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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-01-07

A farmers daughter has just missed
being a heroine. Seeing her fathers
barn on fire she got pail of water, ran
toward the blaze, and-fainted on the
way. The barn was destroyed, and her
father, rating her intentions by the low
standard of her failure, warmed her
shoulders with strap.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-01-07

The number OF re-enlistments during
the last year has been 400 more than
during the previous fiscal year During
the fiscal year ending June 30, 1874. there
were $500 less assertions than during
the fiscal year ending June 30, 1873. A
little of this reduction is due to the dim
mutton of the number of enlisted men,
but 1T is fair to presume that a large
share OF 1t is owing to the increasing
contentment with the service by the full
operation of the acts of May Is, 1872.
for gradual increase of pay and for sol
diers' deposits.
The Paymaster-General recommends
to favorable consideration an annuity
scheme for officers of the army first
presented by Gen. J. b. Fry, of the
AdjutantGeneraps Department. Under
it, officers could, by making certain
monthly deductions from their pay, secure
to their widows-..heirs, OF nominees a
monthly annuity sesssh will commence on
the death of the officer 1t is contem-
plated that the operation shall in the end
be safe one for the Government, and
shall involve no loss to the Treasury. 1t
contemplates that the War Department
shall have power to prescribe from time
to time the rules and tables to be en-
ployed in the execution of the plan
The average annual mortality of
officers of the United States army dur.
ing the last fifty years Including deaths
In war; has been PAL per 900.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-01-07

A very goodlooking young lady en-
tered the Central Station yesterday, and,
walking up to the Sergeant, she said: II
want policeman" AS socn as he could
recover from his surprise he said: "Wen,
there are five widowers and seven young
men lett-have you any choce?" She
was very indignant as she explained that
she wanted an officer to go and help
take care of an insane woman-Detro.t
Free Press.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-01-07
Report of the Paymaster.Generai OF
the Army.

WASHINGTON, Dec %.
The Paymaster-General of the army
in his report for the fiscal year ending
June 30, 1874, gives the following state
ment of receipts and disbursements:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-01-07

drainage, and that beer brewed here Is Ma.
fore deletrious to the health. The R,
and the Herald have come to The reso,,
the Knights Of Gambrinus, and ridicplo ;,
stupidity Of the editors who have M -,
sense than to suppose that brewery reon,.
ing from 5000 to 5000 gallons of water 80
draws its supplies from a well twelve 10 ~,
teen feet deep.
Henry Erring, of Milwaukee, has BEEN
rested for paying for housekeeping purehs.as
in forged paper.
Samuel Brown, one of the old settlers Of ..
county, has recently died. Mr. Brown bpi,,
log house in Milwaukee in 1884
A call, signed By members OF the cop,,.
bar, has been presented to ChiefJustic Rysr
asking him to allow his name to be used nsvt
spring as a candidate for the place to wbioh
he was recently appointed.
A charter has recently been issued to ,,o
wisconsin Publishing Company which
proposes to publish at Milwaukee the danv
and weekly Commercial Times, by consopda
ton of the Times and the Journal of Comma.
The little daughter of II. Groede, of Nh
waukee, took $40 from his bureau drawe-
the other day and kindled fire with ii, tbipk
ing it was a roll of waste paper.
Lisa Schatfner, OF Milwaukee, was run owe,
md nearly killed the other night by tvo
drunken men in buggy.
The boiler-shop of the Milwaukee iron
works was burned on Christmas moninc
Loss $780,
A train on the st. Paul Railway took fra
spontaneously in Milwaukee the other morn
ing Before it could be extinguished seven
ears were damaged to the extent Of abou.
500
| Optagamie County.
| Jacob Phillips recently hired horse and
cutter at Seikman's livery stable, Appleton
He failed to return on time and he was ar.
rested at Richfeld, where he had sold the cut.
Ter and was trying to sell the horse
Racfne County.
The improvements in the city of Racine for
the pa.t year aggregate in value s227000.
Waivorth County.
| MonIoe J. WeatherwaX Of Geneva, recently
committed suicide by taking laudanum. lie
was twenty-six years old and leaves wife.
A very good looking young lady en-
tered the Central Station yesterday, and,
| walking up to the Sergeant, she said. II
want policeman" AS socn as he could
recover from his surprise he said: well
there are five widowers and seven young
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-01-07
Sudden Death of Gerrit Smith in New
York City.
Another Decision 10 the 1on. Beecher Subtitle Bill
Of Particulars Refused.
Gen. Sheridan Goes to New Orleans Under
Confidential Instructions.
Ex.GOy. WarmOth Kills a Man In a
Street ARRAY in New Orleans.

Etc, Etc. Etc. Etc, Etc.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-01-07
Jefferson County.

ID. W. Kellogg, a prominent citizen of JEFF
ferson, died very suddenly the other after
noon. He was out in his stable, attending to
his horses, when he was taken suddenly i'll.
IN his endeavors to reach the house he at.
uacted his wite's attention. When she came
to his assistance he had reached the steps
leading to the house, where his strength
failed, and he fell back into his wiie's arms
and expired.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-01-07
kenOslla County.

man named William Van Pattcn, living
near kenosha, was recently very suddenly
Killed by the caving in of clay bank in a
bricE-yard. He leaves wife and six chill
dren to mourn his untimely taking off
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-01-07
Juneau County

The Northern Light lodge OF Masons at
Mansion have elected the following officers
for the ensuing year: Gaines Phillips, W. NJ. (;
Martin Craig, S. W; Francis Starting, j. W;
John {. Wetherby, s.; Chester Lyon, T.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-01-07
La CrOase County.

James Langdon, an Alderman and a prom
inent business man of La Crosse. died yer
suddenly few days ago from rupture ,
the cranal blood vessels. Twenty minute
before his death he had been enjoying en
cellent health.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-01-07
Marquette County.

The barn belonging to Mr.. I'd. McCafery
OF Packwaukee, one of the largest and bes
in the county, was burned, with all it's con
tents, the other night. Loss about s2,5o0.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1875-01-07

Some DAYS ago thieves entered the milli-
merry store OF Mrs. Burt corner of Milwaukee
and Mason streets, Milwaukee, and stole a
roll of money containing from $3.50 to $500.
The other day Mr.. kemmerling discovered
August Schali, Of Menomouee Falls, lying by
the roadside in Wauwatosa, terribly beaten
and left for dead.
The Milwaukee brewers are indignant on
account Of a damaging rumor set afoat by q
German newspaper of New York 70 the effect
that the well water OF the city is poisoned BIZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-15
Railroad, 214; Reading Railroad. So; Pennsylvania
Railroad. 51ls. Gold. 114i2
III. .ooo;x.or 81 no Toledo and Wabash kallr0a0,

Railroad 2114; Reading Railroad. So; Pennsylvania
Railroad. 51ls. Gold 114i2.
The receiver of the Toledo and Wabash Raiiroad'
the Hon. j. d. Cox, inrply to letter from BOND
holder gives the following information relative 70
the present financial condition of the road, which
will interest those holding its bonds. He says that
the net income of the Company is sufficient to pay
the interest ON it's first and second mortgage bonds
but by order Of the Court it is to be first applied
toward extingushing debt mostly for labor ana
surplies, of about 100000, which had ac-
crued when he took charge of the road
Notwithstanding the great depression OF bus-
ness il is anticipated that this Indebtedness will be
extinguished the current season In ADDITION 10 pay
ING the ordinary expenses In May last aCommitte-
of the bondholders, appointed for that purpose Wis
tied the road and were satisfied with the condition
of the property and the economy of its MANAGEMENT
and that the road is in good condition, potn as
track and equipment as any road IN the " es, An
effort is being made to induce the stockholders ~
unite upon a plan to raise the money necessary 70
clear of the floating indebtedness and enable the
company TO resume at once the payment OF lnteres
upon the earlier mortgages, at least with suor'
prospect of success. In conclusion he DeneVes II I'M
wise to sell the bonds at current rates II the holder
can afford to hold them.
The Sewer Loan Of the City of Providence, for
5000, OOO has been awardedto Messrs. Norton q 5
& Co, at 100 2eIoo per 800 of per cent gold
bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-15
COTTON MARKETS.

Svw.ORLRAss July 14.-Ootton quiet and UNCHANGED
Middling i5i4c.; Low Mdding. lfi4c Good Ordinary
he receipts. 204 bales; 3Oi bales exports 70
France 1928 bales coastwise 20 bales safes ooo oA'
stock, "a, los bales. ~ ,.. -,
%obIiE July II-Cotton quiet Midding l4sc; Low
Middlng Ia sc. Good Ordinary, l3 nc net receipts 20
bales exports coastwise 229 bales sales 20 Daos sock'
CmaRRsroS July 14-Cotton dull Middlng l4'.ci Low
Midding, 4tc Good Ordinary 39a 3sc net receipts ~
SAVANNAH July 14-Cotton dull Mddling. litc: LoS
Middlng 1890 Good Ordinary 1896. net receipts ~
bales; sales IA bales stock 1.510 bales. - -
AUGUSTA, July l4-Cotton quiet oierings llgn, neian
very light Mdding. Ia hc. Low Middlng lag Good
BOSTON. July 1i.-Cotfon quiet; Miding l0,.c; 10y
Midilng 15Sc Good Ordinary IA &C.; net receipts "a
bales gross. 42i bales stock. 49, $50 bales 80, 49,
BALTIMoRR July ECotton easier Middiine loisci Low
Midilng l4s.c; Good Ordinary, IA &C. gross receipts
WILMINGTON, July H.-Cotton unchanged; mddhng.
IA nc; Low Midllng l4isc. Good Ordinary I3c; ne,
receipts bales exports coastwis 2lo bales STOCK 4o'
bales ,,,,. ~, ,., ra
ceips bales exports, coastwise ll5 bales sales 10
MEmPsIs July I4.-Cotton dull; Miding, lts4c.; net
receipts IL bales; shipments lG bales sales 100 bales
GMvsSToS july l4-Coton quiet Middling. IA Low
sales I35 bales; stock, 5,9ii bales -
PHILADELPHIA July l.-Cotton quiet; Mmdiing 10 &c;
Low Milling lie Good Ordinary, li4c net receipts Io
ha,es. gross receipt, 26S bales.
CIScIsNATI July i4-Cotion dull; Middng lf'c: Low
Middng II &C. Good Ordinary l3sci net reseipts oie
Sr Louis July li.-Cotton unchanged Middiing. ia%c;
Low Midling IA Fac Good Ordinary, l3Ac stock, 2'0o
LOUISVILLE July 14-Cotton quiot Middlins. l4'.c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-15

averasing I07s to LODI H. at SO 100 head TsIa,
steers ave- ging 80 TO- 1T - rs ana 100 heal mcmg
steers and siocker sversg 10 9s4 TO- IS 609l W
SHBRP LAMBsHeceipts today $500 head nakmg ao
total supply the thus far 1920, head against ooW
head last week. and 500 head Tor ue sso
week year markets fairly active all offerings us
posed yards bare Of stock prices range on good quS
Of stock at strong opening prices OF the "eek on
mon Sheep sales little demand LAMBS ,s1 &c on
400 disposed Of the majority OF the sneeP pss
butcher market and " lambs Tor the
head Canada lambs, ranging IRON % " uo
H. at ~ 81 GOO Michigan clipped sheep ranging f1n
nom Sc 70 gs o. at s5 40 400 Indiana clipped do3
ranging from 10 10 81 No. at 50 6O0S4 l2o lnos onPP
do. averaging 10 h. at - 90 ,, ..o ,o,., srrn,v
for the week thus 10000 head against 1890 ior ne SANE
time ast week and @ The time last year irke
active for YokIs az e 25Ss7 40 seiected ~ % TWO
hogs slow at 81 200 81 30 400 hesd were uspooou "
cars heavy hogs uns0ld
CHICAGO, July 14.-CAruR-Receipta 2OOo neaa moie
active prices scaawags to best 81 20
Texans 5O0S3 80 common to choice natives 10 90
fair 10 good, $5 20dsJ So shipments 1880 head -. .
Ho6s-Recepts, $4,000 head active strvng hsli a.
terays prices poor to extra o0ds 80 bacon s'"s' -'
SHRrP-Recepts $50 head dull poor. $3ds3 oo; choice'
81 25Q$4 80.
>sr LOUIS, July 14-LTE Hoes firm and unchanged re-
ceipts 575 n, .,,.,,r cboice
CATTLE active and higher demand exceeds ed npIy @
Native Steers SO 55dS6 90 Il; Cool do 80 Z3aSo o2 d.
dun Fair 5Oas5 rs Common 81 $685. co. o@ot 70
Texans 81 25G$4 80 Good do, $3 95dt4 III; Common ="
Medium. So 50a$3 Is receipts. l92o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-15
THE STATE OF TRADE.

LONDON July 14-l2:30 p. mThe rate fof money az ao
Stock Exchange Government securities eent
Tinted states bonds 1S66s lO6 l6of loos
new Fives iO4 Erie Railway shares. l2's . All an, 4.
LIVERPOOL, July 4-l23O p m.Soon ~ an a95 W
pressed Middling Upands I'd Middlng Orleans ,sG
exnoT Cotton arrive Is I'D cheaper ana te MARI, 10
as sales on the basis o. M,hdng unah. morning oeio"
Low Nddinrs deliverable July and August at "a 90 no.
deliverable August and September at isd 90 uo ~ e
lie epenber and at SIed sales OF VI
new crop on the basis Mddng Uplands hothng peio"
Middlngs at lid. Breadstufs are very lh Mhsn! 2g
81 for average California White 97d9 III ior Cup oo o.
@ nly ~ m-Paris dispatches quote Rentes at
IivERroot July 14-S p. m-Becf So uerce Tor new
LONDON July 14-3 m-Pas dispatches quote heh'es a.
vEHpooL July 14-3 D. mOf the sales Of Cotton TO-DAY
200 bales ere American sales on the basis OF ~ lunS
leans nothing below Low Mdding' denVerapo July az o.
do do, deliverable August al sd ....x oo,s . 10,
LONDON July $50 D. m.-Consols Tor money ~"
the account a. amount OF bullion gone INTO Tue bah
Of England on balance to-day ia f344.tOO: OF, =,
LONDON, July 1880 p. m.-lehned petroleum. o2u'
gallon. . ~, sha,a. 49, Paris
dispatches quote Ientes at 64t 2oc p,o ,,.ar,v honda
FRANKFoRT July I4.-Unted STATES fWe-'"enV oo"u'
IOSoy July I4-43O p m-Consos for money "a lie; ior
account 81 ga Erie Railway shares lZ - A.. ,.s,s
LIVERPOOL l4-i:30 mSales OF o,,oh W ,o raie
OF Middng Uplands nothing below Low MidhS ueh'oraoo
July and August, at 6ls led. . .-r,ra / II cbeaner
LIVERPOOL, July l45 D. m-Cotton 10 arri'e' eu' '"P
The market Tor wheat il tending upward 1000, aaaad
,s1yDny JuIv 4-Eyening-Iinseed Oil, "a Pcwt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-15
WOOL MARKET.

Rosroy JuIy 14-Market unchanged There IL good de.
mand for medium feeces. combing and deaine nseces ana
Spng California and prices have not varied since as'
Fine feoces taken In small lots IS Waited by man t
trs hut pr prices cOmbarei with current rates in INC
inferior Caforia comes forward freely and the new eeca
from the West been received to some extent lithoIgn
there is marked falling compared win last year. we
auoe Ohio and Pensyv heecs at A 2G5Oc Tor new
g1 oc TOR good and of ole medium Unwaslcd
feeces are principally from 81 d.0c combns and ceane
fleece 100000. for washed 42d iyr nhwasheu IN
Guiding Kentucky and Wisconsin and Michigan
fleece At i5disc Manufacturers srenow purchasing all avail
abe lois of conbng ean aud holders appear to feel
good sell. There no DISPOSITION To stock up win
any kind of Wool prospoc not
than for some past super and Extra pulled
are selling principally at 4jdJ0c TO quality With an occ
lot of Eastern and Maine super at an advance on
the latter Sales Of California Spring have been nade AZ
2C63Sc. As 10 quality.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-15

500 1881. Lard 3aa14c. Whisky firm At 81 22 Butter
steady; fine grades improving: NowYofk and Bradfou
County Euras 2ss27c western Estras 2ca2ss;' o 90
Fancy II iaeI3 &c New.Ycrk Prime, Ioellc; Western
Fine I0tdII NC do Prime y6lOc. Eggs quiet Pennsy
yania jersey and Delaware Fresh 22c: Western do
2Oa2lc. - ,., : ,..,,
Wheat OPENED irnl closed dun No. White Michigan.
29 No 2dq 81 20 Extra do 81 81 Ampn 81 7
10 RED Win.sr 81 q No DO seller septse% n1S
Market DUH end prices shade lower; nish MHs
Market dr and rces have declined NO Ssc no oo1
5bc FTeghts dull unchanged. Recepts-Wheaf l9oOO
IYsh: Corn 1000 bush Shipments Flour. 400 bblsi
wheat IloOO bush. Corn, $1,000 bush; oats. 5000
hus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-15
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.


coFFEEhere business transacted IN Rio to day at
this mort and market is steady At Baltimore we noe
sales OF Os3 bags Mmosa LOO bags Yanoydon both
on transpred We quote ordinary cagos al
IL nc: fair do AZ lS4alS &c. good do, l9GI94c; and
prime do. leSdl9sic. Mid grades are quet put hrn
COTTON-TLe business in spot Cotton Is only moderate
and the market &c lower closing heavy Receipts az
tne shipping ports today bales this Gay ias week
$40 balrs; this last year, 1Jl9 bales cosoluaed
days) receipts 1862 bales exports 20 Great Biitan D
bales; exports 10 the Continent, 1882 bales -.
Quotations based aaard OF esssincaon ID force sept
1874 and Upland Cotton store running IN qaty not
more tlap half grade below the grade quoted;
Ordinary 1917 strict Coed Ordinary 10 Mhdlng 10 g
cool Ord Ia Low Niddhng. 1jl4 Good Aidl7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-15
Mathlnerp.
Established lS2,

Established 1921.
THOMAS r r,sKyR JR srRPaRN N. sssKEa-
MORRIS, TASkER a. Co.
WI PASCAL IRON WORKS.
PHILADELPHIA
TASkER IRON WORKS
CASTLE, DkIAMARk
ONCE Fifth and rasker SIS, Philadelphia
Office and Warehouse. No. Is Gold-st. NewYork
Once AMI " archouse No. SO Oliver -. Boston.
Manufacturers OF Wrought Iron Welded Tubes plain. g
yanzed Az coated. stea'A, and water
LAP.WELDED CHARCOAL IRON BOILER rUBES>
OH. WELL. TUBING AND CASNG.
GAS AND STEAM FITTINGS, BRASS VALVES AND
COCKS. - -
GAS AND STEAM FILTERS TOOLS
CASTIRON GAS AND WATER PIPE
STREET LAMP POSTS AND LANTERNS.
IMPROVED COAL GAS APPARATUS, &C.
IMPROVED SUGAR MACHINERY sc.
WE WOULD CALL SPECIAL ATrENTlON 10 OUR
PATENT vULCANIZED RCBBERCoArED TUBE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-15
tions based on American standard Of Classification:
- Irr,l. nd Alabama n. Orleans TeNas
l.452 $40 2,022

For ,otuTe delivery the market sse lower and fairly
,iy.' saes "a follows all basis of Low hidhhgs; oo
saes yesterday after m-Augast 900 y oo ore; 500
Is lsc seP,ember 500 u oS os October cee@bsl 49,
NC ,s a nSSi - 2d o. & nars 200
tcsin ss prices s f is sl5 @ august, - 'S - Ic
s@i5 % December 4 'dls e anT ia 4 20 &c
Ia ls"@i;Gl5 7sgc; May Is ia 10 lss.c; june 10 'iea
4 5ss Market steady sales A1 1S@sy uRsotoS
Is e T PoSS 10 , ZOO no ,ss saSS e :s
l. p.smSer zoo i4assco l4o1 Il e. io 49,
!. .ssc. e Sc,oe 800 izs,sc eco IA 7sc 100 4 sse
sSo s s 1e'g Soe oo9 5d l4 4 SoS; SS
SeI iSSe,asr D sSS p
sc 400 :se JsnSaIy 100 y ao sISe; &c CO.
i41 So IL sssc: 300 April lo1 ii sc r lvo
IL is,c.; 500, l5c. May, wv, IS4c.io'a' oi'oo' "
total. 81, 700 bales - - ...,o, oconas htSber
o., nost ersdas good local and fair shipping ueman
shipping Extras scarce and In far demand traac
CHER and scarce At the close the market stions
" the ADVANCE especially of all Hprng wheat erAn's see'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-15
9taiionern.

ENVELOPES AND WRITING PAPERS.
IL BERLIN A JONES ENNELOpE COMPANY AND
PAPER WAREHOl sfsSoA lSl and lSo W n, inss, New
lOk, have facility for ah ifacing one million envelopes
Der day With their Patent Foing and Cumming Machines ~
trlcesios 40 aroIaSc IAsefa ..eo-n's " tao trAiA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-15
flnancial.

A MEETING of the STOCKHOLDERS of
N the BOSTON AND NETWORK AIR LINE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY will be held at Middletown. Ct at AS
surance HALL the ODD Of July, al o'clock. $1,000.
meeting Authorize the issue OF $'OOOoO
OF Bonds as provided for in the Charter.
SEw. YOEK, July IL. 1873. ID. B. HATCH secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-15
Proposals.
PROPOSALS, FOR STATIONERY.
OFFICE OF SUP'T OF PUBIC PROPERTY,
MANSON. WIS. July ~, 1879.

OFFICE OF sUPT PUBIC PRoPERrY,l
MADISON WIS. July Is 1879.
NOTICE hRGeby given pursuant 10 CbsBer ~ OF tne
Laws OF Wisconsin for the year 1874, tha sealed yOss
will this office 10 noon OF the loh nay OF
Sepember 1877 furnishing the Sta.e with the necessary
STATIONERY for its use during the year COMMENCING JAM
uary 1, 1876. ,--., IN
list the agiicc and the quantity 81 each required VIZ
he desiring to bid on application 10
this Office personally by letter Al stationery Ia cor
respond the samples now provided Tor inspection ~ ms
office said chapter Di To be delivered TO inc
Madison Wis., before the rs day OF December 10
Each ne accompanied by bond ~ the penal snn "a
Five Tho-an, Dollars executed hy the bidder as rncipa
aud y al lst resident fro holders relies conditional
that bidder furnish such Stationery according 10 mo
terms of mis- contract entered into In pursa oco
their the effect ha they resident leo
hodeTSo an, worth the sun OF Five Ihou
sand Uplllrs all debts liabilities and exs
fiona in property situated In h.SState.
The will be let Ia tf lowest bidder quality consul
shall furnish securtyas above Indicated sisiao
tory superintendent Of Public Property provlie nov
ever thai preference win De 10 any BIDDER residing and
low "a that OF bidder not doing bus ness IN this
s9oe. j. q. ny HGhI 1-g VI raos : ,op.y--
OFFICE OF ADMINISTRATOR WATER WORKS Asp}
Public BUILDINGS NEw.OgIkANA june 10, 1919.
CtEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
y the office the uDdsr gned Until the 9Th day Augns
1875 at IL m, for the LEAsE Of the CITY WATER
fornty Ordinance No BIAS g. adopted on he 10Th Of
June 1875 Parties desiring copies VI the osrnce ID
pahpn'e' "a" w ''i W LEON BERTorI.
Administrator n Water Works AMI Public buildings
No. 3 City Hall New orleans. La
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-15
THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported for TaH TRrBUSE.l
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

WEDNESDAY. July Ia, 1870
The following complete list Of exports shipped IN vessels
which were cleared to-day for foreign ports:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-15
DEPARTNgsI OF FINANCE, CoNIn9L4Eg's OFFICE.
CITY HALL, BROOKLYN, July q, 1915.
ID EOQKIYN SEXLN PER GENT BONDS.

Sealed proposals. Endorsed such, will be received at
this until Monday, 18th inst at II oceck noon Tor Inc
purchase ~ the whole or part OF 300 coupon or cs
Tered SEVEN PER CENT BROOKLYN CITY BONDS for
the completion of the NewYOrk and Brooklyn Bridge due IN
1905, 1906. and 1907. . . . - !,
Proposals state the price offered in addition to accrued
interest from July i.
considered for the interest Of the city. .
& =. POWELL. Controller
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-15

sTEARIN-Easer with sales of 20 tcs Western at l6 2c
SUGARS-Raw Sugars i'll moderate Request al about
former figures Of 200 hhds Cuba Muscovao at &c.
$50 hhds easc 800 hhds do at Sec and 200 boxes
Centrifugal at sc quote Fair to Good Refining Cuba at
77sas4c Prime do at S'lc Centrifugal hhds ana boxes
al IL Box Clayed at S Renned is strong
and active at Saa9c for soft yellow l0d1O2c Tor Soft
White for Crushed IL c for Powdered and ~ Sc for
Granulated 80 NO.. =. 90.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., with sales OF 100000 ID at si'e
acc - 49,. -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-15

GAS STOCKS.
VI NEW YORK METROPOLITAN, MUTUAL. AND
MANHATTAN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD,
kinds OF Brooklyn aud New YORK Gas Securities dealt
mDy GEO IL PRENIIsS ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-15

DELAWARE AND HUDSON cASAL CoNrASY.(
Nfw-YoRK, July Is. 1915.
TI>HE Board of Managers of this Company
L have declared dividend q FIFE PER CENT on iis
MERcE IN NEW.YoRK On AMI after MONDAY. Aug
q The transfer books VIII be closed from Thursday lbth
INST until Tuesday Aug inclusive. by order Vi tho Boari
r. yA.Ea q HARrls Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-15

Tho market Is somewhat unsettled, also the INFERIOR
Shippers are holding of, and contend for lower
Western is in full supply and prices tend III buyers