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New-York tribune., 1876-06-22
81 'r v TT ,1I se - 60 ays. idG seller 10 days
,tatlons for lniaing stocks at San
rr,,cisco today were as follows:

The Iol,don maI l.et quiet and S""ce eia'Ii
for Cousols while United States bonds were hrin'
and lO-lOs aud the New Fiycs higurr. E'le Wa"
steady at l23s for Common and lsl2 Tor tie ire
ferrcd. Money Oh the stock Exchange was easy
tree II ontls bills being discounted at Ira - pr
cent. The SUN Of E47.0O0 bullion went INTO The
Rink Of England balance today. IN rams
uer cent Kenies closed at lOG.25. The i"T"gn eX-
,b4nce market was iiTla, ana "ith tue
,.xuecfed demand for remlttances "i Jhiy
commons very soon, 1t is not uhiA'N
rats may advance. Gold was dull aud steady ana
solo, were chiefly at 1923. There is considerable
short interest," aud Jor,wcrs were to-day Paying ior
use H. ., 3, and 3le per cent. The Assistant rr'>
prcr u nd ont ~. 600 III coin interest on tIe p"bl'
debt. and 81 coo i'll redemption OF called bonds
1b,. dsy', busi 4css at the Gold Exchange BANK
covered: Goll cleared. $202l4,o00; goli baiaDceS'
Sll52I5S; currency balances @i,Jl".1"Z' Inc
priucipai rol quotations Were:
npiI29 ~ aH....4I2"- lun..... i2.7 -
to8t..ll24 tg.Hp....ll2 ia5p.--.- - "V"''-'-'4
llHu. ..I.23s 1879 ...liE's go" ..-l'@'S
The Treasury balances at the close OF buslne7s 10
day We're: Slnoptono
Currency i'''U ''1
Cola o',"",,
Las coin certihc1es..--.-.-. '''-'"' -''
New-York tribune., 1876-06-22

ten DAYS. The Common sold ut 42@423s@ 41aa@
423s and the Preferred at 7207l h672. Rock
Island opened mp to 109ia but subsequent sod III
1854 Jersey Central handsomely responded
Ia the circular of its President by opening up
Ia per cent at 75li. and advancing 10 7oA wlth
later sales ut 77s regular, and at 75i2 seller 60
days. Ii is quite possible that much of the later
decline to 722i in tie price of this stock
is due to the fact having bec"pe Known
that large blocks of shares had been recently trans
ferred out of the of the President OF the Coi-
pany Today the street was Hooded with bear"
circulars signed "lnvcstor" and Railroad IN
pert" containing much that is trne and more That
it would probably be d1icalt to prove. concerning
the financial condition of this company Had
Investor" read TuE TuBUNh's analysis of the
conl2any's condition as published April ), il would
not have been necessary for him TO apply to his
personal friend. the railroad expert for information
when the stock had fallen over y per cont Della
ware. Lackawauna and Western r;,llied from 100 TO
1878. aud Delaware and Hudson from lO5l2
TO lOGli. Ohie and Mississippi has been
steady on small transactions between 16l4
and 1854 closing at J6l2. Western Union
has been comparatively quiet and steady at G7"sd
67l20G7l4. The business If the day comprised the
purchase and sale of about $4,000 shares, with all
vances ranging from Il 50 per cent, viz: a. and
+. Telegraph ai New-York Central, each Il ONO
and Miss. and st. Paul, each % Pacific Mail, 's ;
Northwest 81 do. Preferred, Lake Shore ard
Michigan Central, each ! Il Del, Lack. and West
ern, IS. and n. j. Central 39l per cent. Co. G., e.
aud /. declined / per cent. The market closed
strong To following table shows the
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Dnslnes5 GhanGes.

A WIDOW lady would like TO meet With
q litrit a. to.eu person whD would LOAN hri IEN 10
- ~ ,,ti,AN , DbLLAI Hrst mortgage on n-
r,y real ssiar shee times thit anhnL No a-eHts
,..g' aisNer A ilrs,s -. Il, fri5tne O.hoe
f,Op ShTE-A irst-claSs PRINTING ES-
< IAGL[SdHENr, complete IA all iru hlarS ana holnN
Ir bs!us- n1i 8its.a aig te 80 ilton ol lho
. M .Ierns ra,, Adaie PftINTEI,, Box 3.S.Z, a. o.
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financial.
A GAS STOCKS.

GAS STOCKS. . ...,.
N. NtW.YunR, MLI.OPOIITAN, MUTUAL AND
-. Ii,NirrAN t,As : 70 Ks ljDUGIF AND SOLD
And m kads oi nloo1n and NewYork Gis Securities dealt
Ia 10y SH-. a. a.. "a - ~, \ V
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Dnuiina Gouses an) Bankers.

hCUNIuE D4.UI AA4.S, -ICo'teaS,
- IVaU ST., Ncao iorL, draao Bills
an ERgland, France and Gernaanyj
issue Letters Of C'edt acaila6lc
ILrn,,obo,f Lp VDiLH Cfofee nn5
rll26Be I1lG5BBl.04S 0a4hSt GmaAe EdnSfcrs Of money
by tetewaph and cable Investment
oTders e. -ecuted in tie EDchant @s Of
Neao York, PhiJadelphio, BoSton End
Sur FrdHciScO.
AD0roDed Securities tor safe.
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ALEX. FRO HlNGliAM ~ Co., Bankers and
~ Br,krrs 10. ? Walls. make iof cns omefs dcsis lie
I.ST IN ;sTS u lar. snail amOtnis ~ OCh' OF a
l-nnair lracttr whom frequently pay ifJm ave to twenty
Tim = Z ts ainDurI iHvrsi every tnrty days
~ n IA rIt sFOCK ilttNlLLG - .oated NJ favora
he races ust carr ~ lOig as Desired "n e
cent Circulars anu weekly Isp"s
.tt fIee.
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pULLs HEAD BANK.

III u, U
Tao ANNUAL ELECTION for DIRkC fOils of this % lux
will hcli Blukss house SAIUAD }, the nsi ay
VI Jdy next, lrvh " D. u HEo' L 'AiA"
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Gduilas Buns.
METROPOLITAN SAYINGS BANK,

Nos / AND rHIKD-AVE. orr. COOPER INSTITUTE
U'LY-I6rH DINIDEND-lrT6
THE Tgus les have ordered ai intsrrsi ~ thr rr %
CEN aunutI Uui 81 ut "dTulhgs Oi tr past
al, tsutir be- .l Fnd afur JAY - 1910, on
an sums tl, thereto II unt withdraw, The sac "h
,-..,iss " Wv ..-...s6,Sli. 90 81
DUE DEPCSlTOR>. INC LuDING INTER -, a., =,
EST wv - -
St.ppIIrc ........ S.Jl2.s ~ Il
Dlt,N be ore JULY 10 da" interest roIa
July !.
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THE MONEY MARKET
.,1A, ntrnEE rnK cAI.I.

o,noe7 =, s,cK FxCRANGK sALES
yyiCi"h "' JUNE 2l, is76
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Ger Cream.

NUSSELLs ICE CREAM. II Bible House.
Ia thc 81 exclusions rsilN Ats ftlae~ - ""s
d. aHari. Sgvci i4 ,tt"atioI bli-s -toYa ~ irfs
Si'MA,ER BRANCH, 30 WEST itFh--r.
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TO TIE HOLDERS OF
Lafayette County SUE. 'a.s' Bonds.

The undersigned duly appointed 10 rrr-caens
N, Cuuny Iaia ettr Mis- oud tii the To h'ps er IN
IN he c roi-- bonded Indebtedness Of -d county
and Township will upon tppl ,,n prpnpty fnri'h ne
sGanclI condkn 0i sld
county esa authority Tor the adjustment coni ohs Tao
ctmra GEO. VI. EDGE sIt
Secr.t.rv Missouri Bond and stock BJ4rl, St LOUIS
NJ v. [. MCCLELLASD. Wellington. Mo-
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PROPOSALS FOR $3,373lI7 10
L srOCkS AND Bon Do OF rIl + CITY OF NEW YORK.

Each proposal should be sealed aud ladosei PRO e7as for
STOCKS o te tiy 0f New10rk, and iiclOse ID
scrund ehy, 10 -, airesse 10 the Conpiryler.
The night ruscrycl She part o t1r Comptroller 70 elecs
the bids in his Judgment the Interests Oh the
pOfaliOn require IT,
For ful iuiOrna lou City Record.
CITY EewYOrk Department q. Finance, Fomrtrouers
oic6 Juu. ~ 1876 ANDK.W H. HnEES.
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loo. ..s .'s2
lOu...s3. 81
Del. 4. and W est
10 l06
lG3O.......lu6i2 y
: o.. . =.
20. ...-.s3. lOO =
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20 o'crncx-s.rrs nrFour rig r,L,.
s,cnen nnAnn-I nclncN =. y.

GoyFeNNrNT >rpw DFPAg1MENT-3 O'CLOCK.
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CastOria.

l. pleasant and perfect substitute, IN OH rttcs
Tor Castor OH. ta5tuTII d The result a AN old
Ply stefan e0uIt To- produce. for rs own lfac-
lice, an effective cAthIriic, pio.iant To- th. taste
and free from gripping
~. samuel Pitcher. of IlyAuui-. Nass., sue
tc.1ie'l ia con blniHS, without the u-c OF aiCo-
hol, purgaGve agent a. pleasant 10 take a.
honey. and which uo-,e-sc> alI the desirable
properties If Castor bil
II is adapted 10 all ages. bat j., especially Ivr-
umluchdei 70 mothers A. - Irliaiic remedy i"I
49, disorders OF iLt 70 mach aud bowels Of chill
drrn. H. certain, agreeable. absolutely hBuu-
les, hud cheap. II should be used for wind
cole. sour stomach. worms, co-tiVcnc-- Group
ETC., Then children can have sleep snd molhcr-
may Tc-'.
j. Il. Ro-s n CO., Of a. hey street, N,S
lork are ihe the sole preparors Of tastOls, al
Ter IN fltchVr'- Ie'uic. S!i.l3lw
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The Yellow Centaur Liuimeut

- adapted 10 "a" tough muscles cords ana h,-h
OF hurst-. 10 hIs performed mote wonderful
cute 81 SPAWN, strain, wlub gale. -,rtt,he-
sWt,hA. gui g'HsiiI latH.u-.-. than sl' other
remedies 30 existence. Read What %. great ; n
pre- slutHraN ~ %:
NV OILS, January. l-rl
'Lycty owner % horses should give the ga
taur I-ir. iuent iria. We con idpt u The best
,iitClr ~ u~..i IA our stable.
IL. VI Ak~il, >upt. Adams \. stables, NJ .
II. ~ ~, ~upt. =. ~. ~tubl.-, y !
- =. DIlN. ~uIt. Nat. X stables '
AtuNtGoNEEN, ALA, Aug o.. e..
''',t,III a.. -- ! have used over one yrDa- %
i.uta'r : t..Iu.uf. NciioW wrapper. on lhr
InYIe. # my plantation. it,ldc- dorm otth-
faiull- Imminent Dor uy negroes. I want &c.
purchase II n tie Whoit-Hlc price. and WtIi
tha.k yuu 10 thip Inc by savannah steamer Oh,
.Tos. 81 each kind. No---rs. \. 4. -j,wtr 4
90. viii nay your bill on uTc-CnlAii,u.
'E"s Jtcttulll. JAM DsHHOw.'
The best latroue ofthis Iiuimcrt are inui
"r> and Veterinary surgeons u heals gall.
wounds and paii-,yIi, remove swelling. anil
l. worth millions Of dOl!ar- tD farmers. livery
men, siock-rrpwcrs. sh-.p-rai~,T-, aud those
having horst. OF cattle
What a farrirI cannot DO FOR S.D jhc tcutaur
Iiuiment viii do at - tililiuZ cost.
These I.lniIucHt- HEr W.fiBntetit lIy The ul
prlrloT-. and b"ttlc wIll De given ~ any far-
ficr OF Phy-iciau vino desire To trst thpm Sold
ritIyv itIr.
Laboratory oi !. d. EO~E y CO..
So IIA 81, NV D!h
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(ENTAUR
INIMENTS.
white. tor the Human Family
yellow, for Horses mad Animal,

These Linimenfs are simply the wonder of The
lous, yet there are some things which they will
not dp. They viii not cure cancer or mend
broken honcs, but they viii always alny pain.
ihty nave Enlightened Fingers, culed chronic
rheumatism of many Yeas satndiny and taken
lhc pam ltpln terrible Turns huu hCads, which
has never been done 10y any othcIarticic
TIC White ltUtiVeDt Is for the human
family Il VIII drive rhumati>n, sciatica and
htuihlFn from the system; cure lumbago
chiIblstns, PALSY, itch. and most cnianeou5
crupttons. u eNtiucts frost from nozcn hands
and feet aud The poison of bites aud stings OF
Nenonimous reptiles II subiucs swtlling- ant
alleNates pain OF every Kind.
For spTIius or bruises IL il the most potent
remedy ever discovered. The Jcntaur mi
ment is used with grcnt efficacy for =or.
throat. toOthGchc, cakri breast. oafuch. and
weak bacS. The Following b. but sample OF
numerous Testimonials;
lSDIANA HOWE. jar. Goa
Ind, May ,, 80.
81 think 1t my duty To inform sou that have
suffered much with swollen feet and chords,
have not been iteo from these swelling an eighi
years Sow nm perfectly we'll, thanks to the
tcntaur Iniment Tie Liuiment ought to bt
applied warm. EEHJkNIS BRoWs
The proof is in the trial. It j. reliable. It j.
| handy, It Is cheap and every family ,houd iAy,
/ IL.
! To tn. SICK AMI u,d-ridicu the halt and latue
to The wounded and sore. Ne 10y, &c ONE amt b.,
! healed -
| 10 the poor and DISTRESSED who hav. slcn
). titcir money !'a wUrthl--- m.7ictuos "a boit. %
! tentaur iinImtnl VIII b" gwen " ithout charg
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THE WEEKLY BULLETIN.

Published every Thursday morning at 81
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rice If year
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DR.. WHITTIER,
6l7 st. Charles street, st. Louis, Mo,

hPl0AP 4 ifteay ard ra3,te! eHyo
/5r Rapture or hr,Ei=, ~
nUhHnI yosnT or ed, rnayaxfreI IL
uVU UOu0 = Tie Jaasos s,Stksd # !yS-,.
rsfgs. 4 feiiS cure o. ne FEE. C1Xos az u,Sfr 70
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-03-23

This delicious vegetable is one Of
tie most important; IF all garden
products. -so The seed Should be: sown
in ahot bed, five inches apart and
half al inch deep. When the plants
are about'two inches high they should
be set out four or five inches apart in
another hot.bed, Or removed into
email pots allowing . single plant to
= pot; they are sometimes trans
planted = second time into large,
pots, by which process plants are ron
dered more sturdy and branching
About the middle Of May the plant,
may be set in the open ground; they
are planted, for early crops, on light
sandy soil, At = distanoe Of three feet
apart, in bills, in: which = shovelfal
of rotted manure has been mixed. On
heavy soils, which are not suited 70,
ain early crop, they should be planted
four feet apart. Water freely At the
time Of transplanting,, aud shelte,
from the sun for q few days until the
plants are established; d. Sufficient
plants for a small garden may be
started by growing a few seeds in, a
shallow box, or fowerpot,, and plac'
ing it in . sunny window of tho sit
ting room or kitchen.-Q.&. HaskeN.
Catalogue. ~". 80 >,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-03-23
TIMELY HINTS FOR SUGAR e.
) 11@hso MAKING. ~ .sgtsyg

A writer 10 the Nes0 Enqland Far:
,jiier makes some timely=a,id practical
suggestions on the manufacture of ma
pie sugar. Believing that wherever
maple trees abound it will paw far
merssto make their {. own sweets, we
copy: ~ 81 ( : :, =, !:
"Ws;t til the season fairly begins.
IF vo,, tan COO early, the wood is
dr;ea By freezing. and the san will
not run as we'll afterwsa.r d. On &C.
count Of their location, some sugar
orchards viii Yuhsearlier tkan others
IF YOU tai; laflf Ina sl,prea.te ouan.
tity: asue,in h h i i Hr6ot IS 81 in;shea
But net aNth;iiniGssllSs,,ss;o;si5av. Ind when
TIE, right eims; come ~ xok Tap With
d 'aae.halE pS Z thhsAfourth inch bit
ind bore 6neSiad Shaif in4hes, some
say less, where the Wood is sbund, and
on the side where the sun will reach
it the most Of the day. Gather the
sap every day it runs, SO that .
night there may be but little or none
left in the buckets. Strain the sap
and boil rapidly and make INTO sugar
as soon as possible. Keep the sap
clean while boiling, and strain the
syrup through WOODEN strainer, or
let it stand few hours and settle.
Use no eggs nor milk in cleansing.
When the syrup will grain by STIR
ring remove from the fire and stir till
it cools' If the sugar is too soft it
will not keep as we'll, and will drain
considerably.
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- r-
Dripping is Of great value in
housekeeping. The mode of clari.
tying is to put it a. it comes from the
meat into : basin, pour boiling water
over i, and stir it. round; set it to
cool. When i is hard and cold. lift
the e.ls vh.ieh will haye formed of
the ssdia II, az, putiiit ii. tho basin
or basins for use. Cover from dust.
Dripping l. used for .basting, fryioe.
making pleIn meat 'piecrusts and
plain family cake In England the
poor buy it for eating on bread in.
stead Of butter Itls in grand house.
holds the cooks Rquisite. THIN
the cooking has to be done with but.
ter o. lard! !' The value Of allowipe
the dripping in large household liz
estimated at from $50 to $50, in al.
diten 70 Tia wagas.>} 49, o. !
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THE CASTOR BEAN.

AH0 NAItoSO A'tO~"e says :-AmOng
the farm products assuming promi-
hence in the West is the castor
bean. 1t has been discovered that
the grasshopprrs and chinch bugs
will not touch the plants (the bugs,
in this case, have the sympathy of
all boys). and within the last two
years the increase in the crop has
been 200 per cent. This has cut of
importation Of the beans, and an un-
important farm product becames an
important and, under favorable cir
cumstances,5 profitable one.
Within the last few years we have
personally urged the consideration of
this product on farmers who received
all statements with an incredu)ous
smile, as though the castor bean new
er was and never could be o! any
value on the farm. But if they sell
for 81 per bushel and an acre pro-
duces a goodly number, and if the
demand for them continues, why not
experiment in this direction We
are not among those who favor head.
long experiments, but favor course
in which the farmer makes his bust.
ness che of greater possibilities with.
out much risk.
Any good corn land will produce
castor beans and a-half bushel will
plant eight acres. The hills should
be 4 or 5 feet apart, four or five seeds
in a hill. If the cut-worms do not
do the work for you, thin to one OF
TWO stalks in n hill. The yield is
about twenty bushels to the acre.
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little while we read Of one

Every little while We read of one
who has stuck rusty nail into his
foot or some other portion of his per-
son, and lockjawA has resulted there
from. All such wounds can be heal.
ed without any 55ht.t' doassquences,
following them. ~ The remedy is
simple. 1t is ouly to smoke such
wound, or any wound or bruise that
is intlamed, with burning wool OF
WOODEN cloth. Twenty minutes in
the smoke Of wool will take the pain
out Of the worst case Of Inflammation
We ever saw arising from = wound
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1876-03-23
Notice Of Mortgage Foreclosure
Sale.


Whereas default has been made in the conditions
OF acertatn of mortgage bearing date the
eleventh day Of February, in the year of our Lord
on thousand eight hundred and seventy three,
made, executed and delivered by Ira NJ. Carr enter
and Ev. Carpenter his wife, n mortgaEors unto
Emily Mitchell, Is mortgagee, whereby the said
mo1tg.go1s did grant, bargain. sell and convey
to the said mortgages, her heirs and assigns for.
ever the following described real estate with all
the hereditsments and appurtenances .thereunto
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