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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-07-02

TIE Iowa Democratic. Liberal Republic
can and Anti MonOpOliSt State Convention
was he'll at Dc> MOincs on the 2ith. The
following nominations were made: For
Governor, Shepard Letter, Of De> Moines:
observation-disclosures, Capt. +. b. Wood
ward, OF Lucas; Judge ofSupreme Court,
WI Knight, of Dubuque; Superintcn-
dent of Pablo instruction, \. Il. Wright,
of Wright. The platform adopted con
tlinS an indictment Of the Republican n;;T-
ty, quoting the words Of the Ohio
Democratic platform; opposes Il
third term, and tavOrs a restoration of the
Presidential salary 10 So, 900; favOrs re-
sumption Of specie payment. las soon as
the same can be done without injury 20
thu business interests Of the country. and
meantime Il sufficient supply of national
currency for business ~rurpoSeS;' opposes
the present national banking law ttVorS
tariff III imports that will pr01uce the
largest amount of revenue with the small
vSt amount Of tax; and declares against
the imposition of duTies for the benefit OF
manufacturer at the expense Of agricul-
tural interests.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-07-02

MEssRs. Posi-. N"r-roSs and Smith. the
commission appointed by ihc Secretary OF
the Treasury to examine the PoSt-office
building ii ChicI@o, have made their re-
port 10 Secretary RriStow. The Commis-
sion condemn III" foundations and the stone
used in .hr building in Unneasured terms,
and recommend Chat the building he torn
down and thai the stone be abandoned.
Secretary Bri>tow has Therefore given or
ders that all wori> shall be stopped, and
that steps be taken 20 preserve the struc-
i'll its present condition until the mat
ter can be submitted to Congress. which
will be as early as possible after that body
conytncS in December next.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-07-02

RECENT adviccS from Mexico state that
a band OF 20G revolutioniSts had attacked
the town OF Salvatierra. and were defeated
with 70 hiIled. The Mexican Congress
has ratified the contract with Edward Lee
Plumb for the construction of an interna-
5ional railway. Congress mas granted ex-
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-07-02

ONE of the most amusing things in the
world to people living on the Mississippi
is to read the accounts in Eastern papers
of six and eight-pOund catfish as large
catches. When one of those Oriental
journalists has been here. says an ex-
change. and seen IN of our 150-pOund cat
fish pulled out. with a little darky, a
dozen or two pop bottles and a couple
of old hOOpskirts in its stomach. he
never talks of eight-pOund cat any mere.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-07-02

AFTER several years Of hesitation the
Albany County Medical Society has as
serted the propriety of the practice of
medicine by women by admitting Miss
Nary Du BOZ, NJ. d., to full membership
of their organization.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-07-02

y HOST appalling disaster has occurred
III France, caused by the unprecedented
rise of the river Garonne. la the city Of
Toulouse the loss of life aggregates scve-
ri hundred, 2l5 corp>"s having been
toun! in one quarteralonc after the Sn;'#ii
cGcc of the Hood. The totall loss Of life in
theinundated district is estimated by thou
sands. Some Villages We're almost entire
~ swept away.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-07-02

ONE OF the most important results of the
geological survey g; New Mexico, on
Quoted by Lieutenant O.. u. Wheeler,
United States Engineers. during the sea-
son of 1874, is the discovery by Professor
Cope Of an extensive lake deposit of the
eocene age in the western and northern
part of that Territory. The deposits
cover at least 1900 square miles and are
5000 feet in thickness, being worn into
remarkable bad-Iand deserts in some local
tiles. This is only ihe second lake
area of this age discovered i'm tn" West,
the survey under Clarence Kim having
discovered the longest known. VIZ, tilat
OF Wyoming, some years ago. Professor
Cope discovered the remains Of about 100
species Of vertebrata, mostly mammals, in
liz" New Mexican formations. many #
them Of remarkable character. and 10 Il
great extent different from those OF the
Wyoming coCrnc. Carnivuri OF III anti
quated pattern were abundant. and hO0trd
animals related to the tapir. Eight species
OF an almost unknown order, the i0X0-
bonita, which is related to rodents and
elephants. were alS0 found.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-07-02

JUDGE BLODGErT, ut the United States
Circuit Court. has recently decided that
The bonds issued 10y the tOwaS of Brhm-
field and Edmund, in Peoria County, H.,
in aid of the Dixon, Peoria and Hannibal
Railroad, are valid. This decision is in
direct contrayentiou of the ruling o. the
Supreme Court of Illinois, and is o. great
importance 10 bond holders.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-07-02

}. ". DANIELS. Indian Inspector, tclc-
graphcd from Red Cloud Agency to the
Indian Bureau, on the 9th. that Red Cloud
and Spotted Tail had signed an agreement
to %relinqui-h their rights in Nebraska, the
consideration being S25. 600 worth OF
horses, wagons. cows, etc.
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CURRENT TCI'ECS.
NILSSON ri.

NEssRs. MOODY and Sinkry, the Amcri-
can r~evivaiisCs in England, having an
nOuEctd Iheir intention of visiting Et0n.
tine college authorities iutcrpOsed and re-
fused them permission I" hold services
there. They then endrayored 10 secure
the Use Of the Town Hall in Windsor. but
the Mayor refused 10 grant the Us" of the
building. ami the r~cv.yalist> were finally
compelled to conduct their services in Il
private garden. Some 2O students at-
tended the meeting, besides many citizens.
During the service Mr. Moody announced
thar ne hal received 4 telegram -tatin@
that ne Governor Of Eton had removed
all obstacles to the proposed meeting. but
he Needy had 10 intention # holding
further services in the m"i.hoorhO0H. The
matter created great excitement in the
metropolis and elsewhere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-03
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT EAsY-FUTUREs QUIET AND
sTEADY-FLoUR LESS ACTvE-wHEAT DULL
AND LowER-CoRN DULL-oATs DUIL-RYE
DULL-BARLEY FIRM-BARLEY MALT NOM
INAL-PoRK sTRoNG-LARD FIRM-PETRo-
LEUM sTEADY-NAvAL STORES QUIET AND
sTEADY-GRocERIEs QUIET-HIDEs QUIET AND
sTEADY-oILs QUIET AND FIRM-wHIsKEY
sTEADY-FRMGHTs FIRM AND AcTrvE-HEMP
AND JUTE QUET-GUNNIEs QUIET AND UN-
CHANGED.
SATURDAY, Oct &c NJ
CoFFEE-The market for Brazils very strong and
quotations advanced &c. per lb. We note sales
of 1S6 bags Rio, Atlantic and resale of 700 do.
do, ex Imogne private terms, and at Baltimore 200
bags Rio ex Cricket; $500 do do. Mamosa; about
300 do do, King Richard (both resales) and 200
do do to arrivel, by the Adelaide and $50 do do,
by the Gamaue also TO arrive), all sold terms not
made public We quote:-ordinary cargocs, 19c a
1910, fair do, 2ot4c. 2oH. good do, 2oa4c. 2lc
prime do, 2lAc. 211c; extreme range for lots 100
a 22Hc; Santos, fair to good, 20lc. 214c, gold,
ninety days. Java, government bags, 26c. &c do,
grass mats &c a zoe. Singapore do, &c 24c
Ceylon 21c 22c. Maracaibo, 20hc 23c. Laguayra,
20kc. a21Hc; Jamaica, 1870. zoe ST. Domingo,
lsc ls1Sc; Porto Rico 1879 Ole; Costa Rica 1gc
22c.; Mexican, 2o1sc 2l16c; Manila 2lc 22c; Angos
tura Iec. 2l1ac; savania, 2Qc 22ci Curacoa lee
2ohc.
CorToS-For spot cotton the market easier in tone;
but prices were without qnotable change Spnners limited
purchasers 10 sE lots The demand from exporters
general The purchases below reported for
mostly continental order Greek exporters
in the market buyers Included in the sales for
port line of about 500 bales fully middling compressed
store l3 Midding arrive and be taken from
dock, offered at 127sc For future deliveries the
market opened quiet at about yesterdays prices i'm
proved -s2c l1ec-the extreme improvement confined
10 october-cortinued steady until near the close,
when, in consequence of larger offerings and
show of weakness in the spot market
the improvement lost the market closing quiet and
steady the appended quotations Late private dispatches
from Liverpool note dull and easier market with free sell
for the fall months 6Sd We quote October II 29c
l27Sc. November, II ri 52c December II 2l32c Janu
airy, II 2532c. II I3-l6c. February 13c. - l32c
March, 10 3l6c 10 1926; Apr, Is 1890. IL 7l6c
May 1876 ais 81 SIC June IS 2732c July. - 81 BE
a l4c; August, I4Sc. II 532c Quotations based
American standard Of classification and cotton in
running in quality not than half grade above or below
he rrnda nnnt =
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
Stocks Heavy and LcWer-A
Want Of Confidence.
GOLD FIRM AT 117 IA.
The Bank Statement Money Without Change
Investment Securities Steady.
WALL STREET, I
SATrrRDAY Oct "a u. NJ. (

SATURDAY, Oct 2-6 r. d.
The stock market to-day, after exhibition Of con-
siderable hrmDess the early hours, closed weak and
irregular There we're no important rumors and we
discover nothing that should operate depressing in
nuence save the dead weight which parties are
attempting carry, and the carrying OF which only
entails loss Suspicion was expressed toward the close
OF the market that trouble might be caused both in
Boston Montreal by the failure Of Sheppard, Hall
a Co. lumber merchants We learn, however, from
abe latter city that while they have large amount OF
paper at discount there in two or three local banks II IS
all well secured, and that loss to the banks VIII re-
suit Advices from Boston and conference with parties
who identified with Boston interests are likewise
assuring
STOCK MARKET
The sales TO day indicated less than usual activity.
In business Lake Shore the leader. Tho opening
price was sax and the closing price 53a with transac
tions meanwhile at 54at Pacific Mail sold at 371
37k and 36s at the close. Western Union ranged be-
tween 765s 76s rex. Hannibal and St Joseph
ended at 1872 Missouri Pacific declined from 81 to 35a<
and recovered to 1914 36h. Union Pacific fell of to
65K regular 64A seller thirty The last sales regu
lar were at 65A 65A Northwest declined to s9H,
ST. Paul to 34A, ohios TO IT. Erie to 1914 Michigan
Central 57x The prevailing expression at the close
OF the day that the market looked sick"
THE SALES
gated l04 500 shares, which divided as oows:-
New York Central and Hudson $40; Erie, 7ooi Lake
Shore "a 000 Northwestern 7,6O0 do preferred 400;
Rock Island 6oo Pacific Mail $500; St Paul. 1900;
do preferred soo ohos 400; Western Union, 1920;
Wabash, 400; Union Pacific 1900; Missouri Pacific
b,45o.
ADVANCE AND DECLINE
The following the changes closing prices since
yesterday
ADVANCE Hannibal and St. Joseph, y; North
west preferred, u Panama l; Michigan Central u:
gold, n. Erie in London, Il.
DECLINE Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, u; At
lantic and Pacific preferred, a. New York Central
u Delaware and Lackawanna, u Erie, r.; Lake
Shore, *; Northwest common. q Pacific Mail y
Union Pacihc,sh; Western Union, Telegraph, u; Mis-
sour Pacific, Ia.
The stationary stocks were c., c. and l. c., Quick
silver, Rock Island Wabash and District Of Columbia
865 bonds
OPENING HIGHEST LOWEST PRICES
The following table shows the opening, highest and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-03
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
The following the Philadelphia stock quotations
at three O'Clock this day
IS FRAxclsco AFPAIRs.

The Bank Of California reopened ten O'Clock this
morning for regular business, with amount of coin
hand sufficient it is believed for all emergencies and
with guarantee fund OF over $4,000 The bank
closed in consequence of heavy run August &C. and
this followed by the suspension of National Gold
Bank, the Merchants Bank aud other San Francisco
moneyed institutions and all the stock exchanges
During the past month all the banks and stock
board have resumed business. No important failures
have occurred in California a result Of the panic
The two stock boards closed have given notice
that they will reopen Tuesday OF next week The
Bank OF Nevada will open Monday The fol-
lowing are mining stock quotations. Gould Curry
IS; Savage, 80 ophir, So Hale Norcross Al Yellow
Jacket, 60; Becher, 49, Imperial, 10; California SO;
Best Belcher, AZ; Kentuck, Is; Union Consolidated
@, Alpha ID; Sierra Nevada IA; Mexican 90 Caledonia
a These quotations from the Little Board Tho
regular Board will open Tuesday next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-03
REAL ESTATE SALES.

The attendance Mt tho Exchange was very slim yes
,erday, only one sale taking place
James NJ Miller sold, by order OF the Supreme
Court in foreclosure, Joseph Mecks referee tho two
story brick building 'front.' and three story brick build
ino rear with lot III BY los No las Mulberry street,
east side 7G feet south Of Grand street. TO the second
mortgagee Angelina Dcaly for $40 200 the lot having
sold i've years ago for 10000 alone, the whole PROB
arty being valued at $4,000.
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sex dividend.
RANK SHARES.

Bank shares sold at 122 for Commerce. The latest
bids are:-Amcrica 15oA; Chatham, 1856; Chemical,
16Oo City, 800; Continental OIL; Corn Exchange, 100;
First National, 200; Fourth National, 95I; Fulton
156; Gallatn National, 125; German American, 81;
Grocers 1907 Importers and Traders 200 Irving, 1922
Mercantile, 100; Merchants, l22; Metropolitan, 100;
Nassau, 100; New York, 13l; New York National Ex-
change, lo2; North America 100; St Nicholas, los
Union, la
T. PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-03
HERALD SUNDAY -QUINTUPLE snEET

~ reoempton or ave twenty bonds and the receipt or
Al 463 for customs The Treasury holds s37l 500 600
bonds 70 secure the national bank circulation and
SIS 1850 900 10 secure public deposits The national
bank circulation outstanding Is 1857 600 600 Of which
S. GAO 900 are gold Customs receipts to-day,
$3.50 900; total for fiscal year to date 50, 600
Revenue receipts to-day 100000 The Assistant
Treasurer paid out to-day $4,000 OF interest
and $3l 600 in redemption Of hve-twenty bonds
telegram 10 the director Of the mint from San Fran
cisco says that during the month or September there
was coined at the mint there the Of 81 $40 600
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds closed strong and demand at the
following quotations United States currency skies,
l242 124x do. do, 1881, registered, l2l \ 1915
do do, do, coupon, l23% 1875 do. hvetwenties,
1862 registered interest us; do do, do, coupon,
llsA; do do, 1864, registered interest ll4al do.
do, do, coupon 1191 ll93S do do 1865, registered,
ll6 a ll6z do, do do coupon, ll9h ll9s1 do do,
do, new, registered, l191I l19k do do, do, do,
coupon 10 a ll0A; do. do 1857 registered, 1908
l2l do do, do, coupon, 1909 III; do do, 1865,
registered, 12lA III ~ do. do. co. coupon, 1914
l2lk do ten-forties registered. ll61s ll67S do do
coupon, 1l7SI q us; do hvcs, 1884, registered, lis
usH
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds we're nrm and prices well sustained
Chicago and Northwestern consolidated coupon gold
bonds sold at against 81 the close yesterday and
were afterward in demand at s7S SIX. Union Pacific
hrsts sold lO4k sinking funds at ol and Centras
at 1917. Lake Shore consolidated registered frsts
brought 100, Rome, WATERFOWL and ogdensburg con-
sohdated rsts 90 and Ohio and Mississippi seconds 81
ex-interest Harlem coupon hrsts sold at ia, Fort
Wayne nrss 1ls1S Delaware, Lackawanna and West
ern second Ill and Morris and Essex consolidated
nrsts at lo5 The latest bids are
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-03


The wheat market ruled duh and heavy and closed
per bushe lower with the last sales Of No Chicago
from 81 n 81 80 The sales comprised $1,000 bushels
prompt delivery 81 % 81 70 for No. Chicago spring.
aud at 81 u 81 30 for No. Milwaukee do No. spring
81 81 81 Al Also uast evening" for October delivery
Der 1900 bushels No white Toledo at 81 40; $1,000
bushels No. Milwaukee at 81 70 for November Corn was
and sail SIC 6c for Western mixed The sales comprised
80 90 bushels Gle 6Ssc for Western mixed
6Sfc. Toe for sail do aud NC Tie for white Western.
quiet abona yesterdays prices. $1,000
and state. Rye neglected and nominay unchanged.
Barley quiet sales $500 bushels stained siXrGwed
peas-Medums quiet snd further change;
In fair demand and steady
tons dull and nominally unchanged We quote -
Medium choice 81 % y % DO far 70 good, - 70
81 80 81; pea 81 ~ %; red kidney prime 81 10 81
white kidney, choice, q 81 TO- do do, fair good
81 20 81 30 peas 81 90 81 10, Southern backey
peas. two bushel bag. 3d.
GUESIKs-The market quiet and without further
change. We quote domestic CLOTH 1879. a i3isc.
Borneo and Coupore. I4c Calcutta IO3sc. bags 13sc
HRMP AND JurK.-Tho market was inactive and nomi.
nay unchanged Jute butts In moderate demand
about former prices We quote American, dressed per
Mia hemp &C. 71ac gold per b. the latter for fine Rus
sa clean 81 - ~ %. pOld Italian ~ 80 ~ 70, gold
iute 3xe 5c gold Jute butts quoted at nc Be cur
HipgsThe market f5r primo grades was quiet and with
decided change, and common grades were In mod
demand about former prices The sales 500
Oaxqcas 525 Texas Kin 70 Central American LOO dry
Tex n made public Receipts Of hides for the
past week follows t5,J24 from Monteyideo per
Adeline Elwood a49s from Aspnwa per Acapulco 2O47
1ruxo, per Alice; 1854 from IT. Domingo per :. A.
DO per Carrier Dove $40 from Galveston George W.
Clyde 72s Brashear city per lutchinson 10 from
New Orleans per Hudson, - from Charleston, per Cham
nioa 2So hVH sayaoqa nar ClePpAsra ~ from do Der
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-03

MONEY MARKET
Money ended on abundant Offering OF capital al 4
zper cent Prime commercial paper rates At 5k q
per cent Foreign exchange was dull and steady.
Prime sterling, 400 4s4 selling rates. 4 70 4so
and 4 SO a4s4
Reichmarks, 93zS q % 9511 cables, eSK
Prime Paris 5.221S 5195S
THE GOLD MARKET.
Gold opened at 1851 fell to 1l6z and advanced to
117z. at which the market closed The paid for
borrowing 1872, 5e4, 1-64, u, 1-s2 and S64 per
cent, and finally fat There was much discussion in
tbe the October sales OF gold by the Treas
ury but the impression that tho would not
vary much from the September sales.
The imports of specie for the week 1851, 764 of
which $527, 0OU were gold coin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-03
Excess Of re
So. 81. $50 s14. aas. 500 Dec. $500, $50


serve above
legalrcquire-
ments..... sl4 73I $50 s14, 3ss, 600 Dec 1892 $50
THE MARKET
Al the opening q business this morning consols werc
quiet and steady, the Of the Chinese ultimatum
having been already discounted. The market for
American securities IS quiet although, as will be SEEN
there has been slight yielding in prices in some in
stances. In United States government bonds i've
twentes OF 1867 have declined X as have also the new
hves, they being quoted respectively at 1o7k ana
lo4k. The shares Of the Illinois Central Railroad have
advanced u per cent, and are quoted now At s6K The
shares Of the Pennsylvania Railroad have advanced <
per cent the price for them now being As The shares
or the Reading Railroad have declined and ara ouotcd
now at 5o2 E14o,O we're Withdrawn from he Ray
OF England to-day. Rentcs in Paris 05f 52Ic New
Gvcs are quoted in Frankfort at 9oK
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Included in the above are $50 bales to arrive.
For future delivery the sales follows
after r. M-OctobeT 100 at II 2732e 800 II 1876;
November 100 IL 21.32c., 300 at 12Mc. December
200 12c February go At II 81 BE- 400 At II 1916
March, 200 at Is Slice 200 at Is 532c April 300 1896
May 200 at 10 1890 June 800 at - 1871 Ice Total $500
bales. To-day up to M-October, 600 at II 27-2c.,
LOCO 125&c.; November, 200 II 2I-32c
December, 100 at u ,o I1.iec; January 900 at
400 at IL i3-1e February 800 IL 1892 900 49, March
Is BIC 200 10 1872 April 100 - 1882; June
The receipts the ports follows Galveston,
New Orleans, POSI-; Mobile 1,745; Savannah 2249;
Charleston 156; wilmington 9f4; Norfolk 2656; New
York 122; Boston, "a Philadelphia, As Total. I2,O52.
This day last week 1908 This day last L. 27 Cotton
eights follows TO Havre, BY steam &c &c To
Hamburg by steam, Nc compressed To Bremen by
L. compressed. To Liverpool by steam, oiled I'D; by
sail Sled.
FLOUR GRAIg-Receipts-Flou IL 631 bills wheat,
52220 bushels; loCOO do oats 4T7U7 do barley
malt do barley, 1865 do. The our ruled
quiet prices without quotable change. The sales
including State Western and Southern foot up 5000
the quotations annexed Rye -four in light request
about yesterdays prices with further sales Of 800 bbs
Sales $50 bbls. including
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-03
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON Oct 2-Evenng- oil, 23s Cd 24s
LIyERrooL Oct 2-Eyening. turpentine, 23s per
cwt. -
ANTWERP, Oct. 2-Petroleum 279<f for fine pale Amer
lean.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-03

w ANTED TO BORROW-S5OOo ON FIRST MORT
w gage on i5 600 property near Fifth Hotel at
low Address NONRESIDENT Herald Uptown Branch
Office
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FINANCIAL.

TEMPORARY LOANS MADE PRIVATELY TO RE-
spectacle persons Ia city country state security En-
close stamped addressedl envelope reply given Ad
dress ID. TOMBSTONE, Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-03

-stained-Good ordinary, 1ozc strict good ordinary,
115Sc.; low middling, l2c; middling 12Ac The sales
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-03

WANTED 600 ON FIRST MORTGAGE FOR FIVE
w years three first class 1--WE story brick Houses,
worth double tho Address L. y, box l0o Herald
Office.
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WANTED-s25 500 FOR THREE YEARS ON PROP
w erty in New Rochelle worth So 600 Address "
box 3,2S6, Post Office, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-03

GTOCK PRIVILEGES ARE THE LATEST AND MOST
- popular method Of operating stocks, and the success
which attended such Investments times has been
iecty marvellous During the present year Slu6 ~ Invested
them have realized profit 81 600 within 30 days
this fall with the fluctuations usually in the stock market
fully large profits may be expected Those contemplating
making investments in Stocks Gold Bonds, either for
Cash Margins IN stock Privileges By sending their order
Messrs. BUCKWALTER CO, 10 Wall street, will have
them executed upon the favorable terms send for
thar explanatory circular. which they mail free.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
1. "GO WEST.n

PARTNERS WANTED in Western Cities
GILT FRAME and Moulding Factory long established with
buildings, machinery and extensive stock. 900
POTTERY Business Is guaranteed with security
If desired without liability full partner. .$25 900
WO0LLEN G0ODS-To form a corporation for manufac-
turing; old !ished well furnish
ing buildings, machinery and connection nucleus,
100000
wooLLEN GOODS Mandatory $4,000
TANNERY in Pennsylvania So 900
Also number of desirable interests mining lands in
Missouri Nevada and Colorado.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-03

A UGUsT BELMONT 4 CO.,
IA Bankers 10 and 81 Nassau street,
issue Travellers Credits available in all parts of the world
through the
Messrs DE ROTHSCHILD
and their correspondents.
Also Commercial Credits and Telegraphc Transfers OF
Money California and Europe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-10-03

IARTNER WANTED-A YOUNG, INDUSTRIOUS BUSI-
IL man, with capital fine an interest in a.
very high paying manufacturing importing business
Address MANUFACTURERS. station ID.