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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01

EIcLAIN> A SUFFERER -'Oh. dear me, VIII
this Neuralgia never leave me? Pains in the back;
main. in thu side, riIramtti-:n in the leg, foot and
xrms,'' Yes, you can find immediate relief by
using Or. Gi!lmln'- stimulating Cream. the most
popular L.iuim mt IN the market. The ladies' VIII
nat he without it The doctors USE il in their
practice, AMI. without any exception. II has he
cume a universal remedy. sold by Theo. Cos
wisch and u W. Il lewis, and all druggists.
nnYllnti
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01

We are authorized to announce
william e. Duncan rs u candida e for the riic"
OF City Marshal and Collector. nj the June
election,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01

L.E1ISGroS. NJ" April 9ih ls.:.
EDITORS ISrELLI.ESrEn Al the solicitation
OF . great many citizens and 'aN-la.rr-, ! here
BY announce myself as y candidate Tor thr "fhr'
OF City Marshall and tollrrt"r. Al the coming
June election. Respcctfuliv
JOsEPu \. E.DarSp~.
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g.
DEATHS.

~ ii. on tAr LIT iu-t-, al '"nS'sii"" OF he
brain, JOHN Il. ENi~ON. -"h 81 'tis',, y a"t
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01
JosEru 4. f.pa"Srs

We are authorized to announce Henry '. Nc
Grew as candiiat. for the Office Of City Marshal
and Collector, at the June election.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01

We are authorized To announce John Cath r As
. candidate for the Office "f CITY Marshall ai'!
Collector, at the June election.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01
ANNOUNCEMENT
CITY.
CITY

LEIINGroS, April 9th. 49,.
EpIrnns ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: Please
announce me a, a candidate Tor the Office Of
'.tity Register ut the ensuing June election.
Yours very respectfully.
nth THOS. SrASDISH.
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GRAND BALL!
AT
HSalaI.-S Cave.
NONDAI, MiI2O, 1872.

Tickets Sl.Oo per couple.
Music BY philharmonic SOCIETY.
lickci' /" b" hf'i Al %iitchr's Cave and door
"nl%. Let everybody coin" mi emily themselves.
il'i JOHN EhHi
E"hle Co. don't intend to he undc->nlf
by anybody. TO and ,cr il ii Is ;.ot 30. ut
BUILDING ASSOCIATIoS-A citi-
zen's building association has been founded
i'll thisscity on the following plan:
The stock is 10 be divided into Il hundred
shares. Ten dollars i month i 10 he pai. III
Oh each share. This gives Il thousand dollars
a month tor building purposes. A. soon as
Il hou>. i completed, it il rented to Il menu
her Of the association. he receiving a deed to
the property at cost and giving 4 deed of
trust :" the company. t" secure both the rent
and t!- regular iat uHcnt> on the stock.
When a house is built for each share. making
a total of Il hun !r"d DWELLING. the corporS-
ii"n : ""!niIil', ami i general d@jri>l"m 81
Profits. 'r':'s ai.i .!rt'r-r made. lar enter
pri>" il b:ia@ ru>.!r,! 10y u number OF oar
mot im;ii"miiairIl,I"l, Az! is IN, citing u.:!l
most crafty :ug .~lI.rr--.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01

L: vnu are trblliit lrl and weak from = recent
smell of ,icknr-,, OF rnnvai",'tuE from "hlllS.
,ben u., DR. ,,Im,u's - cent. Tone Hiiters,
they will restore yuu IL health. I.h'sIrs especially
should us- them. sold by u. ". Il. Tryl- and
1'bro l,o,WIsch, lpNi'ilb
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01

For A GOOD BEE-clcan room, and
4 SQUARE meal. go to the Lindell Hotel, Kan
sas CITY. j. Ii.
my3l-ly Proprietor.
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LEXINGTON, Mo April 9th, 1872
zee bllIAlN
NAURi>oS SMITH.

LEXINGTON, Mo April 9th, 1872
NIssRs. EpirnHS: At The earnest solicitation
Of many friends, | hereby annuUnc" myself rs Il
candidate for the ufh:r uf cav Recorder.
Respectfully.
NAUHi>oS SMITH.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01

ST. LOCls KlNEH NEWs.
SUNDAY MoESIso, April 2s.-Wenther pleas
ant, bu, no rain M to last evening. although IL 10
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01

y fine lot Of Lace Collars, a. low as 25 cents "a
piece, at keller's Variety store. J2tr
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01

CRY ~ENGINEER- We regret
that Major Morris. VIII" has been acting ,ity
engineer for the last year, ca'!n"t. at the So
Irritation nj his numerous friend. become 4
candidate for the "fiirr al the approarliin"
election. y" mtn j. better qualified for the
position. an! he la- performed III" duties Of
his OH ~ Ia The entire satisfaction ofihr G. ~
CnTIr:l AMI o'rr "iiiXru>a at large. Major VI.
i an accomplished engineer. educated IN nic
Of tn" best -"hnnl> in tl" rnruIry, and thor.
"ilch'I informed ii NIL the details of li- prn-
ir>>inu. lli> cN:r"i"mcc i iar-r, having
crrlitahiy till,"' thu. off," Of engineer ON I'M
p"rtant roads in several different States IF
thu Union. pnriH. his r->i,Icncc anuu. Us.
ni- g"nIi"mlr!y hearing aurE gn",! social
qualities have aiiar.rd to him hosts OF
friends. who's" -"n! wishes viii follow him
t" whni"NtrP",t "I dity hcmay lie called.
ET"ryh0dr i rushing To Eckl"'> :" -rt
those ME" Dolly Warden shoes. Oh. tell
Npu they are sweet. /,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01

Cotton hosiery, n large Io;, NJ 10 cent. a par,
a, krllcr's Variety store. 5atf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01
KNIGHTS TEMPLARS.

Gs1tr NrEELTr At DIvi, * NllStAtt's W
mans Goat shur- " ;;aput a sam, behind If
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NOTICE.

I">sIhl"rhs' muslin. yard wide. nj I2h cts
~ kSii-r's Variety ssor-. J2if
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01

CAsH-faid ;oT Lard, Tallow, Grease or
fat Of any kind.
A. 4. al q. LESUEUE,
Cor. Main and Pine streets.
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TO LOCAL ADVERTISERS.

Persons advertising In the local columns, ex-
eept those having standing. ads will be
ehsrred rs cents per line for first insertion, and
Ocents per line for each additional insertion.
and to those having standing '.sds. 10 cents
per line for frst insertion, and 5 cents per line
Tor each additional insertion
rPosiuv-ly no deviation from this rule.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01

Cloth shoes NJ Davis 4 Allstsdt's for
ladies At u per pair.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01

WHY are Thr". ,ir,wisch and ID. w. B. Trvis
the most popular druggists IN ieNingtDnE IN
Pills, the best pill IN America for a household
physir. ho'i'""
DIR. GIlnln's T,>t-.">- Worm I'"w'icr- are the
safest and surr>t tor children. Eve hundred
worms have been ~-Xpeil"'i from TN human system
Iy tht Use nf thr.. powders. sold by ID. W. Il.
Tcvis ami rheo. t,r,wI,ch. h"'l"!ho
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01
To-

SPRING STYLES - W Il paper
-'ii'al'l" for 'l'i> >'r>"n. Flutes. guitars ani
violim~ suitable for all seasons. IianI>"m"
oil window shades. loft III" alloy" Sold at
reduced prices ut PIGOIT'S.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01

CrKE YorH CoKNs BY going Il
Kln.-. In style. fit and finish. his b""t-ran
h, h.a. No. ~ ]
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01

TIE LATEST News . From CaSs
county is that Gen sigel j. there with two
companies of militia. and that Sheriff l;ry-
ant. in concert with him. are dong what
th"v Tan t" restore quiet and bring tn" often
drr~ to justice. The mol, have committed no
additional whence. iu: il is reported lwitl
how much truth ~. rlun"f saw : in the X.
c. Times that threats have been made against
other men involved in the swinIlr. AMI That
these have LEFT the county
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01

1ickciS To b" hG'i Al ~itrl.r's Cave and door
"nlr. L.; everybody coin" mi enjoy themselves.
ha'd JOHN EENIIi:.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01

Ladies side lace tine cloth shoe, for 500
nj I:rklc's. II
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01
NEW
K ! y G. l. O V T. S
EvertF shade and Color,

UNIIEARD OF PRICES, AT
n3tf WADDEI.I., AUSTIN Il cos.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01

the confusion that followed the surrender
of Cine. s~ecrrtcd himself in a freight car
near by, in wliirh he wa, locked. The iniu-
rated mob only rendered more desperate by
the BLOOD they had already she'd. were not
long in finding his place Of conceaiment and
Immediately fire was opened OIL the ear
which riddIcd it through and through, while
fence rails aud whatever the crowd could
lay their hands on, We're used as gathering
rams, anu the next thing our informant
saw,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01

Chicago, April :. -F!yu- a..ir.; extra Sprin-
81 1IaS =. Whea; In speculative demand and
prizes are higher: No. = spring closed NJ 81 81;
al p 'nrn opened firm. and closed duh al 49,.
ba'S .:.':!vr: No 3ji.i25i,c Ry" stronger. .5c
bid. Barley I shade easier ri 80 lj1c. Provisions
active: mess pork ST. .cal.I - cash: SI;al3 10
June. Lard scarce; IS - bG;. - 50 asked
NJ" it> HIGHER: shoulders -; clear ribs 6~i.a6'.c:
clear ." hams IN ricki" sa:is'. lllghwines
Iil"t $40 hii. Stsj'sr ASKED. Hogs mp'icr-
itrly aci.N- Al - l2isai ~. Receipts. Flour !, 900
wheat E,hD: cora lea. u0J: oats liI,,IJ: rye.
none: barley I,ool: hogs l0,0J0. shipments:
hDur rye SON: wheat 81. utl. corn III ,0Ji; oats
: zoe ..GJo; barley 1850; hogs ,uU
iIInnn the = LnMi. nrnu,Liran. SUNDAY .St, l
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-01

H"st Corset for cents. NJ Kcll"r's Variety
Store. TT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-14
STOCKS QUIET AND STRONG.

The stock market was quiet and dull, with, at
the opening OF business, weak feeling that gradu-
ally gave place to steady tone, and eventually to
strength and moderate buoyancy, with an advance
In prices. The chief feature of interest was fur.
nished In Hannibal and st. Joseph, the course OF
which served to direct the movement of the
general market. Some time since It will
be remembered that the Governing Committee
OF the Board notice that no stock OF this com
pany would be good delivery which was not regis
tered with the Messrs. Duncan, Sherman Co. This
notice was reiterated to-day over the wires OF the
stock telegraph subsequent to an announcement
through the same medium that the company's office
mad been newly opened ut 10 Broadway and the
stock registered with the Tenth National
Bank. Originally Hannibal and SC. Joseph
was Boston corporation, but the shares
being dealt In here, the certificates floating
In this market were, in compliance with mandate
OF the Stock Exchange registered with Duncan,
sherman & Co. Thus there were two kinds OF
stock New York and Boston, the latter not being
good delivery until cleared" by the Boston books
and recorded here. Latterly the New York partyY
got control OF the election and brought the offces
and all the books to New York, but on the repre-.
sentation that clique. ring In the directory
were about to Issue new stock, the Governing
Committee ordered that no stock should
be good delivery, except such as registered with
Duncan, Sherman Il Co. 1t Is said the 'rinQu In.
tended springng the new issue upon the street to.
day; but whatever their plans, they have been foled
by the Governing Committee, who have deprived
the new issue OF any market 1t was thought that
no new stock could DO issued on account OF a gen.
eral law OF Missouri twhere the road is 10.
cated) which forbds the sale of STOCK
at less than par, but the "ring" claim
that special acl was passed Tor their benest In the
spring OF 1869, allowing the present issue-the
moral OF all OF which is that any DESTROYS of In
vestng In the shares should be careful to buy
through reputable broker and demand certificates
ruled good py the stock Exchange. The price of
the stock dropped to 421s this morning. when the
machinery had all been arranged for marketing
the new stock phe Legitimacy OF which is further
denied on the ground that the requisite
preliminary notice Of thirty days was not given TO
the Board but rallied back to 40 on the action OF
the Governing Committee In shutting on the market
for the PROPOSED Of s6.Ooo.oOo 10000 sharesl
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RULINGS OF THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10. 1872.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 13. 1872
Treasurer Spinner has made the following rulings
In relation to business transactions with his object
The Department can redeem notes only when
BONE recognized portion thereof Is presented, with
l,oin certificates redeemable only on presenta-
zion TO the Assistant Treasurer In New YORK. They
are, however, receivable bv Assistant Treasurers
and dep6starles In payment OF all coin dues to the
United states and oy Collectors OF customs lor GUS
toms only.
the authority for collecting scmlannuai duty
from national banks Is contained In The first section
Df the National Currency act. The government has
not taxed any bonds Of It's own issue possessed by
patOnal banks but has, under the law, collected
IN July and January OF each year-First, on the
average amount Of notes In circulation. 0nehali OF
one per cent: second on the average amount Of de-
posts, excepting deposits to the credit OF the Irea-
burer OF the United States one-quarter Of one per
CENT thrd on the capital stock IN excess oil United
etates bonds held by the Treasurer for the bank or
.Dwneu ~ II, one-quarter OF one per cent. The plain
ent Oh the law as II stands Is to require this duty
20 DC paid by the national banKs> without any ref
sreuce 10 the kinds and classes OF United States
ponds owned by them; and there can be no refund
tnx u such duty on account OF the possession OF
Looxrites OF the new i've per cent loan, nor any
G,ssauon or payment hereafter without further leg.
siatlon on the subject.
. Na,onal currency rs not legal tender for any
emv . between individuals. 1t Is exchangeaDle by
ss ~ ueasurers and deposltaries OF the United
hvI regal tender notes In sums less tnan So;
- IN sums OF not less than IS for postage
e. tho In,,oa Stamps and IN payment OF any dues
'Tnere 10 -" STATES, except customs.
payment OF compound interest notes which nave
pevn scs. Sa either upon bond OF indem.
niy VI vtnoIwhe. Relief can be afforded In eacn
Case July W special act Of Congress-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-14
FINANCIAL And COMHERCliL
WALL STREET.
TUESDAY. Feb. 1876 p. NJ.

WALL STREET |
TUESDAY. Feb 1916 M.
On Change to-day wheat was duli and firm. The
cotton market was quiet and fraction lower.
MONEY FIVE TO SEVEN PER CENT.
The general features OF the money market were
unaltered. Among the stock houses there was
active inquiry at per cent and an abundant supply
at per cent The "short" interest Is so much
larger OF late that the brokers find less difficulty IN
carrying stocks. Among the government dealers
the rates were and per cent. Commercial paper
was quoted a per cent discount for prime double
names.
Foreign exchange was firm on the basis OF 1905
lo9i4 for prime bankers sixty-day sterling and
1922 lilo for sight bills
GOVERNMENTS STRONG.
The government list was strong and an average
OF about y per cent higher. rejecting the influence
OF an advance OF u per cent to-day In the quota
lions OF our securities in London, where there APP
pears to be lul II not a calm, after the excite.
ment about the Alabama claims. This improve
ment abroad was modified In its effect here by
the slightly lower range of the gold premium, result
ing IN the compromise of u per cent, as above
noted The market left of strong follows:-United
States currency skies, 114h Haas DO. skies, 1881,
registered. 1141s 114A; do. do, coupon, lis
ll51S; do. fve.twenties, registered, May and
November, 1loH 110a4; do. do. 1862, coupon.
uo., AVG iiotBS w. w., looas w. uoss
lloS a lloX; do. do. 1885, do. do, 1l1A
ll15S; do. DO. 1867, registered. 1loX nix;
do do, 1865 COUPON. January and July, llok
llok; do. do, 1861. do. do, 1l1H q
1ll74; do. do, 1858, 90. do, 1924 ll2A; do
hves Of 1881, funded, registered. l0sx 1857: do
do do. coupon 1851 losh; do.. ten-for.,es,
registered l07 1o714; do. do, coupon 1l0Z Ill.
GOLD LowER-1loH 11O3S.
The gold market was depressed by the sudden ana
considerable Improvement OF our bonds in London.
but an equivalent decline was arrested by heavy
purchases OF gold ON mercantile account, botn for
remittance in settlement OF European deots and for
payment OF customs duties, which are at present
quite important in amount, the entries OF foreign
goods at this port being unusually heavy, averaging
eight to nine millions per week. Under these con-
hictlng influences The price has ranged from 1l06
to 110s, with most of the days business at 11OA.
The course of the market is shown IN the table,
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Cotton dull and nominal; good or inary isiIc Net re-
Si,lG ''' '"'' A''''' '-'"''' ''' ''' ''O'A'
Cotton dull middlings I2c Ne, receipts 1855 bales
Baltic ports $685. Barcelona, ssa4 Sales $500 Stock,
244U65.
Exports coaswise, sli. Sales, lOO. Stock, 1874.
Cotton quer bu. steady; m,ddinss, sc Ne. receipts,
LESS bales Exports to the Continent l7Oo Sales, 100.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 49, 1871
Cotton dull and nominal middIings, 29<c. 22c Net
ceipts, 1863 bales. Stock, aO7Sl
Tobacco active and firm % ~ y n E. 6S s
dunn leaf, ~ 90 la go; good to fine, gil a $is
0swEeo; n Feb; H. 1877.
pns
,S greet w. 81 g. Choice
Canada 81 S Corn DUH sales Barley
81 usboe sW
s :sP ~ s s %a w sS Per Sn
to Albany, 4sc. :. ,o,,
Grain very Gull; only sales made public 800 bushels
Rs ss wheat e, S ale: At
S6s range: PORK aus. a siS &c. Lard aae. sfc
shsa. and T held
ne S1 ssa
market firm and rather active Sales q head illinois steer:
~ 10; sa Ss1 ssf..s%s as
ho ssa dull S' and p1s aSssaa
and viii be mostly shipped through Sales 6 head At prices
20 90
" 10; "a head Canada, averaging 100 lbs, at 10 sly
CHICAGO, Feb IL, 1872
Flour-Demand light; holders firm Wheat active and
sssa OF at Il sS No. % ana s re-
Corn advanced fair 40sc. 40c tor No.
mixed; nominal ut l0c. seller March, 40%c 1910.
oats dull and unchanged Rye quiet and weak at Tic for
No. Barley dull unchanged Pork dull and declining
Sl3 ~ $1a as seller March, So 62 $l2 S. Lard du
and declining at 85 TN seller March, ~ SIS. Live hogs
advanced In fair demand 50 80 49, Dressed hogs
irmer at - Vs. Cattle quiet ana unchansed sales at ~ IS
cepts-4OOO bbls flour, 1000 bushels wheat $1,000 do
corn 20OD 5000 barley and 1000
hogs. shpments30O0 bbs -FOUR 900 bushels wheat yaOJD
10 corn, l6,UOO do. oats and 7,0W hogs
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additional siock-the rise catching one or two
'shorts," whose stock was bought In under the
rule this afternoon. Alter the settlement
OF this matter, which occupied the at
tention OF the Board most OF the forenoon
and had lowered prices in the morning TO, for some
specalles nearly the lowest reached IN the 'break"
OF Monday, an Improvement set in, lasting to the
close of business, when, although the dealings both
IN the decline aud upon the advance had not been
large, prices ranged u y above the opening
figures. Hannibal and st. Joseph preferred stood
quiet AT "a throughout the commotion in the CON-
mon stock. Erie was strong on Albany advices
Offering more hopes for repeal OF she Classlhoa-
ton act Harlem recovered TO 1l2x ON light trans
aclSns.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows the highest and low est
Of fha Ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-14
A MAN EATER,

Onlcer Micnaels, OF the Ninth precinct, yesterday
morning arraigned before Justice Cox, at JET.
ferson Market, Patrick Dean, notorious character
OF the Ninth ward, charged with mayhem. The
officer stated that while endeavoring to convey
Dean to the station house IN Charles street he
Knocked him down, and getting one OF his fingers
In his mouth he nearly bit It OH. With the assist.
ance OF officer REILLY the ruf1an was conveyed to
the station house and locked up The prisoner de-
niea .ne charge YESTERDAY morning. but was com-
mltteo Ia delault OF &3s0N to appeai Tor TRIAL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-14

For iutue delivery basis low middng) the been
as follows Last evening 2oo at 22Sc 100
q PIG March, 4SS at SSc 100 at 2s lllsc 1S at s5ssc,
200 az % 3Isc 100 at 500 at 200 at 23c May zoo
A. Ss,c 900 at 2sSc June 100 az s34 Total $500 bales
800 q. Disc 200 Disc 800 at s3c zoo at 3
9l6c 300 at 226c 100 at % 9l6c 100 Sc 800 At %
alse soS a. goo at 22 900 at 7lsc 100 q sa3e
at q 5l6c 200 at 2S,sc 800 at % lsIsc 800 at lSc Nav
1000 at 2sc 800 at llsc !lOo q 2ac june 200 al
At % Sl5c Total II 500 bales Grand total I7l0o bales
Rates on cotton to foreign ports closed steady follows
steam 1c., gold; sail. &c TO Hamburg, by steam 3D.,
pressed: To Baltic ports, by sail, hc lc., gold.
The total receipts at the ports sum thus :Gaveston,
1855 Charleston, 49, Wilmington, ~ Norfolk, 1870 Bal.
tmore, 2l0 New York. 1903; Boston, TO- total i55l3 this
day last week 124s9 this day last 1850 anote
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-02-14
SOUTHERN SECURITIES IRREGULAR.

SOUTHERN SECURITIES IRREGULAR.
The Southern list was irregulaN being weak and
lower for the South Carolinas ana strong and
higher for the Virginia cons0s, which latter were
fairly active with advance to sly, although they
did not keep the whole OF the Improvement to the
close. The recent sharp advance In new South
Carolinas seems to have invited to realize and
continuance OF the reaction referred 20 yesterday
took them back to 81 k;aewhere there
was not much doing, but while dull
the general list was steady. n not
strong and closed with the following quotations.
Tennessee, ex coupon. 60 q COZ; do. new, SO q
o6H; Virginia, ex coupon, SO q 90; do. registered
stock, old. As 50; do. sixes, consolidated bonds,
661 a SIX; do. skies. deferred scrip, Tx 1874;
Georgia skies, Is q 49, do. sevens, IS a SO; North
Carolina, ex coupon, 32A "a; 90. funding, 1886.
% "a; do do, 1858, 81 %; do new, Tx 10;
do. special tax, Is IA; Missouri skies, "a a e4h;
do. Hannibal and 81. Joseph, % q 93 Louisiana
skies. 90 q 90; do new, so q IS: do levee skies,
81 "a; do. do. Fights, 10 u 80; do. do. eights
1875 so q "a; do. Penitentiary sevens, e5 a TO-;
do railroad Fights. 10 so; Alabama fves. so q
60; do. elghts. 90 q 90; do. eights Montgomery
and Eufaula Railroad, IS a 92 South Carolina
skies, So SO; do. new, January and July s2X
q 33; do. do, April and October. 81 o 49,;
Arkansas skies, funded, So CO.
THE RAILROAD BOMBS.
The following were the bids for the railroad