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, 1875-10-03

was offered. wti:e buyers held OF. thouga some ...
hol1 after the decline c&ca No. sold early u II n
O. :o2, and closed 1t S1oa No. sod At e=Gs3x,.1
s-ttFe, but easlar. Tbs e1ings Of SAMPLES 1t ~
present time are unususly large, the stock h4vng w
cumui,ted since Canada harley entered in:o connsi
ton with Western In ueighboring Eastern Stairs ~
1t VS. soon found ont that the Canada stan corl
obtained ut mech lower prices. Hence very raanr =
tho orders we're withdrawn from this r1rxe. Ma3''-
to choice samples in comparatively moerata a.
mand ut s1o5a1.25. tbs outside prca for fancy o.,
inys. Cash sales wecs reported Of 1S,0Jo bu 10 -,
$l.n121 .o2, .be outside for grain in Sorthwe...-
Elevator 5000 bu No. At 68enk. so bu reTar..s
At 400 42o 11,s00 bu by sample 1t 4t - on tr.ct
Total, s., ,6O0 bu.
LATEST.
On Saturday afternoon tho rules prohibiting t,xa.
ing we.e unusually we'll Observed few operators ~
enced to trade shortly after the c]csa o. the res
Board, but threat to impose the nes soon disne,xs
the crowd, snd nothing was done afterwards except n
puts and calls. Wheat wss quoted 1t - GsAs3losT
for the month. "a
, 1875-10-03


We select the following as specimen sales:
a ]. Averell sold Is feet on Michigan Avenue,
Just south OF Twenty-6rst street, for $4,000
Also. .h1ee-story and basement marble-front
house, No. 510 Michigan avenue south Of Four
teenth street, for 100000
". D. Kerfoot 4 Co. have sold the McCord
guiding, On Madison street, between Fifth ave-
nue. and Franklin street, 45x1o0. for 100000;
acres co1ner West Lake and Yeascr streets,
for $50, 600; five lots on harrison street, east Of
Western avenue, for 5000; FIVE lots on Flour
noy street, west of Oakley, for 81 600; house
and Lot, corner OF Californa and Jackson streets.
for $3 900; house aud lot, No. 545 Michigan are
nue., 30x170 feet for $4,000; house and lot,
Nichols. Bragg d Co. lave sold house No. 528
West Monroe street for $4,000. and s8h1178
fcnt on Michigan avenue. north Of Twenty"
Eighth gtreet for $9, 625-
Jacob We'll i George 4 seavcrns have sold
No. B25 Wabash avenue. lot 251l71, with three
II. Klein has sold Lot n. Block 8, Z. P. Ham
tlton's Subdivision, ut $4,000, with improve
ments; and Lot 7, Block 5, McNeals Resubdi-
ElGion, known as No South Sheldon street, Tor
R7.50u. brick house.
Chace Abo!l hare sold house and two lots,
east 'front.' On Loomis street, between Jackson
and Van Buren,, for $1,000.
The AoEefB f4Fk Lknd company QaFe aotQ q
house and lot to Mr. Marks, With Field, Letter
Co., for 81, 500. He will occupy it Immediately:
Also the houae aud lot known as the Carroll
place, to Mr. Wood, With Preston, Aean
4 Co.. for g., 100. The purchaser has moved
upon tho property. Mr. Slsphezdson ia rebuild
ing the PARISH place, recently purchased By him
of the Company, and will move upon it soon.
M1. l. B. jackson. Ct tho Company. has pur-
chased Of c. n. Morse his one-half interest in
eighteen lots, giving him ownership OF the whole
Of them he will build fine residence for him
salf. Nr. Errick Nelson is building On the lots
nc purchased Of the Company for $4,000,
two handsome brick houses, aud will erect oth-
Ere -..
F. 4. Weage has cold so2x263 feet On northwest
corner OF Chicsgo ayenua and West Fo1ts-dfth
street, for $500.
pomero7 i Weaver ks-c 6ola. on Forrest ave-
ruo, near Thirty-fourth street. two-storv anu
basement octagon trout brick rendence and lot
25x125 feet for g. 00o 20oxl56 feet ID Block Sc,
Montrose, 5000 15o11b0 feet IN Block :, Lew
ia' Addition to Montrose, cash. $4,000.
Y. Il Fes1. j.. hiss sold for Ill cash in hand.
, 1875-10-03
MUSINGS.

Halcyon days Of sunny childhood,
Endless Memory turns to thee,
Never sadly, ever gladly,
Ringing, singing, full Of g1ee.
Yet sdowp LIES dreamy river
Chasing, racing, as they glide,
Are strange thoughts that coil aud ahtxex5
Netting, settling, on the tide.
Do the loved ones long departed
Look upon rs from Above7
II the parted, brokea-hearted
Lover watched with eyes Of lovsf
Loving Spirit, do merit
In that Home place OF rest7
And csu all love inherit.
Nousishetl, cherished, 'mong the blest9
FRANK D. BL1sH.
, 1875-10-03
,&.87,469,N3

that /. to say, balance in favor Of stockholders Of
s27 the largest Of which WAS from tho Waahoo
district.
LATEST.
New YoaK, Oct. 2.-The events Of the week IN
financial circles in the main showed IN improving
feeling partly account Of increased business In
trade ctrclea. There has undoubtedly been much
larger distribution OF merchandise fran this point
during the week, especially IN the Line Of dry goods
under concessions on cotton aud voolen fabrics. In
commercial eiEcaea the export demand for -four and
grim has also improved and the outlook ia more ia
yo1abla Thenerchants not only reported large in
cressa IN the volume Of freight but tho railroads
very Large increase 70 tonnage: Inc agsregase ~
three trunk lines west for ths present year -
for 1874 In freight, east bound the total Ia estimated
at 600 tons or in excess Of Last year. On
iss h ae Ins Il T. b. to
aod opened st 1lex, te to 11ex, advanced 70 MY.
ing wero s32, s64, 1854. u, 1-a2 and ss4 per cent
aud taally nat. Thare was much discussion In the
TO as IT, 81 soa ns e vod
vary much from The September salas Tho adrance In
go cau.ed BY Tho oss Of specie by the banks for
Gorsrnuents firm and In good demand.
Raiiroad bonds steady in the late Afteraoon deal
ings; Central Psctnc sold 1t la7T; Chcsso North.
Stsse secu,ihes quiet.
untou Pacific advancing from 6s to s., Lake Shore
panl from SAX TO IS, preferred from 63x to 6s7<.
aud Michigan Central from SIX 70 se4. Nus
souri, Pacific advanced to %, fen % 70 AK,
snd rocovsred to 37z. After midday the market
becarue weak Union Pseidc declined to So,
Laks Shore to 5+x. Northwest to aeH, and
ssx and western Union from 7sx TO 763s. At the
second call tho market quiet ard steady. During
fne ast hour Of business socks ~a=k and lower
Mssou1 Pacific declined from 81 % asX. and rece7-
ersd to SsA@s6H. Union pzciae fell OF to e5x rexu
lar and 64X sslier thirty d.ys. The last sales o reg
nlar we're al 6sh@ss*; Lake Shore fell Of to h3A,
Fria to l6K, Hannibal + st. Joe to ls.t, Michigan
cantral to s71, Pace M.il to a6., and Western IN
fon to 76h The declne this afternoon caused BY
so.ne yaFus snd uufarorA biz 1uuors which could not
'The transactions Of the Stock Exchange aggregated
1o4 6Oo shares of which 900 PAc.1e Ma,l 4, 600
Wastezn uniop, 1000 GssthRestszn common. ooo 81
, 1875-10-03
REAL ESTATE.
Business Dull, but Holders
Hopeful.
Borrowers Paying Both Principal
and Interest on Their Loans.
Transfers Of Proporty--List Of
Building Permits.
Homes for Workingmen.

THAT rau1 eafste in dr1i and sales cnnrarativa.
A~" eo =" ~
II 1eW, even the mosf 7nthu6a1suo epecu!Asof
upufd scarceIv dare to deny. Many OF the trans
..z... Z. a. 1;. - ..,o. ,,s,shad
ecAous tua1 appear II %ue As@e u 1AAes PuoA4euoA
from day to DAY are trades between parties who
s~an+ IA 1oaoan THAR iah1;tiaa and thnaa who ara
~s4s ~ 'S'e ~ ~
Wiling 10 assume . seasonat'e AMOUNT o. iueu.A-
hranca Thasa houevnr nsnnlir inncra to the
-, .: x<. u-o,+
peueut u ~ pals4est anu pase aoo may 'o1 b@e@'
ct activity In the future.
arorg tho a+r,r, ho1dors ~ ornoartv rener-
uo"s 'ne sao-s Aoe ~ .ssn -. ..san+
ally We hear OF no dl6pos'sloh 20 EEL IL p1eseae
nrices Occasionally such PARTIES mar have no
1,sa for a residence. or for other good reason
NAV be willing to sell at bargain. But as d
rule. such cases are few. OF the general mar
fet. however. it NAV truly be said that there has
not been for the last dozen years 80 favorable a
time ia bny propsrty in Chicago. Scores even
hundreds Of ogners. yho rant to be fully re-
Eavad from the afrects Of the t;ro and of their
hn,@dinp onerations that succooded it, will cell
q nrces that vill be surs 10 realize handsome
nroftc A. advance in real estate consequent
snon onT su1endid crops. the abundance of
money in Mi The business centres, ami tue gen.
sral actiy1ty in business circles, is sure to be
'nn,ized in The not distant future In this view
~ ara s,,stained by the Real Estate Journal Of
net 3 It earg:
~, +ha r..+ ana e,o7., and fron, districts nearer
home IRE s rrnorted nore cheering newp from man
ufacturng and mining circles. and large number OF
heavy capitalists have recommenred opafa9ions ~ ~
these lines Of INDUSTRY Ihe 1mnr;ea ~ ,;sd u
euA1fs ~ . tn s ii - a h.s feen rcla.ssi 1,y se
RI e.,n onxrsiors. md alrcady much Of
he surplus in western ianka h.s boen amplosed. aud
net the demand. The journal predicted that the
OK SeAT would @eE VI
, 1875-10-03
Bankrupt Sale

1t suction Of secured note. Tor $soopi.ta = t2a H.
oa,s ~ ~ ~ mattsr oY W!lli11n Go:dis, bankrupt
Not:ea IL hereby g7en tha. the undersigned Asssa
o, sd estate vii sell st public suction n en- fa
lst d,y Of October IT, .t F. Fl on o' notas sasa
nj 6. Vibert to william Gode, and secured 90
e..sts: Three for $780, due tbe ~ Of soy.F isF
1873; thrse for 81. 500 dua tho H9 q III H
tntsrest At 10 per cent. Terms ca.h. ssnsdqsf @s
be seen It my ofnca. aEo. ~ 4..tons&,
k sss postponea m to Tuasda1, 81 oetabsz = n1s a
md n11eAk
, 1875-10-03

Forget me not, forget me not,
For sad and loualy is my lot,
As, fxr sway from that dear spot
Witch to us both WAS home,
wander to another shore,
And count the happy moments Ger
Which VIC have had III dsJs OF yore.
Before needs must roam.
Oh !! well know you'll nee1 forget
The one who loved you well, and Jet
would that We had uerer met,
II must te forgot.
Thus, Is breathe my last ad!ou,
And promise that will be true,
IAsk, - my last rlsh to you,
Dear friend, forget me not.
CHICAGO, Sept p, 1915. k1r1H GAKMF1.
, 1875-10-03

Withdrawn from store on Friday for city con-
sumption 647 bu wheat, s,os9 bu corn, GIL ba
cats, 29s bu rye, 2,o5o bu barley
The following grain was inspected into store On
Saturday morning: car No. 2 red winter vheat,
II cars No. spring. 81 cars No. do, % cara No.
do, Ia cars rejected do, cars no grade do 1858
whea}; ~ cars high mixed corn, 152 CATS and IT,
bu No. do 30 rejected do, cazs grade {a32
corn} 1C carr white oats, 81 no. do, "a cars
rejected do {75 oats Is No. rye cars rejected
do Is CARS No. barley, Is cars No. do, 16 cars
rejected do grade do Us barley. Total (7so
cars) 295oco bu- Inspected out: 115,o12 bu wheat,
ie6 bu corn, 9 e4 bu oats, 1,08s bu rye, l2o5s
bu barley.
The following were the receipts and shipments of
breadstufs and live stock at this point during the
past week and for the corresponding veaks ending as
, 1875-10-03

Fick1o, and false and faithless, said,
AZ read your letter. Ny love il desd,-
thing Of the past thas forever ia Dor:
A van1shing mcmory,-nath1ng more.
Ye. you came like vision. radiant and best-
Mid the care-storma OF hfe,: spirit Of rest.
But apart from each other we're drifted At last,
And darkly between us looms tho grave Of the past
81 thought that loyrd you :" ends your letter.
"Apart lot us dwell for each 1t we're better.
Some pleasures untasted, some happiness yet,l
The futIrn shall hold when both shuH jorgat-n
So tho desd past eau never from its ashes arise,
For contempt blocks the door where the skeleton lea.
OWEN u, WILSON, il.
, 1875-10-03

-
F;tk55u7g Herald.
There we're dozen or moro OF them seated in
front Of the colored st. Charles. and they were
talking about tornadoes.
''De worsteat tornsdy I eYer did see," re-
marked 40 old negro, war eI1toen years ago, in
Alabama"
Ibid she blow much 2" inquired another.
tBlow much! shoe! uiggefs! but dat was
no deck passenger, that tornady! Why, sab, it
jist lifts me right up to remember it,!
"Eberythlng went kit1n, chi?
s'Kitin'! Bress you! You poor. ignorant
nigge1, but / seed mule lifted up hike fodder,
an how fur d'ye 'epose it blodo hime Jnt gin .
guess"
''One rnile3"
"Ffee mllea2"
F'Acros6 the ribbef!"
"lnto tree"
Each ono IN the crowd made guess, and
when all we're through the hoary-headed old
man replied:
"Niggers you is all wrong. Dat tornsdy cum
for aat mule, and howled around, an got under
him, and lifted him up. an he MAS blode 1ist ex-
actly four inches By de Watch, sufes You live ~
There Tas painful pause, and then the crowd
rapidly tiinned out while the old man re-
marked:
-Four inches by de watch, and I'll stick to
dat abatement II l die for it,"
, 1875-10-03

Midd1El0t6n n. u 1TdH1.
A dog in the Town Of Bethel, Sullivan County,
has contracted 3 curious habit of travelling
regularly three times week between the farms
OF Ar. James Luckey aud Mr.. Hogencamp,
distance OF S miles These gentlemen, ap-
preciating the remarkable sagaclty OF this dog,
now use The animal for the purpose Of conveying
messages or lettera between tha families, who
are On intimate tat1n5.
, 1875-10-03
I'o4k. Lard. Rans. shout4's, Nsddies.
6'ss. fes. Ter. @s. tas.



stronger on now, which averaged about 3o per brl
higher for abora noted The shortage for this
mouth is believed to be equally great as that for
September was week age, hut there II more tune to
6n. and the shorts not 80 ANXIOUS as than. New
York steady Sales hero were reported Of $50 Iris
cash at 2275@G00; ,25o brs seller the month 1t
50 l.2su brs seller January at Sls.lo@1925; 1000
hrs seer February al $l92a3l93 and 80 bris huy-
er November altar the tth, at 5000. Total II, $50
brs The market closed at 81 IS for cash lots s2 20
year and $19.20{a19.25 tor February.
lAnD-Waa rather quiet, and 10c per 1oo ia lower,
though reported Is per 1l3 los higher iu Lavespoo
and stronger in New York. There was moderate
demand for new ut the reduction Bales were re-
ported Of 400 at S13.45@1355, $50 tea seller
the month at $780, 5000 tcs seller the year At Sl2 3@
12.45, and $50 tcs selier January at $3.50. Total
1890 tea. The market closed At 8ls.45@la5o cash or
seller the month, and SELLER the year.
MnArs-were quiet but again stronger.; being
married. R al round the t adTanes ayesaPs
being almost bare OF stock Sales were limited 70 lGo
boxes long clears, summer-curea, at 12Ac: 20 tcs
sweepickied bellies at 1sc 20 tcs shou
ders at 9&c aud 40 tcs summer hama at
134c. The market closed ut 91s@9kc for shoulders
cash seller October; no long clears on sale 13h8
13Ko for Bhort ribs. cash or seller October: l3ha
rneats c higher than the price for loose lots Long
cut hams at l2a13!c. Summer-cured English meats
9@9ke for shoulders, loose; 13c for Cu1nserlands
rihs, do sweet.pickled hams, 1s-rs average, lta
14Hc. For December and January delivery the market
was quoted at $50 for rough sides. l0@l0tzo for
ali loose and 1O4c for long and abort clears boxed
do for November delivery held at Ike. Bacon meats
quoted st l531Gc for hams. 10o for shoulders.
14Ko for abort nba, md l4Jle for abort clears-an
GRkAsR-Was quiet at 7@se.
BEEF PRODUCTS-Were quiet and nominal1y un-
changed at So 90 for mesa 500 for extra meas and
TA1Iow~ouoted at oxa9.<c for psckers,
, 1875-10-03
TELECRAPHlc MARKET REPORTS
FOREIGN MARKETS.

foHEltN MaHkEJ rs,
spscia' D.spa.eh to The Chicago 7sfixa<
LIVERPOOL, Oct o-11:30 L. m.-FLorn-So l. =,
No, 2, o4s.
Observation-Disclosures, No. /, los Cd: No. 4 ID,
spring No. 1. Go lid: No. Z, 81 I'd; white, No. l. lii
Sd; No. Q, lis: club. No. !. lis Sd: Nc, 2 III u
Corn-Eo. !. 29s Sd No. 2, ?ss 3d.
pRov1s1oss-Pork- It's. Lard-5ss Cd.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 2-2:30 p. m.-PRovzs1oss-Isnd
59s I'D Pork, Tia 3D.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. observation-disclosures s,,t.
21s.
GEAN-whcat-No. spring firm at So 1od: M >.
Milwaukee drnaer at 9s Sd: No. Chicsso spri.g. ..
Coru-ah1ed steady; ass I'd.
PRov1s1oSs-Pork-Prima meas, Eastern. "a.
prime mess. Western, 75s. Bacun - cumht1hns
cut fru short lib steady, at 56s ci ehort ele.,
steady at 54s hams, long cut 6aa; shoulders duh Il
39s I'd. Beef-1ndia mess, Sos; extra do loas mn
steady at Cos. LartI-Prime Western, s1s "a.
TA1Low-Prime city, Ats I'd.
SPIRITS TuRpsx11sE-xos.
Rks11-commou, 6s due, 17s.
CHRKsE-Choice, t5a.
ANTWERP, Oct. 1-PETRoLEux-99a ID
LONDON, Oct 2-BANk OF EsaL4ND-The ar.oa,f
Of bullion withdrawn from tho Bark Of ENGLAND an
balance to-day was e14o,ooo.
CoNsoIs-Moue5, 80 1915: ACCOUNT 94.i.
AMERICAN SEouRrr1Es-B5a. 1U64; s,s 1g3x,
lo4os, max now IS: 1oiAl; New York oentraI 81
PARts. Oct. 2-Rantes, G5f 57Hc.
FRAxHFonT, Oct. 2.-UsIrED Sx4IE5 BoSna-Tex
So, 991<.
THE NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKETS.
!sp+eiai DtspateA to TAs CA,ea4o 7r5uas.
NEW TonK, Oct. 2--GhA1N-Whaat rarknt Iesx
active, and 112c lower sales %, 600 bu, part III
evening, st Q5a1. .os for rejected spring: uoa9tI4
for No. ) ChicaGo s1.l5 for No. Nilwsutse; a.32
LIZ for old No. Chicago; s1.2s9l.es for do No. /
Northwestern 1.o791 30 for No. 2 Milvaukse; 81
@1,n for No. spring s1.21a1.4a for nav aud I'D
winter red Weatcrn; S1.Ba1.A for do an,ex Wet
ern and LOO for do white Western also 5000 bu
No. Minnesota, for October It s.. II Is 00O pu No
white Toledo deliverable to the 18th OF October II
81 no. and 80 900 bu No. Milwaukee for November It
$99 Eye dull 1t 84@92c for Western and stssa Bar
ley dull and heavy: sales, $500 bu Canada East 1t
$50. Corn Scarcely hrm sa1es = 600 hu 1t 6.3
CSC for steam Western mixed; 69k97ec Tor sail 10:
and T0aT1c .or high mixed and yellow WesteTn Os.3
dull and about 1c lower sales. s. 600 bu at 335c fur
new mixed and white, t;cludinc white State 1t 463
56c mixed Western At 40A &4c Nhito do ut kS5Sc:
and old mixed Western At 504c aAoat.
PRov1sIoNs-Hfiddlcs fr1n at l1AGf3c for fGnR
clear. Lard arm gales 100 tcs 1t 1876 for p1ias
steam.
Ta1sk1-SIarkct = ahade easiar: sales 40 trls 1t
$1.19H Per gallon.
GRocEn1Rs-Sugar market dun and unchanged; fatr
TO good refining ia quoted ut 7ka9.c priias At aAs;
and Nos. 10 and Il HaEana It sa8Ke- The co1es
market continues quiet and arm; quota Rio u u
@21Hc in Rold, and haracsibo 1t 11429c tn gold
, 1875-10-03
sui common, 3{,coo Lake Shore, and 77,co0 Union

psui common, j., ,c0o Lake Shore, and 77,coo Union
Pacific.
Many large operators Absent from the street TO-
day attending The jerome races and Brooklyn yacht
1sg1tta.
Money market easy At o82k prime mercantile
paper. 5H97.
Custom receipts, s14s imports Of specie for the
week, 1851 ,000. The Assistant Treasurer dlsburaed
f37 goo cear1ngs, So, ,0ou.oD0.
Sterling exchange, &79 :; titns 4a3.
, 1875-10-03
COMMERCIAL.

Tha following wern ths receipts aud shipments Of
the leading articles Of produce in this city during the
twent5-four hours ending u o'clock On Saturday
morning. and for the corresponding date ysar sgo
, 1875-10-03

It will be seen that the dividend Of mine Is snf
cept to pay of the entire aasesameut roll. with clear
aurpluso t over 100000. Tie aggregate Dividends
this year. 1t s thought, will far outweigh tho assess
ment account and show heavy profit on the right
slde Of the ledger. From the beginning Of the year
up to the middle at september there haye been 3o3
ssaeesments, sggregaHng ss,ms too while the dlvi-
dends from 20 mines during the same period have
stockholders amounting 521 &c., Besides these
mines there are number Of private corporations
Tho San Francisco weekly stock review presents the
following statement OF the assessments and Dividends
Of certain we'll known mining corporaton1 the shares
of urh;rh nra iaa1t n 8t tha Board
, 1875-10-03
ttMANCE ANU fHAUE.
Continued Activity in Every Depart"
ment Of Trade.
Local and Foreign Stock and
Bond Quotations,
The produces Markets Very lr.
regular.
The Business Transacted Chiefly for Fu.
ture DeliyerJs
FINANCIAL.

Tas bright aties Of Saturday stimulated business.
and our streets were fairly crowded with people
Every department of trade STARED In the general ac
tvty. OF course everybody too busy to be other
wsse than happy but Thousands Of our citizens found
themselves decidedly weary, II nos quite exhausted
after The toa and the s1ct.emsnts Of the dag were
over.
0rdert from the country for discounts and for cnen
~ continue qutts ths amounts rultng for sevesA1
days past Counter bustneax 1t the banks was quite
heavy, showing thaa usual act.yty in the local
city trade.
The rate Of discount to customers at The banks was
usual 10 per cent. ca: and short time osna with
approved eoattrzs could be had at some Of the banks
at 6@8 per cent and on Governments per cent would
he gladly accepted.
Street rates nominal at 8a18 per cent With very
little doing,
Exchange rules weak ss bo37s cents pez s1,ooo It
was shade frmer at these figures on Saturday
FOREIGN EXCHANGE
Sterling exchange was +so@4a4; cable transfers.
London, 4s5: Par, slt4. Other rates Of foreign
, 1875-10-03

HOG pHODuCTS-Wars active md ttTeQu4axly
srauass, ths trading taking nore dsaded direction
, 1875-10-03


The amount Of seni-annual diyidands and interest
raynnnts ut Boston, Oct l, does not show so great
relcct,os from Last quarter hs WAS anticipated
though the lists published in the local Journals
without single manufacturing company. The bank
dividends are nearly equal to those declared last
April from the fact that the payments were Iaduced
that month to narrow limit as possible The total
disbursements due End to Be paid during this month
are Is foIowa: By Estionaf Danka, t2017, 100; in
suyance companies, $lao.o0o; savings banks Inter
ezt, S5s7 600: city aud State bonds, $76a59 mtscel-
laneous. $38 GOO railroads. 81, Total $50l3,
s35-Nt1 YorG Commercial Bulletin
MINING ASSESSMENTS vs.. PROFITS
The San francisco BuII<tn gives the following facs
in regard to mining profits and assessments. First OF
assessments:
Consolidated Vr8uts. S. ESQ., 600
Northern Belle ...:...,................ $1,000
BlaCk bear RpAl1z. 42yoou
Total. 81 jas, 900
Against tweuty-nins assessments. ......... 73a,ooG
r:r.-..,n. An- nnn
, 1875-10-03

No. 31o South Clark street, business M building and
roneously reported at SIS, 900 last week.
acrea y incinainc o;u ' stocE 0 f.rmine imntemants
etc.. in Calieway County. Missouri. 250, 900 /;
49, sta,~ ~ h.s.rnan. hros 5pa1t;n1 on TIM
northeast Of Jackson and Honore Streets
land Park, 10 James Angler, Of Ohio, for s7,o0o;
house and tive lots on Sixt7-second street. GOO feet
east Of IafateJ street. TO Dr., Fisher. OF jack
eonrle, H.. $4,000 sfx lots IN bali q p1oek y. o.
DeKalb County, Illinois. 81, ,400-a1l cash.
SATURDAYS TRANSFERS.
Tha following fuetrument8 Neeo fled Tor
, 1875-10-03

Week epdin 1
Sent. ~. IE5
Same week lM3.
Slnca Nov.LTi,
SAme time 49,
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1875-11-24

Information .wanted--of the where
abouts of Richard Henry Key, alias
John Wilson. When last heard from
he resided at Alexandria, Va. His
wife's maiden name was Bridget Car
lion, who was married to said Key in
New York They kept hotel at or
near Alexandria called Virginia Cot
tage They have been written to sew
eral times but letters all returned.
Any person knowing of their where
abouts, either dead or alive, will con-
fer favor by addressing Mary Glen
nen. or Lawrence Glennen, Cameron,
Cameron Co., Pa.
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The forrest 8rpuhlifan.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOV. ~, 1875.
Paris November II.


The evening papers of this city
published the text of the letter writ
ten by Don Carlos to King Alfonso.
The attitude of President Grant, the
letter says, is prelude to a war be-
tween Spain and the United States, if
you do not recognize the independence
of Cuba. The revolution which you
represent is responsible for this parri-
cidal rebellion. Had / reigned it
would not have occurred, at least not
gained strength. Now, however, the
integrity of the country is at stake,
and all her children are bound to de-
fend it. Should war break out | offer
you a truce as long as the contest lasts
but maintain my rights to the crown,
rs | retain the conviction that will
one day wear it, 1 cannot send my
loyal volunteers to Cuba, but | will
defend these provinces, and the Canta-
brian coast will send out privateers
which will pursue the merchant ships
of our enemies, and perhaps chase
them into their own harbors. If you
accept the truce let us appoint repres-
entatives to settle the conditions. II
you refuse the world will be witness
that Catholic Spain has nobly done
her duty.