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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-05-01
They traded forthwith.

Nashville, Tenn, on Friday night
was visited by a frost which nipped
the corn and seriously damaged
frnit and vegetables in that locality
and middle Tennessee.
Many branches of business in
San Francisco are almost Iarllyzed
by the epizootic. A few fatal cases
are, reported and the disease Is
spreading rapidly. ~ Esr.,,,
= Owing to the troubled condition
Spain great number of familie S
are leaving the country. The steam
ers arriving in English and French
ports are crowded with refugees.
The young lady students in Buoh-
tel College have organized a base
ball clnb, and devised a uniform
combining the elements of the Dio
Lewis and the Bloomer- custome.
Scientific men say Kansas is un-
derpinned by piles of fossil ele-
lphants." This looks reasonable, for
she has been herself an elephant on
the hands of the country for the
| last dozen years. 1f'i't'"- 7HeZ d B
Vermont people are very suspi-
cious of each other. A man in that
state had recently to exhume his
wife's body, in order to. disprove
the story that he had cut OFF her
hair and sold it while she was be-
ing prepared for the grave. -''''' -
Fifteen hundred singing birds of
different varieties, imported from
Germany by society organized for
that purpose, were turned loose in
the suburbs of Cincinnati. The oh
ject is to domesticate them in this
country if possible.
A New York paper improves the
occasion of the dreadful Richmond
Switch disaster by calling attention
to the nessity of employing track
walkers on railtoads. Its observa-
tions are to the point. There is on
all well regulated railroads to inspect
very yard Of road at least every
ehour, ,oroften in case OF threatening
foods. 1t is unsafe to ride on any
railroad where the company is too
parsimonious to look after the safe
ty of its track. i9'NA" HH 20 81 fa-
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-05-01
IuckY MOUNTAINS.

At Point Creek, jackson county,
a trader had bought sheep of a
resident. Resident had one more
to sell, when the following converse
ton ensued:-
Trader-'I'll give you two dol
lars for that sheep"
Residens-'1t's worth FIVE dollars.
TIT aint worth two dollars"
R.-aIt's worth five dollars"
T.-"It aint." "ri ID ;a'f"i+
R.-(Drawing a large navy.
whats that there sheep worth.
sT.-"Under the circumstances,
think it's worth nigh on to six dol
lars."'i ,. i'naf al.ii e7a.1 iif.el:
They traded forthwith. ..#F
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-05-01
RepusIlcAN STATE CONVENTION.
"Wednesday May 2Ist, 1873.

STATE REPUBLICAN CESrRALAND ExEcUfrvEl
- C0hITrER Rooms, CoLUkBus,OHIo.
rr-s.. March 2SAe72l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-07
OTtIIW UAIUaU-0 W. NNI'0i ""I
basis of the following quotations

Extra mails for Europe tomorrow, per steamship
Celtic will close at 1890 p. m at the Merchants Ex-
change Nos. 80 and 81 Pine-st.
The Bank Of France gained during the week.
2.75OOOO francs.
Money easy call, at 4, >, and per cent all
day. the supply being abundant under the small
demand from the Stock Exchange. Prime business
notes move at 10 "A per cent.
Government bonds were strong, the leading fea-
ure still being the buyings for direct export. The
demand is active and rather in excess Of the supply
The Department to-day issued a call for the redemp-
ton of S20OOOOOO additional 5-2Os lSl6,OOOOC cou-
pom and OOOregistered interest to cease Sept6
The general market closed firm on the basis Of 1911
o., t.- fnr 1ae-a EiaI- N untch rnnnrt rs fnllows:
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RANKNG AND FINANCIAL.
Ten PER CENT INVESTMENT.

Al present rate Of gold. an investment Of $1,000
in the FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND GOLD BONDS
Of the VERMONT DIVISION Of the PORTLAND AND
OGpENsBURG RAILROAD TRUNK LINE yields an an-
nual interest of $3.50, and held to maturity an an
nual rate of Ten PER CENT issued in denominations
of 81 OOO $500, and SlOJ and limited to $4,000 per
mile.
No security is greater than these FrRsrcLAss RAIL
ROAD BoSDs. based on large property, as we'll as on
q Iarqe and constantly -increasing income.
The building and management Of the road are con-
Quoted with such economy and integrity as to make
the investment VERY PROFITABLE AND PERFECTLY
SAFE.
f. & T. FAIRBANKS & CO.. st. JOhnsbury w.
FAIRBANKS & Co., No. 81 Broadway, NeW-lork'
FAIRBANKS. Brown s, Co.. No. Milk-st-' Boston
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FRIDAY. June 5-P N.

FRIDAY, June b-P. VI.
There was an attempt to impart new life TO the
general market this morning, under the story from
London that in view Of the financial situation
abroad the British Government were about to grant
authority to the Governors of the Bank Of England
TO issue G6OOOOOO additional notes Of circulation
It's hardly worth while to discuss the proposed ac
ton or its probable effects until 1t is pos
Itively known that the power will be
granted The rumOr certainly failed of any
important results to-day. Consols were perhaps dis
posed to be little OFF at first but latePthcy recoy
cred and closed firm and higher, United States bonds
being also held at yesterdays prices The rate Of
discount is still per cent, the bank losing some
$4,000 bv withdrawal of bullion to-day, making
total with yesterday of Ell0,OOJ for the past two
DAYS of the new week In stocks there
was no more doing than yesterday and
the aggregate of the days business will barely ex-
coed 10000 shares, the total Of yesterday falling
short of even that amount The market on the
whole was steady up TO noon, though weak on Pa
cifc Mail The street has been somewhat disap-
pointed m the nOn-appearance of the true state
mentv concerning the financial condition Of this
company, and that stock has suffered in the public
estimation in consequence the quotation declining to
as,. The street Is full Of rumOrs as to what the
statement Will be when made if it shall be made at
all and perhaps this is a part OF the little game of
the maDipuators to keep the real affairs Of the Com
panv enveloped in perpetual mystery. One OF the
runors which find many believers runs TO the effect
that the assets slim as they were, reported IN the
late statement are very much non est In short that
the securities are hypothecated, and that the 5000
900 and over reported in the bands Of agents and
Pursers is in reality less than $4,000 and that some
of the bills receivable not likely t. be received
right away Of course these stories may be the IN
veptions Of the wicked bears who have OF late been
much in the habit Of going about deyourng the IN
nocent children Of the street; but the stories
whether true or false find plenty Of believers and
nrobably will until the new direction youchsafe that
promised true statement
The other shares followed suit and after y o'clock
the entire list declined to per cent though as
rule there was rather more disposition TO press
stocks than to buy them. The dealings were con-
fined 10 the leading shares Investments were quiet
Panama selling at H. and Michigan Central l0l.
while OF the 5emi-speculatiOns, Canton fetched 1903
In EXPRESSES. Wells-Fargo sold at 81, and American
At ~. The general market closed weak. The open
ING. highest. lowest, and closing prices ,ot stocks
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rrrnlprs or pRnnnCE.

t-ssfN 1Ha kIiIrn1h
JryE C-3f asher PAg leesNaE Ib'5 o4s '''lih. y,
bs C,5o.- N gl.t Uned Fruit j! u1s. Eg. 10 5 .. folf
i9 - bb " M. 2Is ~ BUSH Cora Jl.1 ba oats ~ lush
R,s .0I bush Peas 9 bags Peas, - hbl' Corr M'4 80
Ifls Co., Hemp 80 Leaf COB 1lih ep. Lu.
tss a. bhlt R0l. di pigs to.- IS p.gf been ~ p- N'
Meats 40 pigs Grease cal pAg. LAID, ID pAts osA"l h,
Butr-r pkgs Cheese Iaioe ~ bags 'A - fk
RE 80 starch 3l Tobacco, lt- boxes Ac i0'aeo
WHISKY Do bales Wool
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INVEST MENT.

rti,usivesy conceded that ersfl1y ,.ei PIRyr MORTGAGE
RAILROAD BONDS are not only SAVE. b-s te MOST DKsS-
ABLE SECURITIES investment purpose L. - ao A. '''n'
fact that there Of Railroad tan 10 ar
other OF the neat interests Of the county.
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road, generally but they apply With ge,y ncea-i orr' 'as-
where the Road superior yauay alea, az
cJnnec
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The directors Of the American Express Company
have declared dividend Of three dollars per share
payable July1
The Philadelphia stock market Is steady; Penn
sylvania Skies, 100; Philadelphia and Erie Kan
road p Reading Railroad, 5os; Pennsy wanna Kali
road. 5j!; Gold. 1lS.
The specie in the Bank of France has increased
-5O OOO francs during the past week.
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Forgar l6c higher. With hir Transactions " INC
ADVANCE. follows all basis Of Low hilIhlZs 40
ailer p uHe 100 bales q. u I51-e
l-lbc. 100 az ID --Ci August Nv
~ Pc 1g st 9.r; September lie November 100 at
l7c. tots sales to-day mJune lg bales a.
AZ 90 % b &C.. so 40 las-, u no i1 lc
Juy 100 at Lice. s.c 200 az II Sic LOO a. 'c OS
Lee l9sc 30 10 5tc; August 90
Jl6c, 1900 az lsc J a. ~ lt ~, a lc o a. i5 -lo
1000 az l]. September SOD ~ lac Y - ls'-l W a. az, ~ @
October, 100 81 u loo ip8eic
Oct,6er ani Az - total ln J5C baas grand total 1850 tt
COFFEE quie prices non-r4ij uleAAlse1i RIO A'|''
Java. 2It re-, g..-
CAEDLRS-Th-re continued moderate inquiry 2 small ot' AZ
Jlc Patent. Soc anil Plrati1e 40 jkUtjc. .- e.
FLOUR AND MEAiirf Flour marEet openel lli . et ll
grades of " t -as and tame Tor winter ~ @
unstable plenty 'l'erlne Do TAR de.Al. :. ~
Winter Wheat brands Q4ies steady, sales o. 800 Do NE
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BoNDs AT A BARGAIN
THE MARKETS.


FRIDAY. June 6. 1873
toi,v nkvs PSLt fur De
mind about pnesi We quote a. 3D. Pears arr ' ''
dali ami nominal.
BROOM CORN AND BROOHs-T5s market f0r Corn u quei
bat 6ru quote 304c for Oh MEc. fG5t Tor New co.
ard NeF iurL Bfaons are CUE.
old prices quoef s20-J of Comao1 70 Good ana {" f'~
IS 50 lr Prime 90 Errt
BBESN A&ihr sfset has been less active fn1 Ae oo'1@
heavy 81 % DJ1c i0r Western and southern. 49,
COTTON-ILe business spot has heeu ONLY 60 a
and prcs Undergone esseua change We
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HowFs a MACY Bankers No. Sl Waist New
York. offer the same facilities 20 DepOslloi9 n II,
coruorared Banks, and allow Interest on uAuJ DaI-
anecs at the rate of -Four per cent
COLLECTIONS made on any point al current I4'os'
with immediate returns. , NJ, q
Sc. iur Investors.
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William Ward quotes stock privileges "a selling
for per cent cash bonus on 80 days time and j. to
per cent bonus on 90 days, at points varying
from the market price OF the securities naneu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-06-07
The Indianapolis, Blooming
ton and Western Railway

possesses al the avautages nlmsi and has In ,inoa veJ
r business already and assured % The BOND, 10.
r,t nov offered are GOLD SEVEN PER CENT COSvERu5Lk
are FULLY SECURED By FIRST MORTGAGE eFson %
2l7 miles, and are liability the eute line Of 90 miles OF 'hh
four.lfths completed
The geographical position Of s ROAD renirf'py "Vtot ''n
nenciug At Indianapolis dircuou vest ADD ers1f o. nA
psi u las terminal points Peoria laos a7-r 'a "a he
Mississippi opposite KeokuA
Net earn 1s Of division from Inanipo - P-ku af Pe'r' ''
large and have bea for pen0i greater than a. amount
required Tor interest on al ssled By tle CompanT Regular 'nA'
are running on more miles Of the extension and Total 0~
OF e road for III year very satisfactory ~ al holders ' ~
securities
The Earnings in 1872 were sI,35g,69O IS. an an
crease of 1895, 600 1871. It - expected tneJ
will reach $4,000 900 during the present year.
These Bonds have an INTRINSIC VALUE exceeding The oreni 'o-
% n 90 and INTEREST ssi holder, viii ani POSITIVE AID
VANTAGE in an early increase the value Of their Investment Csa
pous January and July l.
ALL NEGOTIABLE SECURITIES RECEIVED IN EXCHANGE
AT BEST MARKET RATES
Pamphlets, maps ani circulars furnished 90 APPLICATION
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THE Consolidated 80 YEARS : PER CENT GOLD
BoNps Of the 81. LOUIS AND SOUTHEASTERN RAIL
WAY CO.. issued upon o completed trunk line he
tween 81. Louis aud Nashville Tenu.,l earning mOr
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A NOBLE LIFE PORTRAYED.
- .yI .lEIED EDITION 0F HORACE GRtEL AJlO
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tare to the speculation, whiss may he dismissed
without comment The rates fOE carrying were 8, s.
T. and per cent per annum The 'mporiant entries
Of dry goods and general merchandise ran very
small. and by so much were against the upward gold
speculation. The aggregate for the week was only
$685., s23 the amount marketed being Si2i7,78s The
Assistant Treasurer paid out S435,OOO called bonds
and $4,000 coin interest. The days operations at
the Gold Exchange Bank were: Gold cleared,
So, $4,000; gold balances, sl,76s,145; currency
balances s. lO7 300. The following were the quota
tons
1000. Ills 1880. 11si 100 ....llsi 2:9o-iiSt
1890 .IIs 1900. lisa !:30--.--lls J:OO--.Lo
100. lis 1880. .lls 300. -...us
The days business at the U. s. Sub-Treasury COW
cred
Cold receipts 81 22 77s 6j Cur'cy paymts $500 N
Gold payments 3,1y23l5 a. Crcy balance L1,of.5o %
Gold balance ..4O,6i5l22 oil CustOms...-- 5loVVO W
Currency re pts. 2,903,69j %
Foreign exchange was quiet, and closed on the
1 a.. & n. inn rtf,,fu+ t,feg
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than enough to paw interest and operating expenses.
PIice ~ end interest. Sold by
WNsLOw & WILSON.
20 Wiliam-st.
BoNDs AT BARGAIN
MoNrcIAIR RAILWAY BONDS,
guaranteed by the Midland Railway. for sale at 81
JAMESON. SMITH & CorTING, Il Broad-st.
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Gold at times was active but for the most OF the
day als quiet, with the prepoEderancr OF business
al and llss. though exceptional sales were re-
ported at IFS! and III! There 9as no special fea-
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ArsrIN BALDWIN & Co,

Bankers, No. "A Broadway
Issue Letters of Credit on
CITY BANK or LONDON
AND
LUERBET1E KANE * Co, PARIS
Travellers Letters Received aud Forwarded.
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Banhlnu nousrs ano Dankers
Ulploeno Ncures

THE INTEREST which will become due
ngOn STO Of he STATE lLLiNOl, on 1- o.; A9SDAi
81 ' Ia-l Vii had A. he AMERICAN EXCHANGE IS lONA
BANK New-fork 1id 90 the -, inclusive Of s- .Aa
EDWARD Ruiz st.e Iri'Iei Spna{-'-.. i-- -
Oz1rV az rIy Bo,En AuEtgAN Efaz's
CouPaNY llJ BROADWAY, hAF-tytA AaY Il 49,;
THE DIRECTORS Of THIS COMPANY nave
-. sclreI SEMI ANNUAL Dividend OF THREE Dol
LARS tS PER SARE isI STOCK PAYABLE on ah. aff tnr
l day July nez 20 s.oeA-oi' g.. feo,s a'le ~ '' | -
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