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+. 3. SPENCE & soS-Umbrellas.

FASHIONS FOR THE NEW YEAR.--Latest styles O
nttcIieks Patterns just received at the Office OF t
Howe Sewing Machine, 81 Main street. Also, NE
lropolitan for January.
r. r. AcKESSEY, Agent,
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REGISTRARS Arro1.TED.-Judge Guigon
Yesterday appointed the following registrars
loc tue ensuing year:
CgGY Wcrd.- First precinct, Alexander
Calder; second, j. L. Timbcrlake; third, Z.
u. Crump.
Monroe UTard--First precinct, James r.
Fisher; second, r. Wood; third, David b.
Jones; fourth, j. j. Cryitcniield.
Madison HTard.-FirSt precinct, Charles
?. Laushton second, W. ". StOvcr; third,
james II. Pecor; fourth, W.. Grettc:'.
JeGcrs0n Ward.- First precinct, W. F.
Rogers; second, W. W. Wood; third, W.
II. Gresham; fourth, Charles ". Otcy.
Na'shaU H'ard.-First precinct, J. J. Cam
non; second, J. I. Shinberger; third, II. L..
Moore.
Jackson UIard.-Ficst precinct, J. n. Ma
con; second, Montrose Angle third, John
Hagan, ii.
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CoNNIssIoSED.-TEe Governor has COM
nlissioncd John Z. Page, Esq, county judge
Of Clarke county.
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BOND REcoEDED.-!The official bond Of Jo-
seph II. Stevens. recently elected general
agent and s.orekeeper of tie pententiary,
having been approved by the Governor, he
has entered upon the discharge of his duties.
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M4aRINE INTELLTGESGE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. JkSUAsy . ~,

: MINIATURE EALalAEAGrJANuARY 0, ,ls7l,
gun gun 7le Moou rises........., s:is
sun SET. :. !: as High tide. Sas
PORT OF RICHMOND, JANUARY s, 1879.
ARRIVED.
selSors, j. W. Wyatt. 80 n.
Steamer Ci. Il. UPTON, New York merchandise and
passengers, d. j. Burr.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk, uerchan.
disc and passengers, L. b. Tatum, agent.
SAILED.
Steamer Palisade, Nelson, Norfolk, merchandise
ana passengers, w. P. Brett, agent, sset -.
CLEARED For RICHMoyD.8
BALTIMORE, Nd, January d.-Cleare, schooners
Milton, Corsey. and Maggie Myers.
MEMORANDUM.
VINEYARD HAVEN, January 2.-Arrlred, schooner
tor Boston.
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As yesterday was n rainy day, Z. b. SPENCE & Son
had quite rush on them for umbrellas.
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ursT1SGs CovRT.-This court met yestcr-
day and adjourned until the first Monday in
February (thc 9TH.
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s!- TUE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CIRCULATION oV ALL TUE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS cF THE CITY.
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OFFICE McTUAL BUILDING FUND AND DoLLARl
SAvIIGS BANK. !
rs'HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
& STOCKHOLDERS Of lhls institution for the
election or directors win be held this Office
THURSDAY EVENING. january 1lth. 1872, at the
hour Of o'clock. THOMAS :. ARMISTEAD,
n It'd Cashier.
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OFFICE Or new MEcnANIcsyILLEl

oCrrci. or NEW MECHASICsvHLE)
TURNPIKE COMPANY,
December q. ls7L
JE'HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
L STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS COMPANY
t,r tie election Of President and Directors will 10
held n. the Toulouse af 3 o'clock y. II. Oh MON.
DAY the 18th January, ls72
". Ii. PLEASAETS, Secretary.
The regular meeting OF the Board OF Directors
will be held ut Il o'clock VI. on the same day.
de y &Tntl
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NATIONAL BANK.

PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK.
ENHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
L STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS BANK, for tho
election OF Directors, will be held ut Its banking
house on TUESDAY, January o. 1875, at IL O'Clock.
dc l3-Wtd JOHN e.. DAVIS. Cashier.
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OFFICE OLD DOMINION INSURANCE CoMr'Y,}
RICiIIoyD, VA, January ?, ls72.
TTHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
l. STOCKHOLDERS OF this company viii be
held IT their olive, In the city Of Richmond, on
rU ESD AY eth january, 1872. at O'Clock p. VI.
IN o-codtd F. c. WHERRY, Secretary.
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RESERVE ENDOWMENT POLICIES are SRI AaIty
With the WIDows' AND ORPirASs' BEHEYIT LPH
INSURANCE CosiPASr. j. Il. Moore, agent; conner
of Cary and Thirteenth streets,
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DHtk AND JOB PRINTING NEATLY
= itDNI NJ THIS OFFICE.
Kos. STEEL, &c.
= a4, EfSf ENGLISH aud AMERICAN RE-
iiNEb IRON, assorted siIcs;
- Ln- Shi.tsES IRON. assorted biLe9;
l-A.7 : .AiLDN'S CAST SIEEL-Squarc, Flat,
and bcia2on:
t'm AMEHItA& EL!STERED STEEL,
- i.~~ih ikOS,
NHEII IikC,
rlG TIN SPLITTER, &C., for sale by
i --=Hdaw H.. 4 s. WORKMAN & co.
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The regular Scmi-mon;hly meeting Of the
City Council WAS held Yesterday afternoon.
Present: i. II. sStarkc, Esq, president:
McS,rs. Anderson, Scott of Clay Ward,
Hooper, Palmer, Chcstcrman, Stre'ls, Wynnc,
Barganin, Sloan, Wagner, l>aacs, Davis,
Higgins, scott Of Jefferson Ward, Smith.
Whitlock, Lipscomh, Metzger, kerse, Bcs-
sieux, Allen, Roper, Br:sclman, Freeman, and
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.-.GN ". P!EnCE Is this day ad-
..... %. .ats..,.-: in my business. aud r.
,...,l:r.,I.., ~ his fyicE'S. 1ae
.. a- ,...- ry.n..Iu unchanged.
!J.h N,iLIt. Ar"!hccary,
f:.,& .n;,' Mar hall streets.
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MOTTO A general meeting Of tho
~ STOCKHOLDERS Of the VIRGINIA SUGAR
REFINING COMPANY win be held In the city OF
it!rhm0nd, 1T The oNl"e of Alessrs. LANCASTER &
CO., at l2 i. the 5th day of February, 1872.
Il. IF. LOGAN, President
"a std Virginia Sugar RciiIing Company.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF RICHMOND I
RICIIAQSn. nGcnmher L. lS1l-

VNUE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
l. STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS BANK will 10
held ut their ban.inc-house, in the city Of Rich
moEd, on TUESDAY, J;ta;lry 0, 1872, ut II O'Clock
VI.
dc ls-otlw:d s. A. GLOVER, Cashier.
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MERCHANTS AND PLANT ERS
ITA SAVINGS BANK OF RICIIMOSD.-Ths
annual meeting Of the stockholders of this Bank
will be held at@heIr office on the lGTIr JANUARY,
1872, at O'Clock L. ~ Stockholders will please be
present IN person or BY proxy.
ias WILLIAM 4: JENKINS, Cashier.
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T @. Q. F.-The members of& -
IL UNION LODGE. No. 7, are or
deretl to assemble at Odd-Fcllows Hall ~
ILEspAI at 10 O'Clock to attend the +
funeral Of brother W. 4. t. EYE.
Past Grand members Of sister Lodges arc re-
qucstca to attend.
BY order OF the N. c., HUGII SMITH.
il 9-it* A. Il. BURR. Secretary
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's'HE MEMBERS OF THE CATHOLIC
4 BENEFICIAL SOCIETY are hereby notified
70 assemble at the corner OF Mayo and Franklin
streets at y O'CLOCK TODAY January O. 1872, to ~.
tend the funeral Of Brother W. II. McGRAry.
Ly order Of the President.
JOSEPH ". LAURE,
j. e-ItF Secretary,
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MEETINGS.

I O. O. F.-The members of NELSON
i. ENCAMPMENT, No. p will meet q -
ut Odd-Fcli0ws' Hall TODAY at 10 s\H
O'Clock a. II. to pay the lust sad tribute x
of respect to our deceased Past Grand ~
Patriarch ". A. II. ME.
by order Of The G.. p.
IN 9-ltH WILIGAaIJ j. RIDDICK Scribe
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ANSlvERsAny CrLEBEATIoS. - Friendship
Lodge, No. 20, Knights of PythiaS, have
postponed their celebration of the new year
until the 18th instant. This Lodge was or
ganized January 10, 1871, and has on its roll
about eighty-liye active working Knights.
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IMPROVED ORDER RED MEN.--A
regular council Ere eofCHICKAHOMJNYTR of TRIGE. ;.
So.3i. j. o. X. NJ, will Ec klndlcd In their wigwam
corner Twcnty-sixth and NJ streets, ut 30 breaths
past itl run, settling sun, 9th Sleep cold moon, G. $.
ID. 3sl.
Chiefs and brothers Of oer:rbcs arc invited to To
present.
i'y orf!er Of NJ. Y. WJf!TEHURST, w q
Z. WILEY DAVIS, Chief of Records ia 9-ltx
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being 1874 and 1888 but the transactions ~ RUE were
not large. The Investments well maintained eA'
presses having been dull and neglected Inc ciosinb
days OF the week witnessed rather more active specu
ation and 1t is believed that with cooler weather ths
indication would quickly develop into genuine burst
OF activity. Operators will return from the water
ing places and restore life TO dealings tue stock mar
ket To-day there was diminution In the
volume OF business compared with yesterday
and previous days. the general fluctuations
having been within narrow The
feature still Erie, which made down from ls
about in accordance with London prices. Tho rest
Of the list quiet and heavy though the decline was
less than Onehaf per cent all over the larger business
being in the chief speculatyes. Panama ruled strong
at 1862 Delaware, Lackawauna and Western selling at
1854 a1s; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, ma Har-
Iem l5i and Dubuque and Sioux City TO- Miscellaneous
shares were quiet, and express stock, except small
OF Adams at 9e4, neglected. The lete market was
extremely heavy. The opening. highest, lowest, and
closing prices O active stocks follows:
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pAsSENGERs ARRIgED.

vpou IlvERPooITs aolH''t9 ParNss o Aus NJ and NJ
~. - ~ MIS- Dawes mr. and Mrs y & $3.50 4 a
49, we,be sons d,ugh.cr and s,Isn. y T rnaic Mrs. n
BsBbrage DE W9odvio IVA Nj and h H. Grpkes, James
e Hl ca, Psyc Hunuey' Ms hewS a. ~ nv Ian
N tt W. arEv,n George Jones, Miss yuhs Iatt y W 49,
~ ioss -, ~ ~ Gibson and M. T. A. Cutter OhsHe A Nh
geThe Dser V,eoT stewart Mrs r. L. f9Istet II
sh s Wss Jsla Mayer William Pretty r. Itn5,,p
efhn9, ~ Al r. Andrews, Mrs bhtateth M.
O Lee, n Cauo- MrA C. T. Richardson Mr.. Behrtns MI
si av 3 a Porter Br J. v Smith, R. G. Ggrne MIS- ~. ~. 49,
~ tnvns,in Smith G. r. Painter T. j. DenSon hss f''
iir MIS- M snead Mss M B. Gibson master SS.S' d.
s y n stewart W. n Stewart, H., kopert e.
~ "a uy,r Waiter Knox X. Brown j. NJ brown MI anu
n Iref MIS- Susan G. Wo0iwarl Miss De beyheI aI saS
n tpoT Il Nails Aeheon Harien. hs Marfioes anu oup,
1nrenf Rev l. Ward W Hsulon, Prsi ~ T. MSnss ~. W
lsdy Ars S. ~ Psinter Mt ard Mrs q = "0O0"'u' ' ~
IRON sAvANNAH-Ta steamship Hgat.r.t Avg - a. ~, p
aewit Sealey A. y. Stern G. T. Nakeheh ana hul NJ
Ses and servant L. Barucn JO Heshe d W5.e ana T
no, NeF.rland Soddand w Rosmeri RI yvasal W
&c Korboose J. Cslkn W. Doees G. Lsenmsn j. 1sgre Mrs
49,, q G.rbutt J. Garbutt G. G. Davenport NJ n.n,si.
~ nj - n oven ID walsh and lady Miss NJ LYON : ~ pA"'
40 l.d De Leon j. W. Mira I. Wood A. MASS y ~ as
TR0N MORPURAD CITY. ~ Cha sea1sAtP lol,l ~ Wss "a
Ms NJ Poster Mrs. T. Jones kaduhe sh1 rrs and
Biss Rev Mr. Whitney, n. s. Dr. Ilos' N~f'H' Jun" WA
Z ahas
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Gold was again active, particularly this forenoon,
with further pressure of long gold, and consequent
decline in the price 1875 from ll3l at the opening
The recent perturbatOns show how much and how
easily the business OF the country may be in
jured when left as they are to the tender Of
gold conspirators When, few weeks ago. the latest
Of these mschievous combinations was formed the in
tenton clearly was carry the price far above the
highest point finally attained, and, had the clique
possessed the requisite capital or could they have had
formerly they in the habit OF having the CO.
operation Of two or three sound banks their highest ex
pectatons would have been realized and the detrment
to legitimate trade would have been quite beyond com
putation Now however, ihardly any Of the asso-
ciaed banks dare lend itself TO the locking up OF gold
lest it incur the dspeasure OF its fellows and be de-
prved Of the advantages Of the Clearinghouse system
loss for which share Of clique profits would
hardly afford adequate compensation. When the
manipulatOrs of the late movement found that
although they had withdrawn from use all the
coin they had the capital 10 buy, the market
halted at ll5i, it became apparent to
their experienced observation that If they neglected TO
sell out the precious commodity would fail on
their hands and subject them TO serious loss The sub
sequent sudden decline of per cent indicates unnis-
takably that they adopted the only left TO them
in parting with their large holdings and probably selling
largely short in anticipation Of the inevitable break
They have already realized moderate profit on their
purchases and doubtless expect further advantage
from their short sales but their gains are as nothing
when compared with the injuries inflicted outside OF
Wal-st in rendering all legitimate merchandising pre-
carious, and attaching to it risks and uncertainties
against which degree Of prudence or foresight can
provide
In the gold loan market the rates were g. 81 per
cent for carrying The Assistant Treasurer redeemed
I'm called bonds s5OOO total of s5975eOOO disbursng
$4,000 on account Of coin interest on the public debt
The days business the Gold Exchange Bank was as
follows: Gold cleared s74763 OOO gold balances, $780,,
$50; currency balances, $3,2i3,393.
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The days business at the U. s. Treasury was:
Foreign Exchange closes dull after the steamer az the
following (nominaD quotations

The money market to-day has been quiet ana STEADY
at and per cent call, and TO for prime CONNER
cial paper The bank return was unfavOrabIe rejecting
the movement OF currency westward in the heavy loss
I'm legaenders The gold average was down S2l921OO,
the coin movement of the week covering the ds0urse-
ment by the Treasury Of s2O0oco on account OF the
regular gold sale $4,000 account Of Fyerwenties re-
deemed and in coin interest on the public debit
the payments into the Treasury in the way OF customs
amounting to S3495229, and the shipments s3j4,lss
favorable feature Of the exhibit is the wholesome con-
traction in loans The total OF the banks are
reduced s3s565OO but the liabilities are heavily de-
creased by the unusually large loss in deposits the banks
do not lose but g. and hold $562O95o in sur
plus over legal reserve The following table shows the
condition Of the NewYor City banks at the dates under
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The balances in the Treasury OF the United States at
the close of business to-day, were: Currency 555s
COIN s7s79594 including s295537OO in coin certificates
Amount OF fractional currency received from the
printers for the week ending to-day s9sOo shipments
Of currency. $6l24OO; shipments of notes, $63l,5C0
amount held by the Treasurer security for National
Bank circulation 1851 3ss 200; and for deposits Of
public money s5sO5O OO Internal Revenue receipts to-
day. s333lO; and for the month, s9OOO5 receipts for
the fiscal year TO date S2S23477: National Bank cur
rency outstanding s3Ss6SOO27 National gold notes out
standing, a, 100000.
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
ST.. JOSEPH AND DENVER CRY RAILROAD
COMPANY'S
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS

FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
are being absorbed by an increasing demand for
them.
Besides being the obligation of wealthy corpora
tion composed Of men of experience aud heightened
commercial integrity they are secured by first
mortgage on the road, revenues. land grant, fran
chise, and equipments, combined in one mortgage,
and are readily negotiable both in the markets Of
this country and Europe.
liberal sinking fund provided in the mortgage
deed mast advance the price upon the closing OF
the loan. Principal and interest payable in GOLD.
Interest at eight 49, per cent per annum, payable
semi-annually free of tax. Principal in thirty
years. Denominations, $1,000 $500, and 500 Cou-
pons Registered.
Price 97I and accrued interest IN currency from
August Is, 1872.
Maps, circulars, documents, and information fur
nished.
Trustees, Farmers Loan and Trust Company Of
New-York
The diminished quantity Of these Bonds for sale.
and the increased demand absorbing them, warrant
the belief they will be sought for AZ an advance
considerably above the present subscription price at
which they can now be had through the principal
Banks and Bankers throughout the country, and
from the undersigned who unhesitatingly recon-
mend them.
TANNER & Co.. Bankers. No. II Wall-st
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The CHICAGO. DNvHLE AND VNcENNEs Ran.
ROAD Is earning n yidend upon its stock, beside
interest upon it's bonds But small amount Of the
First Mortgage Per Cent Gold Bonds remain ur-
sold These we offer for the present at 90 and inter
est Apply in person or by mail TO
w. b. sHATTUoK & Co. Bankers,
No. % Nassau-st., New-YOrk.
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THE MARKETS.

lcsrsfslv Reported tor IHa Isfsusn' =, -,
AsuEsPOs continue very strong at % SGss 10 Pearls are
rominal al ell eu' ,.-, -
COT rOE-The transactions Cotton Tie SPOT hsi evening" were
arm teday the market que, bot hnn 0rs.r advaaeeo ate
Good Orlnary advanced sales yS bals A lass sfenns OF
shh s bales for consumption forward deliveries declined &c.,
with demand follows all % ees 81 Low MD
ding; sales evening" mAugust 40 e. Osc septsm
Der 20 sl6e go le ocioSer 100 a. Die 100 sts
30 Al 1910 al November 200 Al lst January ~ a.
lsic. " O., 10 c, o. sxehange-io paid 70 st-
change 100 October total 2t0 baes Sses 70
n ~ 9 M s~ntenber 40 al 70 56c October ~ Slec
100 At Isle DO 81 10 slice EKchanze-s6c paid 70 eKeAange eo
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A STRONG ILLINOIS SECURITY.

We offer for sale at IS and accrued interest in cur
rency the FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER GENT
GOLD BONDS of the JACKSONVILLE, NORTH WEST
rpS AND SOUTH EASTERN RAILWAY Co.. The great
AGRICULTURAL and mineral wealth of the country
through which the line passes renders these bonds
security of the highest character.
Pamphlets on application.
GIBSON, CASANOVA * Co.,
so Exchauge-pla New-York.
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Aud as foIIows for. the cIty bank .t0eks


Railroad bonds closed firm considering the sharp de
cline IN the gold premium and stocks. fair demand
has prevailed both for the old and new issues Central
Pacncs closed at 1OB alO2 Land Grants, sol9s, and
Incomes, s6sGSeI The following the bids
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-26

Mis- Iaeb3 B1rss MIS- Mareu "a bs' IossuS Kane Isdor
a. 80 vesrs Aurei NcComhs Jsmes ha "''s''"' W.
Ft,,ass Emil suauss, H. Hays
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VIZ H. WEED, suPtSewJsr,ey Diy,o
Genersi Ticket Agent

NEW-JERSEY SOU T HEM RAILROAD
~ LISE-For LONG BRANCH and STATIONS on EEw-JER-
sEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD, its BRANCHE and CONNECTIONS
Steamers connecting trains at SANDY Hook leave Pier @ North
River follows: ...,
PLYMOUTH ROCK, 6iE =. m, through to)e.wsrs Bay.
JESSE HOYT, $40 u. Wareogn VIA Ins hyer
PLYMOUTH ROCK H. EXPRESS oLong Branch through 10
Delaware BAY
The Gas $50 and D. Rel Bnt aud tie
Port Monmouth.
All trains stop at Long Branch -
EXCURSION TICKETS Sandy Hook sn return good for either Of
Wv P a. w BEsTLgY, GensraIasus llo Broadway
Y p EIECH Areni Pier -
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~,Nt.TpRK ALMANAC

Svr 6:42 Moor ueA s''''''iA'-'
pAF--A an
las Hell 1ae Fe4il''' 80
cAiH" $500 ares wATRR DAv-F.
-, A.. 1S5 Cows isaDL... 2O8 Hell Gate tenI'' ''''
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Coleman BenedIeL,s eloslng quotatIOIs vere |:

The sboined table shows The hghestand lowest prices
Of leading stocks United States bonds, and gold made
dunng the week. well the closing quotations OF
each at the dates aforementioned
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WI ttaI --...,, - ~ al
fe....ssf.s. .,lsueSO $1,000 $1,000 - % 5oa

Government bonds showed further decline in the
bidding quotations, gold took lower level business
WAS liz ht in all the issues, O. Of 1881 selling at Ob
coupon ise4 1854 do 1868 az lib and the new oS Oh
1881 at ll2i The London market was steady Inc new
French s. dropped from Il per cent premium this morn
inc N 2. e93 per cent The market closed quiet the
basis Of ll4I ana for 1868 FisS Hatch report as fol-
laws al 3 d. IN,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-26

eThe transactions in State bonds were trifne the mar
ket having fallen into actual insgnncance south caro-
lnas were barely steady The folowingwere the bids;
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Excursions.

EXCURSION-A beautiful, pleasant, healthy.
II cheap EXCURSION g and along koeEawA Beach for mile,
bv the SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD. Do not fail to enjoy H. Trains
leave Grandst ferries and ~ and and u "
p NJ returning in good season
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90 mhom II man GOutern

AGENCY WANTED.-The General Agency
N for desirable business Good references gwen Address J. T.
III Grsrd-st. Hes-YoTk City.
ANY INSURANCE COMPANY desiring to
~ extend ea business make with
gentleman ability and orpeenoe who leave for
sDetil Ct ~ weeks In Texas. Address n, Tribune Once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-26

BUFFALO CITY Z PER CENT BONDS.
Price, 100 and Interest. PRINCIPAL DUE 1890.
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ALLENTOWN LINE TO THB WEST.
SIMMpD 49, INIEMLNIn


SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing July 10, lS72.-Leave Hew-ioIk - follows
535 q m--Wy Train for Somervlle ant Ffmngion-
m.f0r baon. bethlehem Bath Mauch ChuhA Nlnssoarre
Pitkton NJ hsnoy City Mt Carmel Hazeoni TuE me- aosanda
WaSery SC Connects at junction Del. Lack wet
yGm-hOhNlNG EXPRESS daily e1oept Sanla,slL o 5.styh
Allentown Harrisburg ard the West Connects AZ soee or
flemngon at haon haueh Chunk Nkesoas scranton WI
Transport Erie, &c.
1880 g. m-Wav Train for eomervle.
12;05 .. m.-Way Train for Eason. 80 -,
mFor Pennington, Eaon ADsntoSn. Naneh ChgtA hahAnoy
City hafeion, Wkesharre Scranton, Reading Noanp LANCASTER
kphrata, Pottsyle. Harrisburg &c.
2:5 p m.-For Somervile
32J D. m.-For Pniu6eld
D. m.-Por Someryile.
$3.50 mFoF hast0n, Allentown and Mauch NluhA NopneeN ~
Junction with Del. Lack. West r. r.
>. m.-F0r Bonneville and Pennington.
$3.50 p. m.-FOr Sonervile
6p m-BvENING EXPRESS daily for Eaon Bethlehem, Allen
town Reading Harrisburg, Pittsburgh Chicago col Cincinnati
p m.-For Someryle.
$50 n m. -(EmgTsnt)-Por Baston.
" and 1880 p. m.-Ror Plainhed =.
1000 1880 Hoo Has M l2:OS lGi5 100 2e0 300 $500, 30
3:i5, 400 AIS 49, 4:tS 500 us $3.50 5;4S $780, $50 1900 49,
145 $40. 500, 9:f5, 1880, 1850. 1900 o
Tickets m the West he obtained AZ the Office Of The Central Ran
road Of NeNerey foot Of Lberyst NeWYor and at the principal
n " KICKER Superintendent
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Alarble dn0 Slate maniels.

A KLABER, Steam MARBLE and MARBLE
"A. lziNG WOaKs E and 80 sss Egatseath!I Marble 9ni
h1ed huts Thing Marble Counters Monuments Al pnees that
esfy eonpeaton Marble turning ieI !he trade
STEWART SLATE MANTELS-Rich and
~ elegant dghf Ste description. MARBLE and
WOOD MAETELS. T. +. STEWART Co. 2l0 and IN West
Tweuty-thirl-si one block west Of Sirh-sye
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK ExcHANGE-FIRsr CALL
SALES FROM 10 TO 1O4 4. ".
10t O'CLOCK A. NJ.

Sails Of GOrcrHn<hf bonds .,. ~,
1000 " g. g. 1891 GouIl6 so U. s. $40 Con btj's'''if
S0u 3 so tou tan......l5 10000 = o. el III
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