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Oct
ding, l23ac good ordinary, ilc Net receipts 74is
1so Ss4o Essk ssock $3.50 Exports '0A''"' S''''
NEw ORLEANS, Oct. %, 1875
l2sc good ordinary, iIc Net receips Iseas Saes
5,9ss; coast3ise, 255s Sales, $500 Stock, Iooe5a.
Cotton quiet middling; 121c; i2ssc low mdding,
Exports eoast~ise go Sales LOO stock is7SS. '''
Cotton quiet middling 127Sc law middiing l21c good
ordinary T2c; -, Net receipts isl bales; gross e51i
l,725. Stock, 6s,9o4
Cotton quiet easy; middling i31c; low middling
S4,ss4 Sdss Exports '04''"i'0 go saes' ioOo STOCK
Spirits turpcntnc steady at 37ac Rosn firm strained,
81 90 Tar steady, at 81 40
Flour unchanged; sales 900 barrels, Wheat quiet 10
qnst sales 900 bushels Canada by sample at at 81
Corn mea-ssl for bolted $50 for uabolsed per ton M
per tom Canal reights higher~Wheat 7jsc. peas, &C.
%y snd Do s. S q tho S
Hqds91 @ lake S 'oo 5000 bushels 2 3 Barley
Canal shipmentsBarley, $500 bushels lumber, $4,000
feet
Lake rccsiptsFiour l4ooo ees; wheat, 2iaodo bush.
Flour 46oo bbls. wheat 22oo bushels corn 10000 do
ffs sana sSsa sS 4o do
ss 2C 9S DO Cora Gas % for
points-wheat, $1,000 bushels corn, 5000 do Canal
&c sad @ In st a.
l4s ri do oats l2464e do barley, ia 1856 do rye
sales $50 e. bels e s 20 for spring y 50 g 50 o5
o9 bushels old
lSOo do hard Sheboygan 81 So Com dull aud unsettled
sales, $500 bushels No mixed Western SIC. 62sc
bushels No. ChcSgo at 4oc Rye inactive Barley duh
and unsettled only transaction made public Is six
rowed State at 81 Us; two Canada private
Peas dull and unchanged scarce; nominal al S24
for heavy mess Lard dull at l4c l5c Hghwnes quiet
At 81 l6c.
Flour oull Wheat dull and lower; No ! white wabash
81 50 No do. ST. "a No white Michigan 81 rs; No.
November 81 2os December, 81 24S january 81 275s;
No do, 81 o44s No red winter, ST So; No do 81 II
mixed spot and October 571sc November 57; no grade
see; damaged SO. Oats dull and lower; No. ?, Soc.
white &c Michigan S'ge rejected 5oe Frsights un
22oo0 do corn, 5000 do oats. shpmens-I 900 bhls.
-four $1,000 bushels wheat 600 do corn 5000 do
CHICAGO, Oct. 20, 1875.
ulatiye and prices higher; market actye No Chicago
spring. 81 H. spot 81 075S 81 0s seller November OK,
s2c Corn dull, and prices shade lower; No mixed,
5Ic, spot; 5o}4c 5OSc seller November 467Sc seller
33c 35lsc, spot sls4c seller November; sIlsc 3sc.
seller all the year Barley active but lower s5c spot
Slc BE- seller November; Sic, seller Decem6er sue
seller All the year Rye inactive and lower at zoe 7oc
Pork irregular, but in the main sales at 2 IS
81 spot; S2l 10 S2l 35, seller October; Sle 80
aud nominal new, Sl3 so a Sl3 60; old sis 75 spot:
Sl3 SO seller October; $l2 2o $l2 seller the year
Bulkmeats quiet but steady shoulders sc short rib mid
dies l2c. l21Sc short clear mddes I2sfc whiskey
VI l3 At the afternoon call OF the board-Whcat un.
changed Corn easier at oIAe, October; 5o7Sc Noye-
lower at so % for October Lard lover offered al s13 IS
October. Recelpts-flour, 1000 bills wheat, 10000
do. rye, 5000 do Shipments-Fiour soO6 bbis yrhea
24eoo9 bushels; corn 10000 do oats, 1900 barley
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WALL STREET NOTES.

sUB-rREAsUEY PAYMEETs-THE FORGED ERIE
WATER BONDS MISSOURI PACIFIC REpoRT--
PACIFIC MAIL EAENINGs-THE STOCK Rx-
CHANGE DEMANps-RAu.wAY EARNINGS AND
ExPENsEs-ApyANcE IN PASSENGER AND
FREIGHT RATES.
The government al the spb-Treasury yesterday be-
gan the payment without rebate or the November in
tercst The total IS $l2,563,9lo About S4,O0O,0Oo
being due registered bonds wiI in AL probability.
bo shipped to Europe foreign holders OF those bonds
Up 70 three O'Clock about so6s 600 had been paid out
The rumors o. substitution OF counterfeit Erie city
consolidated bonds in the custody Of the Fourth Ma
tona Bank FOR genuine bonds proved to be merely the
reyamping OF an old story made public in these col
umns some months since The bonds
WATER BONDS,
and Mr.. calhoun the President OF the Fourth National
Bank told the writer yesterday that the story was
old one and fully published At the time The bank has
no responsibility in the matter.
THE MISSOURI REPORT,
it is asserted by the officers Of the company will nos
be ready for publication until to-day. The Conference
Committee has in almost daily session the At
lantc and Pacific railroad Offices, in the Drexel Build
ing and have al last il seems come TO some conclu-
sion the best means to reorgaulze and reconstruct
the unfortunate road.
Pacific Mail directors, and IT, as they say, they
have earned 81, GOO net up TO October ], II
is only right and proper the stockholders should have
the figures. The time has gone by when directors
conceal the condition OF company Tor their own
benefit The clamor OF the HERALD for monthly state
ments Of earnings il appears has done good work. as
yesterday 4 committee Of three appointed by tho
Stock Exchange to elicit such information from all
corporations whose stocks dealt The gentlemen
appointed were Mcssrs. Brayton Ives, Salem T. Russell
and Donald Mckay. II Is stated that circular has
been to each company requesting official monthly
statements OF earnings and expenses If this proper
BUREAU STATISTICS
is established it will be impossible for such scandals to
arise as in the OF the Pacific Of Missouri In
companies refuse to comply constructive evidence of
double dealing is supplied to the public who
will longer step into the traps and springs laid for
unwary stockholders.
There has been general advance in freight and pas
senger rates all of the great trunk lines The meet
ing Of the passenger agents Of the different roads in
Chicago took place few days since and the fares arc
now about as they were before the railway As
for freghts the rates established basis Of the
old Saratoga compact
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UTICA CHEESE MARKET.
HAVANA MARKET.

49,. UREA, Oct 25, 1875.
Eight thousand boxes OF offered but only ono
sale made at l5c Bids OF l5c- l316c- refused.
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THE MONEY MARKET.


Money somewhat more active and on cali loans
rated high per cent but the the supply
was abundant at a. per cent The rise is due
what to local causes incident to speculation in stocks,
although there is fair demand upon the banks for
shipment TO the West and South Prime discounts are
quoted at 6 and 7 Der cent
Foreign exchange advanced this afternoon TO
4SO1 and SO for bankers long and short sterling and
actual business at A. so and 4S416.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
The London advices reported the withdrawal Of
f66 900 sterling from the Bank OF England balance
to-day. Consos and United States bonds are firm and
generally fraction higher. Erie declined from 1524
16 TO lax. Paris exchange on London, 25C 10 211sf
Closing prices at p NJ. are as folows:-consois for
money, 947I 9416. consols for account s4hs; 1865
bonds, old, lo3h 1885; 1867 bonds, 1O7A 1915;
ten-forty bonds, 1o4S 1044 hves, 1O31S 1885
Erie, l43S 14s<; Erie preferred, 81 80
UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The national bank received at the Treasury to-
day for redemption amounted 5000 6l2 customs
cepts 5000 246; internal receipts seas, AS
The following the Treasury balances:-Currency
1881 643 special deposit of legal tenders, $e4
coln 500 6SS 696 including coin certificates, $l2 6O0
outstanding legal tenders, $373, ,94l, ,124
The Assistant Treasurer paid to-day $66s 900 gold
of interest and $37 900 in redemption Of
hve-twenty bonds.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds closed firm at the following quo
United States currency skies, 1885 1237s do
do 1881, registered, 12o& 1908; do do, do,
pom 122H 1929; do fve-twenties 1862, registered
Hay; do do, do, coupon, 1l74; do do 1864
registered, 11415 1l5& do do coupon, 11s4 11s1I
do do. 1865, registered, 115A 116; do do, do cou
pom 11sA l19a do. do, do new, registered, 1lsa
11SM; do do. do, do, coupon, 11S4 11s2+ do. do
1867, registered, 119 12o do do, do, coupon, 1917
12o; do. do, 1868, registered, l2ok 121; do. do
do. coupon 12oh q 12l; do. ten-forties registered,
115h 115A; do. do, coupon, 116Ss III; do. dves
1881, registered, lis ll5& do. do, coupon, 1l6h
III
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds generally firm. Union Pacific
hrsts sold 1917, land grants at 9SK, New Jersey
Grsts at 1164, do. consolidated at 106H, Chicago
and Northwestern irsts at 100 and Long Dock bonds
at los. Ohio and Mississippi seconds advanced to 65
Toledo Peoria and Warsaw eastern Dvision) declined
from IA to 1874. Michigan Southern sinking funds,
I0SH Hannibal and St Joseph convertible advanced
to 78R and O., G. and G frsts to Az Sales of Can
ada Southern Grss made at 50h, and Chesapeake
and Ohio nrsts at 81
STATE BONDS
In State bonds there more activity. District Of
Columbia 3-65's from 71aa74. Missouri long
skies sold at 1919; do, Hannibal and ST. Joseph issue,
at I01 u, and Tennessees at 46
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
The following are the Philadelphia stock quotations
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LOSING PRrcEs=3 r. n.

ADVANCE AND DECLIHE
The following the changes in closing prices since
Saturday.
ADvAsoE.-Atantic and Pacific preferred, *; Hann-
bal and St. Joseph Ia: Lake Shore, J; Northwest
common, n; Ohio and Mississippi q ; Quicksilver
NJ; ST. Paul preferred, III Wabash, 1S Western
Union Y Missouri Pacific, l.; Michigan Central 81;
New Jersey Central, u District ofCoumba J e5 bonds
d; gold, y.
DEcLIsE. Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, 4; New
York Central, y; G., @ and l. q, h Delaware and
Lackawanna u Erie, "a Northwest preferred, a ;
Rock Island u, St Paul, u Union Pacihc Ia; Erie,
In London, 14.
SrAroNARY.-Harlem Pacific Mail, Panama
THE sALEs
The transactions the Stock Exchange to-day ag-
Rregated 252 900 shares, as follows:-New York and
Hudson 72o; Erie, II, 700; Lake Shore, 81, $50;
Northwestern IL soo do preferred, 100; Rock Island,
$500; Pacific Mail, 6o,9oo; ST. Paul, 1000; do pre-
ferred, 1850; ohios, o4oo; Western Union, 4o2Oo;
Wabash, 500; Union Pacific 1900; G., g. and l. G.,
1900 Missouri Pacific 10 sOo Michigan Central 1850;
Atlantic and Pacific preferred, 100
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
The following table shows the opening highest and
loweet nrtcee of he dnps-
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COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT QUIET AND sTEADY-FU-
TUREs QUIET AND sTEADY-FLoUR QUIET
WHEAT DULL-CoRN FIRM-oATS QUIET BUT
sTEADY-RYE QUIET AND NoAfINAL-BARLEY
QU1ET-BARLE9 MALT QUIEr-PoRK QUIET
AND EAsY-LARD EAsY-PETRoLEUM QUIET
AND NoMINAIl-NAvAL STORES QUIET AND
sTEADY-HIDEs oUIET-oILs QUIET AND UN-
CHANGED-wHISKEY DULL AND LOWER
FREIGHTs sTEADy-HEMP AND JUTE QUIET
AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DULL-coFFEE
QUIET AND UNCHANGED-SUGAR STEADY.
MONDAY Oct 25-6 p NJ
The merchandise markets were without decided
change. The continued decline in the gold premium
exerts influence, but the fluctuations have never
since the had little to do with influencing eg
mate trade enterprises now. On 'Change flour
quiet Wheat dull but without decided change. Corn
steady Oats steady Whskey lower. Pork and lard
without decided change
CorToN the spot quiet steady. Futures
were quiet and steady. Petroleum was quiet Naval
stores quiet and steady. Hides quiet Oils quiet
and unchanged Hemp and jute quiet. Gunnes
dull. Groceries quiet and firm.
CoFFEE.-The market for Brazils very quiet and
without material change The for mild coffee was
steady inactive We sale Baltimore Of 500 bags
Rio Winifred, private terms We quote :-Ordinary
cargoes 1s2lc I9c.; fair do 2oc 2oi4c- good do,
2o1sc 2o24c; prime do. 21c &c; range
lots 1s4c 22hc; Santos, fair to good, 1886 2os<c
gold ninety days Java government bags 26c 27c do,
grass mats 26c 2sc Singapore do, 22c 24c Ceylon,
22c; Maracabo, DOC 22c Laguayra, 2oc 21c.;
Jamaica, lssc. 2oc; st. Domingo, Isc 1s1sc Porto
Rico 1870. 2o15c; Costa Rca, lec 2lac. Mexican,
2oc 21Sc: Manila, 20c 21c Angostura, 19c. 21JSc;
Savanilla Doc Pike. Curacao. 19c. 2Oc.
CoTTos the spot continues quiet partly owing to the
lack of suitable and sufficient supplies The demand from
spnners however Is moderate being restricted in antcpa
ton of lower prices month to small lots for immediate
while exporters apparently out Of the market alto
6ether 1t significant fact that cotton purchased by
the haSb nv
poraton companies while cotton designed for October do
veres has been forwarded in advance The of
available, however is moderate
pared with the October contracts remaining unsettled and the
operating for further advance be able die
tate settlement higher than figures
advance of Ice October established and main
tanned the close of the market to-day while November
advanced only e. and the advance the remote
months still less important As officially reported, the
closed quiet and steady The closing quotations
day compare with Yesterdays dna figures as follows
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TEXT OF THE OPINION OF THE ATTORNEY GEN.
ERAL ON THE LIABILITY OF THE UNITED
cTA ATFS
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Quotations based American standard Of classifca
tion, and in store running in quality
than half grade above or below the grade quoted.
HtFICt BOOU UtuInurY,
middling, 1890. The

For delivery the sales follows Saturday
after T. M-October, 800 bales IA 7-32c. Novem-
ber 1000 at 1aSc 200 at 10 1890 December, 100 at
l3 732c 400 at 1870 January 500 at 13 932c 1000 at
ls o,l6c February, 100 at 10 7les; March, 200 at
IS 25-s2c May 100 at l4c Total 100 bales. To-day up
200 147sc 400 ls 1890. November, GOO 1sSc,
1900 at 13 332c 300 at 10 76c 400 at - l52c GOO at
at iasac 100 At is 1925 500 at iSi4c January LOO
at 13 9-32c 100 at 13Lc 1900 at 10 9-32c, 800 at
Is 5-iec.,. 900 at Is eli2c: 400 at ID 5,lec.,
% Is92c. 200 at - 7Ies 100 at 10 1899, 200 at
13 7l6c March, 500 at l3 9l6c, 100 At 13c, 200 at
is - s2c April 800 az 1890 May, 800 Ut l4e 500 at
10 1516c. Total 1880 bales Grand total % 800 bales
The receipts at The ports were as follows.
vannah 6i3I; Charleston, 6oas Wilmington, Sal Nor.
folk 1924 Baltimore, l50; New York. 1900; Boston
Philadelphia, 2e Total ~ 49, This day last week "a 9
This day year 80 1o3 Total september 633 800
bales Cotton freights follows TO Havre, by
steam, iJ6c.; Hamburg by steam. lc compressed;
Bremen by steam, lc compressed to Liverpool by steam
716d.; by sail 5l6d
Flour GRAN-Receipts-Fl 2s 234 bbs wheat,
2Ss 305 bushels corn i5l 1888 do oats l2346o do
meal 21O bbls barley 1894 bushels; barley malt 1850
do There change Of momen in the aour market tho
were bbl Rye nous in fair demand steady
meal steady. The sales 800 bbls and 800
hapa Mt uuchanr red prices. We quote
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mo cAPITALIsTs AND PIANoFORTR MANuPAc.

1NO CAPITALISTS AND PIANOFORTB MANUFAC-
turers$lU 600 cash and small royalty will purchase
the entire right Of of the finest music leaf
invented they be retaed at S. profit. an
order will be given for 5000 worth OF stock part Of the
cash will be paid down deposit she order other
orders will be given State be sold
$780, desirable This is chance seldom offered, and
will bear close investigation sold this weak Al
dress J. w. HuGHES ~ Iahartv ssraaa
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rHK GOLD MARKET.

Gold opened at 1l4a, fell OF TO ll41S and advanced
to 1I51< at which it closed. Rag money al TINS price
was worth o.s6. The rates paid for borrowing were
ls2 and 164 per diem, and7, Q, and per cent per
annum
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- HAVANA. Oct. 25, 1875.
tqniet the United States days csrency.
llS l5 premium; short sight l1S 100 premium Sugar
quiet NO. Il d. s., l4 10 reals per arrobe In gold 6a
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

GALVESTON, Oct %, 1875
Cotton quiet and weak; middling, l21sc. low mid.
ding, l25Sc good ordinary, Ike Net receipts, 7flS
bales; gross, 7,5l4 Exports coastwise AGO. Sales.
2,240. Stock, 54,336
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON, Oct 25-Evening. Common rosin, Sc. IS 3d.
per cwt. Spirits turpcntno, 25s. a Dos Sd per cwt.
LrvERPooL, Oct. -Evapipg.-Common rosin S. Sd
5R Cd pcr cwL
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IU.IJ MD II.3U A. VI.
$500 US 5-2oc e4bc 11s S25ooo 6's, cur-... 1884
5000 u 5s,r ST.. ll5Z
$4,000 n Car special

OVTVV " NUV = NVW
40 shs ID a II Can bic
200 Quick Min pr. ..bc
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1875-02-04
MORTGAGE SALE.

Defaut having been made in the payment Of the
l/sunl Of four hundred and ons dollars and eighty
cents which amount ia hereby claimed and clared
to be due at the date of this notice for principal and
interest upon certain Mortgage executed and deliv
cred by Joel E. Ackerman and Martha J. Alderman
bis wife to Peanah Cary. bearing date september
9th, A: D. 1873, and on the 9th day ofSeptember
A. D. 1878, at O'Clock P. N. was duly recorded in
the Office Of the Register Of deeds in and for Red
wood Comfy Minnesota in Book 2 Of Mortgages on
page &c. Which said Aorts age anc the debt secured
thereby 10 still the property of the said Peanah Cary
and no proceedings at law otherwise having been
instituted to recover said debt portion thers
Of. Now therefore Notice is hereby given that by
virtue Of the power Sale in said Mortgage contain
ed and Of the Statute in such made and provided
that the said Mortgage will be foreclosed and the
several tracts parcels Of land lying and being 10
said Redwood County aud described in said Mortgage
as follows to wit;
Tie East one half OF the North West quarter Of
Section Twenty Four, Township ore hundred and
twelve, Range thirty four, also the West on. half
Of the South West quarter, and theSouth West
quarter Of tn Or dissection hve in Township one
hundred and eleven, Range Thirty four containing
to survey, will he sold at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash BY the Sheriff of sad
Redwood County At the front door OF the Court
House IN the village Of Redwood Falls Redwood Coun
ty and State Of Minnesota Saturday the 9th day of
Februsry A. d. 1875 at 10 o'clock A. NJ Of said day
and the proceeds OF suca sale applied to the payment
OF the amou Mt duo aforesaid with the costs and
charges Of such sae together With the Of TWEEN
~ 6ve dollars in esid mortgage stipulated to Be- paid
Dated December 2lst A. D. 1874. Psanah Cary
Mortgage. N. E. Powell Atty. for Mortgage e..
13-7t Redwood Falls MINI.
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IN PROBATE COURT.
State ofMinnesota,
Redwood County.

In the matter Of the estate OF Martha Dickey
:ecsased.-on reading and fling the petition Of
Mary Winsett oiRcdwood County, Minnesota repre-
'enting 'mc- :thcs things" that Martha ccrsey late
Of Re'wood county, on the 9th day OF Dccember
a.. u. 1874, at st. Paul Ramsey County, Min
nesota died intestate, and beinga resident OF this
county ut the time Of her death, leaving goods,
chattss and estate within this county aud that the
said Petitioner u = Sister of said deceased. and
praying that adainistratinn Of said estate be to
Harvey Wnget Of said County granted it is ordered
that said petition be heard before the Judge Of this
Court on Noaday the 1stlav of February, A. d. 1875
at 10 o'clock A. H., at his Office in said County.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be given to
the heirs Of said deceased and to all persons inter
sated, BY Publishing copy OF this order for three
successive wee prior to said day ofhearng in the
Red.o"c Gazette weekly Newspaper printed and
published ut Redwood Fails In Said County.
Dated At Redwood Falls the 2Stn Jay Of December
A. 1874 BY the Court 49,. ....
- II. D. Baldwin Judge Of Probate.
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through the west, the pioneer spirit
prevails and some Of the old settlers,
as they sec the evidences Of civilization
springiug UP around them, ycsrn fof
the adventures and trials Of the iron.
tier. In consequence Of this tendency
frequent opportunities are afforded 10
purchase cultivated farms at figures
not much above the value of wild land
SToCK RAISING.
Especial advantages are offered hero
for stock farming. Horses, Cattle,
Sheep and Hogs arc remarkably free
from liability to disease The natural
pasture is luxurious and almost every
quarter section will furnish a sufficient
amount OF wild hay for ordinary iarm
use. In fact, there is almost no tame
hay grown yet. There are thousands
of tons, surplus, of wild hay and many
cattle have no other feed than the nat
ural pasture in Summez and hay in
winter.
REDWOOD FALLS
The village Of Redwood Falls is tho
County Seat. 1t is on the Redwood
River Fl miles from its confluence
with the Minnesota and Is near tho
centre of that portion Of the Keservs.
ton lying within the borders es Red
wood County.
1t contains about 500 Inhabitants.
AS trading point it furnishes all the
advantages that can be obtained out.
side the larger cities.
There are fourteen stores, some Of
them keeping a general stock, others
making speciality Of Groceries,
Hardware, Drugs, Boots and Shoes or
Furniture. Every line Of goods 10
we'll represented and with sufficient
competition to afford the greatest ad.
vantases to buyers, consistent with le.
gitimatc trade.
There are two No. FIGURING Mil4,
with two run Of stone each and capaoi-
ty for one more.
A Saw Mill. running the year round
thoroughly fitted up for work.
A grain Elevator has been erected.
this year, at the Steamboat landing
with capacity Of 10000 bushels.
The village also contains three Ho-
tells, three Blacksmith Shops, Livery
Stable. Wagon Shop, Harness Maker
and Shoe Maker.
There are two Banks and the u. 8.
Land Office for the District is located
here.
There are three organized churches
Methodist, Presbyterian and United
Presbyterian; also, Masonic Lodge,
Physicians, Attorneys, Graded School
&C.,
ltis not the design in this article, to
mention the village beyond what would
indicate its value, Gas market and
trading point, to the surrounding
country
Its charming Scenery, magnificent
Dalles, Falls, Groves, and other natural
beauties, which place it in such do
lightful contrast to the average prairie
Town, as we'll as its unimproved Water
Powers in which are future fortunes,
merit more than a notice, but it il
foreign to the present purpose to give
it.
There are two industries, which, ito
wants of both Town and Conntry de-
mand: should be commenced at once.
One, or more, Cheese Factories and =
Brick yard. The requisites for both,
are at hand, and the opportunities for
! profitable business iu either or both
are excellent