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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-01
I'NION Pacific BONDS.


The undersigned offer for sale at the current mar
ket rates. the First Mortgage and Land Grant Bonds
OF this Company.
The First Mortgage Bonds due 1896. bear the same
rate of Interest as United States Fiye-Twentes six
per cent gold free Of tax they first lien upon
the Road and its equipment
The Land Grant Bonds are first mortgage upon
the remaining 500 SIS 7llO0 acres of land belonging
to the Company the proceeds of all sales of which
are solely applied to the redemption of the Land
Grant Bonds The total sales of land to October 81,
1871, were 4sO,l4 29lOO acres for S2,03O,S3l 49, av
eraging 81 % per acre. The net earnings for the
first six months of the third fiscal year ending NOV.
/, 1871, were S2,45O,2l9 4-more than twice the
amount of the interest upon the First Mortgage and
Land Grant Bonds and about three times the amount
of the interest upou the First Mortgage Bonds The
annual interest upon the First Mortgage Bonds IS
Il, 63421O gold; the annual interest upon the re-
naming Land Grant Bonds is SG50,S9o, currency.
MORTON. BLISS, q Co.
80 Broad-st., n. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-01
sArrRnAY. Dec. sO--P. ".

The week in Wall-st. is brought to a close
without any distinguishing features, the hve business
davs having exhibited more than usual afterChrlSr
mas business while prices have been strong and adVahc-
inc under the energetic efforts of the clGues supported by
on Immense amount Of put privileges" the range OF the
ee heine shown in our usual comparative table. The
busincss OF this morning very light, operations
being held IL check by the discussion in stock circles OF
the heavy sales Of Wabash made yesterday by small
broker These were estimated at 1900 to 18DO sla1es
Tho fact OF the seller refusing give up acceptable
name s his principal for his heavy contracts OF 10 put
up the necessary deposit in Trust Company made the
matter all the more mysterious and interest
ing. This latter step not being taken at Il a. H.
the extent OF the tine allowed, made 1t necessary
20 have the stock bought for cash "uuder the rule
the amount thus bought covering about 1900 shares
II is said that the broker himself took in some 5000 or
loOO shares a price lower than his yesterdays sales
TIE whole afIr is viewed excePtionabe in member
Of such an august body rs the Stock Exchange, and
1t would seem that taat institution would be
compelled 10 take some step toward the pre-
vcntion % % like occurrence or lose considerable
prestige The market ruled firm until about O'Clock,
when the favorable bank cyhbit impaired impetus to
the active st and prices took upward start, but
rather than keep them open into the year, prices
yielded tse market winding up steady. The iovial &c
o. the genial bro6er apparent this after
noon n ahc dcaigl!n.; din of the hsh-horI
and the soothing sound of the penny whistle
and the late hours OF the lay were given up to these
autrnen and the NcwYear greetings, rather than to
the transaction " business. The largest trade was In
lake shore Ohios Northwestern, Wabash Union Pa
c,er Pacific Mail and Western Union Telegraph In
vestr1.u stocks we're firm Coal stocks steady, and ET-
nress shares strong The following table shows the high
a.. ,r4 Lowest trres of active stocks made to-day:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-01

need N not much local roas but more lines from
the scaboarto the interior and also roads which viii
materially shorten existing trunk lines. Conspieu-
among such new railway enterprises ~ the ~.
JosRPH AND DENVER CRY RAILROAD from ~. Joseph
To Fort Rearney now rapidly approaching compile
ton. part Of the road has been IN active operation
for time past and the bushes 81 tbo line has
demonstrated its complete success. The wing Of
distance between the Atlantic aud Pacific coasts will
be very great by this road. which must attract 20 10
"A large through business. Tho Company has a grant
Of 100000 acres Of fine rolling prairie lands in Kan
sas and Nebraska The mortgage prohibits the sale
of these lands at ess than ~ per and the money
derived from land sales is used by the FARMERs'
LOAN AND Trust COMPANY a sinking fund to re
tire the bonds Of the Company.
We are now offering the remaining balance Of the
8 PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE SHINING FUND LAND
GRANT BoNDs OF Tux NJ. JOSEPH AND DENVER CRY
RAILROAD COMPANY, WysTRRS DIVISION az Ii and
accrued interest in currency. Both interest and
principal payable in gold tlc interest in Febru
airy and August free Of tan. III, bonds Of the EGst-
DirsiOH originally marketed by firm Al "a,
aud quoted at 10l to 1927 aud accrued interest
equal 10 1914 20 1854 We commend these facts and 6gWyss
10 Discriminating Investors cho Doubt riH hHy dp
preciate the merits aud rdine Of this iarestmeat
TANNER q Co..
Bankers No II Nall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-01

changed The bank statement favorable and showed
that the banks had made net gain the surplus
legal reserve Of Ol76 per the analysis below The
small decrease the legal tenders shows tina the drain
is about over and this decrease is than compen
sated by the increase in specie. The coin movement
OF the covers the prepayment OF January interest
TO the amount of $s5OOo the disbursement OF $39so0
interest on the debt and the sale Of million gold by the
Treasury customs receipts for the week footing
81 the specie export being $4,000. The loans
have been contracted $4,000 On tho whole the state
nent was very favoraby received The following table
shows the condition OF the NewYork City banks at the
DATES aforementioned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-01

The interest due Jan on bonds Of the State Of Georgia
viii he paid on and that date surrender Of the
coupons, at the Fourth Natoua! Bank, the financial
agency Of the state
The earnings Of the st. Louis and Iron Mountain Rail
road for the third week in December We're:
I7ls N,t3g o. llo7)....S25aG 50 lu0ease.. e5C'3 IS
From Jan. to Dec. %:
27 O9 87o go 134 81 Increase s2s 792 70
The subscription books for the capital stock Of the
Market Fire Insurance Company will DO opened at No
81 Wall-st. Tuesday Jan. 2, and remain open until
further notice
The directors Of the People, Fire Insurance Company
have declared scmi-annua dividend Of per cent free
Of tax payable and after Jan 2.
The Hanover Fire Insurance Co. advertise its usual
semi-annuaI dividend Of FIVE 81 per cent, payable on
demand
The Philadelphia stock market was dull to-day
Pennsylvania 6s third ISSUE sold at 100; Philadelphia
and Erie r. r., "a; Reading T. X, 55 1916; and Penn
sylvanla r. r., S. Gold, 1854.
California Mining shares quoted in San Fran,
CISCO Oh Friday follows Ida ElmOre $9 ChOllar,
$50 5O Belcher, s45C Gould Curry, Sill; Ely SIS !;
Kentuck $50; Yellow Jacket, SEQ so; Crown Point
$40; Hidden Treasure, S 25 Overnan $40 5o Golden
Chariot s2s Savage, SAC so; Segregated Belcher. S6
OphIr $50 50.
The receipts and disbursements 10y the T. 8 Treasurer,
York. for the month OF December were az follows
To-1 ~. G
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-01
is follows at 4 y. III. I:

State bonds were generally firm, but the transactions
except in Virginia COnsols, not important These
advanced to 56t and South Caronas new January and
July issues, 10 % Virginia &c, deferred receded per
cent MssOuris steady 9s3 Tennessees new 6S3
and Virginia 6s old South Carolina 6s Old co. buyer
days; North CarOinas, new. lt! and N. y state IT,
Bounty Loan registered at 100 The following were the
i4a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-01
Bank of Commerce shares sold at l3, exdivdend and
Bank OF Commonwealth at 81. The bids made were as
Orered. A,ttt


In railroad bonds there well distributed business
In the Pacific mortgages, which sold follows Cen
trails 1888 al OSi; Union rsts 9d9s; Land Grants 7eL
sO and Incomes s3i Morris and Essex second sold at
%: Chicago and Northwestern frsts 1909; Ohio and
Mississippi second consolidated, s2 C. G. and C. rsts
90. Boston, Hartford and Erie frst 3Ot and Alton and
Terre Haute firsts 100 The following the bids:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-01

Aas Deeh marked rels Iition IN the rates for
80 "pay' 'he highest charge reported being six
oeO'h aud interest To have stocks a,ried over n, ,
aay' IN order 10 keep balances ring that neriod s
80 lenders were more dspOse' 10 let out their nds
n D. H. money only CON nanded legal interest
oseo"h' market closed up qus Il, a0d rates were M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-01
cosr,n,r.vs rrics, JAN. T.


The quotations based Cotton rnl1e qHsv not no. ''
half a grade hhoss or beoN the grade gnotsc. 81,
tANDIRS-The al duIl
II es nomnauY unchangd ~ quote 81 '.u'
qc A,mauunr Tor Sperm ttat for Patut aud Sed 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-01

EIGHT PER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE GoLD BoNDs
of the MOBILE AND MONTGOMERY RAILROAD Co. in
dorsed by Alabama, $4,000 mile on a completed
road Particulars on application For sale at 20
and accrued interest by SoCrrHR d Co,
53 Willam-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-01
THE MARKETS.

Eiruspl,. Dec. a. 1874
,sIfBs-Tb receipts d,y 20 psF Pot ave be,'., demshe
IN ,o,,n. have advanced sni Tie ms6st
srm I'd ~ Isl Pssds far r.sss shd tmtf al
snasil 50. 80
,ospsh,Iivs phCo JAs l.
p. a, 49, n, o. jiiss y 10 1sas IS ~ isail 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-01

Gold has been strong theI6mness of yesterday being
vel kept up On considerably smaller business During
Board hOHrs tie sales alternately al ZOE and 1893,
but The limited Transactions warranted the formal
closing Of Tie Room lis D. m bu after the adjourn
ment the price bid up to 1924 The cash gold was
ess heavy o. carry and holders paid The following
over until Tuesday: llC 3C4 gold, 8. T. 152 g. 81 O. and
tPe cent hut IN two balances lent free Of
interest The proponents ofJanuary gold interest to-day
were sG"o"; Of currency interest $4,000; total Of
S430O Trte per cent certificates have been Cancelled
,his week To The amount Of S72747, including 5000 900
~4ay Call'dln 1923 we're redeemed to-day TO the
ehcut OF $4,000 tOalince December Of S92 2O7 900
Tue days bushes. at the Gold Exchange Bank was
- 'oi'o"s: Gold cleared, t7OTsODg gold balances
'sOiO'OO@ currency balances &l5sSC4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-01

Government bonds have been strong the continued
takings of foreign and domestic investors, and the
market winds up buOyant. The inquiry extends TO the
entire list of bonds, but the Ewes of 1881 offer
peculiar attractions to investors who satisfied with
per cent income and who desire TO have their funds
in bond absolutely safe and which the interest If
PAYABLE quarterly. Fisk & Hatch report Governments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-01
EDWARD HAIGmr ~ Co..

No Wall-st.. New York.
FIVE PER CESI Interest allowed on Daiv TAI
ances aud Certificates Of Deposit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-01

HNIFTI y Y -.
,pd only uoisste W. quos q from A.
81 ~.
COMPARATIVE FHcrs. JAN
1870 III ifff
Anshcan HOG white enc M ~ ati - ~ Nrf I"
BRICKS ie ht market remains trn bet rr'f'
stlout important cianse
r0sraHAr.vs FnicEs JAN.
1911. lEiA
Coranon H,r pm -loasW ssass ssats@ ~ gdtil
Crotch q -......... 2o $50 ~ 0q $50 20
rhhdspbia FRONT ". HG 20 Goa " 1Ba ~ ~ " coz -
COTTON Tie market slender sh hrhi un nng ana sls
Improved dsns1d, ss iG hse sla ls'i svenn rlnE ~
consumption speculation and fh ~ H-i
Rus fuare aehye moderate but press ar te hsh
syeul -psceshef loo a. ~ SIS 100 o. iPe Jlnnsf f
10 llt, O q l4ic o 81 ~ u tc February Aoai ~ 20
- Doc loo 20 e. 100 ~ l6c hafch "D toic ApI
20 Lite 1nle ~ '0ic. Ma 100 81 20 Nlf Junr 3.
a. ME. Jl00 bales rods Jablary. 100 ~ lte - ~
10 lIlcr al l9c 10 a. lgr lU - sllltc fshray -,
Nsreh 90 1olc 40 ~ 20 49, NaT no ~ toe toi'
ay Gfand lolal 90 b. b.. We quot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-01

A small amount Of the CHICAGO. DANNuLE AND
VINCENNEs RAILROAD FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT
GOLD BoNDs for sale at 10 and accrued interest.
In currency. The mortgage is for only Sls,5OO u
mile. and the line is finished and doing large bus
ness Investors who desire a thoroughly safe bond
on a completed road can obtain full particulars ON
application 10
W. r. SnArTUCR x Co. Bankers,
y Naesau-st., New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-01

The WEST WISCONSIN RAILWAY is completed to
Hudson and will have trains running TO 81. Paul by
the commencement of the coming year. This route
will be the trunk line for the Eastern and Western
business of Northern Wisconsin and Minnesota. as
we'll az for the through business to the East the line
being 100 miles shorter than by the present route.
The Grain and Lumber business of the road is very
considerable and steadily increasing. yielding suti-
cient return 10 pay interest. The Land Grant and
property of every description belonging to the Com
pany is worth more than double the amount of the
mortgage and IL held as security for the Bonds
which are payable interest, and principal, in gold
bearing seven per cent per annum. Bonds are for
sale at 40 and accrued interest in currency, 10y
WHITE MoRRIs a. CO., No. Is Wall-st., aud GwNNNE
JOHNSON Il DAY, No 10 Nall-st., Agents for the
Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-01

COAL Fore fair demand, and hrm Domestic y qn'' : wv
chareei Anthracite selling from yard IS 50d 81 y tun ~ 10
Liverpool Ga. Canu' ceiling tJ AMI DO House 'Aune q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-01

The following Is comparative statement OF the eI-
ports OF specie from the port OF New York TO foreign
ports for 70 years for the week ending Dee 80 and for
the correspondlnc period in the undernoted years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-01
cospan,rrvs pplcp' jas. 1.

COPPER h In far request prices nave Ilf ~ ap'
The af,e closes dnn sales o 70 100 n Lale 92ic NeE shea
ug aud Yelop Metal are quiet AMI unchanged
C0sPAEATIys rs, JAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-01

TIC sI joined l.i. slows Tie highest and lowest prices
ofacti,c stocks, United states bonds, and gold made
duriu- Doc n,ea .- well the closing prices Of each al
Tho d. t.- and. ilurut. o.cl:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-01
$50 .. .scC ,I.e ,ssgs,Is 3scl7 S,sIoDs lsg7l.2so
oes lg.319so' 0ssO lo.e.slss 1880 sc1

BrrrEs-The quiet uusl durug the holidays Pnes
ar, ,,,, With rather feeling tne grades Of State Butter
cosPAAArIyE PRIcBs IORS l.
1868 1870 1871. lf77.
Orang. aud B,seI CouatV Pss...teS ass sd6S $3.50 1893
STATE 6rhns fair 10 choice. HgH odS $40 Ed0
Oh ibe e,n good 10 choice 2saS2 lsd29
CnErsE-h trade quiet and the business doing confined
almost demand Prices above the VI
sIpories . -. - 49, 49,,
1859 1870 1871. lS7
Stat, raety prime fancystas II Gls 10 as. la9
state F.cty made good choceidlst II dlt ass dl9
Ohio good 10 49, ala ly9si - ala II as
bulb has ruled hm bui prices entirely
nominal ct M d9ic spot the stock here hght the prevailing
ouon Road f pOt ~ ~ g Refined has ben
r.e the transactions quite afg
hut confined Of the close Is mud higher and
only Of 1900 bbs zoe Cases dull and
changed We quote 2aa2Jl Npbhs Benna a. Rqs, Phs-
dsiphs spot quoted nopinally OF &c.
COsPAIAryg Pncss Srw'rokx, JAN
w., Ord, RsaueA Grade. Refined.
issi u aJl.e AOa6le. la9. ~ d73c 81 G1ts
isss 81 dsq'e 4Qa5s 1870. .....10 02OfG 20 dgtc
is6S 40 a.8ic G?a6,c ls5l......I2idl3s 23t623lG
iSSg ~ Giqlc gaQie lsT2. -. .l3t dl3ie "A a2s
,rocs oy ks,sEn IN Ssw.roxx JAN l. iSa ~
10 500 bba Canada e,v1 WA
PsaEsTlAnis, tAnk- 7,aso bbs
See ssvsnlh PAGE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-01
TUE MONEY MARKET.
THE STOCK ExCHANGE-FlRSr CALL
sALES Al 49, ,Ol oiI,I oCK A. NJ.
lV1 OIIVNN NJ Nj
80. :, goy,~an.e,si Bona

SdN'V' III 4 ooo n s 500 neg. '67....... llli
:r 5000 80 Currency
49, 100 ,'i Spsd,-saNE Rairoad-E1pre'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-01

Loan and Discounts 500 4 OOJ Legal Tender, 2g2 200
Suec........... 25495O0 HOO0sOO
Circulation. ............ 90 3fl.1D
Loans aud specie Leg Ten. Deposits Circulation
decrease. Increase Decrease. Increase. Decrease.
c,--,,.,.,,. - soo q;.so 4Ssooo l55s,loo $500
The transactions at Clearing House for the past
conare s foows with those OF the urevIous week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-01

r1SH -r, moderate obbug demand shs The market Is
IIuot4 80 Macke quet,
had ar, d. changed; W quote 4l26S z Tor No l. ~ @6 II
IN No TO- s5H 80 do. hbL Picked HerrnE are
Int smoked Herring a. IQ Be- M Ncalr AMI
g0 M fpr So per box Dach heng are dull sni unchanged At
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-01
,uo.r os soar 40 H.Hnss- "a,

rrcs steady quote oi ic cash. hs continues 'sT
dui.
,opHArvr paicFs EJlv D.
f-ds 1901. 1870. lr7l. lT2
Ci'enifa lglt sni tesvt..l0c "a al9ic &c. latts H.
GtNNl msf.st nas been more soufe oa pr'e' are
without Impofalt change We quote l3c
COMPARATIVE FsioEs SEw.TosE Jav.
1907. 1878. 1909. 1850 lFil. lfl2
Calcais stand l2laglc Zee 0 ~ lt6l-lc i. laais!c
HOPShs better qua u ls1 moderate dfmand al us
Is nm: lS7t 1880
&C. Western Al GaEd5aci Ysatungs, lt1n hcA a. o'is
1879. iOdl5a2Oc. Oh Ots 9al1d3c Chhor.if, ir" bas@
DC DO l,J9 Fd2dlic. Bavansns. h3diUdsc tag sh va
b5OiOc, and Be'gats a. q d12f.3c
PRICES. Jks l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-01

Anhrsrits. 1t01 H.. ma - ~ wa -
COfFEETte market quiet bot prc are dm sales z oas
Merr
DHUS AND pYES-The tor Opam continues qnet
pncrt 1uoAbe change Honduras tochn sNaH
With inquiry limited 4emanl, AM pies'
With change We quote;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-01
SECOND BOARD.
~" 80 SECOND BOARD P. NJ NJ. r,.,,,

.. S,ot, Roads- Rairoad R5ad-BaHs aud ka''r0aa-hp
heNW "'N'' S0rtf 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-01

COMPARATIVE rHtcrs. JAN 4

BRsT Amsrissn GaJ Sh'' sihoui mpo,u dsnrs
md ne demand ooutnas only moderate We quo'e 81 IRON 80"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-01

Hattie demand has onv Moderate Nnt ~ - aiF
q1utable cnarge We qrot. lad a. iof sa. t
81 IS for retail lots o Hay and 0.as Cd of 'los'f
Straw moderately active and steady ~ ~ aat "a i'i bong re
elG4l o. for short 90. ani w. = for Ost.
COMPARATIVE PoH TTE TFas
lsC-. lsGq 1870. 1871. lFt
shipping 100 ~ 81 ~ 81 80 dl 85d5 luafl 1 Ell 'd= H
HAlhll- ibis branch II trade has been g. g'
,Eeat AID Trce. have undergone es5eida cAAlgs.
CoEFAAAriyE PuCEs, JAZZ T.
1870. ISL l-72
Grant Mred q r. ..2- &C. gob 12oc. goll page ~
Iu.u.. .ra.. ML.p u..l 0l'ie, Jl4-c, s.i fr f"t
Hog N,s- tlsl q To- Gl0c, cur. hailc cos .l.i','
HONEY market remains very ili, bat pr,e' sloli @
mort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-01
wing were the quotations
~ U"y IIan'aruOns at ID U. s. snl..rrnn.nrr

o. ..., -,---. " Wv Z - SID cisury WPIc !:
600 rsyn.S sSss ss Currsue bs,oes.... SOP f25 gG
6o6 bstr,s ,6.f- sGi ~ u.'oai .;... JJ 90 10
1,,,ss1I ''p',.'"' ',I'E' ,i oairs teDi Wash
p''' F'''f4'' 10 ngiOu............. 9]7 200 %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-01

IABIF or NE Acreage AMOUNT " Looms Specit ClTcud
ton DEPOSITS, and Legal Tenders ia the Banks n IN
en- Of Neic- York FOR he usek ending Saturday. Dec
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-01
PhIoss " NEW IosE, JAN. !;

,rocs ov ksslsKn IN Ssvroxx. JAN l. is71
Pennsyh 1880 bola SAh.dA '''''''''' '~~N
PsaEsYl,Anis, tAnk 7;so bbls
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cosr.RArryg PRICES. JAN. l.

1868 1909. 1870. l-ii. lfl2.
Cuha f,o poTG2r hond 1J700cl hlr4 - fo had
iROS-sco,ch Pgon active demahl ils martri
sfeat Amtrcsn quet and changed We quote No. 40 49, l
No lat sjIaG New limited demand. market
slsslyi better r.pdon. quiet and nn,hinged.
COMPARATIVE
Iss 1909 $50 1871. is-2
Scotch PE.....s3a1 s40DR s32aJ N sto35 80 eva -
English Bar. SIa15 4Uufl 8JdT 50 sJadJ naf 80
iSDIGO-Glauaa In active demand and pro, ssat
other descr very quiet Dot steady.
RDIGO-toNPAaATUE PRICES ~ sEw-IoRE JsN D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-01

Transmitted 10 U Mint PHILADELPHIA for Coinage iOJ'"S
The receipts OF cotton at all the ports for the past week
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-07-12
The change of schedule in running the ira


The change of schedule in running the trains
over the G. & O. R. Road will be found in an
other column.
Superintendent Perry has shown himself equal
for the emergency in this age of progress, by
adding an additional number of daily trains to
accommodate the great increase of travel now
passing over this road. This action on the part
of the Superintendent is highly commended by
the people generally, and has added to his al
ready well earned popularity, and at the same
time given more extended reputation to this
great highway between the Chesapeake and Ohio.
This increase in the number of trains passing
through our City daily, has increased its bust
ness appearance very much, and with the COM
pletion of two more railroads, now in contempla-
ton to this point, our City may be regarded as
the railroad centre of the State.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-07-12
Married.

On June 9th, at the residence of the brides
father, by Rev Thos. Briley, Mr.. John Fl.
McCrary, of Nelson, to Miss Willanna Shultz,
daughter of j. B. Shultz, Esq, of Greenville.
July 4th, at the Lutheran Seminary, by the
Rev j. l. Miller, Mr.. George B. Greaver to Miss
Lucy E. Chisholm, both of Augusta county, Va.
July 10th at the residence of Mr.. S. Goodloe,
by the Rev. S. P. Huff, Mr.. j. 3. Hall Of Alton
Va, to Miss Kate Kilburne, formerly Of Balti-
more,
Baltimore papers please copy.
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Died.

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On the goth of June, 1872, Mrs. Annie e.
Evans, wife of George R. Evans, Esq, of this
city, in the - year of her age.
None kenw her but to love her.
On the evening of the 10th of July, 1872, at
his residence, in this city, Mr.. Nathaniel B. Long
aged 10 years
At FIVE minutes to o clock Wednesday morn
ing, July 3rd, at the residence of her, daughter,
on Fifth street, Richmond, Mrs. Mary Ann Sad
Ter, in the sixty-fourth year of her age.
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Among the young ladies who received dstnc-
tons at the Academy of Visitation, Richmond,
we notice the names of Misses Emma and LA
Puzy and Misses Regina and Irene Kelley, of
Stanton, the last two daughters of Mrs. X M j.
Kelley. Miss Irene Kelley was also among those
honorably mentioned
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1872-07-12

A Small sized Office oldeis Convention was
held here Wednesday, which passed resolutions
endorsing Grant. and although assembled to
dominates Republican candidate for Congress
from this District failed to do so. The proceed
ings are published elsewhere
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Work on the Valley Railroad is progressing,
Messrs D. Condor & Co., who have recently
obtained the contract for four miles near Mt
Sidney, will commence work next week.
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Stevenson Commandery, Knights Templar, OF
this City, have determined to make an excur-
sion to White Sulphur Springs at an early day.
Those wishing nice time should make prepa-
rotions to accompany this Commandery.
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The report Of excessively hot weather. during
the past week, comes from all quarters In our
own experience, the heat further North has been
far more excessive and oppressive than in the