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PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS.

Ba1TrNORE man is writing a trea-
tise on "Bier." He proposes 10 IAy
himself out on it.
TIM fast time made by the new postal
trains is accounted for by the fact th.H
the wheels of the ears are not tired
REV. HAMMER is riveting the attention
of a Georgia congregation. HIS as
courses are full of striking illustrations
and irOnical hits, at sin.
THE constable who had an attach
ment for widow was informed with
dignity that his affections were not re-
ciprocated.
A PRIVATE in the army recently sen,
letter to his sweetheart, closing whit
ssNIav heaven cherish and keep You
from YOURS truly, John Smith.
"FArHER's Hair is Turning Gray,
the name of the latest sentimental ballad,
SUGGESTS to his heirs another beginning
- Oh, Father dear, why don't you dye:
"DoN'r YOU think things look blue
said a man to Spilkins yesterday.
sThat's lust azure inclined to look at
them, " replied theincorrigibie Leander.
THE funny paper of st. Petersburg Is
called :. The SDark.n Its editors llie
flickered out few days ago, and the
name on his tombstone Is Basic houI's-
kline.
WHEN Gov. Hartranft went to the
| Welsh National Festival in Pennsylvania
the other day, the audience united in
sweet song of welcome, commencing,
q" Cvmraeg Il SEISMIC, i'w canu gan y
| Corau IL nedig fcl cyfarchiad i'r Cad.
Hartranft, Llywydd VI EiSteddfod Cen
edlaethol. Dymunir i'r corau barotoi
i'w cmu ar Y don 'Glan Meddwdod
Mwyn.' "
IT was only two days ago that Jones,
painfullv aware of his iuebriety, en-
deavored to conceal it from the public
bv buttoning his coat up very closely,
imparting an abnormal stiffness to his
knees, and tripping over his own heels.
He stalked up to Il street car, walked
briSklv in lust rs the horses started for
ward-and instantly tumbled out back
ward without unbeuding Il muscle.
Straiphtwav he recovered the upright,
splashed with mud, and entered the car
and seated himself beside an acguaint-
ance, making no sign of his miShap.
Presently he turned to this individual
and Gueried: "Klishn?" ''No.' He
considered moment and then ASKED
..OfTetrack?'' ''No." More reelection
sleepily; then again: "Runoverpres-
piceg'' ''No." "SplOzhn?' ''No.
Somnolent cogitation. ANY accr
dent?" ..Not ut all" lie took in TIN,
piece of information, and concluded h'
must be very drunk indeed. Anxious
to cover up the fact and turn the matter
off respectfully, he shortly turned agar
with the bland observation: ''Nell, d
I'd anone that | woodent got out lie
; blinked off into an unconscious Stat'
= after awhile, then ''woke up" with hi'
eyes very wide open, to show that h'
had only been thinking. He rode or
; about Il mile beyond his street, and wa:
I finally taken home in 4 hack.-DeL'0t
: / Vr.fIyJ139
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-10-14
The Art Of Listening.

Conversation is more frequently spoil
ed and ruined by bad listening than by
bad talking. Two persons, or several
may engage in the discussion OF sub
ject with which each is well acquainted,
and each may possess command OF Ian
guage and fluency of diction, but II one
ofthem is an inattentive, uneasy, rimpa-
tient listener the conversation becomes
confused and irregular, often irritating
and either of itself breaks up altogether,
or is abandoned with mutual or gen.
eral sense of relief on the occurrence OF
any interruption from without. There
are various classes of such offenders,
examples of each of which may not sell
dom be met with in any single large
party. The least blameable, and the
least embarrassing, but often sufficient
" so to distract the best takers, and tC
hinder the progress of discourse, are th'
nervous and fidgety, who, although per
haps desirous and intending to give at
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-10-14
The Sense of Smell in Insects.

Entomologists maintain that scent Is
very delicate in most insects, and rely
on plausible conjectures on the subject;
but they do not as yet know where
the seat of smell in insects Is. When
meat is exposed to the air, in few mo-
ments flies makes their appearance IN
pIace where none before had been seen
/ IF refuse matter or bodies Of animals
are left on the ground, insects flock TO
them at once, feeding on such substances
and depositing their eggs IN them.
scent alone seems to guide them, exclu-
sivelv of sight even, for, if the object OF
their desire is hidden, they easily man
ace to find it. A curious fact as TO the
scent of insects is furnished by those
which prefer decaying substances. a
beautiful arum is found in our woods,
the cuckOopintle, whose white flower
diffuses a disgusting odOr. Now, the
inside of this flower is often filed WIZ
flies, snails, and plant-lice, seeking iTe 1ne
putrid source Of the fetid smell. we
NAV see the little creatures, IN queSt %
their food or of a fit place to lay theil
COOS move about in all directions anc
o1it most unwillingly the flower whos'
Gcent misled them.-PoputaT Sclenc
| Monthly.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-10-14
AWKWARD.
BY J. cHEEvEE GOODWIN.

=
And 60 she's engaged % be married
To one OF our classi I'm afraid
That il very much longer she tarrled
Her degree would be o. M--Olu nAld'
''I know herr" Oh, yes, or thought so:
BUt I'm more than inclined 70 DeheVe
Ivas wrong I'm the fellow she sought so,
But couldn't deceive
s'You're surprisedY' imagined you would be;
Irs thing say little about;
Twas as open case as well could be-
''Did she love me" There wasn't a doubt.
Why, she Just threw herself at my head, Bill
But knew she'd no heart and less brains;
Aud though money will settle a bread.bil,
II won't wash OF stains.
YOU'RE astonished at thisF" My dear fellow,
What the deuce did care for her age!
/ Ike women like apples-when mellow.
But the fact was, knew every page
OF her history. ''Flirted" You'd think so.
There was Harry McKewn, sixty three;
Il was She that drove him 10 the drink so;
''Am sure" As can be.
She's scheming coquettc, and know il;
She hasn't the least bit Of soul
Or an atom Of truth. Doesn't show itg"
No; her feelings are under control.
Then it's nonsense 70 say she has beauty,
! pity the fellow she's caught.
IL must be a matter OF duty
With him, or he's bought.
Who the deuce can It be? There's Fred Baker
You remember him scored for the Nine;
But there isn't much fear that he'd take her;
lie wants blue blood, and not a gold mine.
Chicken" Jones. No, he's married. Twas
funny,
How he ran a tie race with Jim PrOut,
For the "class cradle, +" wasn't itg Money
He's got, and the gOut.
"Tub" Abbott was sweet on her. Sandy
McGillum!-he must be the one,
Bv JOve it's old "Sandy, the dandym
It's not hey give up, then. I'm done.
Is u one Of our class, are you sure,
That the vixen has seized for her prey2
WHO'S the fellowl let's have iti What y0U are'
The dickens you say
-Scri5ner for october.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-10-14
A Happy Thought.

When at about the middle Ofthe cross
walk she dropped a well-filled wallet
ont of her hand. Then the trouble be-
can in earnest. She stopped over IN
front to pick it up, but her fingers could
not reach the wallet by eighteen inches.
She changed her parasOl into her right
hand and tried to reach sideways for the
wallet. 1t was no 90, however, for her
fingers did not reach anywhere near the
coveted article. She then tried to get
down on her knees, but she might as
well try to pick up drop of water with
her ear. She reached backward, but hel
hand only extended downward on leye
with her hips. She appeared to o'
much embarrassed. No one seemed U
be passing at the moment who could as IS
sist her. All! a thought struck ne
suddenly. Quickly turning her paTaso
with the top on the ground, she gIide'
a pretty little foot out from beneath ne ne
snow-white skirts, and with a gentl
kick the wallet lay in the concave para
chute CIereIand Leader.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-10-14

tention to the subject under treatment,
are unable to control physical restless
ness while others are speaking. This
manifests itself in various ways-by
wandering of the eyes, movements OF
the limbs, arrangement of the dress,
taking up and putting down books and
other objects, and often by very ungain-
" tricks practieed by an astonishingly
large number of sensible, well educated
and otherwise well conducted people.
The presence of single person
of this temperament in an audience Is
VIGOROUSLY sufficient to annoy and dis
compose even eminent public speakers,
and often spoils speech or sermon.
II is not to be wondered at that, in the
closer communication of social inter
course, it should prove very frequently
the stumbling-blOck to conversation
Leisure Hours.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-10-14

OREGON has a town named Pay-Up
and they talk of changing it to See-you-
tomorrow.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-10-14

FORTY-FIvE Indian arrow or spear
heads were plowed up recently on a
farm near Kingsbury, Ind,
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-10-14

THEY have way of protecting Eng
lish housekeepers against imposition.
A Mrs. Bliss has been fined f5 for giving
a good recommendation to a cook who
was absolutely worthless. The lady tC
whom the recommendation was sent
brought suit. The giving Of "char
acters : of this kind to hired help is {
truly English custom, and the fate o
Mrs. Bliss is not likely to be repeateg
here.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-10-14

THE French provincial papers report
the drowning of an English lady, de-
scribed as a reljgieuse ProteStG,1te, near
Mont ST. Michel. Accompanied by a
young lady, she started on foot, and
without 4 guide, for Tombelaine, the
rock about two miles distant from the
mount The tide was due in an hour,
and they had hardly reached the rock
when it began to rise. The elder lady,
aged So, considering herself a good
swimmer, left her companion to get a
boat sent to her rescue. Some inhabi-
tants of the isle, seeing her surrounded
by the waves, raised an alarm, and two
| fishermen went to her assistance, but be,
fore they could reach her she sank. Hel
( companiOn was rescued.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19

xo,osa4e7s to 4sl2. St. Paul followed with sales
I, 400 shares at S2loG32Sa 032a32's. decline OF
a. n,r cent and the preferred, with sales of l,4oo
shares NJ G2G co.'s a61h lost Is per cent ONO ana
Miss. sold at 16ssa 1853 1873, decline oi :"
per cent. on sales of 4,301 shares HANNIBAL ana
81. Joseph at 1sG1si20l7lc shows decline OF "a
ner cent ON sales OF l.4O0 shares. Pache oi MIS-
souri al 5I20lGss a 15SsG157s, shows gam OF y
,er cent ON sales of LOO shares. Union racine
said at 6Gl2a67 gain of Il per cent. after safes "i
only 900 share. Michigan Central at 5sh"aN'2@
57s, with sales of 800 shares closes as II dld on
Saturday. Western Union opened at ~ =, rose 10
ia. and thea declined to 737sG74 decline of y
n,r cent ON sales of $4,000 shares. The market
closed steady and quiet. The opening highest low
o.t aud closing prices for stocks sold to-day Will be
,,,ud IA tbc suhioned table:
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19

1885, January 900 l3a,e: 1900 I3assc February. 800
I36,ac; 100 1aissc; March, 100, 1tis 800, l+Iyc go
il ssc; April 100 i44e, ontc; 900 lt1sse; May 100
ca@November 566 ssc December. 400 lSe January Mr
100 II be 100 u i6sge; total 100 bales second ca-
oeoeeI l91 ae psesm6cr ieq .c 900 ZOO 20 n nSc
Third ea-oelober 100, i5ssc NOSsmber 200 lS "ssc
rusry, 200 I9'sc. April 100 1i1a1c total LOO bales %
Sai,s today up 20 y. n.-October 100, II Ss2c fuo
S,sc 100 Iiiagc 900 Ii7,sc; 200 l4iac.; 100 l4"s,c
600 ligc 100, l4olsc 300 "a lei 3c1 i,asci go, co.
ltv,sc: 800 lasc lo'' II Hc Novemhcr 500 ~ s2c ~"
1870 100 31gqc COO IS 'c 20o Is I,ssc, O. o. A. o s
iSisa,c; 100. I5tsc 200. lS.sqc: 800. l3Iacj Loco
i3sas.c 100 13'c; 100 ~ iiioc: Jangary 2oo I3mec
?o l3.ycloso i$,s 500 So3'3se 400 ad5 '1sS, 19S
300 Is aic lOO lac. 1O0. II asac Is i'eci March
200 lsc. iisc; 100, IA asc 800 lf'3sc Apil 1u
IA is4c May 5O0 Ia 100, Ia a2c; tota' Zo5oo parh
Grant tOta' - 900 bales. , ,,,
After Change the market barely steady lhe ioho"ng
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19
The following are the latest quotations for mining

The coin shipments Last from san Francisco on
SATURDAY. 10th. amounted TO $4,000, making
total for the week of 81 1,4SO,50O
London advces report consos firm, and United
States bonds steady. Erie declined to l2li for the
common and to 2sl4a2S2s fer the preferred, but
there was Subsequent recovery of q per cent IN
both cases. The amount of bullion withdrawn IRON
the Bank OF England to-day was $4,000. The rate
of discount in the open market for three-months
hills was 81 per cent money being easier at the
Stock Exchange az per cent on Government securi-
ties Foreign exchange closed duh at 4.7O'2a4.1I
for bankers GOdays sterling, and 4.S1 for demand
Business was very limited to-day, and quotations
we've more or less nominal. Gold opened and closed
at l1G7s with intermediate sales at 116$4 The Dor
rowing rates have been 332. ls, To and 56i' The
operatlon, Of the Gold Exchange Bank show Gold
balances $3G.153 900; currency balances, 81 49,
3i2: gross cearances, SL6Si,SSi The Assistant
Treasurer paid cut to-day, $1,000 gold on account
OF interest and b94 OO0 in redemption Of 5-20 bonds
The principal quotations for gold to-day were as
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19
THE STATE OF TRADE.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LIVERPOOL oct. 1S-l23O ?. m.-Cotton is quiet and
changed Iiddlng Uplands. ID. Mddln@ Orleans. IA;
al.. 600 bales including 5000 for speculation aud
port receipts $500 bales Of which 300 were american
cotton TO srlNc duct aud unchanged sales of NlCdng
TpIands Low Mdfng clause shipped December and Jan
uay tlrT said, at llsi. .,.,.
Cotton Mdil!uc clause shipped OroDrr ana November
sail gl. do. do. December deli,ty at iigi
lard - p owt Bacon - q cwt for Long Clear Midts
IL, ElUoi, oct $50 mCi the sales oi cotton To-Day
1000 bales American. .,.
''iIvEEIoui oc, IS p. m.-Sales Of Mddng Cplands
Cotton Low Hiding clause bc'oh,r delivery al a. to- co.
shipp ed Jar uaTy and February pcr sail II ~. -
IItRKfOot. Oct. l--j m.Slics Ol Middling plands
Coon Low Ndding clause Febrar, ard March delivery al
Td Telinri p,trolrum. IOa lU2L ralOn, As q cNt.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19

Receipt, u Wheat Liverpool week ending oct l6
From Atlantic port. $4,000 quarters from racine lOfI
4OO Quarters FROM other sources, $4,000 quarters receipts
% C,TI. 800. u quarters go
LoNDoN, oct lsl2 30 p Consols for money gisIo Tor
account; 9iA United states bonds 1865, Old, lO34 Ne"
Fllc- lO33 Railway shares IL do Preferred, -
LONDON. oct. ls-2 p m.-Er.e Hallway shares, l2it M
IONBoN oct. ls-33O y m.Ihe amount ~ bullion Win
drawn from the ank England balance today is S2 900
E.Te Railway shares, ~ - So,
LOsDoN Oct. $3.50 y. m.-Fre Railway shares, ia
Paris All lees quote Rentes al 6of. J2' a.. -,
IOSpOS oct lS-i D. m-Consols Tor money 9ts Tor tho
account g,sts Ere Railway shares l2s do Preferred ~
IoNpox oct ls.-5 D. ni-RenDed Petroleum, lo1dl0i>d
IOsDOS, oct ls-kvening g-hpr1ts Turprnnhe, 243GZ4o
y eSt ,o
LoSDos msRKET-OCT. IL.
Rosin-f Ommon ....... ..-.....-. b'J Dun
TurpeEtnc- -Sprls .-..-....Sol Steahy
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19

GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

MONDAY Oct. lS. 1879
COTTON-Thero advance Of Jlsc. cotton the
spot This b., III part 10 effort 10
4ct
Notwithstanding -idsablc receipts
WITHIN comparatively recent period There fost
reports ffo Lat Their influence There
w.. however, Of business Tor and only
mO consumption done. The sales
Ol7 bae- 0noddng 800 bales tudaJ EVENING" OF wLch
800 export Saturay evening, 500 bates Or oosuup
O and 3G2 bales speculation and COO bates 10 arrive
Iha uOiatona Are AS lOONE:
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19

Loans and DIS F21Tcl Legal .t5G49jNlU
specie ... 6,39.2l0 Deposits .Zko,69eoUO
Cir r.ulation................Sl7.S .Sl7.Sl2S.O.
The transactions at the Clearinghouse for the past
week compare as follows with those of the previous
week:
Clearings for the week ending oct A0a2I665l 40
CcaTngs for the week ending Oct 1G... 4l5J65S25 70
Balances the week eudlng oct 9...... IIJi4f ~
Balances the ending Oct l6..... 2Oi2G3A 9l
The Philadelphia stock market is steady; Penn
sylyania Skies, third issue, 112; Philadelphia and
Eric Railroad, 1885, Reading Railroad, So; Penn
sylvania Railroad. 505s. Gold. 1863.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

RECEIPTS
For THE WEEK EsDIsG MONDAY. oct ls, 1873.
Reeves Cows Neals. sheep aud Ianbs swine. All kinda
1894 l3i 1857 3ll0i 2J,l4s b,,l3I
Ihese we're sold a the folio wing places.
Brrys- Cows V~as sheep. Swine.
Jersev civ stocE Yards 1897 20 ~ lssSis 1000
rIltlcti 81 ...... ,JZ- 80 va <'oO' .''-
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19

There is no change TO note IN the rates for money
either on call OF for discount. The following is the
Clearinghouse statement:
Cur exchanges -09GUO53 Gold exchanges 50 G57532
(ur balances - 3S5Gll0 Gold baltuCrs...... o5>cSS
Government bonds closed steady at the following
cuofotiouk.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

pAss Oct. 1s.-Exchange I.o8foo. @,f II 'ao -
FRANktOKT, Oct Is -Eycnng-J ni,.d Siats b"h"S "o"
Elves.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19
{ rlautlal.

FEW CHOICE FIRE INSURANCE
n STOCKS for safe by +. r. BAILEY, % Wall st
EAS STOCKS.
VI NEW YORK MFTROPOTTrAN MUTUAL AND
MANuNTTAN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD,
and kinds O Brooklyn and NewYork Gas Securities dealt
mby oEo IL ihEN nio1' "
GAN FRANCISCO Mining Stocks bought by
~ telegraph Dai.y quotations NM. NAhD D bi'aisI
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19
Gtaiionerp.
Cost an0 foun0.

OST or STOLEN-BANK BOOK issued by
the sEAMEN's BANK FOR SAVINGS, NcwlCrs, To
the subscriber DAVID Is. BARNUN, In trust for MARY s.
BARNuM II found returned 10 the Rank within 80
days this dat VIII apply o the BanA for bo0k.
New York. Oct lo, 1876.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19

The Treasury balances at the close of business to-
day were Currency, 5000, 900; coin, 500, 100000
less coin certificates, So. $4,000.
The bank notes received for redemption to-day
amounted 10 800 O00 Customs receipts Ti5oOOG; (;
net revenue receipts to-day. $G50,0G0.
Fnrrirn eNchlnge is GuOtcd rs follows:
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19

delivery there ayance 81 sd'tsc winch
was uentiy lost There verv lar busi.
done. saIes SATURDAY alter p ~ were octDbcf sO
ll7,sc NOyeDpeI 3OJ 1896 December, 800 IS '.zi 700
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19
ftlarble ano Slate alantele.


CASONI s. ISOLA,
" STEAM MARBLE and GRANITE WORkR
liB Ia Ij2 Wrst ioth-st, near broadway.
Monuments Manirs Altnrs Figures, TiDg, WainscOung.
Re Importers and manufacturers In lay oi marble
work of every description -
CRATES AND TENDERS.
manufacturers of lOw an1 haflOw down Crates
for either hard soft coal wood with eeenratsd dump
ins and attachment Old CRATES altered 10 low or hall
Auirfs. logs. screens, shOYe tong- &C. IN
iare vaIiay. catalogue and pric. iIsi Liberal ds
count TO the trade. CONoN NEk, Wpol.Lbl ~ -,
% 36S tana-st, View Y Ik.
CTEWART'' New Slate Mautels, inaid with
- tiles also Marble and Wood Msnels elegant designs
prices yory low 22O and ~ West 23d 81, h"ir 1haye
.lnn MARBLEiXED AND MARBLE MAN
p1UD Tells. designs from Sl2 upwards, closing out
alta great reduction for cash marble turning ior tie trade
4. kGABER l3s fast lSth ~, near Tbiid ave. ~ \.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19
THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported for TH2 TRIBUNE.
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS.

MNNDAit UtI
The following a complete list Of exports shipped III veseels
which were cleared Oday for foreign ports
BRIsIOL-ISaIk LCtDJa.
CORk-Bark Va kyrieD.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19
miscellaneous

miscellaneous
DVERTISERS who desire 70 reach country
~ resdrs in West do la the Dest ard cheapest
manner nv using one more sections KEI LOGS
NewspspeT Lists Apply O A y. kELLOGG, - Jackson &C.,
Chicaso IL, or T. ". FOSTER, $50 NOlthst, y. Y.
DRIJSHES of every DESCRIPTION at No. 335
JOHN X HoPPEL.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19
Drp pooos.

ECONOMY IN HOUSEKEEPING.-C .-Carpets-
H ngrsna all wool at 75c 3pys st 81 .. Tapestry At
iS brussels 75 N-yUts at ~ % Also, gans ia
Furniture. Mirrols, AM Bedding
LORD & TAYLOR, corner Grand and Chry site sta
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19

Primo IN extr, EulItsks -. .l2i4al39
rrHi ,u.i,tV ...-........... adl2
M,sl,,,n to ,ooJ natives -......... L2Hl1h
I,,as ~ as ti,,.ry tLln Sf..r. pxeu and 10
TaSss r,ttie 49, ......... 7iadl0
The general oi the market To-Day ~ m,
EYtp,n,. range 81 nrrces rom ........... 7ga13h
M NOT ~ fbe sa.s ,r,, from lO4allb
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19
pROP0sALS FOR $7,572,5Oo BONDS o

Payment ~ the Bonds made the Office Of the Con
pany Ia bridgeport. Conn. - - , .,.....
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19
financial.
HICAGO AND CANADA SOUTHERN r. R.

CHICAGO AND CANADA SOUTHERN h. II.
Y B0HDs ,ve % poyns
H4G2 PAY ASR kpiDs Asp EosDs
CnisAPE zGASp ,lI 3H!o ~, f. 4 T. = R2NR5 NdSDs.
cFXfhAI g 3; Or IOWA B3NP16 BaH26s
f4assA f4H9 4fR sFh!?S + = s2SD9, noxD,
DEF, tfTa 10 ClTY AND COUNTY BONDS on sfArBs
OF MISSOURI And WIsgg9sHSsiT:
wM' r. UTLEY, warist.
HoIs.oSIc RaIlgo.D coP,SY. TnEasgnEgts ogTcE}
BhIDGEroEf, COnr, Oci.. -, 1919. Z
NOTICE is hereby given to holdel3 OF re
y MORTGAGE sinking Fund seven Per Cent Bonds oi thls
tsi BY Virtue condition contained n sad Esnd, ias
SPa taa Interest s 90 p2 BE- sane isi
u TIE r. n Is T 80 es gnated are numbered follows,
bonds each $1,000, numbered nom To 100 n
100 Bond. each 500, numbered fsom 100 iucu.
o0oVV
100000
Payment u the viii bo made at the Office Of the Com
p'"' IL Div CHARLES X. AvERrLI, Treasurer
PRoPosALs, For $a,572,5oSo S BON B0SDs S,,, Of !.
received 100 Comptrolers Oiice unul WEBS LsDAY,
%e 70 a., a. mo SIs Whole p Or m am Nsq pa9 Of Of G sss s S Of d6
Bonds oi the CITY q Ne" York towit: ,,,,eeoo
yse' A.s.'pi mpfiy1%ens TnS 'PT Tand Bonn. 5SSc
Departmgn Of ParSs improvement Bords ho. I%5ie599 %
& pan x XII ar tb9 raie Of ~ Der cent yer
annun payable on the day May and Noyeao each
aSd Gsct a on 'S & at 81 & So1e%Sr V h the yss. 1873 ios
Zach proposal sloi and Endorsed Proposals for
ouds 81 CITY Of New York. aud inclosed in seoon en-
yeopc the comptroller Tue night Is rserYe oA he part
OF the Comptroller any all OF tho od II, IN his
Judgment, e interests OF tIe Corpora ION require ~
proceeds the above m"niiDnci bonds WIZ ~ applied
exclusively redemption oi se bonds OF the iy oi New
ECrA which matlr Nov. 1870 and ihtr Issue therefore,
wi rot make any addition 10 the city debt -
Tho holders Of ike CITY BOnda which mature NOV 1870,
the sch bonds respectively 10 me
pa faanis any bc AWARDED ~ them on ther
bios proposals. fOr fun information, see city
Record.
CtJ Of NewYork, Finance Department Comprolers Office.
oct o. rs -. ANDREW H. GUhEN, C0nptr,lier.
GTATES OF OHIO MD ILLINOIS County,
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19

The Bank Statement compares as follows with
former returns:
New-York tribune., 1875-10-19

UTICA n. V. Oct. ls.-Eight thousand boxes OF Chees
were offered 1000 sold to-day At l3c To llc tho a'eag
pr &C being Is -.