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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-02-10
PUBLIC SALE
ShOTt-Horn
CATTLE
WEST LIBERTY, IOWA,
On Wednesday, april 5th, 1916.

ON the sbov. day III. upd-rsg5.d will cell az pub
lie sale thr Wspsie Herr" II Short torn cattle rou-
ssting OF about l2b head Of the tnsst eAtfl- ever
ofrrpd 81 public ssis 10 the iarri"sb Pile. cen
Princess, Craggs. PERKS Ro.. e hsrons ie,usbs
Gwynnss. Nelly Biss Young lar >, s"ne per
Be oths and num- sr y baicr sed Nth bred
Imported co rs and IfEIF'ERlS
The public are con6cratf, as-ur.3 thai 90 r
herd Of cattle has been brougbt uud.r the hsmn =.
To those who want chnirr show auius'r ~ 49,. s..
the her. contsi nr m"rs tf tt.m thsu any herd svs
cold at any time place IA the nitr1 -taits. o
those Who wAn' high bred rud 'arhi bHr- frt,tt
they lso here in large nuBiter- 10 the en- !
II and breeder who va { Cad rpl,s Bile fqla Il .
anu Dn- ipds aal snimsls at rs,sohhhl~ prars i,
tue came opportunity 10 recure such has usFer ~
fore been presented la America All II th. atcE.
families well rvpre-tnt~d and many Others of
well known merit and all are vel topped out
wel 10 bred 10 the finest bred imp rtrd
10 smsrrs. Al rsgties are cordially iHv'tSd t.
me aud look over thu herd al any tim. previous
the ssls an will be mst ana euy-y.J tree 9i Oh rgs
10 all the herds IN THE yiruts. Tn ~ the SECOND
sale Of the grand series At West Liberty, eommsn-
cling on Tuetdsy april 9Th with 50 head froa, Mr.
X. Niilsr's Plum Grove BERT. ibur-any fpri' en-
about SO bead fro Gampbsil 4 Cbss.'s Nzri~ HH
Herd, sLd Friday the Tth, 90 Or 81 head from the
Orchard Farm Herd Of G. :. barclay IL Ill, ps,rIy
40 head Of the hae-t snimns both individually sad
10 point Of brseling, ever sold At tins place
o. the continent.
All are cordi.liv invi oil aid earnestly raqarstsd
TO be 10 time for Mr.. Miisrs sris ON Tuesdsy tbe
sth. aud they will be proEidsd for free ~ ehsr1e til
snd ore arb fare kindly tndered b. the G. H..
a NJ karosd 70 all Who 20 their hue. Catn
legues furnished on application after VI rrb ist
SfLAS w. JACOBS,
Meet Ltbrrts. t"va
Col J, W. JUDY, Auctionesr, s6s4Js
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-02-10

Water may be found anywhere at q
depth Of from ~ 10 ~ feet. Many OF
the tots are fenced and IN cultivation,
with bearing orchard trees aud shrub
berry.
A large number OF neat cottages
have already been huilt In this addi-
ton. and are now occupied by thrifty
citizens.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-02-10
vlCK'S
Flower & Vegetable Garden

e. th. mapt bee utiful oftbs ssd In tbs vorie.
II eoa,slas, peary $50 pages haparsds o. nne hisr
nd fonY Chrome Is<s If Piosceya bsausi-
fslfy dra q aud rplorsd from pAtars. FIRE. ASsn'
Ia r.p~r soysrs; IS cents bosnd In elegant cloth.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-02-10
VCK'S
Flower 4 Vegetable Seeds

ar, the best the vard produces They are planted
b. a naiiIi 90 people In America. sSd the result
ba.utIfol Flower. ard spisnaid Vegetables 4
p,,ess Catalogue prpt free 70 sll who sneloss the
pfseass--A 3 cent stamp.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-02-10
GRAND MEDAL

acai,s, NINETEEN COMPETITORS And has universally been
awarded the FIRST PREMIUM principal Fairs where exhibited
Iowa .
sEEir! TRYIT!! Buy It'll!
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-02-10
BEST MACHINE IN THE WORLD.

After TRIAL at the Franklin Institute Exhoon ne"
Phlade! pl IA, 1t awarded the
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-02-10
DEPOT GROUNDS.

He has fifty lots which he will sell
at fair rates on easy terms. They are
all good lots for residences, lying on a
beautiful plat of ground just west OF
Knoxville Wooden aud FIGURING Mills.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-02-10

and complete adusabiy pertains competing machine
now market
rival in simplicity strength durability and ease
operation. :. -. - .....o a.saa.,o oca
working principles Invented and enables
perform with varieties work when can DC
with the
feet working attachments, renders IL the
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-02-10

are soon to be erected In the addition.
Railroad depot, buildings, side track,
etc, will occupy portions Of tire
blocks at the northeast corner. No
such desirable lots AZ these can be had
In the city at such low figures an Those
in Jones addition. Now is the tin
to buy. and Jones' Addition In q =
place, If you want a desirable plat ~ a
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1876-02-10
BARGAIN.

Ifyou want choice lot at bargain.
II cannot be had a few months hence
at sueh figures ss nre now offered.
Enquire III Knoxville Woolen MjlIs.
of the proprietor for Information, els
calars and plats.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-07-12

The other day a lady had a hat
sent home from milliner's and put
it on to take a drive. On her re-
turn she was very much surprised.
and not a little alarmed, 10 find q
painful, and by no means ornamen-
tal, eruption covering her forehead.
As her hat was we'll forward it oc-
Cured to her that that might have
connection with the cutaneous diff
Guilty, and so she had the lining stuff
analysed by chemist. The dye
stuff was found to be very poison
ous.-Trade ReUie1g.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-07-12
In Chancery Court at Morris
| foxvv, HsaunaGSaa
In Chancery at RogersyiIIe.
ENRON THE ALLEGATIONS Or

NOE-HESIDENI NOIlCE+
Rodham Chestnut and others vs.. Carter NJ. Balls
and others.
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-07-12

& the answer and cross bill of W. II. and A. W
I5eal and another, whish is sworn to, it appears
that the defendants, Jas. r. Pace ana G. N Balls,
are n3nresidents OF the State OF Tennessee that
tue ordinary process OF law cannot be served upon
them lie is therefore ordered by me that pubhca-
ton be made for four successive weeks in the Nor
ristoBn GAZETTE, weekly paper published in
Morristown, Tenn, notifying said defendants to
appear on or before the second Monday III Septen-
Der next before the Chancery Court Of Hawkins
county. Tenn, and make defense to said cross biL
or the same viii be taken for confessed and set
down for hearing ex-parte as to them.
J. II. GRAY, G. 4 NJ.
June IA, 1876. 4W-prs fee s..
The New York herald., 1876-10-17
SUPERB sTAGR EFFECTS.

ACT ~.
IMMOLATION OF sAR-
DANAPALuS and . tho
GREEK SLAvE-Burning &
Of the Palace Rising OF the
Tablcau Curtain upon Tel.
bins magnificent painting,
THE RUINSOf NINEvEH.
The New York herald., 1876-10-17

EVERY NfGEs,
tho most nuccessfui Play o!
the CENTURY.
D'Enncry 4 cormon's mar
vsllous Drama.
THE TWO ORPHANS.
with its.superb stage settings
and its unrivxiled caste. in-
Guiding tho following art.
lists :--Nessrs. G. X. rhorne,
Jr; John Parselle, Frederic
Robinson, James O'Neil.
Claude Burroughs. j. q.
Peaks. II. w Montgomery,
Thomas 4. Morris. l. rhomp-
son, j. Matthews, w. II. Wil-
der. II. Ayling. W Rxynon,
w. $ Quigiey. g. NJ. Collins
and Misses Fanny Morant,
Kate ClAxton. Sara Jewett,
Kate Girard. Mrs. Marie VIII.
kins and Misses Ida Vernon,
| Roberta Norwood, Eshsl
Allen. L. Cleves and Mrs. L.
4. Seymour.
Nc 10
The New York herald., 1876-10-17

MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY. AT 1880 O'CLOCK.
EVERY SUNDAY EVENING a GRAND CONCERT.
- The representations sardan apAlus positively
conclude December 2 arrangements for Its Offering In
Philadelphia and Boston have been made. - Mr. LAW
RENEE BAkRE1TS engagement begins December 4.
when KING LEAR will be maEnihcently produced Mr e.
London success recently purchased jarrett
4 Palmer. will be produced during Mr.. BAkkETT'S
Gagement
The New York herald., 1876-10-17
AMUAEMENTs.

TTXf0N SQUARE
u THEATRE.
Proprietor.
Mr.. SHERIDAN SHOOK.
Manager.
Mr.. A. N. PALMER.
Begins AT ., over at III :l5.
SATURDAY MATINEE
at 80.
The New York herald., 1876-10-17

"Those who have not seen
the TWO ORPHANS ~ pro-
dnced At the Union Square
Theatre have not seen IL at
all."-CLicago Herald.
The New York herald., 1876-10-17
NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY OCTOBER IT, 1s7OTRlPLE SHEET
AMNNENTx.

AIsUs0lsBxTs.
5TH Az, THEATRE BROADWAY AND 18TH ST
'''sSSsI s 'aSarsTs saa DssIy
An ovEnwaaRiHSf"sa aRHsPsa succEssn
Continuous and uproarious merrmsnI Crowded house.
+ E.. + !" f. T.. /: T..
EsSA akSSET, 5sN5 LHw k..
SASsdiN 5aHw HISi MEHs SSxs a aS 4 n @ III
n hshF ThR AND COR
pear rss Herald suA.,a..y :.y.;.~ LATE, LATE
success The sun ssys;-
MATINEE or LIFE" Tas sssassr and hs .pgsS:: T%s:
SATURDAY AT TWO. says.--'>nce the ARE. nishi
large lar 'asa enough for the ers~as
ben, seeing Life"
DBAilet Dvsrtssemsns, which has been many weeks IN
% &. ~ Ss on
OF ofsARDAsAPALus- The msnagemsnt promise that y viii
ballet yet seen On this Continent
RooTas THEATRE; OVER At u
" r
LORD ss hse Sfsu RDSASIS PLAY
"rnK GLORY oF fHE STAGE"
This MAGNIFICENT OFFERING is submitted with deep
that portion Of the public who believe
tho theatre digniaed and its higher fulfilled By
making all Its illustrations truthful beautiful and nsruc
rive.
powerful cast, including
Mr & { BANGS ..sARDANArsALys
T. SSiS jTA1S ss%s:
The san Carlo, Naples. and Scala. Milan.
The New York herald., 1876-10-17

THEATRE COMIQuR 5i4 BROADWAY.
Il HAHhIGAN 4 HAhT. .Proprictors
- "a = LE hanAket
HArriganH MALONE's NIGHT OFF.
THE TuRSvEREIN FESTIVAL
SAM BAYLIS, BONNIE kuNSELLs.
with his LiIlputisna The Prince German Comedians
FRANK LIVINGSTON. DELEHANTy and CUMMINGS.
the modern sampson Fun in Kitchen.
BILLY BARRYs POWER OF MUSIC
Continued success OF Edward Harrigan's
WALKING FOR DAT CAKE. MALoNk'S NIGHT OFF.
Maonc's Night OF HARRIGAE and HART, every
evening lin MALONK'S NIGHT OFF,
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY MATINEEs
The New York herald., 1876-10-17

The Herald says:-"Ltfe'
may be considered . great
success y The sun says
"Ths laughter and applause
Ia uproarious.n Ths Times
says:-s>ince the fret nisht
lhe theatre has not been
large enough for the crowds
bent on seeing 'Lifs.'n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-25

Sales 500 bale. Including 1000 Tor SPECULATION and es
rert receipts 1880 bales all American FUTURES ssL;
cheaper; sales OF Mdng Uplanas os hih,ibbe eisnse
June aud July delivery, 61 do July ana August 90
livery SIs do. september and October delivery NJ
Gs.d 49,,
LIVERPOOL May 24-2 p. m-Pork-Eastern Prime Mess
81 Western Prime Mess dun at ~. Bac n cnu
land 49,; Long Clear dn at 1885, Short Gear n,
Pest-udia dull AT 81 lnme ess du1 az oSi
Lar,i- Pr West, dun at 5ji6. Brcadstufs dull
INRgpCoL- May 24-230 y m-Sass Of NJ dalne Uplands
November fper saD G4; sales Of Mbong Oroanf, Low
Nildins a Use July AID August delivery. at t' ses OF
Mldn glands Low Midling clause, September ana Oc
tober delivery. al bist -, -, ,,,,s,,. ,,.,o.,.
LIVERPOOL. May PA y. m-Saes OF Mtcling Cplands
Cotton Low Mhidhng clause, uly and August delivery al
5siasd or to-day, $500 bales were Amerlcan
LIVERPOOL May 24-D:3J D. m.-,otOn-k u,hrtr yloasu
her sales Of Midling Uplands Low smnii eLise
July Angus; delivery sd ois sales oi lie same AZ
3D.. MidGling Upands, OF Mddhng clase aus 81
and epte delivery ct is2 spirits 81 rnr shhs 20 o.
ana the account United States bonds 1868 1924; Ten
FUriies. 1914 New Elves. 1867. 49,
LONDON May 2i-230 pu-COnsols 20 ise or bo'h money
Paris advices quote five fer Csn' e'o'
a 1857 Zoe for the account .,,. .
LONDON May 2i-3:30 m.The amount OF onlion gpho
Bank II England on balance today is ISo w To-
fined Petroleum, HID gallon Siiriis OF fnrlehuhe
loSDox May PA p Consols 9j for both money nd
tie account Unitei States bonds lSo7s. 1923; new
Tives 1868 Erie Railway shares ia PARIS "ve's quote
LoNpOy. May 24-5.30p. Uncommon kosin, 4I9 ia
PAat May 2i.-Excnanso London 25i 23c. for short
sig
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-25
COTTON Markets.

s,v,vS.n May 2..-Cotton dun. Mihilng. llite.; Low
Nlsi.ur iuitc Goui uruuarf, g. net receipts, ;
bi.f, ,Xpor eotsisse. 800 0-l sits 40 bales s'|N
''EEN0.iE,xN Nay 2i-Cortou easy Needing. II @c. :
fow Nid4l.pg Iul,e. ordinary, rltc n rrctinN
tt bales rX. ntt- France - btrt, c"1at"'at -''t
ba 81. .tlr-. Is oaifs stock l52, 40 bales ..
CuNuFs4JN. 2L-sotiOu am, nominal hhhllhs,
ripts = na'r- exports co1stwsc 20 tacS sa.r, 100
no1IR May li.-Iottnn unchanged, Nrtiln;. lie. Low
Nfti.u" Toe s0'Hi tpiiuars 80 I' utt irctp'>' -"
birirf.s. MAJ 24-Doiton ste, lyr Mdd.gs, lc re-
ccips : batsi shipments. d bales sales 200 Oal's
A 'nAus., MAY "A. Cotton lun. Mmibng. II 81. Low
MftIln. lota,. Good oulinlry t"ci gt"Ss feyci't -
bll-. ,xip,r Great BritaIp $40 bales cOa~t~iSr 40
bn ed. -ai,s 30 ul.-s; stocA. g. 30 bll - 49,.
t,tlNN-piN MAY 2t.tOttuu t0nlniii Nl'nh" II -.
Low M III ng. So. GOot Orlnary, 3f, net receipts -5
b.os. EXPORTS wise, 3-3 Oa!ts sales 100 hS st'N
AIrtrtA Nav Cotton du pressed lover 10 sell
.i.. 10 al -. los Miadhn1, TO- H 700" VI
,,i,art Sl,.: -r,r pis i3 bales. sfl'-, % Dlies
BOSTON May 2l.-toiiru dlu Nhudlng, GO 70" Nnl
az. II r.. tn,d Ordinary, lOt.. not receipts d pairs
erns- - brs stuck. leo~l hl"s .,, 80,
pH,. ,be,r HIa May 24.-Couou DUH Midilng l2c
low 5lh.iu. De- Good ora. airy, 9+c uel receipts 90
wu1nNcrus nav 2l-Cotton unchanged Mlddine lie.
Low Mdng. ld.s. Good or mary, Be- net receipts III
bales s'ccs. l2J1 bales.
%GKyoi, MAY cotton quiet Mifdlns. lie. net ~
c.iYs hates exports COAST 'ise X biles satA - o'S
stuc,. 1886 bal -
- iUCIs Nay 2t-Coit'1 dul; Mrddns, II n Low
Mildituy Cool Ordinary. &c r'cr Us, iJt bits'
shinI cuts ~ bales sas 500 bales stock. ',3Sl iaits
CYNCi,SA Idy 3t-Cotton L~u; Atuhhf, II 't'-' 20"
nc, iO'tr. Co brii-rY, jr recap = pi"N SUI"
nrutS. -1J sales. 4Jl bales $50 b, "Jf3 i4os-
LouI5yi-LR. May 2t.-Cution udH; Mhti.inS IL %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-25

ono. to be finally left with the bag" Of stock,
the general impression pointing toward wel-known
gentleman engaged in mercantile business. Among
the exceptions 10 the very general decline Of late in
the stocks sold at the Exchange is that of the Pro-
ducers' Consolidated Land and Petroleum Co.. which
has made very quiet and steady advance for some
weeks past, based are Informed upon the fact,
alleged fact, that the Company has recently
struck several flowing wells. which, with the high
price of oil prevailing, makes the earnings of the
Company large. The business Of the day aggTe-
gated about $4,000 shares, the more active
stocks having been Lake Shore. Pacific Mail, and
Western Union. The advances Of the day were in
ST. Paul Preferred, is per cent Erie, Ohio and Mis-
ssslppi, and Western Union, each Il; st. Paul
Common, L.; Michigan Central, So; Lake Shore,
New-Jersey Central, and Quicksilver, each 3d. and
Producers Petroleum, 1as per cent st. Joe do
cned Il ; Atlantic and Pacific Preferred, l. Union
Pacific, l, and Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph, Ia
per cent. The following table shows the
RANGE OF THE MARKET
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-25
Total..... .s2I0.OsO.7OO s8Os,0lo.GJo
We annex co5.ug quotations for foreign ex- ,


The demand for money was freely supplied ana
ON call the rates were Zig03 per cent, with abhi-
daot funds offering ut these figures. Ditc"upt "a
slow al.toG. The Uuiied states Treasurer to-day
ieceIycd 81 500 eco National bank notes for redcnp-
ticn. The customs receipts at Washington to-day
were 10000 The Internal Revenue receipts
footed mp $3OC 900. The following IL the Clear
ng-honse statement: Currency exchanges, $1|,-
1853; currency bllinces $},GlG.3S0i gold e&-
changes, 81. S92. JS7 gold balances $234,o69
The market for United States bonds was q'iiei'
and presenting the same features as yesterday The
sales embraced coupon gnd registered Dos ~ 1867
al l2l 4 coupon j-20s of 1862 new. at 1913. aud
cuupon skies of 1891 at 1924. The hrmness OF gold
made little impression the market. The final buds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-25
SALES FROM 2i2 ocincE TO CLOSE OF BUSINESS. 3
WEDNESDAY,. May 2t-P. N.

The stock market to-day has exhibited one Of
those reactions usual to all speculative markets
whenever any important liquidation is attempted.
such as the moinentafv demand 10 buy or supply to
sellas the case may be-tO realize accrued profits.
checking the general tendency OF prices, and for
time turning the scale in the other direction. w
der ihs demand 10 buy for " short" account winch
commented early this morning. material
Improvement was MAIDS the closing
prices Of yesterday. Lake Shore selling up
to 52's; Michigan Central 10 1873; ST. Pail,
S6i2; 81. Paul Preferred. G4as; Erie, lllo;
and Western Union to GJ3i. the closing sa.es how
ever, being made at fractional concession from
these best prices. Even Hannibal and 81. Joseph
felt the Improvement and sold at 1873 but declined
again ~ l3 at the close. The sales of Central and
Hudson generally at 10. with exceptions at
HOS and for fractional lots NJ 1893 and 1884 the
latter heing ID noticeable feature Indicating "A
growing distrust the part of small holders Of the
stock. Union Pacific sold from 90 to jSJi closing
at 80. The coal railroads active and ITTegu-
lar. Del. Lack and Western selling at lO33iO
lOil2G 1903 2G 1888, and New-Iersey- Genital AT
S2lAGSiSlQS Panama aud Pacific Mail,
working independent Of the general market,
held steady for the former no. with sales Of 800
shares while for the latter an opportunity for lively
times furnished in rapid rise from 27l2 10
2Si2 within the first fifteen minutes Of business,
the buyers. If any at the higher price. seeing loss
OF "a per cent in the closing price There were no
new developments to-day concerning the affairs or
arrangements of the two companies. aud
qnentiy the street gossip turned upon the subject
Of who Of the "victors" was to DO the cheated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-25

The foregoing shows gains for 1876 over 1875 of
$19,4f9 for the third week, S13,743 for three
weeks, and since Jan. |. 1915, 1879 but. when COM
pared with 1871, the losses follows: For the
third week, $17 200; for three weeks, $101,035,
and since Jan. /. S4GS.019.
The following securities were sold at auction at
the Exchange Salesroom to-day:
IL shares Kp,ckerhocker Firm Insurance Company l27
$1,000 Union Pacific Railroad first mortgage per cent
geld COUPON DO DIS. Ola,
81 shares MOnianE Fire Insurance Company lO9
20 shares American Exchange flre Insurance. Com
papy ............... .............. IL L9il3
% shares Columbia Insurance Con,sny ......... 7sio
60 shares 9Jl4
20 shares Man attain Life Insurance. Company .-...0U0
200 shares MarilOsa Land and Mining Company .
common. ............ ...................... 5i2
1C,001 Dundee v alter Power and Land Company per
$4,000 Broodyn City per cent Prospect Park sces
tered bond. 1881 and int
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-25
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

"WEDNESDAY, Wy ITO.
were n siueSs and ncbres
~ mammal Sc. Tor POTS an 6Afc for IearS
COFFtE-Miid coffee dull and noinnaly unchanged
fOf de- 100 guict and unchangtd NJ a. Sc
goli. ordinary TO pnae care'.s and JGl c. fl' ~
iot Ling l.fs tho sales bags trdmail l@iJ
bags "Laperal" aud 5i3 bags ex kepla on private
tsTLs.
COTToN-TLare ~ dome for 20 nTm prices
for ton on sIoi sle 1864 laes. OF which 100 bates
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-25

Ia Stale boud, Missouri Is, Hannibal and 81. 10.
issue. sold at 1922. hat the District OF Columbia
3-95s declined 10 20. The only sale Of City bank
sto,ks WIS is shares City at 800. There was only
small trading in indifferent lots to-day in railroad
bonds with prices generally Grm. The Central
pycifcs advanced 10 100. Union firsts selling al
1O5ls. and Sinking Fund at 1894. There were sales
of Rock Island "a at 1888; Convertible New-Jersey
Central &C lOl Northwest Consols at lol'i Con
pon Gold Consos J3l2 Firsts of Morris aud
Essex at liIL Seconds OF Delaware. LacAawauha
aud Western al lOsl2f Michigan Central Z" AT par !;
Hannibal and 81. Joseph Convertible per Genus az
7G5s and North Missouri Firs;s at Do.
The Denver and Rio Grandc Railway Company
report earnings for the week ending May Ia, AT
Ss 960 same week. 1873. 81 62s; increase ~ '34l.
Attention is called To an advertisement addressed
10 the holders of the first mortgage bonds OF the
New.YorA Midland Railroad Company Western TX
tension.
The Chicago, Milwaukee, and st. Paul Railroad
to-day reports its gross earnings for 1875 and 1876
that compare with those Of 1874 as follows:
49,, siss5,55::, I sz6;
Third week Of May....... $zOhZoo siGaoS siS.o0g
Tires Of May....-... 624.nOo oiO0.u Oil %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-25

BOSTON May 24.-romesc Wool has soil To iar extent
,t,crs Manufactures coaup" pirchsfs pfil'
rnlv ,o new spring Ca olGa and iper AN fullest "hie
N..re ,nnui sdie. % ohio ard fenIs, wanna
psr,o, Al Is Bl2 lc 3 q. ICl,nns aui X AMI ,Ai
r.. Al g5c flr good ayrrtsr lots COM inS Wool ID am
-, W d.. uuirrJ ,nv ant fl D-Ilue NOlls are neglected
stes ot new tprng california prime pay ~ -@-1- WIN Ab
.nc higher lulnl Nol- rll"' rom
9ic for super and !. tho Latter price Tor enc G" Maine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-25
1lnaucla!.
A GAS STOCKS.

a -hAO OiONN',
"A. Ni,E.YOEK, AErHOPOLIrAN, MUTUAL AND
sINNUATrAN Gas SfOCkS BOUGHT AND 7ols., ,
,u nj kinds BrooGyn aud Ne~Go Ols SECURITIES dealt
INDY "L',; ~. IN ~ - - -, \ V
ALIEN. FRO rHiNGHAM 4 Co., Bankers AMI
1 Brokers No. . Wa.si. maze Tor Gus "nris d,s"lo
INVESTS Nrs u LARGE or small aannns ln 10 n ,v
legitimate IA lsagt.r. which frequently pay H"U ave
times tlc amount invested every thirtA days , - ,..
RELIABLE STOCK PRIV lLtGf.S hesouAt'' ~ 'sr'L'
Die rates stalks ush aud carried ~ long =, desired on
free.
OF'i0"'' ~ ~ MN YORK, May ~ l6.6.
,JA MEETING of the STOCKHOLDERS
y of rtI,t DEI. AWARE AND HUDSON tANAl. C9h-
uf the company IN the cay =! -NN
w a. tTi.SDAN 9th mt tie i"iDWls hthNe nut
l"lA % Gle. . NJ gers he ling
m'n w. " va r. ~ THOMAS CORNELL.
49, '' ~ e'>ttx keNSFDY, W. ]. uOPPIN,
JAMES NJ. Halls I'D. .: - sti m n ~ AIN '''
IEGKAND 49, CANNON, ~; up r,- - ms 80
JAMES H. rAlLOlt i'v ,Ss iotnItNi,ir
THOMA, DlCkSON, JAAi~7 A'"N'~' "'''
JollN JACOB ASTOR, ru,, D,xy
a. OF the Board 81 Managers hell THIS DAY,
tfnui nc -DN, esq unan nansll fhl.cei lItsi
a., nv order OF the Board GEORGE L. HAlGiIr, Secy
NEW MINING B0ARD.-Arrangements hav-
~ ing s,en made for the organization oil new ahi SOCK
o,i prominent san Francisco ana Utcf MN
10 shares regularly css applicants hT msiaesap
or annual subscription son lh,r naies 70 W IL "isD
temporary Chairman. Drexei building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-25
Dnslless CHIMES.

HARTFORD. COun.-Any person or frn4 re-
quitting Agency 1roilrr sness 20 iden ~ % ,.r'
above Oily. shodl address " Lillian 4.
GnAFrON. Hartford C1nu.
DARTNER WANTED, with some capital, to
lou gentleman who has got The be,' Of conne' uohs IN
fur0r. a import and COMMISSION oSsness Hu-
dies, Isl Ppi.r Box -, Tribune o6.tc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-25

stree H"od org nary VI i,..iI * ,,is
eitd NE yesitra, ALTER D. M
june 500 lzqsc; lOoIl-ec July. loo live sO l-c
Il stcc. .Lgtsf, 100 l-SlaC 900 ~ tc'
zoo l2ic. September D. l2,r.C. 100, l-asr; NoNem
brf. 500, auIu.r, z. u II c. ~ taiJuy W
lI|sr Aus ~. 80 l2ioe sep'.uorr POO &C. Nn' en-,
Der % l2i~c December. . q. l2'tgcs J-uh.iU lOu,
sac. February, quo lsc. total 10 bale. Sc ond
car oyrm0rf 100 12a s-. tctL 100 bales rird Cal
-. tfmir 30. I2i I1to or BOO 10 Total 400 arr
safes odsy up >. une 400 ! ~, -0o, II a-ci
100 Il rc., iitu. lAf. Loo - 81 Lou u 81" e..
Jaly 5Jp "a -'ac l,suu, s.. 400 500. H. =
600 ~ ..c, !O Al satc; 20 l2, 90 ', 100 i.s;
luu ~ iasr 10. LOO 2 Sc. 100. lc August 100
c. , - II iac. 90 i-c; LOCO - i-l,.. 20, i2isc.
81 lgt..c loo 80. t,sc. 100, 2J1.
y &C., 70 o. l-'s. l2tc L. 100. -: coo Coz
L. "a e. september -1l !" ~ o. ] 'o; $50 ~ 81 lO
j. ac. Nossiutrr 20 - loo .2lae, Ds.cuJtr, ~
l1lir:: 90 b. aaqc January, 2 q. ,ac luu 2@ieci
FeuYAary IlJ .tec., Msrc, loo. l. let. so,, -. 90
balus. grand tp.al p. 'uD al'N
AT lnr close The naTart wea.. The following were