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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-25

observation, and the best informa.
ton we can gather, wo can state
there VIII DO by far tho largest aud
best crop Of wheat harvested that
has ever been produced In Texas,
There ia q very largo acreage sown,
and those that think tho wheat crop
Of Texas docs not amount TO much
will DO greatly mistaken, We
thought we were pretty woIl posted
In Toxas agriculture, but we found
more than ton times as much lind
IN wheat az we expected TO find
and u grenl many millions OF bush.
ola will DO added to tho general pro.
duct from that state, II Is already
vol headed, and in q week more
tho noise OF tho harvester will be
heard in most Of the wheat fields of
Texas, Texas Is TO become great
wheat producing state, and thirty
bushels per acre is a very common
yield,
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-25

The trouble which wus apprehend-
cd nj the Wlnnebago agency has, tenn
poraflly NJ leasl, subsidized. The ln-
dams have given the agent ten days In
which 70 consider their demands,
when, II not complied with, they
promise u lively entertainment, II IL
said the troops sent there TO preserve
order will probably DO Withdrawn, an
the Indians manifest no disposition TO
inJuro person or property, and only
want Clark, the superintendent, re-
moved. II Is charged that officers at
the agency are debauching the Indian
girls, aud hence the trouble.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-25

THE opening of new police sta.
ton in Baltimore calls forth the
following graceful puff from paper
Of that city; "The northeastern
police station has been opened, and
several citizens speak Of it warmly
rs quite public convenience. Ii
saves them u great deal of walking,
and has all the advantages possessed
by the other stations"
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-25

Ten thousand persons attended the
opening OF the ladies' centennial tea
party, In the exposition building al
Cincinnati. The proceeds go 10 the
Ohio branch Of the centennial com.
mission. The halls were tastefully ar
ranged, and books representing the
principal countries Of the world were
opened. Many OF the costumes were
imported from Europe for the occa-
sion. The affair Is to be continued
during the week and promises TO be u
great success.
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THE HOPPERS.
The Destroying Insect I'm Kansas, Ne
brasIka ana MiunesOta-There are
Millions OfThen,, but They give ihdi-
cations Of an Early Departure.

brasIxn ana MinnesOta-Therc Arc
Millions ofThen,, but they Give indi-
cations Of an Early Departure.
Topeka, KS, May 24.-There has
been no material change in the grass
hopper outlook in Kansas for the last
few DAYS. The little pests are still
without wings, and their work OF de-
struction is limited to particular local
tiles. They appear to be most plentl-
full and troublesome in the southeastern
border counties, and in two or three
counties along the line of the Central
Branch road from Atkinson. The
twenty or thirty counties so seriously,
injured last year have entirely escaped
this season, and their prospects ior
crops of all kinds have not been 80
good for the last'iive years. Some dam
age is being done in the central part OF
the state, but not enough to cause
alarm in the southeastern counties
where the insects are the thickest
About one-fourth of the farm area
is embraced in the scope of their
operations. They seem to be massing
in large numbers, which is said to be
an upfailing sign of early departure
IL is a well demonstrated fact they al
most invariably migrate upon full de-
veiopment, and present indications
point to such course. In that event,
Indiana, Missouri and Illinois, and,
perhaps, other states still further east,
may expect visit from them during
June aud July. Millions upon millions
of them are being killed, but enough
will escape to do serious mischief
somewhere before the summer ends.
The farmers in the deprecated por-
lions of Kansas are considerably dis
Outraged but not disheartened. They
say that there will be plenty of time to
replant the destroyed crops aud get q
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The Texas wheat Crop.
[Colman's Rural World.l

We have just passed through Tex
as, from its northern to its southern
limit, and have had a good oppor..
unity to inspect the wheat crop OF
that state. At the state fair at
Houston we met representative
farmers from all sections Of the
state, and talked with them of the
prospects for wheat, and from our
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-25

France, Austria, Italy, Belgium
and Denmark are all In the same
boat in regard to Prussia. Each one
has q quarrel against her, and each
one good reason to apprehend the
continuance OF Prusslan supremacy in
Europe. United these powers can whip
Prussia, even with Russia behind her.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-25

The Boston Evening Journal states
that one of the most prominent law.
yers Of that city and former partner
OF n safe manufacturing company, dis
appeared from that city last Friday,
and investigation Of his affairs since
then has developed the most astound-
Ing dishonesty on his part involving
heavy losses TO many persons.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1875-05-25

OK 4. eq0 per day. Agents wanted. All
~ p1v CLASSES Of working people OF both
sexes, young and old, make more money at
work for us, in their own localities, during
their spare moments, OF all their time, than
at any thing else. We offer employment
that will pay handsomely for every hours
work. Full particulars, terms, etc, sent
free. Send rs your address at once. Don't
delay. Now Il the time. Don't look for
work or busipen8 elsewhere, until you have
Learned what we offer. q. sTIEsor q Co.,
Portland Maine 28d&Wly
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TAe4ailg

Onice Ia "IeTnid RloeIs," farmer 81
Main and Lamar streets, over Flrsi
national Hank, business Onies-
Front Room, Second story,
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BIRTH.
DIED.

ALLEN-To Mollie, wife OF j, W. Allen, o
on the 2th instant, n son.
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BURKE--In this city, Monday morning
May oath, at half-past eight o'clock, A. NJ.
Major Raymond Burke, native OF Bran
don, Mississippi, aged thirty-four years, ant
years.
Galveston News, Victoria Advocate, In
dianola Bulletin and Brandon MISSY Re
publican, please copy.l
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A DvERTIsING, cheap: Good: Systep,-
N atic,-All persons who contemplate
making contracts with newspapers for the
cents 10 Geo. p. Rowell q Co., Al Park Row,
New York, for their PAMPHLET-B00R
lrinsty. seventh eddiOn), containing lists OF
over 1000 newspapers and estimates, show
inc the cost. Advertisements taken for lead
inc papers I'm many states at q tremendous
reduction from publishers rates. GET THE
BOOK. epneuit@
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RAILIlOAN TIME TAllLE.

TUESDAY MORNING iiiiiiMlY rs.
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Arrival and Departure OF Trains "a
Dallas,

HOUSTON AND TEXAS CENTRAL,
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"Tne Prayers 0f tho wicked" Eic,-
The Political Quid Nunog- A iIomiIy
on the "smaTt Aiccks" Of HE Fort
IInr, esIing-Thc city ~ Railroads
The Cattle General Peers In.
denyOring 10 Secure nn Interest Ia
ne" Democrat"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-02
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON on THE SPOT EASY-FUTUREs STEADY
FLOUR DULL AND HEAvY--wHEAT DULL AND
LowER-CORN sTRADY-oATs sTEADIER-RYE
QUIET AND NoMINAL-DARLEY QUIEr-BAR-
LEY MALT DULL AND UNCHANGED-PoRK
QUIET AND EAsIER-LARD QUIET AND WEAK
PETROLEUM DULL AND wEAK-NAvAL STORES
FIRM-GRoCERIEs QUIET AND sTEADY-HIDEs
sTEADY-ous QUIET AND sTEADY-wHIsKEY
FIRMER-FREIGHTs oUET-HEMP AND JUrE
QUET--GUNNIEs QUIET.
WEDNESDAY. Sept 10 p. n.
There but little change in the commercial stua-
ton to-day, though In some quarters there little
doing. On Change -four quiet. Wheat
less active and lower Corn steady, with fair dc,
mand. Oats were steady Whiskcy quiet Pork
strong Lard quiet and easy. Cotton tho spot easy;
futures steady Petroleum dull and weak. Naval
stores firm. Hides steady. OILS quiet and steady.
Hemp and juto quiet Gunncs also quiet. Gro.
ceries quiet and steady
CoFFEE.-The market for Rio and Santos was very
quiet and unchanged We note sales of 144 bags, ex
Mcmuon, at Ice. gold Mild grades were unchanged We
quote Ordinary cargoes lsl4c lS1sc fair do, 1870
1919 good do. 2oc 2o4c. prime do, 2ohc POKE
trome range for lots lst4c 2Ac Santos fair good
1916 gle, gold, 30 days; Java government bags pc
&c do mats &c poe Singapore, do 22c 2fc
Ceyon 2lc nc Maracaibo Gle 23c Luguaxra 2otsc
a21hc Jamaica 1916 20c.; ST. Domingo l7sc, lSc ;
Porto Rico, 1876. ole; Costa Rca Ice DC Mexico
2oc 2ic Angosura, 19c 2lc. savanilla 2oc pc.
Curacao, lSlsc, Doc.
Corros.-Thcre a fair spinning demand and prices
although easier quotably lower The stock
hand decreasing fast and spnncrs have
old cotton secured TO mix 1t with the new which will be
shortly offered for SALE that the actual of
the stock will show decrease from the
ming may not have been without its influence in
stimulating purchases by spnners The old style classified
tions have been abandoned accordance with the
by the National Cotton Convention of last year
ter than old style Of low middng and the old middng
is worth than the old Of strict good ordinary
Future deliveries opened about lice lower than yesterdays
closing prices, continued quiet all day gaining perhaps
1-32c the close, the market closing np
pended official quotations Arrangements have made
by which IL that the
will be known daily Heretofore the stock has
estimate except when
the last day of each month. The count Of
stock just made, though the figures made
public to-day, we understand is about 5000 bales
less than the running account We quote -September
Is1lc Is 2532c. October, 10 1920 November, la7Sc
13 1922; December, 10 1882 January, l31c
- 1890 February 13 21-32c. ID 11-l6c.; March,
y 27s2c is7Sc;; April, "A I-lec 90, "A Ss2c May,
IL 81 August, IA 1870. IA 27-32c Quotatons
- A-AtA-
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REAL ESTATE MARKET.

The attendance the Exchange yesterday was larger
than usual and tho sales took up more time
Richard v Harnctt sold, by order OF the Supreme
Court at the instance Of Henry NJ Ice. mortgageor, plot
25OxlO0 fronting north side of Second street. from ave
nuc to avenue c. Twenty fourth ward for $780, to the
mortgageor.
o O. Bennett sold, by order Of the Supreme Court 10
foreclosure oliver Wells, referee, house and lot No
ooo Clinton street east sdc fifty feet south Of Madison
street hot 2jxg3 ~ to X. s. Beknap, for S., 600
r. H. Ludlow X Co sold, by order Of tho supreme
Court in foreclosure Charles H. Hldrch referee the
building and lot the west side OF Seventh avenue
INV nine feet south Of 127th 10 10xs0 TO f. s.
Craig, for $S,S0O
J. Thomas Stearns sold by order of the Supreme
Court in foreclosure Caleb NJ. Hlman referee -four
lots located west side Of Sylvan avenue 2577 feet
north Of Orchard l577, feet north each 25x
100 feet West Farms Twenty fourth ward Townsend
Poole plaintiff, for 81, 600
Also similar SALE referee, three lots adjoining
the above from 1911 feet north OF Orchard street to
S271s feet north, each 25x10O feet to T. Poole plaintiff
for 81 900
Also similar SALE samo referee four lots at tho inter
section Of Orchard street and Sylvan avenue, size 5S TX
10OxS2 MOI H. TO r. Poole, plaintiff, for 81, 900
Also similar sale, referee, four lots at the south
cast corner of Grand and Orchard street. sizo
So lxl00SS3 4xl02 H. tot Poole plaintiff, for 81 900
Also similar sale, same referee, ten lots adjoining the
above. on Grand avenue each 25xl0O They were dis
posed of in three sales FIRST three LOTS second thrce
lots and third, four lots all TO T. Poole plaintiff for
$1,000 each piece.
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HERALD THURSDAY SEPTEMBER ls75rRPLE SHEET

100 DO do. 1883, registered 1903 1901; do. do,
do, coupon, l2o a 1904; do ten-forties, registered
49, 1151f; do do, coupon, ll6al III; do dves.
ISL registered, lleI ll6Is do do. do coupon III
a 1lTiS Reference TO new call In this department
will be found elsewhere
sHAREs.
Bank shares sold at 1855 for Manhattan 135 for Chat
ham and 1919 for Commerce. The latest bids an
excd;-America, l531i; Butchers and Drovers, $50;
Chemical, J. 600 City, 800; Corn Exchange 1884, First
National, 200; Fulton, 1856; Importers and Traders,
1876; Irving, 1870; Mechanics, l42; Mechanics and
Traders 40; Mercantile los; Merchants, 1922 Mas
sau, lOl; New York, 1872; Ph@nix 9S; Republic, ssk
State Of New York, my; Tradcsmen's, 49, Union.
40
STATE BoNps
wcrc quiet Virginia consolidated ex-matured cou
pons, sold at Coz 6o,s.
THE LONDON MARKET
The London advices report the further withdrawal OF
f37 eco bullion from the Bank OF England on balance
to-day. Consols steady until the close, when
prices were a shade United States bonds were
steady about the closing quotations Of yesterday.
An English failure is reported but the created no
excitement Virginia State bonds Il per cent higher
than at the close yesterday, the price being So
special despatch states that The market for American
railroad bonds utterly neglected, there not
being enough business doing in them 10 establish
change from former quotations
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Wheat duh and for all kinds, there
I75OOO bushels at 81 rs 81 No Chicago
I'D amber Ss ![% PRIMER Il 10 for & s Tor
new white stock in $1,000 400 ass.tss Corn
Tic. Tie for good steamer. nc sc for dry
sa da nf and ar and s oats
we're scadier the sales were 10000 bushels at Doc 42c
for old Western mixed Gc anoat for old white West
at 81 10 ii Is for new foSrowcd state Barley
s9 and gS, Gs css ssns n ne
STATE 2, 81 20 II - sah "sd g e 20 -, q 49, time Canada
A4GuSSIEs-The demand good and the market was
strong nearly unchanged prices We quote -Domcstic
cloth l4c Borneo and Gouriporc i4c. Calcutta io.c;
further change From Messrs Henry H. Croker a Co.'S
monthly circular stock Of Manila hemp IN importers and
ia New York 47sl bales stock Of juc butts in importers
New York 800 stock Of ate in importers and specula-
tor. hand: in Boston Angus, 81 800; do do in New York
for double $3.50 $40 single Manila hemp 7s,c.
s. Ps ri sS a!' 60 o a% d nr. ' s
Sc, gold Jute QUITS. quoted at 25sc. &c. currency
mipEs~fhe msIKct was steady with n fair demand
2Ui dry Texas 100 Colorado i5s saed Western. 800
California 2a lbs and ~" DO hgs o y lbs .rs on
- % lbs u! &c. 2llzc; do, ~ TO - lbs 2l1sc
G 2e VI to y & &c 70 ks GIHnde 70 e =
bs 2c a2l4e OrnoSo = to 20 rs. r. california; =:
Masmor9s - to - Us i1G Bogoa Is to ~ lbs 1e
OO 10 ~ lbs los do, cow ~ to 60 bs Sc asc gold
selected
MoIAssEs-The market for boiling and refining grades
WINS unchanged New Orleans firm We quote
Cuba, centrifugal and mixed, 2jc 32c, do cayed,
isc Acc. do, muscoyado refining Sic. ;h'c do,
do grocery 30c. 80 Porto Rico, Jjc English
Islands. 3Sc soc; New Orleans. soc zoe.
NAVAL ronES-Ihe market for spirits turpen-
tine was frncr, with sales Of 100 bbls. NJ 32c.
and ~ bbs, dock at 32c. 30 bbls:, laio
last night az &c, and 10 bbls. 32Ic. Kosin-
strained in fair demand and steady better grades
ely active The sales 30 bb strained Digit
rclrht0 II; $50 bbs at1l H7lg 800 bbs pale
at ~ 10 s., 90 100 bbls. pale az So 10 Tar
in fair and steady with sales loo bbls Whining
ton at 81 10 and $50 bills Washington pt 80 25. Pitch
was uuet nj about We turpcn
tine Ne &c strained rosin 81 % ~ IO Whining
ton tar ~ 80 pitch. ~ l2l,.
ORAScrs AND LnuONs.-Mo note sales by auction Of J.FO
Palermo aud Naples At from 81 70 - jO IgU
boxes do from ~ ~ 10 ~ b2lg aud LOO
boxes Palermo do NJ from "a - Ia ~ o21s per 1ox.
Ous-Iinsecd was quiet aud without further change.
Lard was dull and less nominal Cotonscrd
auict vt former prices. olive was Ia moderate demand.
MrnhaIen was inlet and unchanged The sales %
bbls Inferior made public Crude was
In moderate demand full prices Crude whale was In
demand and steady With sales 81 ~ bbs Arc.
tic at 1Oe. We quote -Cottonseeu' crnue Sc 4oc
summer yellow 5-c Uuc. do. winter yellow, Osc a
7oc. linseed, casks and bbs, ooc- V1ci lard,
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For future delivery the sales were as follows
l3tc October 100 at II 7lec 700 at II l532c 800 at
IL Tie. November 2OO at 10 Lice, 700 - 1332c
500 at l3'c 800 at - 1926 December 200 at IS 716c
500 IL l332c., 500 135Sc 900 IL 1890 Jnnu
ary 300 135zc 100 Mt - 532c., 800 13sc.; Febru
ary 34oo Is Il 2c. March, 200 10 27-52c. 800
I37kc., 400 at. IL 2732c; April 100 II 332c.,
lo6at Il lice, 100 at "A s2c. 2o1 az IA Lice May,
100 144c 100 at II 732c 30 at 14iic June, 200
"A lice Total 2o3oo bales The receipts at the ports
Mobile, "a; Savannah, 1o2; Charleston, 9e Wilmington,
81 Norfolk 81 New York, 81 Philadelphia, IL Total 06s
bales This day last week. 465 This day last year, 1059
bales Total since September l. 346s,375 bales. Cotton
cights follows TO Havre by steam 1l-16c;
Hamburg. by steam, sc. compressed; to Bremen 10y
team &c compressed TO Liverpool by steam Id by sail,
I'D
Flour acknowledgements Ii, 465 bbls wheat,
2l1 1872 bushels corn, ~ 1913 do. oats - 80 do
meal 9s4 bbs barley 800 bushels barley malt 300 do
The -four dull and heavy, though prices
not essentially changed The sales 300 bbls Rye
without further change stock of -four in Lv
erpoo 24Ooo bbls and 100000 bags Corn meal quiet
easier The sales 300 bbls, 81 90 "a rs for
Brandywine So 20 "a 30 for Western So 65 81 Is for
for Jersey and Pennsylvania per Dbl Baltimore
smoked 81 30 per lOOlbs Quoted City sacked coarse
81 49, sifted 81 49, bolted yellow 81 70 boted white
81 40 100 lbs Jersey sacked 81 ~ 81 3d. fine
yellow, 81 10 81 75 and fine white, 81 90 ST. 95 per
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ADVANCE ANn DECLINE


The changes in the closing prices compared with
those OF yesterday follows
ApvAScE.-Atantic and Pacific Telegraph, = Now
York Central. "a Delaware and Iackawanna, 4 North
western common !, do. preferred 4 Ohio and Mis-
sissippi. Il Pacific Mail, Rock Island Il St Paul
common, ~ Wabash "a Union Pacific. Ia; Western
Union. "a 81. Paul preferred. =.
DEcfINE.--Atiantc and Pacific Railroad preferred, \
Enc - Hannibal and 81 Joseph = Harlem, a Lake
Shore, "a gold, ~.
Tho stationary securities were e., c. and l. C., Pan
ANA, Quicksilver and District Of Columbia bonds
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The following the Philadelphia stock quotations
three o'clock this day
SAN FRANCISCO ApvIcEs

Statements have been received that tho Merchants
Exchange Bank Of san Francisco as well the Bank
OF California, will resume early day The former
tho recipient OF 900 from the Treasury Dc
parimcnt to-day Private kilograms from the Pacific
slope Of encouraging character and indicative Of
purpose that is fully consonant with the big and gen
impulses Of the people OF that section TO protect
It's credit and aid in quick recovery from tho
financial disturbance. much steader market exists
than might have been expected in with min
ing shares
FRANCISCO MINING SECURITIES
The following Information may be Of interest 10 those
who arc just watching the course OF on the
Pacific slope
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Government bonds closed Err, a. tho following quo
fations United States currency sizes, i23 1871,
do do. 1881, registered, 1907 l2O3s do d. do
coupon, 122s 1924; do Gvctwcncs, 1862 registered
ll51s; do do, do, coupon l1jts; do do 1864 regis.
tered. l1GgZ 1i6K do DO, do, coupon, lGs III
d. do 1865 registered, li7ls lis; do do, do con.
pom IFS IlSl{; do. do, do new, registered, lis a
1ls1i do. do, do do, coupon, us 1ls}S do do,
1861 registered 100 1905 do. do, do, coupon, ll9I
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lOltl 0lNluenNS 600
The capital Of The company is at present $40 500 900
although has the right TO $50 coo Of stock
The assessments levied TO develop the property
amounted to $4I1 200 The managers Of this company
and their friends control tho California savage
Best and Belcher, Cholar potos NarIposa Land and
Mining Could 4 Curry and Caledonia companies. Last
week they purchased the French Gold Mine. adjoining
the MarIposa, the mother lode and arranged for
sinking y new ]. 900 foot shalt at once.
In addition to- the new mining companies heretofore
reported tho following organized IN san Francisco
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TIE NOLU MANhEF
Gold opened at 1lll and closed At 114lS the two ex
tremes ot the day. The paid for borrowing were
go, l32 aud 1854 per diem and 8 l. 3 and per cent
per annum Loans were also made fat and / aud , per
cent Tor carrying.
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CLOSING PRIcgs---3 p. NJ
THE MONEY MARKET.

Money to day on call loans active and nrmcr
the being advanced to per cent The close how
ever made at y and per cent Foreign ex.
change after being unsettled, somewhat scadier
in the afternoon, when the rates for actual business
Asa, for bankers sixty days sterling and 81 =
Tor demand The revised for foreign exchange arc
as iollows:--
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-09-02

admitted TO the San Francisco Stock Exchange last
wcek:-The Geneva Consolidated, Hayward Consol-
dated, Morning star Baltic Monumental, Cromer and
Glasgow The old Iaurium silver mines which were
worked by the Greeks prior to the Christian era have
recently been explored by English mining engineer,
who rcopened several OF the old shars In ono OF them
a small quantity OF mineral was found and ancient
mining tools Further excavations were made, which
exposed immense horizontal layers OF SILVER lead and
calamine OF incacuabe richness. ON the reports
reaching London considerable excitement was created
and a stock company Immediately formed with
cash capital OF $500 coo gold which secured the mine,
and which is getting ready for further operations
runIIr nKnr srArKMENr-sErrKMnEn
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NEW YORK. SEPTEMBER I. 1875.
IN The copartncrshp heretofore existing between the
undersigned forming the firm of Cnnton Barring
to-day by limitation. SALVATORE CANTONL
HORATIO H. BARLING.
The banking business will be continued by the undersigned
under the firm name of
CANTONI 4 co,
Mt No IS Wall street. SALVATORE CANTONI.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR INVEST
N In n Western city--A Jobbing Business in Dry
Goods and Notions has been fully built np annual sales
from 5000 900 to 100000; with sufficient capital
handle such business find the opportunity without buy
ing old stock and taxes moderate Address
Post Office box 3,543.
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A n HONEST, AGREEABLE, ENTERPRISING ASSO.
n cate Of good address, who can invest ut 81 900
learn Of an opportunity to realize $4,000 this fall an
Rroad atrp
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ETNANCTAI,,

MONEY To LOAN-WITHOST BONUS on BONl
WI and mortgage on city property.
i. II. LUDLOW CO.. No Pine street.
MONEY TO LOAN-ON FIRST MORTGAGES WITH.
1 out bonus second and leasehod mortgages easy
terms GEO. W, STAKE $50 Broadway, room &