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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-05-15
FINEST BUILDINGS

in the old country, is now located in Staunton,
and is DESTROYS of being employed in the capaci-
ty Of an ARcAITEGT and SURVEYOR, or wherever
skilled labor is required in making plans, draw
ings and designs.
OFFICE near the First National Bank, LIST floor
back, over DR.. Wayt's drug store. may S-Sm
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-05-15

We understand that Hon. Mr. Scruggs, Of
Georgia, recently appointed US. Minister to
Brazil, will shortly visit Staunton, for the
purpose Of entering three Of his daughters
as pupils in Wesleyan Female Institute, for
four years We record this evidence of the
popularity Of our educational institutions with
pleasure.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-05-15

New REGULATIONS The Internal Rev.
enue Department has issued an order that
when distiller suspends operations, and the
amount of spirits remaining in bond after
such suspension, does net exceed 1000 gal
Ions, the store-keeper in charge viii. turn
over the keys and accounts to store-keeper
to take charge of all such suspended distille-
ries Ia the district.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-05-15

New MfLL-Mr Hugh Cornell has com
pleted new flour and grist mill on Christie s
Creek, on the old Bushong Mill site, about
eight miles east of Stanton, and is now
turning out a, very superior quality of -four
The most improved machinery is being placed
in the MILL and before the present crop is
gathered, everything connected with it will
be in frst-rate running order. The -four al
ready made at this mill has passed the most
favorable inspection and when the machine
ry is completed it will be secoud to DO other
in the county, as to the quality of the -four
made.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-05-15

1t is announced upon official authority that
the President will not appoint successor to
Chief Justice Chase until the meeting of the
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-05-15
Neao Advertisements.
Nreat and Attractive Trust Sale
W OF VALUABLE
# /. DURING MILL S,

TIMBERED AND MINERAL LANDS,
Corn and CAopping and Sac NILS, Tan
merry, DistiHery,
Fine Farms, with Superior Improvements,
ORCHARDS, &C., SC. AT WAYNESBoR0
AUGUSTA COUNTY, VA.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-05-15

A fired Smith,
"A FELLOW OF THE ROYAL INSTITUTE
OF BRITISH ARCHITECTS, having designed
and carried out some of the
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-05-15

II. c. JONES,
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-05-15
lGnss No. 317l

JOSEF II .. 7TE T INU FIN,
Deputy U. s. Marshal, as Messenger.
NAV 1927
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CLAIRV0YANT CLAP TRAP IN JERSEY.
CONTINUED FROM EIGHTH PAGE.

day she made statement before Justice Mills
about the cairvOyant for whose arrest warrant
was at issued, as fortune tellingin New Jersey
is o crime punishable by fine or Imprisonment or
b0th-a misdemeanor. During the afternoon
THE WOMAN WAS ARRESTED
and brought before the Justice. She Is short
dumpy, not very prepossessing person, OF. about
thirty, native OF New Jersey, and for twenty
years a resident OF Newark. She is widow,
whose husband was CORPORAL In the Second New
Jersey regiment, and who was
SHOT DEAD AT THE BATTLE OF THE WILDERNESS
what appeared to trouble her most was The
dread OF having the facts and her true name tine
one she was arrested upon was her mothers
HOfrman) published in the newspapers The
so0thsayer implored the Justice and the police to
MUZZLE THE PRESS
80 far as her case was concerned. They S00thed
her by saying they would do their best. Finally
she turned to the HERALD reporter and begged
him to keep mum but that adamantinehearted
person gave her cold comtort-tOd her that he
should perform his duty and report the facts Bail
was taken for her appearance when called. She
said she had only been two months in the business; ;
tnat she only "turned the cards." She went her
way, promising to sin no more. There are about
q dozen ''clalrvoyants" in Newark; most OF them
decline to receive visits from members Of the male
sex. 1t seems their best hold Is on the female per-
SuaStOn.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

Cotton dun and nominal; good ordinary l5c I5ac Net
receipts bales Exports to Great Britain S90 Sales
New ORLEANS, August IS. 1873
Cotton quiet; ordinary l2c a ~ Elic; good ordinary.
last evening, 800. Stock, 1851 :.
Cotton quiet midclings lsAc.; good ordinary lie.
Sales 2oo Stock, s5ts.
Coton-None Offering; mddlinss l71sc. Net recepts
135 bales Exports coastwise, ABS Sales r. Stock, 76
CHARLESTON August 13, 1873
Cotton dull; middlin9s l5c. Net receipts l33 bales
OswEGo, August Is, 1878
Flour steady with good demand sales OF 2COJ bbl
VI s%ser sesdS
dull; sales 200 bushels by sample, at zoe. bc 2OO
do yellow, at sc Corn measl Is for bolted, 81 10 for
a$s sGsn ins rs s T. ySfk sfw fssh
bushels wheat ,cOJ feet OF lumber. shipments by
canal-l a22OOO feet OF lumber, =. '.''--. ~
Flour-Demand good at full prices oaerinss continue
ssed irresalar and cwer sales Of No. spring s at
seller september; NO do' 81 i 81 Ii Tejec,sd, ac
9Sc. Corn active and higher az 5sGc for No mixed,
OCTOBER rejected, Sc high mixed Canada aoai sic
Oats steady a! 2s4c for No spot; 2hc seller August;
epe5sr orf cash or '.e aass
orally held at Sc. Bulk meats steady and unchanged no
sales Bacon quiet and unchanged whiskcy steady at
sS Hs s. S
$4,000 do, and rye 5000 do shipments-Fiour 6O0j
blls wheat, ToOO bushels corn 6s0ooo do, and oats
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

IosDoN MoSEY MARKEr.--LosDoN. August l3-p:3O p
M.-Upited states ten-forty bonds gi2l.
LONDON, August 1850 +. M.-Erie Railway shares
T1S
LosDoy, August 13-5P M.-Unted States FIVE twenty
bonds lSO1s 30; tenorties 81 Erie Railway shares
PANS BoUEsE.-LoNDoN, August 1875 r. M.-ParIs de
spatches quote rentes at ST. tuc.
LvERPooL CorroN MARKET. .-LrvERroor, Angus. is-
3 r M-Of the sales to-day 6l5O bales were American
Sales Of cotton shipped from savannah or Charleston
deliverable O. tober Ak November, et SD fron ih9
same ports not below low middlings deliverable Sep.
enber at SID, and sales OF the W, not below good
ordinary, shipped November and December, at s1dd:
below low nlddngs, deliverable August, at Skd. The
market Is easier and partially shade lower NddIng
uplands SID mddling Orleans, 9fd sales Il 90 bales,
including 2,UQ for speculation and export
LIVERPOOL BnEADsrUTFs MARKEr.-LIvgRpooL, August
l3-l 80 r. M.-The market Is quiet
LlvEgpooL PRovIsIoss sMAaEsr-LIvEnPoor. August 49,
r. M-Bacon, 5ss Cd per cwt., for Cumberland cut.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr.-LIvERpooI, August l3-
Evenng-spirits turpen!ine, 32s I'd 3Ss per cwt.
LoSDoS PRODUCE MARKEr-loSDON, August l3-
Eyening.-Ine rosin. i3s. a lis. per cwt
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CLOSING PROCESS O'CLOCK P. IL
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton Quiet and Irrcgular--E,our
Stcady-Wheat Firmer for Futures
Corn Higher-Oats Barely Steady-GrO-
cerfes Quiet but Firm--Pctroleum
stenay--Naval stores Denrer-Pork
Firm-Lard Duli-sreights Firm
Whiskcy Firiner.
WEDNESDAY, August 1876 P. NJ.
The merchandise markets were generally steady,
but there was in some channels rather lreer
movement. Breadstuils were without decided
change for lots on the spot; but with fair inquiry
for future deliveries on foreign account better
prices were realized. The business was moderate,
but at full prices Corn was in active request and
considerable sales were effected the spot and
also to arrive at higher prices. Oats were quiet.
Whiskey was scarce and higher. Provisions were
quiet. Lard was quiet and a shade easier Freights
were quiet but irm while grain vessels were taken
higher rates Groceries quiet. but very firm for
all descriptions Petroleum about steady. Naval
stores were in better demand and firmer
C0rToS on the spot continued irregular. with light
transactions. The appended quotations nominal
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

CnIsHoLM-HAMMoND.-On Tuesday, August s, at
the REV. Jacob Hassler, KENNETH Chisholm, or
New York, formerly OF London, England, to JENNIE
E., daughter OF David Hammond, ESD, OF D0ons-
borough, Nd.
DEAN-DENMAN.-Tn Brooklyn, on Tuesday, Au-
gust IL at the residence OF the brides mother, by
the Rev. Samuel s. Bear, THOMAS ii. DEAN TO
CHARLOTTE A. DENMAN. No cards.
Liverpool (England) papers please copy.
JEwELL-TUTHnL.- Tuesday, August u, at
]. Chamberlain, jas A. JEWELL to SARAH 81.
TCTHILI, s o., oI New York.
nELAND-RgAY.-On Tuesday, August H. by the
Miss SANNgr NJ. RE%Y both Of this city. T.; AA~ND ~
STRONG-PENNEY.-In GreenpOrt on Tuesday,
August IL, by the Rev. A. L. Clark, GEORGE w.
STRONG, OF New York, to MARIE Z. PENNEY, Of
GreenpOrt.
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FINANCIAL.
DAYRING HOUSE OF FISK 4 HATCf

DAyRING HOUSE OF FISK 4 HATCH
Tne seven per bonds OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
Slo0 each, interest pa, able July and January, both
principal and interest pay able in United States gold coin,
In the city Of New York The price for these bond. for
Ss sOnd woad cost to-day fSS @ a he Price Of
IN currency With the ,pdy increasing business OF the
E East smG Ws .4sns ne #. anSths sdm
sres' siets roadway of 40 miles, The princeiy
wesI.h Of ron Coal salt and timber along lis route is
tapping at Its Western terminus the Ohio River over
resting on the tide waters OF the Atlantic Ocean and the
fact that the other great parallel trunk lines being
compelled lay additional tracks to the enormous
Westa warrant US In our belief that the secu es Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio destined TO attain high
rank the markets OF the world At present govern
ment bonds high and really desirable per
be obtained, ii is very gratifying to have these
bonds for our friends and customers
We also have small amount Of the old Six Per Cent
Gold Bonds OF the Chesapeake and Oho the price OF
the &c and accrued Interest They are issued In de-
nominations of Sl0O S50and 81 coo interest payable May
and November Underlying as they do property that
has nearly $3SO00O) and which IL constantly in.
creasing In value, they need no recommendation The
small remaining balance will soon be absorbed
Sl0) bond will cost today 800 Is
900 bond will cost today 40 8
we also buy and sell the Central and western Pacific
Gold Bonds at the market price.
The Central Pacific Company has now over L2oo miles
OF @ ana e M easnrg this y5 w reash %
those OF the government itself
We also continue to deal in government bonds, exc
cute orders at the stock Exchange for stocks
and bonds, receive deposits which allow interest
at the rate of tour per cent per annum, and conduct
'''''''' FISK HATCH.
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werp by san $4,000 bushels rye at Ad.; 5o1 bills Of
der. a % Ss RssS% e SG1t q
Sa1ivs. ssi grain Hence same o
Ss to ' 4yts % R SS. % pSss
napshs S
SS nsnSs Sorwssap S S0SSsFs SsTs
s' oae%sas ias
fined petroleum e. At asc and fi5 gratuy ana 1900 bbs
to sSrTSsin snh po
arrive do por c S rs
6os ss o sS oradr S s
M in srh e MSu
mixed, lsG: PC Do clayed, &c lsc do, museo.
e i English HS ISL Islands, sdIS'ss5s s SS &c. New New
rsstl ictsa owing the hrmnss Of holders Who de-
Of sae sse fss' bS Mss pa and rna is
eons an AND ss4 M asss
VIZ. W. heard Q, sales 6Ss 81 strained At s. i 5000
i LIZ ss Hss 3; cSS s So, sSsd {SsinsS s
pSs held steady prS
ssaasa
s sS Esslss ss 4 $sssS
& hseF 5 FOR pcess cs % Se sa cTsk mas S
a9t 6s1 vas c9sv dg u az NTH ne SloTng
Fsrosa% cens 1'a ans q Il o - faksrs sisss
81 70 roansa The arhaaepa quiet
a5s r. NJ sI'Hpii
fined for balance month on private terms, and 500,
bSIs Of ioI aG stre for hall Of sepember
ofnaphha, each sepemher and october at s,sc,
do lard M SS s.0 Te market Sni sa or mess s
pork ruled yS III, firm under better
M s. sss Sfnas@SsT eSssas a
SI sS 81 % It s 81 99 b. for aS f
ana S saser sss Of Of S % ss
e9ntsusS quiet with sales only in obbag way
SC sress III a. ss g5me sG 'lfGSSs n
,SS mo SssmTSay @
the ansy ws in he hpsSs
favor We have only to sales Of 1000 pckled shoui-
So tx s%fs?a Ssss 80 a gS
Ansast sc Tor SepiemSer and iise for octobsr s.
81 prime city at and s. erces Of II No. S So
at sc Dressed hogs were steady at CSC sc for the
s6cAn5The market sugar quiet to-day, but
r So
e quote ne fair good R'faF a g. sen%%n % s
psgs ss sks ekcss FESsery aaif ess to
sSs sobss 6s HIsanp dC to
ssSc. l0Hc; do. 10 to 20 i0'Gc 1886; white, &c
lOsdc Porto RicoRefning, common to prime, 7c SIC.
dard, Nos 8 to IL, 6sac SIC. Java-Dutch standard,
Nos ~ TO- u, SIC a sac Manila-Superior and extra
superior, 726c. re.
RIcEThe market has been rather quiet to-day but
there was no noticeable change in values The sales
comprise 70 tierces Of Carolina at sHc &c. 100 bags
OF Patna ut INC. 7 and 250 bags of Rangoon at 6sc
a7c.
srEARINE remained dull and entirely nominal in the
absence OF sales Quoted at SIC q sac.
TALLow was in mo erately fair request with les
quality.
WnIsKEY.-Reeeipts. 447 bbls The arkct was modcr.
ately active and again firmer sales 30O bbs at 95C.
05l.c., closing at the higher prices
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More Capital Wanted to Give
Life to Stocks.
MONEY COMPARATIVELY EASY
The Gold Market Weak, but the Back Of
Speculation Not Yet Broken.
Government and Railroad
Bonds Strong.
WALL STKEEr,
WEDNESDAY, August 1876 p. NJ.

THE FOREIGN MARKET
London advices indicate o firm market for
American securities. with the exception of Erie,
which fell Off at the close. The rate Of discount in
the open market is only l-16 below that Of the
Bank of England. This not only indicates immedi-
ate strength and caution but an imprObabilty OF
further decrease in the bank rate for the present
With the vast volume Of exchange existing against
her England is not just now in a condition to take
risks. On the contrary, 1t is more than probable
that she will protect herself by an advance. On
balance account 24S7,O0o went into the bank
to-day. To-day Is ticket and tomorrow
settling day at the Stock Exchange. The
late quotations are as follows American
securities being hrmer :-Consols for money, 92ss
OK; consos for account 92A 927s; Avs-tNenty
bonds of 1865 told), 94h OAK; fvetwenty bonds
Of 1867, 94% 95H; ten-forty bonds, 9lA o2; new
Aves, oO% el; Erie Railway shares, AK 47'S;
Illinois Central Railway shares IS q So; new French
loan, * a TX per cent premium.
The following are the latest discount quotations
IN the leading Continental cities Of Europe:-
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For future delivery basis low mddlingl the sales have
been as follows Last evening, after Ocock.August
LOO at Is l3Sc, 100 at Is Z752c; 700 at Is I3.l6c.
scat I2c 800 at Is September 400 at II I36c
To-day up to y MAngust 400 at IS l3l6c, 100 at IS
rs 32c go at Is 13l6c 800 at 1890, 200 at IS 29y2c
100 at lS l5l6c 800 at Is 2s2c September, loo at 7c
GOO at II l3 l6c, 40 at lzc 100 at IL 2pc October
800 at II 9l6c 800 at IKE sOJ at IL 91ec;
december 20 atl7 3Sc Total 1900 bales Grand total
follows Galveston, 81; New Orleans 176; Mobile S2
Savannah, la; Charleston, 1851 Wilmington, 81 Norfolk
468; New York, SS5; Boston, b. Total AZ bales This day
last week. 1904 This day last year $50 Rates cotton
to foreign ports closed nomnally as folows-To Have
by steam, LIE compressed no sail To Hamburg, BY
steam, I'D 7lGd. to Liverpool by sail, 5I6d. Nd
CoFFsEThe market day was quiet but very firm for
all descriptions No sales from first hands reported
We quote RIO ordinary cargoes l55lc l9c; fair
goes ls1c l91ac good carsoes lsae Nc prime car
h. sixty and ninety days credit Java bag
Zc. l2c; do. grass mats &C. 2 Sipgapore do, lsc
a i9c; Ceyion l9c. u 26c: Maraca..co, 10. Do" - -
guayra, lsc a&c Jamaica, 15Lc I9Jsc. St Domingo
ilc. .Hc Porto Rico, l9c f3Hc Costa Rica islSc
2cc Malabar lS1ac. 19c; Nc xican lsc. l9c. Manila
lS%c. a &c.,. Angosura, lS1sc. l9c. Savanla lSc d
l9c Curacao, 1sc. 19c, god at sixty to ninety days
FLOUR AND GRArS.-Recepts--Flo 1896 bbls;
wheat ISL 05j bushels corn 1881 do oats 80 25 do
The flour market ruled quiet but steady at unchanged
quotations. The sales were about H. 800 bbls prices
within the range OF the appended quotations. Corn
range OF the suboined figures Feed was quiet but firm
and quoted as follows :-U lbs sharps, Us $25; 10j
lbs. or No; middng, $2l a 81; 80 LBS, or No mid
or medium feed, s1s Si5 20 lLs or No. iced SIS SlS
rye feed, 81; ground feed, So; cob meal. SIS 81
The New York herald., 1873-08-14
THE MONEY MAREET,

THE NUNEf MAKkEI, -,
The large rate of interest on call loans quoted
yesterday served to bring into the market addi-
tiona capital and to-day similar loans effected
as low as 21z per cent, although the chief nego
tiations made at higher rates. Time loans for
80 days are quoted at AZ per cent, sixty
day loans at per cent and ninety day loans at
per cent. First class discounts are at Ga per cent
discount, according to the date OF maturity and
character of the drawer. Foreign exchange was
dull, most of the business being done within the
nominal rates, to wit:-10SAs for prime bankers
sixty day sterling and 1O9I 1OsA sight, The
quotations. less the concessions for business, are as
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eratlon 70 another sure, steady ana wnclesome

Grafton TO another o sure, steady ana wholesome
income. We note good investment business
to-day. Erie fifth sold at oSh; Michigan
Southern Sinking Fund at 1o4; Central Pacific
gold bonds at 1905; Western Pacific ut S2Is Union
Pacific first at s2t4 S21d; do. income tens at SO;
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific at 1929; Hannibal
and st. Joseph eghts, convertible, at 90; Ohio and
Mississippi consolidated sinking fund at 90; Mil.
waukee and st. Paul sevens, gold, at ss1l; Chicago
and Milwaukee at o2]a c., G. and /. G. first at 9Oh
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Minnesota first at IS;
Buffalo and Erie at 9S; Union Pacific sevens at 73s
The following were the bids as amended at the
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THE BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

Bosror, August 13 1873
Wool is quite active ma anufacturers being free BUYERS
month feethI prices ara feaay Obtained, and the as.
pect OF the market denotes decided rnness which has
The season advances Any advance in the price at the
present time would. however, undoubtedly check the
activity now prevailing. We quote Illinois, Iowa and
Wisconsin heeces 42c Ec Michigan, 4Gc. 4sc Ohio
and Pennsylvania 4xc. c0c, and choice doub extra
and above 5lc 52sc. Combng and delaine heeces are
in demand with sales at 6lc. 5Sc. ib according
qualify California wool continues in demand at 25c
y5c. per b., good and choice ranging from 3Oc TO &c.
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The wheat market was less active and scarcely firm
at the close lots the spot but lots for forward de-
livery broneht more The sales were about l7s0 bush;
Chicago, 81 81 Tor No. Milwaukee, 81 1 for No Nil
waukee to arrive first half October ~ 81 for red Winter
Corn was active and higEer me sales were about
for sail and 70c 7sc for white Included In the above
l60 900 bushels Southern yellow all septem
livery at 6oc Oats were aniet and barely steady The
mixed and 4Oc 52c. for inferior 10 choice Rye was
rmer We note sales Of 35 O bushels Western In store
at g0c. a Ole.
FREIGnrs.--Trade In the line Of berth freights was
comparatively light owing to the insmcient supply or
were In good demand at full rates. The engagements
at 7s for cheese and COS for bacon Nominal rate for
grain l3d. a l3hd To London, by steam, 100 hhds TO-
GLASGOW by steam. 200O boxes cheese ct 7Qs To Ant
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HAVANA MARKETS,

HAVANA, August l3 1873
Exchange dull; on United States so days currency,
2S a 20 premium short sight, 20 81 premium 90 days.
golu Il i3 premium: short sight, so 81; on London
62 a 81 premium on Paris, 43 Bh premium.
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~ GOLD WEAK, BUT STEADY.
The gold market was quiet and apparently re.
sponsve to the general condition. The prices
opened at 115A, advanced to 1153I and closed at
115K. The carrying rates were TX, 2 az, and
per cent to nat. The fluctuations Of the day were
The New York herald., 1873-08-14

DIsSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP.-THE CO.
- partnership heretofore existing under the firm of
Brcltweser Meyiarth has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent The business will be continued by John
o. Bretweser at the old stand who will settle all claims
Of the concern JOHN u. BRIETWlESER
NEW YORK, August ii, 1873.
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THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.


The following were the balances in the Treasury
as the close OF business to-day at Washington
Special deposit OF legal tenders for the
redemption Of certificates OF deposit. 4,75O,000
CON- including 49, 40 200 coin certificates s154075
outstanding legal tenders 95o,OOo,0C0
The receipts from internal revenue to-day were
S166,766. The Assistant Treasurer paid out
$4,000 on account Of interest and $4,000 in
redemption Of 500 bonds. The offerings OF bonds
In response to the call OF the government for
100000 amounted to only $500 at prices ranging
from 115.12 to 1924. They are 10 be paid Tor
in national bank notes. These sim offerings
betoken the lrmness in government securities
and the unwillingness on the part OF holders to
dispose OF that which exempts them from special
taxation. There Is double lesson in this fact
and little financial thought will make 1t sug-
gestive.
BANK SHARES
Bank shares presented no important feature.
Phoenix sold at 9S Central National at g2 and
Fourth National at Ia The latest bids were as fol-
lows:-Merchants', 115; Mechanics 1874: America.
1853; North River, s2h; Gallatln National, 1913;
Leather Manufacturers 173; state OF New York.
1l3; Commerce, us; American Exchange, 100
Bank Of North America, 1o1; Hanover, los; irving,
1913; Market, 122; Nassau, l0l; Shoe aud Leather,
15oK; Corn Exchange, 100; Continental, 80; Gen.
trai National, ok; Fourth National, ia; Ninth
National 1903; Gold Exchange, 1l2; German-Amer-
tcan, es.
RAILROAD BONDS.
It's gratifying to observe the substantial strength
daily manifested In this class Of securities Item
anates from the confidence OF the capitalist; from
o growing knowledge OF the possibilities OF our
great corporations; from a sense Of security In
promises that are based on the best financial
foundations; from the fact that money prudently
placed In railway bond viii repay from this gen.
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SALES AT THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE,
"Wednesday, August l3-IO.l5 A.
A. M.-Before Call.

sls5oo US $40. c, '67... Iisx
! l.OyJ us go, c, '68.. :. llSE
1 loJV0 do..........b c lis
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TOLEDO (OHIO) EIGHTs,
Interest June and December, due 1893
For sale by UTLEY BOWEN, Bankers
M all str
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FINANCIAL.


hEAsONABLE RATES-MONEY ON LIFE AND
- Euiowment insurance Policies Mortgages and other
insurance Of all kinds eiiecfed with best
companies j. j. HABRICH 4 Co, III Brosdwav
, 1873-09-11

: UlVUHUES.
n1yoNUEs- -LE0ALLY .o1TAINED-FEE AFTER
~ nsotca. AaaulAl avoided. Nino yours. praotlcp tu
tle Qoua4s Of QAicAxQ. .AdurOts +. q. Box Io37,