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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-04-08
School Election.

NOTICE b hereby given TO the qualified elec.
~ tors Of Canton Onion school District, that an
election will be held for two members of the Board
Of Education TO serve for the term of three years
and for one member TO serve two years from the
third Monday in April next Said election to be
held in the hall of the West School building, on
o' Monday, Aprl 9TH, 1875,
between the hours Of O'Clock a. ln aud 6oclock
pm. ,Ji .rir n.'
By order Of the Board.
marlS-td H'' J. A. MEYER, sec.y.
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=, sUPERINTENDENTs OFFTCE.t i
PrTTsBuRGH, Pa, March 22; 1875.

.e PirTsBu&GH, Pa, March u; 1875. NJ
n r Whom il May Concern, 'H'1
NOTICE Is hereby given that tie property. Dey
IN list below, now remaining unclaimed or 9TH.
erwise, In the offices Of the Union Express at ALL
ancei Minerva, Waynesburg, Canal Fulton and
auction the highest bidder at the auction roorns
Of C. II. Seymour, Ontario street Cleveland. Ohio.
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BANKERS.
GEO. D. HARTER & BRO

DANKERs-EAsT TUsCAWRAwAs STREET
ID Canton, Ohio Receive Deposits, Loan Money
Buy Gold, Silver, Bonds and Compound Interes
Notes. Exchange Bought and Sold. l,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DIR. D. A. ARTER
eTARK COUNTY, DEMOCRAT. !. :

: CAHININ TOOOINA DhIHVOINNE'
A MoGREGoR 4 SON, PUBLISHERS AND
"A. Plain and Fancy Job Printers, DRMocRAr
Block, Canton, Ohio.
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JEWELERS..
DRUBLE L. BRoTHEl

nEALERs IN WATCHES, CLOCKS, JBWEI4RY
~ blverware, &C., east side Of Public Square
Canton Ohio. Repairing done on short notice.
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LEGAL.
SHERIFF SALE.
McLain and Hunt VS. Enos Rafiensperger ct al.

Mclain and Hunt VS. Enos Raiiensperger et a.
By virtue of an execution issued from the
UouIt Of eOrnulOp pleas of stark county, Ohio and
to me directed, win offer for sale at public out
cry, at the door of the court house in the city OF
Canton, on
Saturday, The 24h day OF Aprtt, 1875,
the following described real estate situate In said
county, TO wit: Lots numbers eleven (il } twelve
2,) thirteen Q3) fourteen Cl4l and the north half
Of lot number sixteen l6) in the town of Roches-
ter, now incorporated village of Navarro.
Sale to comIpen ce At one o'clock p. M. Terms
cash. WILLIAM BAXTER, Sheriff.
mar5J76-W5.
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.PubAc Notice.

TNHE creditors Of the estate Of Ignatus Weller de-
J. eceased are hereby notified, that the underign-
ed has been duly appointed and qualified as Execu-
tor of his last will and testament and that they are
rquired to presenr to him for allowances all claims
which they may hold against his estate duly yer.
i6ed. FkEDERICK WEILANDT, Executor.
Caution. March 90 lS75-aprl-wS.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-04-08

GEORGE e. BALDWIN,
A TTORNEY AT LAW OFFICE IN RICH
n ards Block, west side Public Square, Canton
Ohio. apr23H
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C. J. GEIGER,

c. J. GEIGER,
A P0T1IECARY, DRUGGIST AND PHARMA.
n ceutiSt,. Prescriptions promptly Allied at all
houra. Stand, East TuscaraWas street Canton, o,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-04-08
BUSlNESS DIRLClOKY,
ATTORNEYS.
PETER CHANCE,

A TT0RNEY AT LAW. OFFICE IN CAssIILY's
n new block, East TusCarawas street, Canton
Ohio. Notary Public Collections attended to
promptly. [nov2674-tf
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REMOVING oBsTRUCTIoNs.

Meanwhile, A. L. Bonnoffen had re
turned from Fort Stevenson and Bis
marck, and proceeded to Standing Rock
. distance of sixty-fve miles, in Gov
ernment ambulance, furnished him fol
this purpose. From Bismarck he went
70 Springfield, ILL.,, saw the President and
Aold him tkat Mr.. Van Valkenburgh, Of
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1875-04-08

WILLIAM A. LYNCH. WILLIAM r. DAY.
LYNCH h DAY.
A TTORNEYS AT LAW-0FFICE IN CAsSILLY
n Block Public Square, Canton, Ohio.
may470&oCt2f72.
Smyrna times., 1875-08-25

An acre and half of potatoes and
sixteen bushels of bugs" is the way a
farmer in Highland County put it down on
the assessors blank.-Ross Go. (O.A Reo;s,e,.
Smyrna times., 1875-08-25

ARIsTocRAcy IN New PHAsE.-We are
informed that the colleges of Yale and
Harvard have resolved that hereafter they
will not take part in the annual boating
contest which has recently been an event
of so much interest to the country at large.
Neither Yale nor Harvard have been as
successful as they had expected in these
struggles, although on each occasion they
made practically as good display as their
competitors. We do not know the reasons
that led them to withdraw from the annual
competition. We suppose that there is a
feeling of pride on the part of the students.
They feel that they belong to a superior
class of scholars, and that Harvard and
Yale have too high a standing to be
huddled in with dozen other colleges of
lesser wealth and probably not so exalted a
position. Perhaps, also, they may wish to
establish in America a contest like that be-
tween the Oxford and Cambridge boating
clubs, which has been for several years a
feature in London, and so lay claim to a
pre-eminence like that which Oxford and
Cambridge possess in England of
being gtherepresentative colleges of America.
N. Y. Herald.
Smyrna times., 1875-08-25

What did you hang thatcat for, Isaac ~
asked the school marm. The boy looked
up, and, with q grave look, answered "For
mewtiny, marml"
Smyrna times., 1875-08-25

Somebody has calculated that three
million words were used by the parties in
the Iilton-Beecher trial. And yet they
produced no sentence.-C Cincinnati Eno,,;ye,
Smyrna times., 1875-08-25

1t is singular that mineral waters are
only beneficial to the wealthy. We never
knew physician to advise poor man to
go to any watering-place.
Smyrna times., 1875-08-25

CHARLEY RoSs.-Public attention is once
more to be called to the strange abduction
of Charley Ross. Failing in their efforts to
discover any trace of the lost boy, the police
authorities have decided on bringing TO
trial Westervelt, WHO will be remembered
as the brother-ii-law of Mo,hcr. one # the
two burglars shot to death by the Van
Brunts on Long Island. 1t is asserted that
the police authorities of Philadelphia have
discovered new Observation-Disclosures
welt in the abduction, and it is expected
that the boys place of conccalment will e
discovered in the course of the trial. The
belief is strongly entertained that Charley
Ross is still alive, but is kept out of sight by
Westervelt and his friends. In view of the
desperate character of MoSher and his
associate this theory does not recommend
Itself very strongly, but the police are right
in not abandoning the search until they
can satisfactorily clear up the boys fate.
Smyrna times., 1875-08-25

PRESIDENTIAL CONVENTIONS AT LONG
BRANcH.-A movement is on foot among
hotel keepers and railway officials to induce
the holding of one or both Presidential
Conventions next year at Long Branch.
Colonel Thomas A. Scott, of the Pennsyl.
vania Railway, has already conferred on
the subject with Charles Leland, of the
Ocean Hotel, Long Branch, and several in.
terviews have been held with leading
politicians, who accept the suggestion as
happy one. New Jersey as a State claims
the right to have once a Presidential Con
vention within its borders, and Philadel-
phians favor the project because it will
insure the attendance at the Exhibition of
many persons who would ignore Philadel-
phia if they had to make journey during
the summer to attend the Convention in
some distant city.
Smyrna times., 1875-08-25

CHEAP DIsINFEcTANT-Th following IS
highly commended by those who have used
1t. Dissolve bushel of salt in barrel of
water, and with the salt water slack a
barrel of lime, which should be wet enough
TO form kind of paste. For the purpose
OF disinfectant, this homemade chloride
OF lime Is nearly as good as that bought at
the shops and drug stores. Use it freely
about sinks, cellars and cutters and
outhouses, andi in this way prevent sickness,
suffering and expense.
Smyrna times., 1875-08-25

When viii there be only twenty-five
letters in the alphabet2 When you and
are made one.
Smyrna times., 1875-08-25

Quick VOYAGE.-The voyage of the White
Star steamship GoDao;a from Queenstown
TO Sandy Hook, last week is said to have
been the quickest transatlantic voyage on
record. The distance sailed being $500
miles, was accomplished in : days, % hours,
and ! minutes of actual time. The DAYS
run on the voyage varied from 348 to 373
miles.
Smyrna times., 1875-08-25

We have received from the Mutual Life
insurance Company of New York two neat
little volumes, in beautiful Illuminated
covers, one telling what to do in "Acci
dents, Emergencies and Poisons'' and the
other how to take . Care of the Sick" They
both contain useful information, and arc to
be had free of cost by addressing the above
named company.
Smyrna times., 1875-08-25

Bangs wanted to move from the residence
OF his wife's mother and occupy rooms in
one OF his tenement houses. "a pretty
idea, exclaimed Mrs. B., Indignantly,
live with our tenants indeed?" 81 don't
care replied Bangs, I'd rather live with
eIeven aunts than one mothcr-inlaw 81.
CrOir Courier.
Smyrna times., 1875-08-25
Ve2p advertisements.
BORDENTOWN FEMALE COLLEGE
NEW JERSEY,

Established 1858. Graduating courses in Science
Classics and Music with degrees conferred Thorough
instruction in all departments with careful attention
to morals, manners and health. Buildings renovated
ana returnishcd throughout Opens Sept. Sth Send
lOr catal0uge. REV. WM. Q. BOWEN A. NJ. Pros
Smyrna times., 1875-08-25

My Dear" inquired yomr wif.orL.r
husband, as she reached up horl.'.. .. .u
to be kissed on his return from business.
"have you seen the magnificent set of
walnut furniture which the Jenkins have
just bought2" " Hem, no, my love; but l
have seen the bill, which quite satisfies me"
Smyrna times., 1875-08-25

A lazy fellow falling distance of fifty
ieet' ana escaping with only few scratches,
tystander remarkad that he was "too
slow to fall fast enough to hurt himself"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-23
COTTON MARKETS.

SAVANNAH sept. 22-Cotton nrm Middllng, l3ci 10Y
Mifdnng l2'sc: Ordinary II sc net receipts = 81
bales exports coastwise 1888 bales sales 9il DaeS
1923 ba.es.
Ngw.OeIFlss Sept. 22.-Coton quiet Mdding, 13tc.;
Low Middling 1896. Good ordinary, lac net eeey -
bales; gross 1927 bales sales, lsOO bales stocs
38i bales The 1000 bales serdsy TO the Continent sno
CHAsIgaroS Sept 22.-Cotton firm; Mddling, be. Low
NIdflipg l2'c Good Ordinary, nominal net Iecepts
bses exports cosstwise o5 bales sales oOo oaes sooA'
MOBILE Sept 22.-Cotton quiet: Middline, l2'.e Low
Middlpg II Good Ordinary l2c net receipts ~ os
exports coastwse 563 bales Sales 900 bales stocA oIo
BALTIMORE Sept. 22.-Co.ton dull Middlns l3Nc low
Middlng 3c Good Ordinary. l24c net receps as Dals
gross O75 bales oxpOrts TO Great Brali DSO Dalr
20 bales saos. 81 bales spnners 80 bIes soeA 7'
GALVESTON Sept 22-Cotton weak Mdiling. l3c. Low
Middlng l2'sc GOOD Ordinary, ii Sc receipts oJf Di
exports coastwse 473 bales sales 22O bales socA Ioo''
WILMINGTON Sept 22-Cotton unchanged; Mid1llng. 1870:
Low Mddng IL &C.; Good Ordinary llc; net receipts 10
baes EXPORTS coastwise 234 bales sales III bales stoeA'
ArsUsrA Sept Election quiet demand less pressing
Kidding l22ac Low Mid lng AZ c net receipts oI9 o"'o'
PgiLapEiPnI1 Sept 22-Cotton quiet; Mddlinr, ltc Low
Mddng J2c.; Good Ordinary, l22c gross receipts 95'
bales ,u,,,,.x
I4c net receipts 296 bales gross 554 bales sales oJI
NORFOLK sept 22-Coiton quiet Middling l3c net re-
cep 9OS bales; exports coastwis $40 sales -VV D"'o'
MEMPHIS sept 22-Cot;on easy Mdilnr 49,; net re-.
oepts 343 baes; shipments, 80 balosi sales 4oo O-e'
CJxciSsan. sept 90 Cotton quiet Mlddng i3.c Inv
Mlding 1879. Good Ordinary, l2e. net receipts o'O
bales; shipments lj2 bales; stock OS5 bales. ,, ro
81. LOUIS, Sept 22COtton quiet Middilng l3tc; lH
bales I'll nmen bales sales 80 bales stock 1913 haet
LOUISVILLE, sept 22-CottoD uncahgedj Mlunhns' 10 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-23

Sides l2sr Clear Sides 1850 Bacon STEADY and rrm
Shoulders 9,c Clear RIB SD 13c. Clear Sides, 1890
Whisky steady UNCHANGED II 81 10 Hogs strong sod
higher for best grades Stockbra, - 60b.j 20 lPei
~ 2Oas7 90 bacon 81 45ak7 7O Butchers 81 soas9 10
Cattle seady supply light Good tj hoce baN =
81 2J 81 81 Medium 10 Fair 81 lte.5 Connm - IN.
$3.50 70 Good TO choice Te@ans So 20 nun 20
Fair 50 lO0s3 80 Common, 81 JOdS3 IL criis -fl"t
5.GO0 bbs; Wheat 10000 bush, Corn, !2WO bnsi; Tal|
$4,000 bush; Barley, 5000 BUSH; rye, ioVV puS" 'oe"
TOLEDO, sept 22-Four steady and firm Wheat hrmer
held higher: No White Wabash, 81 - NO.,
White Michigan 81 20; Amber Michigan, q q seller
October, 81 27ia; seller November . ii ol9 u"i
81 40; No. 3 Amber Michigan, 81 on No heG
Winter New 81 27. No 3 Rcd III R'Jecicd s3'' 20
s,esiy viii, moderate demand; Hg Mixed 81 kc; seller
November Ole: seller all che year. 81 2c New, SELL. an e
wear soc Data easier No q 80 White, ~ iec cgd
Soc rejected, Bic Receipts Wheat, 10000 bust; corn
5000 BUSH oats, 5000 bush shipments Flour l,y,oo
bbs Wheat "a 0OJ bush; Corn, 24CO0 bash; oas o'OOo
hInh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-23

sheen ranging from 73 SO to 90 h. at - l22eSt e2a@SS
Michigan sheep ranging from 10 10 so 10 q - 2rso ONO
sheep ranging from 80 n at - ?oa$i 7e Gans 10
sheep IS 25dS5 81 Canada lambs, srahSlhg H'" - "
40 Ia 81 n, 81 80 81 i7aS6 90 $1,000, ..,,v
HoGs-Iieceipts day $500 head making me ote supply
for the week thus $500 heal. against I9oo mean Cr
week, and 1900 head for the same
The IL dull and slow for want OF al1e
stock operate 500 head only OF all KINDS on s5e
dis to city trade orders al IS 2b"t 3V ur
workers. mi Workers and heavy good quality hogs
fair demand al good prices ihe y4ds
ba e Of stock
CHICAGO Sent 22-CATrIF- Receipts, 5000 head buyers
sellers i5a25c apart Shippers sales 1o'eh a. - ~
So bO Butchers So 5OaS3 10 stockers " Iod$3 'oi
through Texans 81 5Ndsi; shipments, lOJO mead Ala, ,
HoGs-Rec.ipts T. 100 head market opened acnVe ana
firm closed weak and easier tending DOWN. ar gal Light,
81 70ds- Heavy 81 76dSS; Philadelphia 50 shpnient
1000 head.
sIEFr-Receips 1000 head market active firm, and IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-23

Ine ruling rate for money to-day oil call has been
ihl , per cent the quotation having been 2i2 ana s.
Tie banks are still sending currency TO the West
but in smaller sums than Of late. We quote first
cla,s commercial paper at 3 to per cent. The
Customs receipts at Washington today were
Ill9OOO the Internal Revenue receipts, $26S,OOO,
Tho United states Treasurer receiving $3'4 600
National hank notes for redemption. The following
WAS the Clearinghouse statement: Currency eX-
changes. SOS. s73.32O; currency balances S2,s59 =
81; gold exchanges, $2,2J0,o7O and gold bal
uu.e., 55ls,9GO.
G1,cnueut bonds were not particularly Affected
by declining gold. and ruled suons. We annex
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-23
THE STATE OF TRADE.
UUrUnprAN MARKETS

LIVERPOOL, Sept 22-l30 p m-Coon " arrive hrner but
not quotably higher. ,u,
ding Uplands MiddIns orleans, rod sales, 1000
bales including 5000 for speculation and EXPORT receipts
$500 bales, OF which 246 bales American cotton 10
arrive quiet AID steady sales OF Middlng Upianus
Middlng clause October ami November delNery ~ oe|
Breadstufs quiet and uncl angod.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 22-2l6 p m-Bacon. 53 cwt for Long
Clear Middles. .
LvERPooI Sept 22-245 mof the sales OF Cotton to-
day, q, 100 bales American. ,
LIVERPOOL. Sept 22--3 p m.-sales Of Nddng Uplands
Cotton Low Mddng clause shipped December and January
(per SAIL at 67sd. - -.
LIVERPOOL, sept 22-5 p. m.-Corn, 29829i6 Or for
Mixed Western. Tallow, 81 y cwt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-23
The offering and asking prices for stocks at the

The London advices report Erie less active ana
excited ruling at 1iS4a154. closing at las, ana
Preferred at 80. British Consols we're easier ana
United states bonds lower Money ruled easy at
III on the Stock Exchange. There was with
drayol from the Bank of England of $4,000 bull
lion. though it is not known whether for shipment
here or not Yet gold opening at 11G& otherwise
unaccountaby fell to 116li, though later ruling at
1lG5sa1lGSs on small business all day, Cash
gold was also less difficult, and lent from S64 down
to lat Foreign exchange was higher at rates gwen
below but there was very little business at the adj
vance. The Assistant Treasurer paid out Sl9,OOo
Ia called bonds and $685. 900 in coin interest on the
public debt. The days operations at the Gold EX-
change Bank were as follows: Gold cleared, S4o,-
$4,000: gold balances $1.196.755; currency bal
nnccs. $1.722 .92l. The principal gold quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-23
an advance upon those Of yesterday, and the de-

an advance upon those OF yesterday, and the de-
clnes were as follows st. Paul Preferred, is per
cent; Central and Hudson, Hannibal and st. Joseph
and North Western Preferred each Il Rock Island
ss Pacific Mail and Union Pacific each 10; Lake Shore
and st. Paul, each. IS Delaware. Lackawanna and
Western, Ohio and Mississippi, and Western Union
Telegraph each b. and Erie ls per cent. The sales
of the day amounted to 10000 shares, of which
80. 800 sLares were Lake Shore; $4,000 Erie
$4,000 Western Union; 1890 Pacific Mail; 12,Ooo
Northwest: 900 Ohio and Mississippi; LOCO
St. Paul; 400 St. Paul Preferred, and 800 each OF
Union Pacific AMI Pacific of Missouri The opening
highest. lowest, and closing prices of active stocks
sold to-day will he found IN the subJoiued table;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-23
WOOL, MARKET.

BOSTON. Sept 22Woo-Ihere is very hTm feeing lor
Comlng ard Flccces aud with reduced STOCKS
are Gue Arm and well sustained Medium Fleeces nave o'
In fair demand but prices remain without impOVeme, ts
being pressing demand Fine Fleeces are quite d and
manufacturers still hOung of, Notwithstanding ue low
Irces sales OF and Xxx Ohio and Pennsylvania fees ~
ia4Gc good average lots principally at 4j Medium feeces
at 47aj0c including scloctions Michigan and Niscns
Feeces a45c but the latter is outside price COMP
Delaue FL eccs at 5OUOlc. for washed WIN an oo'
eiOna lot OF very the after rate anu
IIuv,hrd Coning and Della ne 40Gfjc. There continues
n he lair demand for Spring california, and prices range
from 13Jc quality; Pulled Woods have Deeh quiet
aud sles only in small lots.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-23
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

MEDNE-Ntf, Sept r. ~ D.
COFFEE-We have again 10 mote an ad'ane OF &C. 2 10 on
all grades but the advanced prices ae. "a cceA business
s4lrs 100 bags Luna a. H'mfj IN k'ai' 10 arrive
haIe aud 400 bass Per Euiua al Ncw-OIed DOH on
rms tranfpirri we quote Ordinary c.fSo'+ AT I'1
i9c fair dc, 2OkG20 good DO, -O"fc Zlc prime do
Il d2 &c and Santos 10 good carsJes at -Oi4Z 4c
god. 90 days.
COTTON-1he market for spot Cotton very dun ana me
tone wcqt but prices lower receipts ~ the shipping
porte day ga bales this day last week. 5429 bales; ms
v last year 2O6 bales consolidated -four days) receipts
9Ii83 bales exports Great Britain, 5,755 bales exports
Continent 2293 bas sO in N,wl Ork, 2iOOZ baes con
spllated stock $3.50 bales
Quo based On American standard Of clsshcaton
aMl store running .u'tJ not more thah a a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-23

LONDON Sept 22-l230 p. m-EIie Railway shares ~.
at the Stock Exchange Government sc
oures ia | 4 per cent. 80, j,
LoSDoN sept 22-2:l5 p. mEric Railway shares, 1873 do
Preferred, 80. -,
LoSpoS Sept 22-245 P. m-Erie Railway shares l5'+
Paris dispatches quote Rentcs at 6jf soc. go
LONDON sept 22-3 p. m-1he amount OF bullion with
drawn 81 England balance 10 day 49,
COO. Enc Railway shares, 10 "a
LONDON sept 22.5 2. m,-Pas dispatches quote Rentes'
G5f SOC. Petroleum. Old. q gal for Refined 1890.
LONDON Sept Z2-Eyenng.-Ilnsecd oil opened at ~ 90
% owt, AID closed at "a o. spirits Tupenune ~ say
Pc.t
LONDON MARKET-SEPr ~.
Turneutinc- SAINTS 1890. OBS steady
ANTWERP sept 22-Petroleum, 2SL for tine Pale Amen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-23

KOUNTZE BROTHERS, Bankers,
70 Wall ST., Neao York, alto1o interest
on deposits, draao Bus on London d
Paris: also issue Letters Of Credit
aoaila6le in the principal cities abroad.
Investment Securities for sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-23

The days business at the United States SUD
T. asury comprised:
,i, rsc,i,,s s352cls Os Curry payments s9s96S 10
s,i payments e4e470 % Curry nAauce.'e =, ~ ~ 80
Gold - l.@s6 % CuslOi..-'' %oV'VVV W
q rstc ia. tOl.OsJ ~
Cancelled gold certificates sent 10 Washington SoOoVo w
Tuc closing quotations OF foreign exchange are a.
T. .ays.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-23
CITY OF BOSTON,.
PROPOSALS. FDh VATBl LOAh,
GOLD
100000.

CITY TREASURES OFFICE, BOSTON. Sept g. 1873
In pursuance Of the Committee on Finance VI the
City Council proposals Will be received by the Treasurer
of the city Of Boston, until II O'Clock m SATURDAY, sept
90 1875 for whole any part OF the Water Loan OF
One Million Dollars to DO issued under authority OF the or
der of the City Council Of Boston, dated February g. 1870 Tor
the purpose providing additional supply OF water for said
city The will be dated October 1879 and viii be due
THIRTY YEARS that date bearing interest semi an
nusy in April and Octobe at per cent per annum both
principal and interest payable In GOLD The loan wl DC Is
sued In certificates thousand dollars EACH with interest
coupons attached registered certificates OF any amount OF
even thousands The loan Will be secured by slNklNG
FUND providing for its redemption at maturity.
An rropossIs must addressed to c. II DEN
TTE SJJRER and Endorsed Proposals for Water Loan
Each proposal specify clearly the amount OF loan dslre
and the price AL proposals Will BE- opened
presence OF the Committee on Finance and The i,y
saturday Sept % 1873 AT IL O'Clock The night
10 hereby reserved to rel ect any all proposals
G.. III. DENNIE.
CITY Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-23
THE MARKETS.
carefully reported for TAG ralBUsa.
RECEIPTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCE.
STATEMENT OF EXPORTS

WEDNESDAY, sept Y, 1870
following complete list OF exports shipped in vessels
which were cleared 70 day for foreign ports:
GLoUCEsIER-BsrkF estna LeHte. 800.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-09-23
The MaripOsa Land and Mining Company,
Executive Odlce, Nos. 0 and IL Nassau-st.,

EXECUTIVE UuIce, NOs' . unu II NHssd"-st''
NEW. YORK, Aug. a. 1878.
Board Of Trustees OF this Company on the 10Th OF
August levied an ASSESSMENT OF ONE DOLLAR PER
SHARE On the PREFERRED and COMMON STOCK Of
the Company payable Immediately. Any stock upon which
sad shall paid before Septem
Der 18th will delinquent and win be advertised and sold Ut
public auction October lltl 1875.
PAYMENTS Of the assessment made 10 T. g. Currency
at this Office MORRIS ii. SMITH,
Asst Secretary.