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SOUTHERN SECURITIES.

SOUTHERN SECURITIES.
10 this market the principal dealings were in
Tennessees, which sold at SIX s2sS for DID, SIX
ginia deferred brought IL. The latest bids were:,
Missouri SKIES, s4z; Missouri sxes, Asylum or
University, 9lf; Mississippi sixes Hannibal and
st. Joseph issue, %; Tennessee SKIES old, S21l
do do, old. ex coupon, GAY DO. do, new, 50 40.
DO, do, ex coupon, CAS-; do do, new series. e4k;
Virginia SKIES old, 81; do. do, new, 80; do. do,
consolidated. 5ox; do. do, deferred, 1oX Georgia
skies, rs; do. sevens gold bonds, 76; North
Carolina SKIES, old, January and July, 2ox; do,
do, April ana october, 2oh do, uo., North Caro-
Ina Railroad, January and July, AZ; do, d. do.
DO, April and October, IS; DO, do, DO. do, on
January and July, rs; do, do, do. do, OF April
and October, %; do. do. special tax, class !, s;
do do. do, class TX South Carolina skies, 20;
do DO, January and July, Z; do. do, April and
october, 1917; do. Funding act, 1865, 15H; do.
sevens, 1883, Is; Texas tens, 1876, 80.
8w THE STOCK nARKEr.
Stocks continued to exhibit the feverishness
that has attended the manipulation for several
days. There we're frequent fluctuations signs Of
little faith, and very decided determination on
the part OF everybody not 10 get into deep water.
The dealings to-day were cautiously made, and
smaller than usual. The transactions were a. tol-
lows of Western Union there were sold 1870
shares; Union Pacific, 80, $50; wabash, 1900; Pa
ciac Mail, IL, $40; Ohio and Mississippi, 3,7o0; New
York Central. 2.slo: st. Paul. common, 9,32o; Lake
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wheet W. dun heavy and lowe ron ne spot and to
month gss re :' we're =. ssas:
Gooi bushsa s. u 30 ~ IS for ungrads and No Chi
Il u Tor No hinns6DfA efsb for amber winter 81 IS
for No. Milwaukee, to- arrive next week Corn was
quiet but nrm The sales about 8,UU bushels ut
&c, : SIC Tor neg and old mixed common 70 prime,
In fair demand sales 80 600 bushels at SIC. sssc for
mixed CSC. sc. for white ahoa CSC for white Ohio
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Totals. SA 468 n, I302
been tollows:-Last evening, after three O'CLOCK
MAY 100 short nStice e 7c 800 st 4 sssc, no notice
October BOO II 2sS2c.. 200 at IKE December LOO 81
II i7-s2c: Total $40 bales Today up three r. NJ
S.1y Il Co. g I. s. At q 3 s s o U.s.
100 at II 7sa 2O short notice at u 500 june 10 az
s5 ss ~ Iss 49, q, Isl s sss {. Is slss
a. ro SssoSs; 80 S.,s At spvs%Ss 100
sses New VIZ Noble 81 SAVANNAH u.s.
Charleston. SO; Wilmington "a; Norfolk. LOSS; New
day last year 1870 Rates cotton 70 foreign pors
quoted thus ITO Havre by steam. lc. by sail Nc
To- Hs9ssr b. ~ .s i 9y s r. ~
Co1sxs market was quiet and easy for Rio, but
rst hands Of bags * Msschwrs on o prva s s%s
The jobbng trade was epored fair at steady pricea
stock Of Golfer In first hands other than RIO Includes
deyion Ss do Of Aarscsi6o 7odo OF Lasnayrss Slfo
DO Of Jamaica 6Ss 90 q st Domingo 7esS Porto
Ike; fair DO, lsKc &c.; good DO, lSc. l3Jfc
gSs: java: mats 81 iSss e Ssy! Ss rs l
5s%acs ise e. gomnss ssSsy e lSG ror r
isc U SAVANNA i7c &c: cnr r af Hc
.FloyR .sD Gails.Recsip ts~Foaf s51o bbis wheat
sS bags; oats ss bushels rye % do f Pna d snr
market ruled dull and prices favored the buyer some
sales were made q lower PI,ces The trsnsactons since
range q the subjoined quotationa Corn meal was
moderately active with .ales q q 100 bbia IS
4 ~ ~ Tor eood n choice Wesern W. vine anu
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CLOSING pR1uEs-s O'CLOCK P. NJ,


Cotton Firmer-FlOur Easy-Wheat Low.
er-Corn and Oats Unchangcd-Pork
About Steady-Lard Easfer-Sugar In
Demand md Firm-CoMee Quiet and
Easy-Petroleum Decidedly Lower and
Fairly Active-spirits Turpentine
Firm-Rosin Easier-Whiskcy Steady.
M THURSDAY, May 10 p. M.
The movement Of merchandise was moderate
to-day, and business was light at the Produce Elk.
change. There was q further shrinkage In vaues
and most commodities were in buyers favor
Flour was dull and heavy ana in some cases lower
Wheat was dull and prices were lower, both for
immediate and future delivery. Corn and oats
were in fair request, and with small receipts
ruled firm whtskey was steady at the decline
noticed yesterday. Pork and lard were In limited
demand and shade easier. In the grocery
market there was less activity In sugar,
but the market was firm. Conee continued
quiet and the market was easy. Cotton
was in better demand, and the market was nrmer
both for spot and future. The market for petro-
leum was decidedly lower, but there was large
business contaminated at the Decline the sales
aggregating $1,000 bba for prompt and future delivery
Spirits turpenne quiet but firm. while ron was in
demand shade easier prices M4I
CorroN-The market for cotton the spot was r1ner
but without activity The suboined quotations show
Nc per h. advance Futures were fairly active At an
advance of il6c. per ID. We quote dN 7f-F
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lS6I3 lilo $500 $50
&6B 64,2l4 100, $50 l,S49
l6,090 $3.50 lS,U5O 40
n.M5 H,ss2 III, 500 = 500
56sl2 $3.50 204. $50 4,6Sl
6l,1e S1lso n.oss L4e7

II. l3639 6006i l7A713 6668
We quote :-Cuba-Rehning INFERIOR to common, &c.
nc; iar to good fair IKE. TIC good to prime &c.
SIC ssIc centrussI, hnds and boxes Nos 5 TO IS
SIC 9Sc.; molasses hhda and boxes. 7c TIC. me-
lado 41ac. 6kc. Clayed-Boxes, Dutch standard Nos
80 d. 10 t az, T. rs d4 y , to 1s
q lONc:; white. shc Dkc. Porto Rico.Renning.
SIC. SIC. Brazl-Dutch standara Nos to u, 6ac a
Maniia-superior and extra superior. 7c 7ASc.
STEARINK-The market was quiet, but firm; quoted at
Ike 12c., according to quality. AL
fALLow.-rhe market was dull and values barely
s'eaay. Salef Re S p ~ bbs Thc merket
erateiy active and steady the decline noticed yester
day. Sales $50 bills at SIC.
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ury to-day amounted to s. $40 500, At prices rang
ing from 11l.7e to 1888
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The internal revenue receipts to-day were
$5ol ,537. The customs receipts were $500, ooo
The Assistant Treasurer to-day paid ont SIR 900
on account OF interest and $4,000 in redemption
OF nve-twenty bonds. The tota4 payments on ac-
count Of May interest to date are 50. $4,000.
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Government bonds closed steady at the following
quotations limited States currency skies, llsK
1867; do. do, 1881 registered, 11ex 1917;
do. do. do, coupon, 121K 121x; do. rve-twen-
ties, 1882 registered, 115h 1l5x; do. do, do ex
coupon. 115h 1854; do. do, 1884, registered.
1l6k III; do. do, do, ex coupon, 117H I17H:
do. do, 1855, registered, 116h III; do. do, d.
ex coupon, lib 11sh do. do, do new, registered,
l1S1< 1193s; do. do, do, coupon. n9K 119x; do.
do, 1867, registered 1l9x 100; do do, DO,
pon 1904 120k; do. do. 1868, registered, l197S
TO; do do, do, coupon, 100 1904; do. ten
forties, registered, 114zs 115h; do do, coupon
lis 115k; do. fves 1881, registered, ll51s a
u5L; do. do, do, ex coupon, 115K 115H.
THE MONEY MARKET.
Money was easy at 4 per cent on call and
without change in the discount Market. Foreign
exchange left on firm at 4.87k 4.Ss for good to
prime bankers 90 days sterling and 490k q l. 81
for demand. Commercial bills continue scarce and
ere selling at 4.s5 Is61.
TIP FOREIGN MARKET.
Late London advices indicate a steady market,
both for consols and American securities
The bullion in the Bank OF England decreased
ESQ.,, 900 during the week, but the directors at
their meeting to-day did not alter the rate of
discount The amount OF bullion withdrawn
from the Bank OF England to-day was f22 900
sterling. At Paris rentes are quoted little
easier. The following are late quotations =
Consols, money, %; do, account, 93h; fve-
twenty bonds, 1855, 1867 1861; nve-twenty
bonds, 1867, 1o95I ten-forty bonds 1O4H o
1o4z; new nves, 1o4x; Erie a2h a2k; New
York Central, ssK. Consuls and American secu-
rites quiet Amsterdam-Central Pacific first
mortgaged bonds, 7sk; Union Pacific nrst mort
gagged bonds, TX; Union Pacific Stock, FIX; North
West preferred, SO; st. Paul, preferred. As; Erie,
shares. 81
RAILROAD BONDS.
There was well distributed business in railroad
Londs, and prices declined slightly IN some cases.
The transactions footed up about 100000. The
-.
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MEMORANDA,

The pending Financial bill reported by the Senate
gave rise to little or no discussion among the
business men OF Wall street
The following are the new onncers and directors
OF the Lake Shore Railway Company
Fvesident-Cornelius vanderbilt.
vice Pres5dents-Winiam b. Vanderbilt and
Augustus Schell. @ N
zredsurer-E. D. worcester.
Executive Conmtttee-Cornelius Vanderbilt.
William H. Vanderbilt, Augustus ScheI, Samuel +.
Barger and Eugene N. Robinson.
Directors Vanderbilt. Augustus
Schell, Samuel +. Barger, Eugene N. Robinson,
Edwin D. Worcester, ali OF New York Henry B.
Payne, Amasa Stone, Jr., Stillman witt, OF Cleve-
land; william L. Scott Charles M Reed. John A.
Tracy, OF Erie; William Williams, OF Buffalo, and
Albert Keep, OF Chicago.
r n ID
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

/ .4Nys. M.t4 Il UO0kC41O AAhA64cs. "a taEfE
GALVESTON. May a 1874
Net co rsssp ss sp sa
NEW oRL.AHs, May z, 1874
s$ ssss as?.nss sssRs
last evening, 100. sioct. iossss 49,.
e. 1sH ss s.s: :na s.s: s s.os 9as4
s'S $;ssPs 81 is'sE; e s;7s:
Cotton so a5% o m,aa1s
Exports Sos cosstw,ss s Sales & s,ocf c H. 0A'''
Spirit. Of .urp.nns %ss e s ion .s, ~,
's s os 4 %
're nsSE, sss r. u; s0s7:
S ss osS a. do 1 ss
Ss; S 81 0 co az sn Ss
canal business Y beginning to loom up Flour quieti
ss'' @ss Il ls sssT
S:.s 1sssIsss s:s!s!s sssslye ::
ssS.ss y Sss::s
S.s;es s1a q 81 vS Snsr -. arcss
!: New TosR s5Sss ssi S.;S ssJS i
quiet ana unchanged quiet ana xass a.
81 S nss s 81 . s::s {.
81 @asd IT, sc sess sna S s q.
al s ':s ses s iSy'5SiS :n$
iss 4 4;
:S5y, sS msas. 'siy
bss aoar SnsSss %hsai soo H &C. corn
b6is -four i20oO bushels wheat aoo9 DO corn, 5000
do oats, 1000 do rye and 1000 DO barley " !
EUROPEAN MARKETS, ~"
LONDON PRoDucr MAarrr. -Lospos, May 7-Exening
san snil 5es e "a IS OIL s g. per
-+t~~H +t'..N ------>-o->--"*
y. M .s,te..e a.s FINANCIAL. s4sse
A LExANDRR FRorHINGHAM COMPANY SECURE
a additional capital for miners manufacturers mer-
ve.tments Tor capitalists and transact general banking
XEE Ss0 F SssFff co.. IL wa street.
uousr BELMONT ssIs.2! :. g CO !, ,...., .,..,
issue traveller credi available in all parts Of the
Also creiis aud elesaphic transfers OF
money on California. Hurope and Havana VIE
A. --srocK PRrvrLEoEs-sso FOR 80 SHARES 500
a for O0 shares OF any stock at lowest market rates.
s sss ETY. s'' $s$ SS' ss S'sa
Wan street corner Br galway. New YORK.
A l--sTOCK AND GOLD PRIVILEGE Re-Sl0O FOR 100
a. sharea ~ days. SS0c 400 for Double Privileges
the Exehanee Stocks noid and rry.leaes bought and
:o "a za2so 2E Ne sea
EEAsoNARLE EATEsasoEEy ON LIgE AND
6ocuft1& Insurance OF all kinds effected with best
cOmpAneA 81 j. HABRICH co., III Broadway.
"A --sI2SE gsIvILEqEs-rHK WALL STREET
scs o. wee snd sspsnhs o% q ef
hte made u stock specnatonS wrth but small rsk Of
Will Be nailed fres 10 any address by L. W. HAMILTON
CO.. beock BrokerR " Broad street, New York q Q
Az n JOHNSON BRO, l1 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I
IA. 70 loan on New York Or Bf0oklvn Properly, With
ont Bonu4. Second and Leasehold Mortxsges csshed.
------, 80
MONEY TO LOAN, IN SUNS or QkO0 AND up
"A. wards, on Bond and Mortgage pm New York md
BfookIyn improved Properly. Apply to =. g. DRI5
COLL, - Pine street, room "a
LOAN OF $4,000 wANTED--ON A LOT, 80 FEET
IA frott, facing Central Park and near the entrances
cash value y3DUU no brokers need answer Address
LOAN box l4 Herald Uptown Branch offce.
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Z
$1,000 Tenn 6's, old. -.
1000 do.
10000 Tenn 6's, o, ex C.
300 do.
SOU Tenn SIS. new.
5000 Tenn o's. n, exc.
1OOW Va 6's, deferred.
1000 Alb 4 Sus I'd IN. !.
5000 Nil 4 st p SIS, LIST
1900 do. =.
1000 CAN W c c 60 BIDS
500 do.
loom q st r LIST, La D
5000 Norris 4 Es LIST m
1000 Mich Cen PSI.
1000 Mich Cen SIS. 80.
5000 Lake Shore d BIDS
600 N Y G SIS, 49,. :.
300U Erie 4th m. ;. -.
1000 N Y Cen LIST m, r.
5000 I'm Pac rs, lg....
2OU oo.............
1000 Tn Pac RR let m
5000 I'm Pac los, inc.
INN 10
$500 Harlem LIST, rs, c
l0O st l. a l N I'd m.
1000 ToI 4 Wab LIST m.
rs shs Metrop'n Bank
20 Fourth Mar BIZ.
100 pel 4 n Can Co. bic
200 Am Dist Tel. b c S.
800 West On Tel. ID c
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Stock this day, May Z,
Comparing with stock May 8
1873. $500. -.
COMPARING with stock May
y, lSlx. ........ -.
COMPARING with stock May
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THE GOLD MARKET.

The outflow to-day OF 100000 In gold coin md
$50 900 in silver caused renewal OF the discussion
concerning the ei1ect Of foreign shipments on the
market. 1t is yet too early however to indicate
results; for while present prices Of exchange en-
courage exports and there Is good demand 10
our produce the varying value caused BY specu-
lation in gold makes it extremely difcult TO pre-
dict any substantial condition. The market
showed but little activity, the principal dealings
being at l12< 1l23f. with an advance towards the
close to 1l2k. The carrying rates were 81. g. ~.
and finally per cent. Loans were made nat.
The operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank to-day
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IOsl5 and 1880 A. M.

l19A $1,000 Us5-0 c, '65,n, SIN l19h
III Loo Us IS, C. IL. :. ll5
ll91s 1880 Us 6's l0-40,r.... n4N
Efrat Roarfl-1Qs3Q A. M.
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5000 Missouri 81. ..bc
5000 N G 6's, special
tax. third class b Q
5000 Re nm o's, n, ex o.
20W c 4 N W c 6 g DDS
l0QW to:......:.:...
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A UGUsT BELMONT CO.. las4H ga
An BANKERS. 10 and Il Nassau street,
issue travellers creditA available In all parts OF the
~ Mesrs De Rofhschnd
and their correspondents. ~ istl =
Also commercial credits aud teegraphic transfers OF
money on California, kurope and Havana fet8
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
Condition Of Affairs In the WeSt---The
Prevailing StagnatOn.
G OLD FIR M
Stocks Feverish and Speculation
Not Encouraging.
WALL STREET,
THURSDAY. MAY Ia p. n


A gentleman favoraby known In financial circles
has just returned from Q tour through the West
which he made for the purpose Of obtaining per.
sona Information concerning the condition Of
anairs In that section. He fully corrooorates the
reports heretofore Published. that trade Is stag
nant and business shows no symptoms OF imme-
date recovery. Nevertheless, the merchants are
IN good trim and the banks are plethor1c with
money and freely Offering accommodations. Real
estate 10 suffering most from the prevailing de-
preston. ana the holders OF second and third
mortgages on the same have been to very con-
siderable extent forced 70 succumb 70 forecloatng
processes under the nrst mortgages This In .
measure accounts for the Western cry OF imitation,
through such mouthpieces az Morton and Logan.
The railroads are vsibly improving. especially In
ireights moving towards and beyond the Missis-
sippi and there Is Q fair travel ass
Similar stagnatlon In business Ii observable In
tho East and the Middle States but The COM
mercial reports are beginning to be more cheer
full. After prudent Congressional legislation
with reference to the public finances we may con-
ndently look for re-establlshment of the COM
merce Of the county upon o new and healthier
basis.
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EUR0PEAB MARKETS

LoSDos PRODUCE MAnErr.-Lospos, Nay 7-Evening :
tun. Spirits turpentne, sos. per cwt ~ II
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<<y>S~-- --->--.
A LExANDER FROTHINGHAM COMPANY SECURE
n additional capital for minerA manufacturers, mer
chants; also organze iDcof porate companies make IN
and commission business
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The following table shows the opening, highest
and lowest prices OF the days.
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There was well distributed business in railroa,
Londs, and prices declined slightly In some cases
The transactions footed up about 100000. TIL,
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The steamship Pereire. Of the French TransAt
iantic line, which arrived here yesterday,
brought with her . copy Of the manifest Of the
cargo on board the lost steamship EUROPE n u
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-08-20
STATE OF OHIO,
Insurance Department
COnuuBus, February 10Th, 1874.

HHEREIS the New England Mutual Life
w Insurance Company located at Boston, in
the State OF Massachusetts,, has filed IN this
ON 2 sworn statement by the proper on
cers thereof, showing ITS condition aud busI-
ness nnd has con piled IN NIL other respects,
with the laws Of this state, relating 10 Lie ln.
surance COMPANIES, Organized by act OF Con
gress, or bY or under the laws Of any other
state Of the United states.
Now, therefore, in pursuance OF law, ],
WilEam>F. Church, superintendent Of lnsur.
ance oil the SIste Of Ohio, do hereby cerIity,
tina Said Company - authorized to tiansact
lis appropriate business Of life insu rance ~
TINS sI'te in .eordance vii h law, uu ring the
current year. The condition and onsiness Oi
said company at the date OF sucn statement
december jlst, 1879 is shown Ps follows:
Aggregate amount OF admitted ss- f.."
SeIs,lnCluding the sum OF 81, 209,-
9k3 IS in premium notes and
loans held by the company on
policies IN force, l2,670,ll9 81
Aggregate amount of liabilities, in
cludiug SlI lOl ,6l9 w for re in
suranre reserve lIy32s,700 i6
Amount Of in' ONE for the pIeced
ing y. ar in cash 2,4si,S75 %
Amount Of premium note Of in.
come for the preceding year S05, ,2l3 50
Amount Of expenditures Tor the
preceding year IN cash, 1,6U ,667 IS
Amount OF premium note expen-
dlturts for the preceding year. 3s7 $40 rs
H. ~ In witness whereof, have heTeun-
70 ~ubsrrlb d NV name, and caused the seal
OF my Office to lie affixed the aay and year
above written sln Wa: CHURCH,
Superintendent.
JOINT RAPEs, agent at Ncirthnr, o.
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ADVERTISE.
Advertising Will gain new customers
Advertising will keep old customers,
Advertising literally always pays,
Advertising makes success easy,
Advertising begets confidence,
Advertising shows energy,
Advertising shows pluck,
Advertising means'biz,'
Advertise or "bust,"
Advertise long,
Advertise we'll,
A DIVER ise.
NOW.

Euery merchant. manufacturer
or business man WhO has beconse
prominently rich, has made his
fortune By judicious ADVERTISING
No exception to This rule can be
cited! Mewart, he Prince of
Merchants, Vhen a poor man, 0ds
driven 10 advertising, as a last
resort, TO get his stock turned into
money so as to meet a note. Ar
guing from this that If IL Oas
good for him in adversity, he
could make ii still better in pros
perity, he became Il persistent ad
vertiser, and thus gained his co.
lossal fortune.
Some merchants say il is not worth
while 20 advertise; for no person reads
advertisements; yet every merchant in
this county will read this ADVERTISE
ment, and if he is wise he will profit
by its suggestion, il he has anything Ia
offer worth advertising How much
more then will those read them who
are not SO largely supplied with read-
ing matter, are at leisure in the even
ing, and must depend ON their paper for
their local news, the most iT portant
item If which is where they can ind
just what they want when they come tC
town to make their purchases. your
stock is so old, rusty, dusty and out oI
style that it is worthless, or il it is run
down so that you have nothing left thai
people would w.nt, it is not worth
while for you to advertise. But if il is
new. fresh and sparkling, up to the
times, and such as the people want
don't hide them, but publish to the
world that you have them, and wan
to sell them at fair price.