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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-04-02
The Piuies ia Nevada.

Although the Piutes IN some places in
the States arein a starving condition, those
living in the hills surrounding this city
are about n we'll fed a. any people on the
lace Of the globe. They are all fat. rag
ged. and saucy. Not 30. however, as Indi-
ans generally are. for the majority of the
men are dressed in clothing in which nota
hole or rent is Ia be seen some of the
old squaws are exceedingly filthy and rag
ged. and the majority OF the females, old
and young. are exceedingly slattcrnly. Ii
Il a curiou fact that. among the Piutes,
the men alone appear 10 feel any pride In
dress. They are generally somewhat
jaunty, but the women 10 not care what
they wear. nor in what shape their cloth
ing is worn. A Piute sqnaw-eyen
though che be the belle Of her tribe
thinks nothing of walking through a
crowded street with a tin kettle on her
head and n huge soup -bone in her dexter
g nipppr." why the Indians here do not
send word to their star wing bre,hern that
: lashias" of broken victuals are to be had
along The Cornstock range, is more than
We know. We're the starving Indians TO
come in and properly distribute them
selves about among The towns Of the State
they would be wintered owe " in good
shape on the cold grub IN il now
thrown away Virginia (vsr- Enterprise.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-04-02

sounds On board. Your ventriloqulsm
explains the whole matter"
II performed In most OF the cities and
large towns in England before 1 knew
you, but 1 was then dissipatod In my hab-
It's and squandered all thar | made. While
on n OF my sprees. | shipped and went
10 sea, and that is how you found me In
Cronstadt. But | was never stock Ia MAKE.
a sailor OF. Since | have returned | have
done well and saved money. and you
must allow that | acquit myself better on
the stage than | did ON board the Nor
way"
And that's the only haunted ship I was
ever in. I've heard OF others, but proha-
bly, those cases might be explained in some
similar way.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-04-02

We call attention to the Wheeler & VIII
son advertisement in our columns. This
well known Company has the most advar.
tageous facilities for supplying the public
with Sewing Machines, on rs favorable
terms as the business will allow. They
warrant all their work. and IL is a matter
Of Importance to the purchaser TO deal
with a Company whose position and per-
manence give assurance that their guaranty
will be fulfilled. They have agencies and
offices throughout the civilized world, for
furnishing needles, thread and other neces-
sary supplies, and have an established rep
utation for reliability and fair dealing.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-04-02

The Shah Of Persia has given
Herr F~alkenhagen, a Russian subject, a
concession to construct a railway from
Tabriz to the Russian frontier. IL this
line 10 carried cut 1t will be extended to
Tihis, and will become the first railway
connecting Asia and Europe.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-04-02

Quick silver il 80 scarce and dear in
Mexico that the Mexican Congress has
offered a reward of $40. 600 To the first
mine producing 500 fla- rs Of hat mineral.
II is contended by a Mexican metsllurgist
that II may produced at 30 places il proper
steps are taken to do so.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-04-02

The Mount Gems Tunnel cost f1e5
yard, and at that raie IL IL estimated that
the Channel Tunnel between England and
France would cost about G7,45O,400.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-04-02

Berlin correspondents Of Vienna jour
nails Indicate Mr.. Bennington "a q possible
successor of Bismarck. b, the Chancellor's
own designation. lie Is a Hanoverian,
but hitherto a henchman Of the great
leader.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-04-02
THE COMING or THE SPRING.
CITY ~oASzoSEr.

AoTY
l..
Thus n family did sing
Praises Of the coming spring
PArERfAMILIAs-basso % cafarrhe.
spring is near without a doubt
The store. basement is drowned out.
Think wo shall undergoa
s'Fresh !" unparalleled since Noah
Pavculents greasy are with mud,
Sewers choked with turbid nsod.
NV caLarrh persistent hear,
Then admit rhat Spring Is near.
THE RIGHrFUL nEiR-feaor.
Feebly meath hot water urns
In saloons the gas jet burns;
The capasious listers grace
10 lighter garb OF drab gives place;
Lay the cone OF sealskin by,
Cock spring beaver DER righteye;
Dash the nun from either ear,
Bet your pile that Spring is near.
The DAUGHTER, o, irHE DAUGHrER-coasraifo'
In green meadows milk white lambs
Must be frisking with their d-si
In the emerald turf is set
The first dewy violet.
Crocuses bedeck the lea;
Birds sing in the budding tree
"'Ganst the sword Of winter" drear.'
Spring, the bcauteous spring, Is near.
v.
hATERFAMIIAs-trsbAc.
Lambs in meadows green? Not much.
All the lambs are in the butch
M shops; dear. too. P'raps one sees
violets, but no cabhages.
Singing birdss There are none-studl-
But spring chickens, and they're tough;
Nothfng's fresh, and all is dear.
Thus l know that sprfng is near.
VI.
THE LAND or TIE FLocK-chilfish treble.
have sold my skates and sled
Fer "a lot OF balls, red, dead.
The Pony Mutuals' have cleo
Ted Bill Jones President, and nae Sec,
And their opening game will play
With the kyoodles, saturday.
see, my top, my marbles here,
These muddy trousers' spring Is near'
VII.
Thus that family did sing
Praises Of the coming spring.
Against the sword of winter, keen and cold.
-Chaacer, +" The SQEiras Tale"
-Chioago Tribune.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-04-02

OvKR 1850 school children were recent
ly v~accinated in three days In New Haven,
Conn.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-04-02

Thus n family did sing
Praises Of the coming spring
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-04-02
VII.

Against the sword of winter, keen and cold.
-Chaacer, . The SQEires Tale"
Chicago Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-17
cnTTnN MARKETS.

to,rsvuIr hug l6-Cotfon quiet: aiidng. l4c
tyNcI.s,u Auc l6.-lOtOn quiet; Midiing. - 'c net
recents IL bales slpments 40 bacs stock l1"3 oaes
NonpoII Aug l6.-Coiton quiet; Micdlng lt@itc.; ns'
rcccfs bales; exports coastwe ioo Dates sVooA'
1872 bales. -, u,,,i,o Low
Mjdllng l3cE Good Ordinary c net receipts llo paes'
cxpoIs coastwisq 100 bales stock. l,503 bales .
S.vASSAn Auc. 1G.-Coton quiet Middlng I34c; NJ,
receipts 10 bales: exports. ooat"se' i3 oaes s'oS'
xvi uyGT0y Aug i6-Cotton Net receipts, bales; ex-
oorts co,sty,isc 81 bales stock Alb bales ,,,
'WgMInIs Aug l6.-Colton-Demand limited Mihai M
"l purt ,pgLpuIA Aug 16-Cotton firm Mddling. &c ;
oy Wi,lng tc; Good Ordinary, ~ 4c net receipts %
haca cross receipts 81 bales. ..,,,,
aI'i,isTA Aug 16.-Cotton quiet and nominal Mldhnng,
I8sc Low Mddling, l32c net receipts 10 bae'; SAFES IL
bplcs. an o.. tall nm, mammal, N,dd,,ny
crna 7S bales gross "a bales sales 30 baes Stock 1884
0W0nuv Aug I6.-Cotton quiet Midiling. Ale; Low
Mailing i3Ic; Oriinar l3c net receipts IL baios
Rosroy aug i6-Cofton dull Middline. l4i2c; Low
miailne Hc.; Good Ordinary l3ic; Grgs receipts go
bales Sales saturday, 1870 bales stock PHI bales: Inv
NIddnng i35,c Good Ordinary, l3'4c net receipts, q
bales: exports c0astwlse lou paiS S"'o'' 'o o'' '
'' IiTisolg Aug l6-Cottor firm Middlng IA 2dli sci
Low Midiing Iiisa14hc.; Good Ordinary. i3sa ISL.
ross receipts bales exports coastwise 20 baies safes
~ ~ L0,Is Aug l6-Cotton noninaly unchanged; MID
ding lie Low Miidling. l3ic; Good CrdiTy lZ'ao';
i,nents bales spinners. II bales stock. 2?l bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-17

7,c and during the week. $3.50 sheep and lambs to average
Sj ~ y head 49,. .. -, =. 4, :. .
James Nirhv sod 1879 lambs 81 n average at &c 10
do. 60 TO- sac; 20 do 90 ~ at s',r - do ~ 10 a.
Size 1925 G3 ~ 13l Ohio sheep. ~ ~ az V;
% NJ at bsc and during the week 500 'ieep am "''
Chss r. ianver sold IT'S tate lambs 90 n ayer,gc at
Fac n l22 Kentucky do, G3 h. at 7ao anu 20 hen'uchy
sheep, 103 N, at $50. ~, . ..-. -, a..
Kase pcock sold 437 Ohio sheep, w ave, age AZ &c
~ 81 do, 70 ~ at 5Lc; l6s do III H. a. 2ci - az
~ H. al Lc 1876 lambs 5:c h. nj &C.: 70 no. " ~
al lei III Kentucky do 10 h. at 7c IL do co H. at &c,
Kentucky sheep, tO3 H. nj &c. AMI during the "e i'''
and lambs 20 average - II heal On . r.ro a,
Jld N Rue bingham 30 ONO sheep, ~ NJ AVERAGE ~
5io y 1874 state lambs 81 H. at To-; and 100 do % 10
1lec. ma
receipts yesterday and today were % carr OF 90,
cars at Foitct % ~ Jersey Ciy "nc
alive. Dressed hogs closed duh AT los"Io c 10
5CncAGo Aug 16.-CATrIH -Reeeipls 3Io0o; saies
Good 10 Common steers Texans AMI common
Natives So 50dS4 market closed heavy ~ t"fS 90 ~,
through Texans; ~ 50a$6 60 for Inferior 10 hS'ia 'as
shipments 1900. - -os,- n Co..
IoGs-Receipts 500 market inactive % - 5oos1 70 lor
the range; sales, Heavy, 81 5O0S 10 bacoh Bauos ~ '
81 80: shipments. 5000.
SlFEl-ItecCIpts 100 market unchanged
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-17

Receipts Of Wheat Liverpool for week ending Aug a..
1875 From Atlantic poris. 1850 quarters from Paeic
pors 1920 quarters from other sources $3.50 quarters
receipts f Corn. 49, quarters. 49,
for the account s,s United States Bonds. 1865. old.
1917. IsG7s 1885,; Ten foItes 1915 New Five. l0j =
Erie railway shares, ltia do Preferred, 30 ~
LONDON Aug. 1872 D. D.-ConsOls for money, 81 1910;
for the account. % iIe. 80
LONDON, Aug. lG-3 D. m.-Ere Railway shares. II .
LONDON Aug I6-4 -COnsos for money, % for the
account, 95s United states Bonds New Ewes lOaas Ere
Railway shares l4 Paris aivces quote kcnes 66f 92
LONDON, Aug. 1870 m.-Rehned Petroleum. 9'd l0d
gallon. Tallow. AZ Fcwt
LONDON. Aug. 1850 p m.-Erie Railway shares Pre-
ferred 81. - $1,000.
LoSIoS. Aug Evening.-Spirts TurpentiDe % a22
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-17
,u.h, oats 10! 900 bush Rye 1000 BUSH Hogs 40 head

bush: Oas 10! 900 bush Rye, 2OU0 U'n' ''08'' ''0 ~
Cattle ii7j head. - -. $500, ,o,,n..d Wheat nc
tive and lower; No. White wabash Hew ,fs - Extra
Go Al As; Amber aichean, 81 4oE Now, 81 s6l1 ssP
teniber Al 4O October 81 ~; NO RED Wnt.I ~ so
x.gI.t 81 az: Rejected OS Corn quiet ana veal ori'
iish Mixed TiG september 73ra7tc osioDsI; &C., e.:
Managed 6Sc Oats active but steady No august 49,
sapenbrr 4io October, 1i2c: White 06c new 1ye ~
ice iOc Frcgiis dull ant nominal Iteceipfs.l3 DDs
1onp 2n 600 bush Wheat 900 bush. Corn 900 bush
,a,s ShinrIenfs two day--JOO bills Fioar. 200 bush
wheat 400 bush. Corn 900 bush oats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-17
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL Aug 1G-1230 p. mCotton is sieady Mlding
Upanis led hdng orleans 7Sloi sales l20OO bales
including 30OO bales for speculation ad eSpo cotton 10
arrive fr1ne sales the basis OF Middlng pands nothnS
below Low Middlines, deliverable August, at 10 -,
LIVERPOOL, Aug. l62 m.Sales oi cotton on we Dsis
of Miing Upands nothing below Low Middline deliverable
September and October led Corn 3i3d3l6F quarter
for Mixed Western ... -. A., ,.,,
IIVERpOOi 1873 m.-Sales OF Cotton on Inc
of MiIng plands nothing below Low Midlng de1vcfiDlo
October and Iovcmbcr, at io OF the sales To-Day OZoO
bales American. ,,,..
LIVERPOOL, Aug l6530 D. mThe Provision and Produce
keis quiet aud tho market Tor Breds'unS 9u' All"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-17
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

%
CoFFFFReocipts for the week ending this evening,
~ hncs and sales. <C2l uac,; today there good
hiu, and the IaaTket - strong but prices
sai,S embrace Oi2i bags per
snerSlr X eS per 3Si6 bags santos PEI J.
DOUga a. above old before arrival; loO Bags
nsr Hancrr per Iycho Brahe all ~ rms
no, iraIspired at Hampton Roads 55Ol bags pe ~
private STOCKS ths cNcing ~
,,ors add NJ ~ bags, including J91j4 bags mere -0
hays al orleans 0G6 Lags ~ Hampton Roa' ~ ~
has al Baltimore ifOa aud lsS FOR United sta - e. "a
nJt bags purchased toT United states 70 Jan INST
IL 900 6,cs quote Ordinary cargOes AZ l1l2Pl a1c
Pa do l>a4 l9c Good DO. - So Prime o. ia -Oc
transactions spot Cotton only limited
And the mark; firm, bu in prices learn OF no important
rhance ReceIf, n the shBi.s pOIs today Az bales
tis dav last reS his day last lJS2 bales
Newl TX, JJSvl bales cohsohuated s'ook I'o 100
bales We quote: T., $500 $780,.
ISL and ON uland Cotton running in quality not
more than half grade above or below The ga'o quoted
onir,ry l9a. strict GOOt Ordinary 1873 Miidlmg. IA q
Good l3a. Low Mdding.....: ID Coed MID l5'e
nnni Aims he s on Ane1can Alaniard OF classification:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-17
OFFICIAL TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE

NEW-YORl<
Henry II, No l26 27.ixJgll Walter Edwarist, Rob 49, -
ori Ieuox Belknsp $4,000
2O,n-st west No SO, 2J3xO2; James j. bOriWn 10
VIM +. Proctor. 20 100
26tii.st - 415 II e OF 9h.ave, 25x98.9 John Nt-on
and wife TO Terence J. Duly 1850
ksui 10 IIenTietta Piatiberg .. 5000
property, Henry Piartb and vie 10 NArc"!I
on. ols ..........-... Nominal
s3ds n > 258 IL in o. 9thave lG.xl02.2. job q
DallaIaore g Mm. pa!!ewore 49, ..... 10000
on 81 $athanc Jarvis r ir.ree to Henry cohen 5000
Westciester- kcayc, = 10 n 4" Of lth-i, o
West Farms lisOn ave, = 30 II !" f Iafh.rst,
yix9O154x92: West Farms, FOrlnan-aye.
l;2O II from Kin .sbrldge road. l3Ox2i0; the Rev,
FOrdhaln ...---.-. .-- O!nin8
Morrisana- Talroadavc, adjoining land formerly II
Chas Bathglte. 2jXljO; Louisa l. Galway, WIDOW, -
LOuisc -aggc LOW
Church AMI Lispcnlr',sts.. cor, l02y1O; Aaron II
eSn.Geiations AMI .,p'' . 10000
lOol-st and New ave- " cor 1eNIo3lN 9lb 4OD II oo
Sedywick referee to l,fr airin L. ma! ? lOV
West FaIms-M olson and NO.ri--t : " cor. M
II m Il xl9J n - West Farms ia I-on ave,
and Orcharr-st cor, 100 f. On 4 yl25 u On ave;
Edward salmon 10 Michael y. >aIl0u...--..---. oOOO
LEAsriiDLp CONVEY AS0R-.
l0thave NO ijlJ; JOhn Winters to Eawarl joyce sOO0
Jane 1T, :, 100 II " Of Wesst, 4lx1Ojxil.bNIo5,
John Lean 10 John Cuff 10 yrs 500 per 81 Tor
first yr., and 81 .rr yr tor remaining Nv" years
3d-ave no lj5 Caroline G Allen 10 HenSey ioi.s "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-17
Northern Pacific
Railroad Company.
NOTICE OF SALE OF LANDS.

The undersigned Master COMM soners specially appointed
S,s s for tie sSSna J"ita circuit oihrIn sire
New,ror" sitting IN @Guty wherein tx '"o any tnv w
is dicndant hereby give notice thai they ~ sell az public
he situate ali OF the lands and land Srants conveyed ~
action mn0ned situated tho completed portions OF
The times and places Of such follows that isto
1t Tacoma Washington Territory. tho 10Th day of Sep
At saint PAUL in the state Minnesota the 10Th day OF
Al Fargo in Dakota Territory the DIST day Of October
onrs under the power adjournment to them IN aid
decree These sales VIII commence at 10 o'clock N the fore
be continued each OF the succeeding days nn the
nles q al the Lands grants sold be fourd
inspected at the offices the Land Agents OF tho Com
before date when such sales are hereby advertised
NO lands vii by which may been disposd Of
by OF bGnds into land by any contract o ,ae
Receiver appointed In this cause before NE date OF e
hs f sr fi psrs the date Of sss hereby
Tho erils OF the sales follows. that - Ia say;
Ma.eIP At the tune Of sal" the 81
pc cash the amount OF the bid such sun 10 o. ior
within s.iy2ays thereafter upon Of such sale
OF ss BY the Court 9S annS Sl hn ' the S ST
Of such balance frst Mortgage Bonds which have been
such case he only such amount would equal
The dividend would be finally entitled under the de-
said lands and land grants will be sold under the terms ana
s s% er.o f. .'Gis sSes and bent Ser
with Public ie.o!uon, No g. OF the Forty hrss consrss' o,
tn, ,he ne Of ss be- given to any pSron who ISa
gle ctn thereof Of taking at ts same RTes
sons up including subject however To the
the Master Comm to Withhold sich privilege
" '''' ' SIasEN HIS q! %,nrrr
Master Commissioners.
Solicitor and Of Counsel for Complainants
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-17
Git1 Real estate for Gale.

LOR SALE-On West l0thst., 3-,tOry brick
J. HOUSE; all Improvements just PIT n line order pos
session $1,000 5000 cash. balance or gears In
Qure $50 West 33d.st.
NTADISON-AEE. A very eligib corner
Va HOUSE, stOres, cabne nn.-h subject 10 ony hiss
mortgage. would be- sold . lots r aud q ar tiAen
in part pawn mt. rutland WHITING, Be"Sniai 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-17
Real Gstate 20 gfrhanse.

AT PLAINFIELD. N. j., 2-story and attic
~ UoIISE IL rooms all modern improyeme IN nne
oricr. t 50 choice will exchange for Brook.
Ign house. rutland n WhiiiN"' bechhAns'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-17

sail Western yellow. soasic. 49,, n.oov,vx
y S9s. s, ss. 1:;ss ssss l lsss s;;
E Es:{ ;i s' ss lgffq i;5
MoGXss EIhe market for descriptions remains
s sy 5 sS' quote s' s%s $
s ss peSa &c
y E .9r.bS in %S 9s% G
i 0 sales .; 200 hOls strained a. 81 "a go 50
Spin p 49, q TaG ,fs c s st O 81 c with
81 D n il ss T;o isa aa % but 'Ff
addition aoys aS" Dbl c .l ssSsd have
OIsLnseed without qnoabe change gpotea a a az o1
make Is tame quoted Soc for Sound $50 Tor Maine
Crude fs quiet at about former figures o'her o'' "'
2g a ,es. ne d1 ncf
Ret SSa aSe. f any I'D I?it PsG1
s a., SahcEGa fn nImdsc very S Adyde from
t IF suppl oay are as ooT louisville is
da S d a. At I 81 e. fais sss at FsrfSTs
qTe Yd Ss,S, n0 a al TS nrse siG AMI %ea sa
9 @ Mess in iC lots a. gu a. 90 Se E1g rr 70 now
rcssG At III 5 80 bb do, 2l 49, NOV
C 30 b5s al $3.50 80 for Plain Mess = OI Extra
*6 foI Packet and $50 for Family Tire sesi ,' at
bni steady al sIGdSs for southern $2Sc$26 or west
iccurcd CIT Meats are fairly active bn ,ra So tr
smoAcd 10. 13'sal4c. for Picked Ilams tle ia do
So e Ii Beies i2S ~ !, 1SG Sot 70,
City Gear at 1. &c Dressed Hogs are ste2 ny
limited densld the supply liberal We 1no a. 80 AM nv
iute % City Kettle, l3,ci 20 les ny
steam l2lsc: loo tcs New western, 1896; % tS 90
Choice iic 100 cs Western Kettle li1c Fo % 4i9 Wes'
.ccr cpabSf He low oared iloc go 'cS seller
al ESEhe market, under the more liberal receipt prices
fayO, the buyer though fancy grades TALE about sty "e9
is in fui y! ry. and values are lower We s2o
str..cj.; lots -...~. - 80, 80
Middle and southern entire dsiries .....2;c ~
STAT butter do. odds and 9iS
M's crn. Ircan'Ty Ii@n5j
Westcr- FiTblns
Western, Tubs
Nearby County Pals. o-u 700. ,,
CHEZ There is very little change iis market since our
las. shippers sill hold for lower prices ana Tue h''ho'
throughout generally weak. We quote ~
state, Fancy, Western do, com = . n
for nome II LGlla, TO nne..-....
Fancy er fSpS, Ios,qll,. State do do. q
FAR Good 10 lila English Dairy--i- "i'
SEFDS- uh Is sales OF ~ bags az II a.
Timothy is not quite 50 strong held at Sj9so ia o'
sTEARIN steady but quiet sales of 80 tcs Western at
sGGARs-n Sugars there is but he doing anh me
maft remains steady sales Of 2S2 hhds, including Moias
~ gar at 7c Cuba MscOvao sisc; ana Zen lnthI ~
S7-c and 700 hds. Porto Rico at &c We quot" fai 10
Good refining Cuba at Sas4c Prime DO AZ fc' ,ynd at
Sc Refined fair request and steady AZ fH9sc' g.,
NellOY lOclOas Tor soft Whise is"li - n"i
Crushed liec for Powdered AMI io'i"ioo' io' "'''
TALLOw quiet and tame sales Of 10000 u ioobing at
WHISKY higher with an improved demand sales OF 800
bbls. at 81 81 and 30 bbls. At 81 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-17
REAL ESTATE.

NEw.YoRK Monday. Aug. I6 1873.
There were no sales at the Exchange Sales
rooms to-day The following the APPOINTMENTS:
RI 4. r. Huilcr = Son.
building plot the NORTH wi corner %. fharne
ane and Elm st. plot 20xi4 9x37 2xslG adjourned to sept
30
Ri r. 7. HgrJsr.
The four lots the southwest ~ Ma.-pl ave- and
Seyelty.seyen. IA st.. ln1 XII adjourned To y -.
) fdTfr.
The building with lot No ~ centr st between Worth and
Leona,l-sts.. 22x7p.s x22x70S adJOLrned - sept )
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-17
Gountrn propertp 20 Get.

PAIR of twin HOUSES, large lots, well
n located on high ground depots &c; rent t21 per
month 10 good tenants Addrvss MUTUAL FRIEND Tro-
ONCE.
ITO LET-Gcntlcmcns mansion; ID rooms;
hly furnished with Horse, carriage, sleigh irlN crp
chickens rent sGo per month AddreSs MANslON, Wess
Brighton. staten island, Z. - Lox -
rSNO RENT 20 miles from city, liz hours ny
ra teman's n ~ NCl 'lly psTti, furnished.
Carl, ~ ochard lawn, and 10 improved land Dwelling
and thunnis all aui spendih order House suited
Sg.tm,r Winter oc,hpatnn. With nrns'e 10. .ho
cold waor vc. Rent low 10 careful arAiy. Address
OWNER U0x los. Tribune OGlcA
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Housss ano farms tUantso.

WANTED-A small HOUSE during to
months well and completely furnished. ready for inf
mediate orcLpstion for lady AMI gentleman no chioten
Answer, full particulars &. ID, Bfevoort House
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-17

To-Day. sat Eve'g. Total
CoDsunlI ton. fOt 'o' I'f'I
Total Observation-Disclosures. 4bl JbI H. 3l
FOR fntirr delivery market advanced S0c = n Uut the
business is only moderate sales follows all on basis oil Low
Hiddlng: ,....,.. zoo ,o,.o. f,.o
nor Io Ir,c Soyesnber 800, l3 zee; December. 800
i3issc January, 500 3 .a.c; February COO 10 2Sa2e'
DAYS closing Piiccs-Au9ust l3sg l3lSlsc September
ISelSsSsgc october. 1917 l-ci NEyemger l$S'sa
GiSfe;.' FeSlgaTy, sl3lSlee M,rgii i sss
june, i4a sa1lscd market ,q gel, Cu ioo 1 1,l
300 IA iStc September. 300 l325gc goo l3 ~ l0'
is sic 900 Is slsc; 20 10 2a3c 100 1$7c 200 10
zoo esoc. 2oO. l37c.. October, 200, IL HAT 600
is lice so IL gsc NovembtT To- 10 llIc; 200 1@Ac
ZOO IL n,sc; 100 132sc. NoyNnber l'1 lcceinbsI loo
IL lie together December TO- - t.a9e 800 10 hex
is he SOC i3 c; JsnaIy, 100 1896 February, 500 lic
100 Ia zee March, ZOO Ale. total 5000 bales grand
total. 1890 bales - 49, , - -, III,
FLOU II AND MEAL-Ihe Flour market opened very dun
and heavy the liberal arrivals ana uni Norabe
news from Europe. shippers boclp back and IN" trae
buv cautously Prices % the low and medium grades
the j. wkc. All grades under ~ with
business at the concession sas 0 eOOo DOis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-17

VNHE FUNDED BONDS of the WEST
L WISCONSIN RAILWAY COMPANY are nov ready
AMI being delivered the SfwIork Guaranty aud n,ien
nifty Company No - Ifoa! ~ay. Bondh0ders VIII please
send in their coupons bonds fOf The fr ur
ther particulars tht plan Of funding please com
inuncate with Office Of the Runway Company No 81
Broadway f. T. Ti.ONRlIDGE. secretary.
IN PER CENT. GUARANTEED. FlRSI
~ MORTGAGE LOANS on improved IOWA FARMS.
Eeferencs IS and fan niorma on sent on application.
UNDERWOOD * CLARA. MusCatne. Iowa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-08-17

The Philadelphia stock market is inactive; Penn
sylvania SKIES third issue, 11Ol9 Philadelphia ana
Erie Railroad 2OSs; Reading Railroad. 55Ss; Penn
sylysnia Railroad, sos. Gold. 1875.