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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-05-22
Board of Health Report-Notes by
Boscobel and..Fennimore Doc
tors

The State Board Of Health, Of
which DR.. j. T. Reeve, of Appleton,
is Secretary, has favored the HER.
AID with q copy its Third Annual
Report, book of 1873 pages. 1t
contains manyivaluable articles and
We may copy from them during the
year. At present we give below
two letters having local reference.
The first is by DR.. G. Cameron of
Boscobel:
''The inhabitants of this city have suffered
but lightly from zymotic diseases. Scarlet
fever is the only one that has retained its
footing for the past two years; fortunately il
has been of a mild type, so mild as to almost
obliterate the dread usually felt from its
presence. During the fall months the inhab-
itants along the Wisconsin river suffered TO
| an unusual degree from intermittent fevers
but within the city limits very few cases oc-
CURED and the sanitary condition win COM
pare favorably with that of any former year"
| It is said that the death-rate of the city of
Boscobe. stands at the unusually low figure
of only Q per thoussnd for the year 1878. 1t
would be interesting to know what part of
this exceedingly favorable showing is due to
natural causes and surroundings and what
share compliance with sanitary laws has had
in producing so excellent result.
The other is by DR.. J. J. Leavitt,
of Fennimorc, as follows:
| There has not been as much sickness as in
some former years. We had influenza during
the early fall with bronchitis; later came
some pneumonia and diptheria, of rather
mild type. none proving fatal, and bilious
and typhoid fever. Many of the diseases.
such as dptheria and scarlet fever could
have been prevented by thorough disinfeetion
or even by embarrassing old and dirty
houses, which had done in several instances
and thereby, believe, saved several lives
find these sanitary measures very mnch
neglected, especially among our foreign pop.
ulation. During August and September I
had quite number Of cases of bilious fever.
all occurring in young men who had been in
the habit, during harvest and haying, of 60
lug in swimming while heated. do not re-
call single instance of the disease that did
not occur among those who bathed in cold
spring water while heated. No deaths oc-
anrred from this cause.
We have one nuisance in our village.
namely a slaughter house where from six to
| ten beet cattle are slaughtered each week
| There are not less than from seventy-fve TO
one hundred persons living, eating and sleep
ing within twenty rods of this place The
at < nton of our town board has been re-
peatedly called to it, but they have thus far
neglected to take any notice of it. may add
that all the blood is allowed to soak into the
ground and much Of the offal is permitted to
lie and decay in the hot sun around the
building. In the same block is well which
supplies water to all living on the block and
several families outside; at no very distant
day in The future we shall reap the ripened
fruit of this nuisance in the shape Of some
malignant disease
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-05-22
A Lancaster Farm for Sale

My 225 acre farm, three miles north Of the
city of Lancaster, is offered for sale.
There are leo acres under pillow, and the
whole farm is fenced.
II has plenty of timber, abundant water and
pasture.
IL has good two-story frame house, a good
frame barn, granary and other outbuldings.
Offered tor sale at a low price. For further
information cal on the premises.
4m6 JAS. S. LIVENS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-05-22
WYORK SHOPPING
Lamar Purchasing Agency!
ESTABLISHED. a2lIAp,p

Eserything bought with taste and discretion
New York fashion correspondent Of the HzaaIp con-
nectea with tne agency. Best city references Send
for circular with prices Address
7n MRS. ELLEN LAMAR, SIT Bros dwaY.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-05-22
GOOD FARMS FOR SALE

Ten inmates walk from Courthouse on
main roads leading north and northeast from
the city. one containing about l55 and the
other about IS acres. Convenient TO high
and graded school Good buildings, album
dance of water. timber, fruit, etc. Will be
sold separately or together, or in fractional
parts of either. Also if desired. farm ma
chinery. teams, etc, sufficient for uses Of
farms, very low.
For terms, etc, enquire Of the subscriber
on the premises. T. NJ. BARBER
Lancaster. Oct 10th. 1875
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-05-22
Buy 40 Acres.

An improved farm Of l40 acres is offered for
sale by the undersigned. Il is situated nearly
one mile Southwest of the thrifty village of
Bloomington, adjoining the old Tracy farm ia
well watered with two good springs. viii
give oil the time wanted on payments.
T. II. CHAMBERS.
Bloomington, Wis, December %, rs. 4o,i
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-05-22

THE mule kicks in the way he
does because he cannot talk back.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-05-22
Chicago & Tomah Railroad.

Trains make connections at woodman with passen.
ger trains on the VI. ST. Paul r. r.
y d. II. W. WILLIAMS, P,FLYNN
President. Superintendent.
chicago. Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-05-22
LANCASTER.
Corrected weekly by Nathan, schreiner 4 Go.
GRAIN MARKET

'orted by Strong & Berger.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-17
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NEW YORK April l6BEEV RS-Rcceipt' were Isl cars OF
ga neafpe Jersey CY and - chr, Al butn 81 70
~, since SATURDAY f5l head against 1915 mead ior Ue
come fine last week With rather eiat supply or STOCK
~ following tho ugh; 81 Monday trade Was ac-
five and prices advanced from 81 per head 70 90 per 10
AZ Jersey civ rates OF Monday zero fuy man
tanned, bat the market was not very ye.y uae pa ~
sorE couid been used 10 ayantge among te over
ines CAV were carloads Of Illinois Sers sent mere DY
Nosfor1s and 3 W AnoTt0n, when sold a. 3lHlOHe 20
loads good tat steers ann tAese SON
- lOI.c There we're Of really Prime Colorado
filters 0f i9i - average, Wlch Drought IUAH
0 10 dress 81 H. few Poor Fair Oxen went ~ low "a
T6Sr 10 IS n but Ordinary 10 FAIR steers sou at
-s,0l a fJa5U 10 Good 10 o-S"AVsOy
=, ,lrr,, 81 n Choce do. lOloc, 20 dress - u. 50
sales Meyers sold At Jersey Cly Tor n motifs: ~
Illinois ~tilicr- llG7 Il. NJ Ice % Di - u9L l. 10, a.
each ~ do. l267 H. II lOl4c 2. TO- 30 o. AZ iVc % %
~ -i-l sold: Illinois -ler', l2yS - ~ lUc. 90 10
and u zach - do. Las H. NJ lOc, ~ 10 lees - on e
In % DO ~ 70. az Toe; Steers aud COW l,I1o ID AZ
II Wesihrimer soli Tor J. Bates: Coarse state steers
100 H. al &c as a. DO, l.isl No. NJ 0cc 30 70 oxen
5h- H. At &C. % q fDr L@inon bfO5 II virginia Steers
iSi D. 40 I4c 55 n. less soc each Poor Oxen' ll14 o.
5c 50 10 Balls Loco 10. at e.. I've Weight ,,o
T. Samues sold fnr \ No2cl; ~ lIlLo.' otlet' IL ~ ~
M gI 56 for y Norris - Illinois suffers ~ NJ al
81 70. 50 no. n al g.c, ana soc eachi ~ Illinois
S,,ef. lAD 10 at I4c So n 20 10, $50 ~ ~ 9';c ana
II each Id 40 3O4 n at zoe; is DO l2JJ H. at IUc ana
q T0de Gold Tor n Morris IS Missouri steer. LII ~
q, olc IS N Il DO 1873 =, ~ GS, So 10 less SOC each
81 Goldsmith ,od for = Alert9n 35 suffers 100 10
al Olc 30 70 Il do, llS7 70. az 9tc: - no. 2o3 ~ A.
PC e.s 81 each - hnsf, St,.r, 100 ma $50 u
"a 81 do. lisa n, At 9.- y Do. LII ID
M gIc: l. do 1875 n a. 0c do, 300 No. az lOtc IL
" II p ssder 4 60 sold for Ullnan Lehman, ~ Ohio
Steers JS4 D. Olc SO n d., l. 80 ~ al iOc less
.,eh Tor ID Logan Il Illinois steers 1853 H. at sA9c ~
10 and each 10 DO lls2 d. ~ loo less ~ saSh Igr
800 u i'.c for H. r. Lindsay - NJ sso.ri sttrs
IlJ5 ID, al ysc 80 ~ less DOC eaeh 10 no. loo- d. al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-17
THE STATE OF TRADE.
ErPoprAN MARKErs.

LIVERPOOL April lG.-Pork-Prme Mess Eastern, steady
ct 81 Western steady ut -. Baoon-Cuuherl'nd cut
go. short Clear dqu at Ha~'nLGng tgt sicily AZ
III Extra Mess staaev sS Prime Mess steady At -
iarI-Prime Western Duh at 81 Cd TalOw-riime city
dull Al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, dull AZ ~ Rosln
Common duh at 3d.; Fine steady At I'D Sd
team Choice dun Al Lard oil dun at 80. Flour Extra
state duh az % Wheat-Snrng no. 3, dun 40 70d No
Q Sprng duh al ed; New Western Winter duh az
91f New southern Winter steady az Q III. COrn-Ncw
Mixed steady et 4Gd. per GENITAL; Old Mixed dun ar
~. per Genital Cotton seed Oil-Icow American, steady
AZ POI Rosin-C London. steady at Oh. Tur
ucutlue-~ rlts, ~ London. steady at D.. 81
LIVERPOOL. April l6-i p. m-Lard, 1864. per cwt for
American Bacon % cwt for Short Clear ddles PORK
30 per Dbl for Priroa Mess Sprls OF 1urpnune p BIZ
IGEDOX Anfl I6- D. pirits o. Petroleum 7ladSl.
ANTWERP April I6-Lard closed 20 forms per 30 ilOs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-17

Louisiana consols fell to 500s and old North Car
olinas sold at 22i2; other State bonds were neg
lected. "a, -, -,
99$i. :.
A very large and active business was done IN
railroad bonds to-day particularly IN the bonds OF
the Southwestern railways. The hrsts OF MIS-,
sour, Kansas and Texas on 3 very sRlrIted
buying advanced 10 65. and seconds 10 ~: Kansas
Pacific income No. rs advanced 10 598l, No. IL TO
80 Denver division trust receipts to IIli2, pam
6s Of 1896 to 115l2, and second land grants To 50
Frss of C.. c. and l. C. 10 61 -. and seconds 10
o. Canada Southern hrsts guaranteed rose to
sO3t Naw-York Elevated 10 1898, and Meirop0h-
tan 10 Oslo. Ere new second con,oIs were active
AT G77s0GD12 GGS3i. All the Pactcs and jersey
Central bonds ruled strong and higher.
The home money market is yraytating toward
lower rates, and on ordinary Stock Exchange call
loans the rate was . per cent to-day, while on
United States bonds the range was 3ai Time
loans were offered al sal. Prime mercantile paper
ruled slow at 5l2GG per cent. The United states
Treasurer at Washington to-day received $6OU,ooO
IN National bank notes for redemption. lhc Gus,
toms receipts were $4,000, and the internal
revenue receipts $4,000. The following Is the
CLEARINGHOUSE statement to-day: Currency cX-
changes $SG, OJ9, 719; currency balances, Sd3oZ,-
go.
Foreign exchange was strong on continued
scarcity of commercial bills. Current quotations
ar a rnupNpd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-17

and prices steady and unchanged mddlng Upland lis SCI
Low Middlng, 10, lloIsc Good Ordinary lul;isc Saes
l260 bales for .pnnmg OF which 20 lat evening belly red
contract 400 bales Receipts at the ports to day 5.327
bales against 80 this Day last week, 6iSi LAST year. Flu
close 10 points higher and fairly active. sales Issi
cyCnic. 70 200 bales. TOday-First Cal-Apri l7th
81 May IL 60. llGl JuIe MS july. 1893 August
1905 september ~ - october l.io 1i3g 81 ll.3G
Novcmbe i09s lOg7 1896, 1925, i06i December 1000
bales. Second Call NAV, n 80; June. M
lis: July i92 August l2Oi. 1908. ~ Oj september
80 october. 1876. II 81 November 1896; December
1890 1859 total Gi, bales Ti8rd Galway. GJ Jdue
llS7 llSb; July -; Augusf. l2l2. l2l3t - temher
oil October. lab llz2 November, LOB ll.D4 Deem
Der 1923 1897 total, . 90 Dales. Also. to-day April at
lO5sHlnj9; NAV lO.tO01O.G7 June l0.77dlnS6: Iuly
lfgZ6IiJS; August. l2OfNl2ll September u SO0 81
October ll3j a lij Novcmber 1O990llul Decemler
1U9r0ihJi total 19S hal crauu total lH2AOO balrs
Exch1nge7 paid To exchange 5000 May Toy June 81 Iad
exchange 1000 juno August 80 paid exchange 800
November Tor October. Futures closed strong;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-17

74ss,,e: Clear Rib SIDES SMOKED, Ga6bc.. in :sls
5ltdJ'oc: shouldrrs salt 37soic.; sugar Plckief
&C.. Smoked. as aiC Dressed IlQ', - Og53 90
H. rd-Wcstern tierces g., nc; Bnt"hcrs, 519fc:
qa Ceremony Extra ~ 72Gc bradford conntv and
New. York Extra lSH2Oc Western Reserve Extra lG1ldGj
DO Go0d TO ChOco I2ai5c Rods sieady pennsylvania L
tTls 5c Western EGiIS 10 Toe swe1k;
Peunsy ~ Western. t2Hl2 thtese no log az
prices NcwIOr Factory 81 nc West sih, fiii re NJ
7072c 30. GJO 1Gc Coffee quiet hfm RIO - ~ &C.:
Isgliayra. II lc. santos I2c. AaTacab" - oiasr
steady, GDfac Tor ftir 10 Good Refining elned n gO)i
demlnd unchanged N0l1sses str'n pc. FOR 90 st
seeds delanl for Covesced iaJ nc Dor clmnrn 10
Good Feed unchanged Oasi moderate demand ana m
Crude sac WlisKry active. firm; Wese.n. 81 Oh
~ LoUls ApT iG.-F our hTmer hrDfTOn tho light suD-
ply. prices unchanged. Wheat acv, Arn and hRieft
large export demand No Rei FAB 30 OBsHsi aa cl.h;
- ON April ~ 0Jis II 03's MAY ~ n24fSi pi' June:
96 s0O7c Iuy No. d. n o.. Corn lc-ivr bHt lover
OUTSIDE gHres 40 Nlyo - 20 'Jc ciSn
32s, &C. Apri 32sG33iC May 3jaspiS s" June 3lB1
steady sltl good ncm1rd so AZ ZJ"se
p cash Ryc inactive and lower az 43t. Barley du ana
unchanged. Whskry -teady ~ u o. PORK mr. j0bDig
at 3d. Lard dan ant LOmnai Bu Neat du ana mi
Bacon irregular and fury aciye car .lb- g5lc
cash BE April 522 %aj2jc MAY; Cl.Ar Sdes, 5s3c.
cash and April 562 &c June Rectpts-El'nr 900 bbls
wheat. - uOc nshi Corn. GOiOD bushi oars, 900 hnsi
B,rey 10000 bush Shipments-Flour. 1000 bbs Wheat
900 bush Corn. 5000 bash GA ~ 6.OuO bush.
TOLEuC, Apul lG-Mhoat dIil; EXiTa hte cGieaD,
A .riL ~ p3l bM; May. ~ o4'; 40. Red
Winter, spo 81 a May he'd az II o. ~ % BIZ jane
he'd tel u57 3 = bid. corn du.i Gi9h Miy'd 3Bisc
asked. &c bij 40 SPOT 81 sc. bid; 3O Be-. June
held al sac. 3Ghc offered jay 81 g" offered
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-17
THIRD CALL-2:3O O'CLOCK p. NJ.


The principal characteristic of to-day's stock
market was the strength exhibited by the extreme
Western low-priced stocks. The dealings in Kansas
Pacific amounted only to $500 shares, against
1900 shares for yesterday, vet the price ruled
from 81 10 306373l. Missouri, Kansas and Texas
stock was largely dealt in at from 10 up to 176s
this was followed by a reaction, with final
sales at 1jli The various stocks of the St.
Louis and san Francisco Railroad were unusually
active at advancing prices the common selling at
SO 70 gls the preferred from 10 to 1O12, and the
first preferred from 2O5s TO 220215s. The entire
list of Southwestern railroad stocks sympathized
with the movements named. Chicago and Alton
rose TO 1864 but closed offered at 76l2. The Han
nibal and St. Joseph stocks improved to 1888 for
the common and to 1854 1914 for the preferred
Wabash stock was conspicuous because Of the
large transactions in il from 22ll up TO 23os af-
tcrward the sales of this stock were at 23G23's
MI Cyrus w. Field to-day accepted the presidency
OF the company upon conditions which are named
in our local columns and which justify remarks
made in this column ten days ago, that Mr.. Fields
accession TO the presidency means a fight to the
bitter end" rather than a compromise with the
cOmplalnants IN the suits now pending against
the company Something may be allowed Tor the
enthusiastic nature that threatens men who hOld
bonds secured by MORTGAGE the terms Of which
have not been compiled WITH and venture little
I'm suggesting that 1t will he a long time before any
Official pushes a suit for conspiracy against hold
crs Of Wabash Railroad bonds who arc striving TO
enforce the rights secured to them By existing
cages
The general market was fevcrsh and clearly
cxhIbited the effects of clque manIpuations The
Northwestern shares, as matter OF course, were
conspicuous IN the dealings; the common stock
FIRST declined to co.'s, and then, after rally to G2as
closed at 81 the preferred stock sold at 9OlsU
S934491ll 00Ils. Ehe ST. Paul shares were firmly
held notwithstanding that the earnings for the
second week April. the report of which is due to-
morrow, will certainly show large loss as com
pared with those of last year both classes OF the
stock closed az the highest prices of the day. OF
the trunk line shares, Lake Shore and Michigan Cen
trail exhibited q declining tendency while Erie
closed at y per cent higher than yesterday, and
Central and Hudson was without a quotation for
the whole day.
The dealings in the coal stocks presented no par
ticuar feature at prices generally first declining
and later rdllyug so that the closing quotations
are without important changes from the last prices
Yesterday. Western Union on restricted business
rose from 1852 to 1O7 and closed dull at 1O6' q,
and Pacific Mail, from the influence of q probable
contested election, advanced from Is 10 l43l.
The market closed dull and irregular, but evil
Gently subject 10 manipulation.
E.SCE IIE STOCK NAEREr
ISTegorted Jgue Gold and stoes Te'er12h COMPANY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-17
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKET

LONDON April 1880 m.U = bonds, four per cent
lG2 a Tonfortics. lU32 NeT dves 1904 Ere Railway
shares Z53t Jersey Central consos 81 PeinsylYania
(rnus 3GTs; ReSIIng Railroad 1874.
LONDON. Aprl 20 T. MI , bonds Tour snd h1b
ieTrei as Jersey Central AZ Penn.Tly ana Central
81 Healing Railroad. L. The amount OF bullion gone into
E4uk Of balance E252.O al
per 3 10 Centme- for
ne account Iudia bills allotted today at iol
decline.
i0ynCy Apr lf-Silver u quotes at 9Ssi per
ptr, Ami lG.-Exchauge LOndOn. 20 francs - cen
fitrf. .trt lf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-17
Duslness GDanles.

TOR SALE-A chance Ia make "a fortune in
the city and country. combincl-Grocery business thirty
established by of properly fu stock
hour and feed. horses and wagons az SaiuaUOn
everything complete 20 continue hrstcl1ss trade Lease
agents Inquire Of J. A LfON. 33l Washington
ST.
HARDWARE and HOUSEFURNISHING
STORE Tor SALE, on Fnlton 81. brooklyn fty
handsome plate gia, front vel assorted VIII
DC sold cheap. Address uARDWA ARE. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-17

This was ticket day on the London Stock Ex-
change. and tomorrow will be the regular fort
600 bullion went into the Bank OF Eng
land today "on balance" making a total
in that way of G27S000 in six days. ON
the stock Exchange cOnsOls advanced to Us
United States o. of 1851 closed At 1868, new lbs
nj 1OSls new Is AT 1922 and 1O-i0s at 1852 we
quote Erie at 90 preferred nj -, Illinois tentlal
M s75s jersey Central at 81 consolidated bonds
ar IS, Pennsylvania at 37li, and Reading at III.
Renfes in Paris closed at 1l5.1O sight exchange on
London being up 10 2j.22 francs per /.
The following securities today were sold at the
Exchange SalrSrOOln:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-17
Total sales for the
s Seller 10 uGVs.
.osiss PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
ICFs or MISISf sTOCRs.


Tho Sierra Nevada Company has lowed On assessment
o 10 and tho Yellow jacket Company or 81 per share.
Tufcka has declared dividend OF 81 per
share.
Governmept bonds were quiet and firm to-day,
the new is advancing to '097s. The Secretary OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-17

the Treasury issued circular offering nj one half of
per cent above par and accrued interest to date OF
subscription. $15O 100000 of per cents The
general market closed dull ut quotations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-17

NOTlCE.-A meeting of the First Mortgage
" Bondhoders OF the MONTGOMERY AND EUFAUbA
RAILROAD COMPANY will be held az The Office OF Ostcr
& Thomson - Waisst. Ncwlofk CRY, or Itt-DAt.
1879 at u o'clock 10 modify the relrca1l1-
agreement and 10 authorize the Tr.s 20 L. 20 or SCI
the said road and pOicry and 10 h vacancy ~ ths
Trustees cau-ed by the death II Alexander 0DI b. order
Trustees j. MlLBANh. Chairman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-17
THE MONEY MARKET.

oyryCyAJ EXPORT " y. STOCK ENChANHh SA""'
WIN a. ys,oyed on the Geld and stock Telegraph "
WEDNESDAY. APRIL l6 1873
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-17
NOTICE TO CAPITALISTS

y Elm FLAX MILLS (Ncw-lork city, FOR SALE
c.Hprsng ID city lots with Buildings. Engines. Hplsri
all BOZ complete WORKING ortr lAe death ~
not members of the III. nrn 4 II Iiart Co. ner-,i-
ta,s winding OF rcir business The busEfs T. nw
c.rrr undersigned receive al - o'r ir -ae,
pursuant the order ~ hr court ~ Common Pleas '- o oNsi
II ordered IN said be- and ue htry author
zei empowered ami directed advert ma property FIR
the county al tine sn o ono u m
drr and Eve Thousand Dollars aud u such alyrr-
u-cWcut he make known that sad property and business ~
MANAGED aud continue by said receiver undei the
direction OF this Court aud viii be 80 MANAGED and ccEnhu
Effected Stiu Nf attended
Lille risk that net pOif ~ more than
eleven aud onclur per cent over and above al eSp'hs
has made in SAID business sine the same came ln mo
hands ~ said receiver Gce mputf- ana mat tc DnoaSand
accounts ~ SAID receiver ana said business are zen " me
0f a part dtOs OF pufcl sing sad pprgy
and business
sales products OF SAID mills have averaged NOR nan
SGOu 200 per year IJI several yen
- ~ NJ .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-17

THE UNION PACIFIC RiuEotD Co. LAND GRANT EoNpS}
EI-ICS, April -, SOY .
SEALED PROPOSALS Will be- received IN
~ tn FRIDAY Apr l., 1879 or TIE SAFE ~ lily
thousand dUils lsjUoOO or aEv part Thereof o e ad
grant bon " the Union PacLc Railroad company oth:
Undersigned trustee. in accordance Win tie h.rLuc Oh
mortgage Of ApIll 10, 1866. th-D. l. AlI-
fnla.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-17
CO T. NUN
SHIP CANAL RAILWAY
and
IRON COMPANY.


By order Comptroller u the Currency and the Unifet
States District Tor the southern District u NeWfors.
The Receve Of the ocean afional Bank VII sell st public
auction al the SaesIoom. III brOfdw IN me
CITY OF Newly the 3Oh O Apn 1873 a. II o'clock
J3l5 shares Of the capital stock o. The Lake superior
ship Canal Railway and Iron COMPANY The vain" bong
hundred dollars per The hight To Withdraw sud
stock part thereof from sale IN satisfactory b1s
hot obtained. is reserved THO. NJ; DAVIS, lteceyer
II Nn..aI..f. Ne .inTk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-17
{lnnnclui.

ANY Good Life Company Policies available
~ security. Consult DAVID PARKS Packer go BfoadNay
LAS STOCKS g. City RR. OiOrse and Eivt'D
II stocks Bonds bought & sold r. tHEWIfEo BrOais,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-17
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
TsI. North Rlre-. Vesseis and RdilroIif.

GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
"WEDNESDAY, April 10, 1879.
AsIIPs-steady and quiet
CUiTOs SPOT Cotton active for home consumption
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-17

ArLASUC - PACIFIC IEiE -RNTH CyWANT}
ENrCUIisE OrHCr5. NV. WORK. AfrlJ .. 49,. ).
TE'IIE ANNUAL MEETING ~ tho srockhold-
4 ers OF lcAILANTlCG PANlri. I-Le1l.APt COW
PANY viii be held WEDNkSn =. t'rl SD. 1872 no l
D. NJ al 40 las BroIdTav NeNY0rs, Tor tine purpose Of
tlecting trustees FOX the elsui, yt4L
The transfer books a. hr company VIII ''Do ar p m on
Thursday April 10, and reopen on tho r ~ .lY'
May !, 1873. y B CiAN Dl...i.. 2'll,.iIE
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Dipioeno Noutes.

EIIUIUEWU NUIIIt5.
CLEAR CREEK COMPANY,
~ OF psGFTOWN. COLORADO
teiIyer Reduction Works.
TIE TENTH REGULAR MOSThLY Dividend ~ ONE
PER CTNT capital stock VIII De pi by the treasurer
office u the company In Is city.
IL. AUGUSTUS TAYLOE pTc..d NJ
90 Broadway, Room &.
N0TICE.-THE NEw-YOaK ELEVATED RAIL
~ ROAD COMPANY. TREAsUERWs OBFICi. Z FHOApWY.
NKw.N ORR April iS7g-1ha Directors 81 this Company
have this day declared DfTIDEND OF Five 90 PER
CENT upon the capital " this company from the net
earnings up March 81 1879 able the oico ~ tho
and the Of May b me share
holders 2ls Of hDrL instant The
fer closed ) O'Clock prl 81
and opened the morning on May 2. next
J. A. COMING, Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-04-17
DENIOVAL.

EMO' ALL
GEO. u. pRENTTSS
Gas stocks and BROOKLYN lEyr i'nant securities,
'euOycl 20
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