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MosEy NJ WALL srnsrr. "A - II York
letter 10 Boston papsrsisss an interesting
account OF how money in sstiniafed III WAL


MONEY N WALL STREET IA New Fork
letter 10 q Boston papers isss an interesting
account y OF how nlonesais sstimafed M wal
Istreet. Il saws 1ittlsIial'f I'd
We met, not long since. two celebrated,
operators-riz., Leonard ". Jerome and
John NJ. Tobin,,, The former OF these gentle.
fiiens who reigncd with such splendor in the
greenback err. is now somewhat out ol
health, and Is leading a very quiet life, rarely
being seen in the stock market. His wealth.
which was once counted by the millions. Is
considerably reduced. "How much is Je.
rome worthT' inquired / lately OF y. NJ, E.,
chat well-known, though now retired, stock
operator of Boston antecedents. ?" Well, not
much" was the reply; "nbo,t threc-u,,ar.
tiers of a million" This illustrates the wall
street idea of fortune. A man who has q
hundred thousand is generally spoken of as
having ga little money; n half-miIlonare
Is said TO be "prctty well of" millionaire
is called "well off," while the possession OF
from five to ten millions gives the man the
title Of rich, or perhaps ''money king" II
he uses bis money skilfllly In the street.
Joha 81. Tobin was looking wan and worn.
dis opal eye was not as lustrous rs in those
famous campaigns of 1S63-'84, when It blazed
otci ttic ffOWu lke II meteor rs lie snapped
up million after million of gold and stocks.
He, too. in the zenith of his power was
worth S4,s00,000, made in less than three
years from the time he entered the street, OBJ
sc,uc and pcnnilcss, and now, with half a
million remaining out of his splendid for.
tune, he wanders about the street complain
ing of his poverty, AMI amusing himself With
trifin2 Flyers of five hundred share lots.
These men are comparatively fortunate ex-
arnp'es Of tho l,ruverh so often iltlistrted in
Wall street 1T is long road which has no
turn" 0... .-...r, ,.-.
The possession of million won across
that great giming-table the stock market is
more apt to turn the head and lead. to loss
and ruin. If Leonard W. Jerome and John
NJ. Tobin have survived the shocks of chance
and still possess a competency, a score of
others, like Anthony w. Morse and w. S.
Woodward. see their millions melt into
"thin air." and themselves stranded high
upon the beach of speculation, without a
wave to rock their hulls or breeze 10 fan
their sails. ~s.a-..
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Queen Victoria has given Miss Nellie Gran
her portrait set in precious stones.
Rev. Mr.. Browne, who killed boy in Gin
cinnati lately, is said to be dying.
The next advance is Partisan college OF
journalists. - uE
A western college offers prize for good
manners. H..
Mrs. Martha j. Ross, wife of George Ross,
q boat-builder, committed suicide Monday
night by taking laudanum. ..s q.
In Merriwether county. Ca, last week, one
court granted three divorces at one sitting
This beats Illinois. .....
Queen Victoria. with four of her children,
are now at Baimoral enjoying the delicious
breczes of the Highlands.
Wilton, house painter, has been elected
to the Canadian House of Commons-the first
workman to receive that distinction. .
All the members of the Grant Republican
declared for Greeley.
+ Out of 1000 German voters in San Fran
cisco, only eighteen would sign a~call for ;
German Grant meeting.
The heirs mt law Of the late Mr.. George
jacques, OF Worcester, Mass, strcnuously
object to his leaving S2j0,000 for the iounda
ton of a hospital,
Among the patent contriranceS designed
to stop runaway horses is Il pair of binders
by which the driver, OH pulling cord, III
SANITY and etlcctlmlly blindfolds the animal
1t is now claimed that the architect Of thu
great Chinese wall" was n woman but
woman wouldn't do anything to keep mel
out in that way.
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a CuLoRoFoRM ELorEMEST.-Mrs. Eddcf,
at Berlin, Ohio. who had been married seven
years and lived happily, woke up ut ~
o'clock last night, put some chlorotorm on a
sponge, whinh she held to her husbands
nose and left it sticking there, while she
cleaned $500 out Of the bureau.dr3wer ana
started for Detroit, where she met an "afnl!'
ity" that she knew before she was married
Dir. Edder was very angry when he woke up.
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!. GIy1Na THEM A sHow,--7A Sapou: springs
correspondent of the Baltimore Gazette thus
inaug,llates style of giving the. ,gentlemNe,'l
4 show: /" MIR. Chamblil, rs Hotofrrnus, maoe
many admirers, Dir. Lambert Hopkins, o.
Robin. pas the beau Of the efeAinyT -
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The CUBAN WAR.-The war still RACES in
the mountainous districts Of Cuba. On the
2,tl ultino the insurgents attacked the town
Of Barre Arritp, but were repulsed by the
garrison. The insurgents were pursued TO
the mountains Of Laguira, where another
engagement was fought, i'll WHICH they were
fpiiutrt.
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Probably the biggest job ever attempted in
the.way of transportation by rail is that OF
taking to San Francisco two enormous iron
paddle-shatts, made by I.nzell, Perkins & CO..
Of Bridsewater, Mass, for the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company, and intended for the
steamers China and Japan. These shafts are
of solid iron, measuring respectively 3st and
39a feet in length and rs inches In diameter,
and their combined weight is d trifie over II
tons. They are loaded on four cars, and left
the Boston and Albany depot on Thursday
morning in charge of Lovelfs Locomotive
Express.
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MOSQUITOES IN THE HuB.-Thc Boston
Commercial Bulletin gives neat newspaper
hoist to the mosqutoiplague with which the
Hub is just now afflicted: - The fremont.
Street horse-cars are, escorted down town
every evening now by picked battalions OF
mosquitoes. One OF the body-guard, a light.
weight blood-letter Of fourteen pounds. col
lided with bulldog belonging to one of the
passengers last night. The owner thought
the dogs collar might be worth something
and took it home with him.
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CARBoLIC' ACIp AS A DfsrNPgCTAST.-C.
Homburgh, of Berlin, proposes to Use car.
bolic acid as a disinfectant by Sturating
sheets Of Bristol board, or any other thick,
sponsy paper, with solution of carbolir
acid in water. The paper, in pieces of any
Convenient size, may be hung up in the room
to be disiniected, or may be. placed in draw.
ers, or wardrohes where it is desired to pro-
tect clothing from moths or other insects
This suggests convenient method of ,lsin.
this excellent dlsinfectant and insect Gle.
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CHINESE CONVERTS IN CALlFoRSlA.-John
Chiuaman has occaSioned some curious reli-
giollS complications in San Francisco. Some
members of the Third Congregational church
had formed class Of intelligent Chinese,
taugh; them the rudiments of the English
Language, and also instructed them in mat
tiers of religion, aud after awhile the leaders
Of the movement thought their pupils sut1i-
GENTLY advanced to he permitted to worship
in The church every Sunday. This was Bit
icrly opposed hy some Of the congregation,
and when 4 vote was taken there were fifty
two in favor and eighteen against admission.
The minority made things so lively that the
admission of the Chinese converts was post
poned six months; and in the mean time tie
pastor, having got mixed up i'll tile dispute,
was compelled to resign. The opposing fac
tious are now left to fight il out among them
selves, while the poor converts. who had
hcen temporarily abandoned by both sides,
are left exposed to the enemy of souls.
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PACIFIC STEAMER EuRNT.-The iacliIc
mail steamer America was burned Willie an
cs,o,yd in the lmrbor Of Yokohama, japan,
ON tile oath of August. Gold anu SILVER
coin to the amount of 100000 was i os,
The passengers and crew escape o:o, Inc Inc
America was a new vessel Quilt in lSO9) ana
was valued at million of dollars. ~. i 4
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The CoIvnCcREssEs TRAGEDY. - Captain
tolyocorcs>,s. whose suicide or murder last
June 1T Bridgeport lropoundcd conun-
drum worth $4,000 to some twenty life
officers. procured lis insurance through an
agent whose knock-down argument was al
offer to divide commissions to the extent Of
ten per cent. As admitted 10y this agent.
l" that was what weakened him." Ii the 'ia-
hiliticS of the companies is finally established
or Il compromise effected they will probably
take the same view and complain that "that
WIS what weakened then." 1t needs very
little argument {" prove that man who is
lrd into Il S2OO.0G0 line Of life insurance
mainly 10y IN "tl"r of ten per rent. of the
agents commissions could hardly lie a pro-
per subject. Bat be this rs it may. it is obri-
Gus enough that here WAS pretty plain illus
tration OF the demoralizing influence of d.
yiding commits ions Insurance Spectator
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RESTAURANTS.

YETELLE, No. 1904 Main street, y fully
Vs.. ,ot Win one cspedent and another AaS
Mil W ii 20 hard il he doesn't keep his Gus.
TONERS RS and friends cool and comfort srSsYs
able e. the summer god asge nexer 80 of I'M ssan
from the tropics to the lakes, which are served IN
the BEST STYLE OF ART. ,,,e., .po,,,,, .,a
? III, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In this city. u
Win ,esc aud ices aud cooling mineral waters gem
te,me,, can't keep cool theL the weather has W u
Thsukfm for past fayors, he renews bis inyia.io >,
10 line public and promises sa'siactiOnh tha, 50 ~
he found In this world.
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Governor jacob, Of West Virginia, who MS !.
,,;een claimed as an anti-Greeley Democrat, ~
Il understood, will write letter IN il irM
days, IN which he will declare ID 'll'of Q. tu l
election OF Greeley aud Brown.
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aNas sesss.

|-NTOOD, COKE, GO 81 Ig.--I would respect.
fnIixinfqsfa ssieHds and .tsg M Espe:
raft t!iaf a Ytra Pun tndsed q
Eiassi sR them Ii a ffsir bib lfes
better terms than can be HID s iit the sif
III am also prepared to furnish SUt guH E1 HI
yER TfLL, HTETgRPf5G'KJ aGf Al TAAaAsIffa y;
GOALS, ut the very lowest market ~ sotd
Ivy weight. :. e .. 4 " ~ 3fGDJssEaxtssss
|, nm i7es,sEs NV. First and grosds isss
fNOAB 5s1kND D 4, VIC I'D. ON fIand mud
- CONSTANTLY reestslaE fnIl assorimsDt ol y Esi
GOALS and WOOD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
best quality at $3.50 Ga. a5.s6s and 5g.f5
well Screened AMI full weight gnaraufaed, CJ,OYER
HILL CDAJ. front ~ .S1 b 3. 80 per inIG PM
WOOD from So to 90 per cord nSk W00Iis
se.5O per eptd, all delivered free: c. n. PAGE, I.
- Jt-Ar'@ II = los Gr1cesfreefahd .
au 20 5sf Nineteenth ana Carl s,tseis.
GOAL, COKE, #GoD-Byx scboormrs
" McSilaln. Ocean Bird. and Nbin!ug Light am
receiving cargocs Of very superior RED and HITE
ASH EGG. STOVE, and CIIESTN VI, ASTHRf-
CITE COAL. for sale at the very lowest narkei
rates. Also arall supply, at GOmpsnys prices. ei;
CLOVER HILL LUMP, HAIL, and gESGlSE
COAL thttiiiifost. for CRATES. &c. Thebest COOK,
ING COKE. Also aiACIIINE-SAWED RndsSRL1I
0Ak and PINE WOOD OF mieQ1alled quality II
Is convenient aud economical. Also the best Nj
BERIASD COAL. for manufacturing purposes
For fuel of any kind apply to The siisctibr = -
,0r I'LL Main street ami Ninth and Cary streets.
W. Y. -H -. r
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One grand gift, cash
One grand gift, cash :. . wv
Total LOCO gifts. all cash. ........... $500 no

Total, 1000 giftS. all CASH.
TIL. Hon. THOMAS r.. BRAai ErT " Late Sos errnp -
of Kentucky has consented " represent me
ices In the uuilagccnl Of his second , StG oans
frniS The as sale 10 Of Il" the tickets depea
,hSs s ans = aT nsa
TIE drawing will take plee inpabliS; inf a slsT ~
e sad asss;o sn Of ss sfss
Public library Of Kentucky ana ne Sas' nv
gs s%sa :. sq plsasa! a il Hg I
Hss tJ4 4sRtKs s tsssf T. Rsss s
Hon " BRueE Judge Ninth az 80
Eon. I, COCHRAN Ghapee Louisville tian- ss
st Hon n.y. T. D. srAsb,soD President Farmers and and.
lion Join BAsngE, Manager Royal Insurance
'G cSsnei Con. Attorney,
aHa" en- aItaa fu,.,er of rslisIll C4b.net.
Colonel JLsoS JOHNSON, aiafsger OF The saw
i Dr $. BELL, Professor Of eiesl
nT j. q. BANTER Mayor OF LOUSY fs 5ai
Hon T. t. BURNETT, City~ktfc rncy
x. g. BBASSlS, PRECEDENT pfths Manufacturer
sASSs SHiSs sfoaD rFss'dsas q ss0eba M
S I'D. wars :. villa a.s s!e
Y yl sGoSf sEScosS arn s. sesseas seha
non ss 60. nrppxs pres,aeatG psaaf
| Dr.. soRyfN GsEES, President ]. and q.
| tyoI' RosE Agent Adsmss Express Company Essssgs
OFFICERS OF TIL 4 iHisAR e tyssss -
I8fl IsrT iUR NE'rT. President = - . 49, ss.
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. esiaspt. 80 80! s.
III JOHN s. CAIN. Secretary. :,
r. FARMERS ~. DkoY khS q. Isss.at
1 Add,ss THOMAS E.ss5H asIlsssJTty.5
Agent tsnt,iie library uss 81 sahnciS y.
Public LTsss HaiIains, ia.aissi!as sys lss
Circulars giving full apli sit ss..s
Rieb,norS rs Nv iesSaf xs
NOTICE Is HgREB !, ES t..
/ IN the undersigned, Ja7neliiI ~ a9ssii
Il shall. deesseas ef EanGelsr soant3
L fa1,e 1fl,es River and ajiSf
~ new bond, ia place or lie bapds
IN said Company The state &c tss
eayiz No, sss, f6f
VA: NostS fnr ssoss siesf sInis. ISIS S
dated M i. i; Sasss
i.sl March, 80 Which .s s. AZ 4 s.
communicated, &e.sf MARSHALL assss -
1 al s2sshstr 82
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
BANKRUPTCY PRACTICE MADE aAift2
SpEClAITN. EEts
$1,000 cir coSeE GnN slp /

OF THE PUBLlIT LlBkAi VI. lttsLoSR 81
At LUUISt LILLE X i.-By authority In The act OF "a.
the Legislature Incorporating the PUBLIC Lnury OF
Kentucky. the Trustees will give their SEcGNDsot
GRAND GIFT CONCERT in the greet ball 2f ". tae
Public Library building, IN Louisville ky" on SAT- 10
URDAY September 2s 1872. as-t,, S2,stIs.,,s -
One Thousand tickets of admissien VIII DetlssIed al
ut 10 each half tickets IS @
n whole tickets for 800: 2. Tor T2sa 90 TOR 1850
lis for sIoO0; os5 $500: SIS Tor $4,000.
count on less than 500 WORTH of tickets nj
During the Concert the SUN of S5gonoo II cmlr
,en,y viii be given 10 the holders of tickets by dss
trin,iiou Inv lot thousand lifts, Us follows;
list OF GIFTS ~ .Ftlf,sg.E -efr
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r AWSON'S IMPROVED DIAMOND
IL FITRNACE.-The hest furnace ever made. All
WARREN RANGE. 2
First premium, American Institute lsI,;
elevated tIyen Warming 'loset,, Br6ilinQ,,
FentIcr-(;uard Dumping and Shaking Grate' LIZ 90
Draft karp's Side Burning
LA : FIKE-PLAcE,HEAII,ERisns.. surface Of
self-fccding. Has the largest Tasl :s
~ IL shows the entire ire 81
,sxye h., ga secured the agency for the above goods'
which We guasa's'ee ~ Wy VII %TLsON & WEST.
~. 3;s 81 "a No. is17 Main street.
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG
RAILROAD COMPANY,

FORGE r. RuFFIN & CO.,
W 10. 5 Fifteenth street, between aiain anu
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND
FEED DEALERS. -
spen constantly ON hand the best assortment OF
al OVER and TIMOTHY HAY. GRAIN, MEAL,
and FLOuB. A choice lot Of WINTER OATS also
for sale, clean und bright. Call anf examine.
sc s-iw gtIl ~ --- = - - = :.
FssEy,SoCO CONTINUOUS STREAM SY-
IL RINGES and Improved Uterine syringas.
s.s,E ~ Druggists
iTN, srtlRE, mo TONS GROUND PLAs-
i Tell s.fas ssls .ox; i, lee.
lYso
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A NTHRACITEi COAL. superior quality

A NTHRACITEI COAL. superior quality.
IA all sizes; -. E.r. /. I..s. =! Inn -..
CUMBERLAND COAL, for CRATES, engines, and
smiths work; =, .g5ttit -
MIDLOTHIAN and COVER HILL. for CRATES.
Hayu: nattiafs recovered Of my rcceut severe
iftack Of illness. AM ,,uw able to give personal at
tention to my buSinsss aud though yet untl,e t.
cnyass the market the street. can he fouRd
,latIyat my COAI-Y ARp. corner Cary and Nine.
teenth streets where IEhn be hspEy to receive Tire
% nm ir. IL ~ 'i''es "''' - +. T. nFNTi.BY
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TOR NEW YoKK.--,f'he Oid,.ssEaS
II Dominion Steamship eomTany's ele- sssszEssss
CANT side-@hee1 steai1ship WYASOKE, Captain
COUCH Will sail FRIDAY. September. sth< os .
O'clock a. 81, Freight received Until: Thursday.
night. +. : - 'Aat :" =. ~ -
Through bills of lading signed. and goods for
warded With dispatch to all Dts north. south, east.
aud west Close CONNECTIONS made with Cunard
Line for foreign ports. Passenger accommodations
unsurpassed Fare, ST.: steeruge, s.: round-trip
tickets, $50. For freight or passage. apply to i
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent,
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ENORs MEM NOR Bs-+s lid BG.S2s ssya
The e.whetI steamships OLD IksssiNts2S
WYANDkE Bell ~ "a
Newt ok for Norfolk, S3tS Point and -
every 4, and fGYlfT IN
icayei tiehmords every III Esd iEsA f,slsgs
n Tk sSs shIss s ~ estife as new
soons STATE fconis, nnd lnfh-rOJbisl .sfi'f1 ~ =
4 irc accommodations, and stteRtidn are
Close connections made wifi steainers for oil -, =
-,a JOHNNY. @ y 4; asspt. III.
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TOR NORFOLK, WILLIAMsa45S1,
a BURG, AND REGULAR
ISGS ON JAMES RITER.-The flst and commO-
dious steamer PALISkDE,-faptain tHARLEs
NELSON, having been thoroughly, oyerhaned, will
for the above points every TUESDAY, THURS-
DAY and SATURDAY Mt 4. NJ.
Passengers for Williamsburg land ut. Kings Slil
wharf. 4,r -. .-. * .,,...f -.,--,. (
Freiehr received daily tsun,iays excepteds.
Freight for WY landings must be prepaid. Through
freight Forwarded with dispatch. Train leaves City
Point for Petersburg an arrival of steamer. 'lJ
auA ID. II. ROC ERS. Agent
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DEPARTURES ~ I; & or ssTrElI:AsEERs.

,EOR pHILADEL PH I AZ. -,
IL TIE y steamer EMPIRE. Capta
gaYpgRf will receive freiRhf for the abtge pDritH
THURSDAY the 9Th Instant, at IL O'Clock.
Jers,y. and DeawaTe, also for Serfnk. Boston, and
New Orleans. III fow rates. Passuge 10 Philadelphia
W. E. PORTER, Agent.
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Now, we cannot fairly Object to the SER
vices of the Petrol and the lighthouse keep
crs they no doubt do their duty and earn
:!rir pay; but we dcnounce the custom
house expenses in Aplachcola as an impl-
dent Swindlc. -NcW York World.
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cEIF-ADJUS TRUSSES sold at
y MEADE & BAKERS
IN 20 Drug Store.
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EUREkA DIAPERS sold at
a. MEADE L BAKERS
~, ~ Drug Store.
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Was there ever greater swindle, greater
farce, perpetrnted in any country! Here is
a port having no imports-for which mainly,
if not solely, n custom-house is necessary
and whose whole export was S2.3i9, rcquir-
ing collec or. a deputy collector, and four
have signed the outward manifest Of the
S2,349 worth Of goods exported. But if for
moment it should be supposed that the two
collectors and four boatmcn were necessary
to prevent smuggling. we have to inform our
readers that besides the above there is sta
TONED a revenue cutter in Aplachicola to
look after that business. and the expenses
were rs follows in 1871:
-Four officers revenue cutter Petrol. ...... S5.4af
Sc;lucp ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. as Q
And six Iich,huusC Keepers ................ 3,12O
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/ M"n 'snl trial of Mrs. Laura Fair Lcgins
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GRANTS BEEF. EATERS IN THE CUSTOM
HoUsEs.-Apaachcol in Florida, is we'll
known seaport town, but unfortunately it
has no commerce to speak of. The total for
eign commerce of Apalachicola during the
calendar year ending 1871 was as fellows:
Imports MI.
Ss.3lJ
70 take care Of this immense foreign trade
Of Apalachtcoa it required the following
staff, receiving the following salaries:
Snlnry actually
ORcials. pni6 in 1871.
tine collector. 200
Otc l,sbn
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. &C.

OIL OF SANDALWOOD CAPSULES
~ soldat MEADE & BAkEKS
NJ, "a Drug Store.
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Net ASSETS lST JANUARY, laI2.''.. ''.'S'I'tsbV'0f
$4,000 In United States bonds deposited with the
Treasurer of Virginia. q,
ca 5-om -. sr. 1901 Maiii street.
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Pittsbureh Live Stock Market.

SATURDAY, Jan. q, 1872
CATTLE-The receipts of cattle up till
to-day have been heavy, ag~gregating AS
cars, or 40 more han for the week pre-
ceding. The market opened up dull on
Tuesday, and cattle sold fully &c cheaper
than last week, and the trade WSs very
unsatisfactory 70 sellers, most Of whom
complained Of losing money. The Ale
gheny dealers, finding cattle very cheap
here, in fact, cheaper than they could get
elsewhere, telegraphed to partners at
Chicago not to buy any stock, and
pitching in bought some 10 loads here
for that market. To-day most all the
cattle have been shipped out, a good
many Of them going east on first hands.
Following are the rates current:
Extra, loo to 1,500 h steers, S5.50a6.0 90;
good to prime, LOO to loo $5.25 to S5.S5;
common to medium, 1000 to l,l00 S4-25
to $500; bulls, stays and cows, 500 to
I,5OO, $3.50 to 800; stock steers, 800 TO
I,Oe0, $3.50 to 800.
HoGs-The receipts of hogs IS will be
seen by above arrivals haYe been some
thirty cars lighter han last week. Extra
philadelphia, IS; good to prime Philadel-
phia, DIS to $50 bs, S4.S0@4.95; good to
prime, New York, $50 to 20 ms, $500
4.65 I; rough to common, $50 to 200 lbs,
S4.35.
SHEEP-The receipts have been light
er than for the week previous. The
market is firm and steady, with a good
demand ruling, especially for the best
grades. Following are the rates current
Tor the different grades and kinds as
bought and sold here: Extra, 100 to ITO
lbs, 500 to SIPS; good to prime IS to 90
lbs, 1925 to 1915; decent to fair, 70 to 50
lbs, S5.25 to SIS; mean to common, 20 to
rs lbs, $500; foot rot and ~scalawag, by
the head, Sl.50 to 2.50.-C6mmereidL
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1872-01-31
Sew York Live Stock Market.

NEW YORK, Jan.2 -, 1872.
BEEvEs.-Total $500, or the largest
since the middle OF December. There
were $500 to-day, viz: 163 carr at Com
munipaw, So at Tooth Street, and 81 at
Weehawken. The weather is intensely
cold, which, with q better quality, pre-
vented a decline, aud most Of the stock
sold; a few late in were reserved for to-
morrow. Many very good cattle, selec-
tons of l6 cWt gross, brought 1910, 60 MS
per cwt, with some prime droves aver
aging I2islSc; fair 70 good cattle Halle;
common 10al01c; poorest bulls, &C. sa
Ole, averaging close upon lllc. The
market was much better than could be
expected with so many cattle. Four
ears thin 81 cwt Ohio Steers sold at lola
IOse; poor 81 cwt Texans at &c; only 7
ears Texans on sale; 10 cars fat 81 cwt
Illinois steers at 124al3c; 5 cars fair u
cwt at LsLc; 3 cars fair St cWt Texsps at
Ole; bulls slow at 4a44c.
SHEEP.-Total 24,6OO, with 9,400 to-
day, The market is strong, but not over
active. Full rates are sustained, viz:
SaSte for good to choice, and 6la71c for
poor to medium, as e ear so BIS State at
74c; al p bs Ohio at SIC; Q car IS BIS
at &c; a car fine los ms Kentucky at SIC,
and a car los bs Canada at Sc.
HoGs.-Reeeipts 5000 for the week,
and $500 to-day. The market is strong
er, or 51a5sc for live, &c for western
dressed, and 6sa73e as extremes for city
slaughtered.