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The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-07-25

tB- On Friday last large blast too
heavily charged was set off in the quarry
of Humphrey Bramhall, at Bergen City.
The explosion was terrific. Stones were
hurled in every direction and several pieces
Of rock weighing from 200 to 300 pounds
was blown through the side of Mr.. Bran
halls residence, some pieces passing entire
ly through the building, making 1t almost
a wreck Several persons in the honse
miraculously escaped injury.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-07-25

eB- In Baltimore movement has been
made to start an anti-Catholic party. Po-
litical creeds and nationalities were eschew-
ed, the only object being to oppose "croos-
hunters" A call was made for a city con-
vention to nominate candidates for the fall
campaign. The movements is as yet in
significant, but probably will assume some
character.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-07-25
Explosion Of n I.ocomotire.


On the Goth inst, about O'Clock in the
morning, the engine Vulcan, No. Al, while
taking train of empty coal cars from
Coalport, on the Lehigh Valley railroad,
exploded killing five, and fatally injuring
one man. Three men named JONES' Fin
ney, and Fuss were found dead.
The bodies of Lafner, the engineer, and
Kener, the fireman, up to the present time,
have not been found. Search is being made
in the canal, where it is thought they were
thrown. Gerhart, the brakeman of the
train, is wounded so badly that it is impos-
sible for him to recover. The engine was
running very slowly at the time of the ex-
plosion.
AS yet, no cause is known as to the acci-
dent, but the affair will be investigated
The engine, which is total wreck, parted
just in front of the cab, and the front part
was blown about 300 yards from the shop.
Some of the bodies were found as far as 1926
yards from where the explosion took place.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-07-25

EB- At Concord, N. H., on the morning
of the Goth inst, shock Of earthquake
was felt, accompanied by deep heavy,
rumbling noise. 1t passed from north to
south. Buildings were violently rocked.
and church bells rung. Reports from diff
ferent parts of New England indicate that.
II was very general.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-07-25

eB- While w. Florer, proprietor of
drug store in Lebanon, Ohio, and Edward
Harley, clerk, were charging soda foun-
tain on Monday of last week, the generator
exploded, dangerously wounding Mr.. Flo
rer, and seriously injuring Mr.. Harley
The former had both thighs broken, and a
large piece Of flesh was torn from hislimbs.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-07-25

eB- On Sunday of last week, Jesse
Fouik, of Shelby Junction, Ohio, attempt
cd to light fire with coal oil, when the
oil can exploded, setting fire to the clothing
Of his daughter Matilda, who was burned
to death. Another daughter was terribly
burned about the hands in endeavoring to
extinguish the flames, and save her sisters
life. Samuel Gilman, boarder, was also
burned, but not seriously.
The Bloomfield times. [volume] (New Bloomfield, Pa.) 1867-187?, 1871-07-25
PRINTING!

JAIL KINDS OF Printing neatly
rlNCl executed at the " BLooMFIKLD
>TIMRs" STRAM Jon OFFICE.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-13
menf|tt Ma6ri6tell
auf Der tritten Sette.
MuSldmoil@e Ma@ri@ten.

Mtt Ser3msifslter 5artnddistsit febz
ten bic @epoiutiundre in Yaris aud
r1breno rer per9an9enen @o9e nidt
allein ibren @ioerfanb 9e9en bic An<
srife Der &e9ierunsstruppen fort, ionz
bern trafen su9leid @ortereitun9en su
ihredli9en @erbeerunaen fir ben Sal,
pab fe Die duberen Gefun9Swerfe ntdt
mebr balten f5nnten. 9llS Mar19au
Mac Mobon ta6 Sbercommanro ilber
bic @eriaiQer Truppen ibernommen
batte, ,ermartete man Don ctefemGelrberrn
bae er ben Nntritt 1eineS MmteS nur9
einen ral6en unp enti1eioencen Sies
iiber Yaris feiern rpQe. Ct unternabm
einsn ausemeinen Sturm aufeie pariz
fer @erte. Der &f beeann nit eiz
mem S@ein> >Man6rer 9esen gortMcntz
rouge, roraui Elm erntli9er Nneriff
auf Sort Ganpre8 fol9te. NQein bic
Gommuniaen bielten Stanb; ras
Sort, pon rem benadtarten Sort S6p
frditis unterfibt, ridtete Gin perbeetenz
ce6 fSeuer auf rte Stiirmeneen bic balo
NIT i9merem 8erluit fi@ 3uriidSieben
mubten, pbslei6 Ge bereits rerBatterieen
i'm pa,f spn Si1y ii@ bemddtist batten.
@lei6,eitis e,fplete ein bigger Nneriff
bet Asnteres. Der &anpf uno bic
8anonare rauerten bic 9anse Na@t
cur@; ner Mont @alerien uno lie
Batterieen BON puteaar feuerten unab@
tldlf9 unp ibre @eidp6e Rosen bis in
pie Npenue re lgtoile unp lelbit in bic
Nvenue Grierlonp. ueberall purpe
@eneralmarl6 9eidla9en, unp bic Naz
tionalsarpen, iunit ;iemli9 fuumislis,
eilten in S9aaren berbet. Na9 eer
Slpleite u purcen lberau 8arricaren
eebaut. 8ei Mcntrruse uno an ben
Barrieren fab man ielbf @eiter unb
Sinner an Gerf9an3unsen arteiten.
DieM6nner itanpen 1dmutli6 unter ben
Dafen. IS oin9en fortwdbrenp r,eue
Bataillone ob. Dte pa0ase nur@ bic
lbsre unr3uebrlden par nur nod zen
in Dienft 0ebenren Naticnal9arcen se>
tattet. 3ur1 es 9ewann auentbalben
ben Mnl9ein. alS eb bic Stsnre Der
Gntl9eirun9 sefommen wdre.
Snteb muBten BE &e9ierunsstrups
pen f9 auf mebreren punften m'eoer
3urid3iebsn, anp bic @ebellen bielten
bic Sorts, ob1,bon in serfaQenem 3uz
fance. 9n cen &eiben Der Sniursenz
ten brad uneini9feit aus. General
Gluieret wurre auf Befebl pes Grscuz
tipausldul1e6 uno unter 3uilimmuna
Der Commune serbaftet. General ga
Geetlia eommanpirte IN Sort Si1y, unp
an tie Steue res permuneeten0 Generals
StofowiB trot @eneral DHralfer.
Mntererieits wuree beri9tet, bab ber
Obereeneral Der Sn1ursenten, Demz
brometi pon Sag 3u Sag beliebter per>
BE-; ct bemeile unoertennbare Tupfer>
teit unter'm Geuer, unp ermutbtee 70
Die Nationalearren. Gtnes Taees
fubr cine Bombe 3pilden leinen Bet>
linen bur9, pbne bab er sudte; abe,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-13
Ginltubunsen uub &orrt(ponstu3eu,
betonbers uber tir&lide unb aneere rt9tt9e Bt'
sebenbetten, fnb ieberaeit piatcmn,ea, mahen
aber pom 0erfa0er unter3ei4net fein.

~ psR+ Office. Necnes. OrberS fnb sas butsRe NIB
uRb Htrfe Wtei ;ur uebefenbunS scn 8ee unb ipaten
no IL au baben Nnb. ba3u sebraudt rerben.
Q8enn BIT Namen unterf&rebern einseanst meroen
foten 1t beutltt eefreben fein unb eas poam Seunts
uns Staat eenau unb ridts anseSeben ressen.
gDenn cine 9eituus sra einem 9rfamt an en aneeres
perest werbsn ra " mus tnrer aud tas psfamt an8e.
Dena 5emane iein Blatt niht rese!mdss emsfanst
sber I'D auf reene cine Art Jebler enfGsen 70 .Slte
Der betreenes Agent, ipms bic peransseser foele BE-
xanrintiet werben.
Dts Herastwsrtltdtet far @elhienbuneen fir tte Sci
tuna verpeu mir uur bann uberntbuen teelten PEI
reasarrt.a Britt sssr pes gSaS Sffet gsnss.Srbsr &C.
f9tbtn.
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ct. 4aul, setnmeiota, @amfta8, ben 15. @>ai 1871

eies Yerbinberte penn rp9 ni9t rab er
auf rem Nldmarl9e Don etnem betrun<
fenen Nationalsarpiiten irrtblmli@er
@eile rerbaftet wuroe. Gr ertldre,
Neuiuy, @iuisrs uno puteaur bel Der
erRen @elesenbeit ean;li& niscerkren<
men ,u molten, ia 6duler uno Bdume
feline lleteriTdt iiter bic 8eme9unsen
ces TeinrtS sulanen.
Gon &eriatlleS bieB es, man erparte
bort neuercinss binnsn pentsen 1aaen
einen ercben Mnsrif Der @erlaiuer re-
rem Gruppen3abl fd td9li@ msbrt rno
benen cemnd9f au9 nod 20 famsEe
S9ifsfanpnen aus @berbpur9 ;u
Dienlt fteben ,perren. @ie mag cS
bann erft Dem armen paris ersebe.. ?
fraste man, tpprin jeBt idcn game
Straeen unp 9uartiere bemolirt fas.
Nuf @erlSbnuns 1T feline Nusf@t UNI
io .reniser, ia ras neuercinss IN Ser
laiueS anaenommene @emeinoerattSz
@eleb ben parilern feinesweos bic g.
,pinibten municipalen Breibetten &C.
rabrt. Sp ,percen olio Gomite uno
Commune i,nmerbin nod cine Belt lang
ibre unbeilpoQe Wirtbl@aft fortieben
unp @ewalt auf @ewalt llnftnn auf
l1nInn baufen. @eni9er in lebtere
&atesorie mag hos Decret eere@net
merpen, rel@es bic Meperlesune rer
0enpome>Sdule anorpnet unp fuleenz
rermaben lautet: ~Die Commune Don
paris, in Betra9t rab bic Raiieridule
auf rem Nenepme>plaBe Elm Wpnuz
ment Der 8arbarei einSymbol eer bru<
talen @eirolt uno hes fallden &utme8>
cine Beadtisuns res Militarismus,
eine 8emetnuns tes internationalen
&edts, cine permanente Sniulte Der
Sieser geeen Belisste, tin fort>
rauernpes Nttentat auf zines BET rrei
srobsn prineipien Der fran;60l6en Sc
publif - cie Briiperli1feit, it, reere>
tirt: Ginsioer Nrtifel. Die 8enbome>
Sdule miro niecer9ele9t. pariS IL.
Mpril 1871" GS nuroe iosar NIT eer
3eri15runs Der anreren Statuen in pa
ri6 8ecrcbt.
Da i9 aud in ben Departments
3et1en repolutiondrerS Stimmun9 fano>
aaber, ertlarle Der &ronprin3 gilbert
BON @a9ien ais Befeblsbaber ter 8.
b.utlden Mrmee cur9 Elm aus Com
pieene ratirtes Deeret, auf @runb Der
Jrierens>prdliminaricn uno cer Gpns
pention pom 3puen, bic Departments
Seine, Seine ct Sile, Setne ct Marne
unp Stle In Beloserunss3ufanb, NO.
na9 ale Gunftipnen ber Gipilteb1roen
betref5 Mufre9tbaltuna rer Orpnune
auf bic reutl1en Militdrteb5rcen, relp.
Militdrseridte iber9ineen.
Die Gllafer lcben nit grocer Beiore~
ntb cer 3utunft entse9en. Die &e8ie;
rune in @erlaiues bat ndmli@ bte Nb>
f9t ~ balp als m6slt6 bic neuen
@rensen eesen pas GIlae nit einem
neuen 3uueorppn 3u umseten unp benz
na@ Die ellaliaen Gabrteate NIT einem
3ou au belesen ber eineut Ginfubrper,
bot 9let9fomnt. Iuf Ter StraBe na@
Belfort an Der neuen @ren3e itanp neuz
lid cine erose Nnsabl @aseu, nit
Mablbauier Gabricaten (galtcot, Eif>
fus ,c.) belapen. Die fran31flden
8ebSrpen serweiserten gum erten Male
lben apufreien lleberaan9. Die 85rie
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perlief cesbalb lebr Rarnila. Die
mlnfrenel murine nlIoemei1t Ql6 cine

nerltef neSbalb ebr flrn1tld1. Ote
Maereasl wuroe auaemein als etne
.creili9e uno 9ebdlli9e auf9enommen
uno cine Deputation madte ftd obne
8ersue na9 @erlatles ouf rem Wea
um kei Der fransSflasn &eeierun9 bic
Nadnabme cisler Mabreoel aussumir>
fen. 0as tiele bel ben Sdubs6Qnern
ausri&ten pirp, febt pabin. Wenn
cer Glld0sr in politil@enGrasen oft un>
flare 8esriffe an ben Sag le9t 70 setet
er caeeasn in Sa6en, wie bic erwabnz
ten> Elm lebr ri9tise5 llrtbeil. Der einz
fadfe Mrbeiter bat einen ri@ti9en Se>
artff ppn ber 0robartisteit Der 2ancesz
Snpufr!e unb meib, rab Der &uin rer<
1elten ni9t nur ben Babrteanten trifft
lonoern boB aud iei,l ei9enes S@i6lal
gang eng NIT oemjenieen oes Nrteitse>
berS pertnapft 1T; baber mirb bic ee<
acnwdrtiee Sage Spn Der 9an3en 8ez
p1!tsrun9 l:tbaft btiprc@en.
Son ter 2ptbrin9tiden@ren3e i9reitt
man :: MdHteno bic rotben Sociali iten
in paris otsS Befsbenpe in Gra9e
feQen, ,per:ru bic 3utinbe In einselnen
prostnsen '.i3li9 unertrasli@er. sluf
cen 8abnltationen trdnsen i9 Wa1en
ppn 6unerisen an bic poriiberfabrenz
ben Militatr3dee, UNI etpas Broo ODER
ionit cine fleine @abe 3u erlan9en.
Den rneifen pieler 2eute fiebt man an,
bab nur gang unsewbbnlide nmitdnoe
fie 3u Settlern 9emadt. Die Solpaten
p1ldenfen oft ben ar6bten lbeiI Der III
nen sueemel5enen 2ebsnsmitieL wosu
nod tleine @eloipenben fommen. Ber
Granfrei9 nur et,pa6 beretst bat weib,
wie pieies manenbafte Muftreten Yon
perarn,ten Qeuten bort 'bisber etwa6
gang unerb5rteS 9eweitn, uno ceSbalt
aud nt6t lan9e bauern part um ni@t
Die traurisfen Gclssn berbei3uflbren.
@dre It, Rube il 9aris bersefellt,
ronn wurpe per wiep:r auf9enommene
8erfebr wpbl balo Mtbiilfe i6affen.
Deutlalanb fat Elm nsues @appen<
tbier befommen, benn man melpet aus
Berlin Die perlautet, bat Der &ailer
in 8etref peS beutl9en &eidsablers
bic 8eitimmuns setrofen, bab ber
Ncler einen einfa@en 1opf unp aus'
eebreitete Gld9el baben iou. Sm Ser
se, beS Aelers 1T Der preubil1e Noler>
In beGtn 6er3en Der bebensoQern'l9e
Mbler an9ebra9t.
Inter ben @ortfdbrern pes mooer>
men Gprti4rittes> beioncers in ben 9ro>
Zen Stdpten, berrlbt eewalti9s Auire<
eune In Betrsf D5Qinsers. Gin
Sdwarm Don @oreNen fiest Dem 'ptz
cerlpinfieen Stiftspropte 3u, >pprin
profeGoren, Mppofaten, Doctoren per-
l9ieoener &e9te u. I. {. pemielben ibre
Mnbdnali@feit tetunpen. DaB Die Sc
(ipen,ltact Miin@en ben Son ansab>
lieet auf Der 5anp, ionnet fi9 ia bort
ia, @lan3e bee 5ofes Der baierilde 2i<
beralismus; bann fel9te &u9eburs
bas feline alte Soliettdt rem neuen
@&winoel pret5suseten 16eint, uno
aud Nirnbero NIT Gem meltberIbmten
Tri9ter. So9ar aus ber 6ferrei9iz
i@en 2aferitact meloete per Tele8rapb
cine Demonfratiol >pie folst: Wien,
Is. Aprtl. Der biefse 0emeinoeratb
bat ben Bei4lub 9efabt, BEN prpfeiIor
| .. D6Qin9er 3u M1n9en fetne ,Mner>
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1871-05-13
Ser ,,@anberer" tacb Cnrppa.

Seee @p&e seben cine Nn3abl Gremptare bes
.@anperer" nad EUROPA, unb tuir ma@en be
Qe,,r betpnbers aufmertiam, hab bic ueb.r(en'
bune ses Blattes an Uerwanbte unb Grsunbt
1en,eits ses Oeeans elm febr seeisnetes Ntttel
1T, einen nnunterbrc4enen gerfebr nit beniel'
ben 3u unterbaIten une ie uber bic 3uitdnre
sieles 1anees au unterrtdten, bt0er ale 80 hureb
Briefwe@jel eel9eben fSnnte.
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fennuna funnsuseben. Gerner nil Der
G'emeinceratb III elmer an bic Re9iez
runa ~ ridtencen pstition rie Neoez
lung pes @erbdltn;l1es Swilben STRIDE
unp Staat perlaneen.
0eeeniiber pielsm Sturmlaufen Der
NuffldrunasI6oaren treten Gle fatbpliz
lGen pfarrer Der 6auptz uno Sc irensz
1tact Mun9en nit elmer rubi0cn uno
nlrreppllen Grtldrun9 ppr bic Sfftnt>
lidfeit inpem iie sessn rie anmablide
BebauptunS D1Qin9erS, ais rd9ten
Die @eialiden su Iaulenten, tpie er,
feierlid prpteltiren uno erfldren, baB Ie
als fatbulil9e Gbrilten, al6 Yrieaer uno
al6 StaatSbdrger an ben Yeldll0en
pes Gatieanilden Goncil5 eldubis feits
balten NIT rem 2olunAswprte: $50
per papit unb bic Btl91fe fnp-pa 1T
pie &irGe, ....
au9 antere erfreuli9e Beeebenbei<
ten iinr mtt3utbeilen. Sp ldreibt man
aus @ien: Die @eneral5 Gpnferens per
biefsen tatbolil@en 8ereine bat einsn
Nufruf erla0en gut Teier pe6 fiinfunb>
3man3iejdbrieen Nesierunas : Subtld<
umS pes bl. @aterd pius TX. am II.
Stunt. Der Wufruf entbdlt bic Ginlaz
puno gun, aablrei@sn 8eiu6e an Der
pur1 ben @arpinal> Gr;bil9of YpnDien
anseorpneten fir@li@en Geier; pieMits
}tbeilunA pas cine Deputation pemglun<
thus rie @lldw1nlbe Der @ldubi9en
flr ben 81. 0ater iiberbrinsen ptrp;
pie NuforcerunA eurd S1miden per
0duier unp illumination ben Greupenz
tag feflid gu beseben uno fi@ an Der
mad Num ~ entienpencen Deputation
3ablreid 3u betbeilisen> unp enrlib bic
8eranftaltun9 elmer beloncern Gpllecte
Ifir pen peterspfenni9. Geruer bat ft9
bier Elm NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. >@erein COM
aituirt um auf Der Baia fatbolif9er
yrincipien aur Q6luns eer feeialen
6raee unter ben fatbolii9en Nrbeitern
l3u wirfen.
Sn 6tloesbeim fano bic @abl zines
neuen Bil9pfs ftatt uno fe! cieie,be
auf ben bo1m. Dpneapitular Sasobt
BON ,pelaem bic ,,a5ln. 0olfs3ts."
laat: u@o bat penn un]ere Di6eele
miecer ein:n Bilhot Der, warbis ieines
gprsdnserS, pe0en Sd6pfunsen beSen
| uno pfe9en uno rem 0clfe Elm gutter
6irt ieiu miro" " "'Hl
Jn pem 8unoesratbe bee, teut(9en
Nei9es befnpet iitb ee9enpdrtie aud
elm Slraelit Der bacilde Bepollmd9~
tiste Glftdttsr.
Cine neuerer Beri9t aus Mln@en
laot: Der Streit D5uineers uno
Grieori@s nit Dem Gr3bildof @rr9or
pd9t 3u INNER sr1beren Dimenfonen
an, unoajnia Quowie nimmt entl9ie>
ben partei ee9en Die gurie. um Dblin<
ger bftntli9 3u ebren, bate per &5nts
itm aufeetraeeu, an feiner SteQe am
@rinponnerfas bic Geremo1ie cer Gub>
ma1duns porsunebmen. Gin auberor<
pentli@ 3ablrei9e6 unp elesantes pub
lifum pobnte etr firdli4en Geierli9tett
bei." Das miro NiemanDen ,tiberra<
i1en> pel9er pie Banpelbarfeit reli<
ei5ler@ @efnnuns bei 6offreilen beoba&z
] fet hat Nn8 Difnftlein onf'a ( rnthxIt
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ct. Yaul unp Sipur City.

Wiilmaufee, ct. PAUL unp @inneapp>
li6>3i9e.
Durd,,isae noeb >em Oaen (Grpret.)
Rpmn,n an ass Nadm. uub SIS Ra&m. Ottex al
$50 Vsrm. unt $50 Nadm.
WtuneapctiS anD ct. paul 3aSe.
&ommeu au...3 15Na6m. Oebtn ab.....3'oo Ns@ua.
t ct. paul unD 9bfesSo 3hS<.
@etsa sb Rad @afaiass ans Nsswine 1880 Nsrm uni
3;'O Naam. 4smmsa IN y,1O Ssru. 1uh A4O Na&m.
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DaS - tfpp t. .
Sabr8an8 4.

tn hsn ger etaaten unb Canada btrdet 20 es per SAB
uns mu6 ssu tem Gmpfdaeer bel ener YaOfee piertel
tdbritdb porauSbe3ablt wereen.
Diou tam ,u iessr 3eit aaf ben .aSanberer" abrn
ntren.
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Deaenuneea, Brittle ,e. fnb ~ aSrefHrea:
"W A n D E r E r -,
L. 3. 1870,
ST. PAUL, MINI.
Gilenbabn 5abr>Yldne.
ct. paul uno pacife.

Nat Aarta Gft @irer ct. Glput un> Saui MAytts-
Stria&ea st. Fau 1880 Born. une $3.50 Ra&ns. usb sr'
.eiden Saui 6ayiss 1925 unb 1885 Na&m.; serla6en
q. paul 300 Nttt. unb utr Madmittass.
ct. saul Mnn.appl,s uns De!aas 3use. - gerlaH.a
Deanp 6:1o Mcssens wl,naeapsls 500 Ysreeas uus
errtieu 81. yaul 8l5 Nprsens 8uradtebreub selahea
heislsen e.. Saul 5:13 Netmtass; 4tnneas'lts 6:o0
ST. yaal, Delan0 qithsle uas Benien 3as..-BerlaHeu
Ct PAUL 8:45 Npresns; Minnsapplis $50 Worsens
erreAen 9sntun 4:4O Na&mittaas. 3u,adtetrenb Ssr'
laRen Ee Benjrn 41O Wrroens Ntnneasolis 4:35 Na.
x,ittaes; errei&en Ct. gaul 5:l5 Natuittass.
81 Paul ann Utnneaprlts Aeepmeb atpns- 3ae e.-ger.
det st raul 1850 D}srsena erreit M,nneapplie 113s
8vrmtass. 3urildfehrsne perldet Ylunearclis 2o(
Ra@matass NAP errei1t 81. PAUL 3.4o Ra&mttass.
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Nu,,tu,er 1873.

fennuna funcsuseben. Gerner nil Der
Wemeinceratb III elmer an bic Re9iez
rura ~ ridtencen pstition rie Neoez
lung pes &srbdltn;i1es ;pilben STRIDE
unp Staat perlaneen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-14
SATURDAY, August PIP. u.


After a week Of exciting events in Wall-st.,
and considerable animation consequent upon the concu
sion of negotiations in London relative to the remaining
portion OF the Five Per Cents OF the Govern
ment the general markets at the Stock Exchange close
with dull and quiet tone and tameness In speculation
which only the intense heat OF the weather can explain
In the stock market the volume OF business was re-
stricted and, beyond or two specalties, dealings
were insignificant. These Pacific Mail and Union
Pacific which seemed to hand in hand and there
is some talk OF consummaiOn Of arrangements between
the two companies relative to the handling OF the CHINA
and japan freghts Whether there be any foundation
for the gossip not, the frst-named was run up
on sharp purchases from 40 to over 90 the
latter ruling strong and active at S3G325'
These stocks were the cards and comprised the entire
speculation and animation Of the market On the whole
the entire list was firm but without any important lc
tuations those occurring to-day and during the week.
being noted below. We notice sales Of Panama at $40
So; Delaware, Lackawanna, and Western, 1853; Now
jersey Central, 1865; and Chicago Burlington, and
Quincy lIiL In the miscellaneous list, Western Uulon
Telegraph was moderately active and firm, the other
stocks presenting unusual quiet and Express shares
showing utter neglect. The market closed early, and
the brokers sought relief from the atgucs OF the week
In flying to contiguous country hooks. The following
table shows highest and lowest prices of active stocks
made to-day:
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The bank statement in the parance OF the street is
again "uuavoable" since IL shows loss OF the assoc
ated banks in the surplus legal reserve of s207
from last weeks statement but In better sense 1t is
favorable statement since 1t dscloses the fact that there
increased demand the part Of legitimate business
he moving OF the grain crop for the surplus currency
of the which has heretofore been employed 10
per cent in stock speculation. The movement may
eventuate in higher prices for money, but we de-
cided indication OF such advance at present The specie
of the banks down million. the decrease representing
heavy customs demand which footed up 1851 s927 the
disbursements Of the Treasury amounted TO s6759Gs
account Of coin interest, and 100000 on the regular
weekly gold rate the specie export amounting to s27,
The loss la legal tenders is accounted for by the out
flow westward 10 move the crops, the loans being
panded "A million and a-half and the circulation
about $4,000 Next week the Treasury will receive pro-
poals for the sale to the Government OF million bonds,
and sell million gold on Thursday.
The following shows the condition Of the NewYork
City Banks at the aforementioned dates
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i9f8........................ 10 sA 1929 2l2lS
in tie phi of Of the leadH staP 'ta aa 1G' If,
aFge has continued In seSiy rates Then
esgents To LiveIpoo-751 eCsh 9ia9 o s'eam ~ 81
S. Cd Glos 2tOj gtd by sii sn r. steam s.
R R ~ "a ,s5 10 bbi. Tseco at a. ca sail Gi..sov
bb Flour at 2 3d. and 200 ies Land It A o. ss Tue shsNn
British barn VIII 500 DO to d port 70 tI >, hs' B
b J.rL Nth sos bb Petroleum Philadelphia At0eP 81
g Gai1yw have had fairly v. whsa, market 7s e
l,st The Ia'a '55 1cS sS have preeatc lip
pers from ezecug many orders and purchases law YEA
made Tor future delivery chiefly confined 70 Oh sIrng nov zoe
Of the Chicago aud Miuee BE-, already hen 500 70 ~
I gsT l psaJ me i lla harvest Of srTf -
The result Is far more sssss55 de aboe a as GOOD q.
expected ami the yield sails bast. to the sore 30 u.
a. rs, we %,.a have we 6G tbs ,hor ye Bat I
s sie We ,s sat S1yf AMI oaa d Oil, @
Wheat Flour from the North as they proceed egape HS a.
more active but no considerable suPphs o. S2rg are likely " fs u
II e ~. 'SSpp now arre in hettcr choice o' md
T, Sy, asa has 81 d essd rRP @s .s, y, s orders orr
Sc Spring les Pegi AM T., l ', croD 's 'ei DO rot
e On 1 a ayersss crop Dot ~ upon e ye dSrs
Argus. that wo1d be prTlaiur' 10 al' r. Ssn and pors
We Lave yer7 favorable reports p,'- BE-, FSo cops i "a
Gaa molc eyTyrtee the qgI' On ihG eas' 's sS S s
bushels the eI0os this week ae o' a ~ Ie,t A.,
snr good l1sad a 1r TO- M re s,.
De clos Srras = qagt NJ, .f S a. i- arllie in 4, .a.
Fancy Do At ~ ~ ~ - ,se ' ' .2s 0 Sse II a. ~
10 3 Mdwsakee. r. 3Iqei a. mr AgoT W err is
Il % iS' 3D. S G sISs or %G,. 's.,, 10y be.t.
Baly MI ".i 80 .reS ga, o. W ' a. >
feSaar; mo hiers dsfge . ace p a Il ,, ,s % 81
- &c. f. Weea ,aca ~ 49,, sai liked % i,e
White IS o. Jose, = S@io Rs I' Ae','s i.' ..s 1s
Ibis @osts aud e2 'or osi slrc bali .! lsnl, ,o,
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And the following for City Bank shares:


There was well distributed business in railroad bonds
the sales for the day the Boards footing up about
s1SGCOO The Union Pacific securities took lead the sales
having been as follows: First mortgage, 81 a55; Lana
Grants 8i6s and Incomes SGT 0s6t. Col, Chicago ana
Indiana Central Flrsts firm 9s9. Sales Of Cen
trail Pacics were reported at 94; Alton and Terre Eaue
Firsts o9 second mortgage preferred &c. Toledo
Wabash Flrss, 95 Hannibal and Naples Firsts, So Nil
waukee and St. Paul Frss 93 and Cedar Falls and MIN
nesota Firsts SEA- The following were Che bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-14

State bonds were principally dealt in at the early ses
sion Of the Board when Tennessees new made further
decline South Carolinas were fairly active at SO as
for the new January and July issues and at 60 Cor those
Of April and October. Tho following were the bids:
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RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

THE FIRST MORTGAGE BoNDs OF THE NEw'OR
LEANS, MOBILE, AND Texas RAILROAD COMPANY
bear per cent currency OF per cent gold interest
have A wears TO run are IN tho denomination Of