDAR RAPIDS and MIN
ID Nk.jOTA RAILWAY COMPANY oG IOwA--ihe h"i-
certificates issued by the Farmers Loan am trust
rauy for fnci coupons tie Burlington Cedar Raj d and
Minnesota Railway First Mortgage Main Line Bonda are
requested to present the Ia the Farmers Loan ana irt
Comna,v an AXE ~ deposited under me aree
n,e1t ~ fgr frn- Ana al OF sich Doaihoders VINO
have 4 reported the Commi.tec VIII please ses mo n.
az lv hrr rcss together with the numbers % me bps
bi ~ them r,snqrvav in Oricr that be able to com
nlnea.e reference ~ al matters al thon u.eI'
w. ~ ~ CHA IHs L. FROSr Trustee.
p. o. Box t024 Nry-York CITY.
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at demand buyers contend Tor lower iir'a vi t"'o'
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ar grffue tu.a q. ntt, -, f!iil 40
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