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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-09-13
TO THE LADIES.

DIR. SPINNEY, while naturally impressed
with the delicacy of the subject, feels no hest
fancy in assuring them that, in conjunction
with a competent knowledge of their suffer
ings, such as Nervousness, Neuralgis Spinal
Weakness, Loss of Appetite, Lassitude, Pro
lapsus Uteri, Retroversions or Displacement
of the Womb, Vaginal Irregularities. Len
chorrea, Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Constipation,
and the many petty irritating distractions
that almost invariably have their origin in the
nterine regnnn Afflrl them Immediate relief.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-09-13

For Boots and Shoes. the Metropolitan Boot
and Shoe store, No. los South @ Street, Vir-
ginia, offers superior inducements TO any
house in that CITY.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-09-13

THE delinquent sale of the darcy
Mining Company is advertised IN
this IL ~-e.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-09-13

NEW FIRM.-We take pleasure in
calling attention to the advertise
ment of J. d. Sims & Co., of Day
ton, SUCCESSORS to Nash Il Sims.
This is one OF the best retail grocery
establishments in the State, and the
new proprietors will not let the
prestige gained by the old firm
wane in the least. See the dissolu-
ton notice, and their new adver-
tisement in another part of this
paper.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-09-13
COME AND BE HEALED.

1t matters not what your troubles may be,
come and let the Doctor examine your case
1t will cost you nothing for consultation, SO
please call and satisfy yourselves whether the
Doctor understands your case. If be can cure
you he will tell you so if not he will say so,
for he will not undertake a case unless he is
confident of affecting q cure.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-09-13

SMALL-POX.-Dr. Van Zandt re-
ports death from smallpox at the
County Hospital, Virginia City. The
patient. p. Reynolds, was sent to
the pesthouse Thursday night, says
the Enterprise, in the fourth stage of
the eruptive fever, together with an
extreme and dangerous hemorrhage
from the nostrils. The bleeding was
arrested by surgical means; but the
exposure during the transportation
of the patient to the hospital, to-
gether with loss of blood, brought a
retrocession of the eruptions internal
and death ensued the following
night.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-09-13
YOUNG MEN,

Who may be suffering from the effects of
youthful follies or indiScretion, will do we'll
to avail themselves of this, the greatest boon
ever laid at the altar of suffering humanity.
DR.. Spinney will guarantee to forfeit five hun
bred dollars for every case Of seminal weak
ness, or private disease of any kind or charac-
ter, which he undertakes and fails to cure.
He would therefore, say to the unfortunate
sufferer who may read this notice, that you are
treading upon dangerous ground when you
longer delay in seeking the proper remedy for
your complaint. You may be in the first
stage--remember you are approaching the
last If You are bordering on the last, and are
suffering some or all Of its i'll effects. remem-
Der that if you obstinately persist in pro-
crastination, the time must come when the
skilful physician can render you no assist
ance; when the door of hope will be closed
against you; when no angel of mercy can
bring you relief In no case has the Doctor
failed of success. Then let no despair work
itself upon your imagination, but avail your
self of the beneficial results of his treatment
before your case is beyond the reach of med
ical skill or before grim death hurries you to
q premature grave.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-09-13

For THE LEGIsLATURE.-By ref
erence to another column it will be
seen that Will Thomas. so we'll
and favorably known to this COM
munity, announces himself candi-
date for the Legislature, subject to
the decision of the Republican
County Convention. Mr.. Thomas
was for four years County Treasurer
of Sierra county, California. from
1857 to 81. Far and near he is
known as Republican-true blue.
In the days of the rebellion his voice
and influence were raised for the
sustenance and perpetuity of the
Union. IT Mr.. Thomas is nomina-
ted he will certainly be elected, and
no Republican will ever regret hav-
ing east vote for him.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-09-13

WATER.-Again we call attention
to the non activity of the property
holders of this place. What protec-
ton have you in case of fire /?
Everyone Is desieous of taking
measures for the better security of
the town, vet no one is willing to
take the initiative. A small amount
of money is needed, gentlemen,
from each and all, to secure to this
place as good water works as are to
be seen in any of the towns of the
State. Before the cold weather of
winter sets in the trenches should
be dug, pipes laid and hydrants es-
tablished. Is it to be put off another
year
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-09-13
Milldle-AGed Men.

There are many of lineage of thirty 10 sixty
who are troubled with too frequent evacua.
tions of the bladder, often accompanied by a
slight smarting or burning sensation, and
a weakening Of the system in a manner the
patient cannot account for; on examining the
urinary deposits a ropy sediment will often
be found, and sometimes small particles of
slbumen will appear, or the color will be of a
thin or milkish hue, again changing to a dark
and torpid appearance. There are many. men
who die of this difficulty, ignorant Of the
cause, which is the second stage of seminal
weakness. DR.. S. will guarantee a perfect
cure in all such cases, and a healthy restora-
ton of the genito-urinary organs.
N. B.-Only an interview required in a ma
iority of cases balance of treatment can be
conducted AT home without interruption of
business. No case treated without a personal
interview and proper examination. Office
hours--10 TO /, to 4, and to s. Consultation
Free. Examination and advice, s5. 2S-tf
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL
Stocks Heavy and Lower---A
Loss Along the Line.
GREENBACKs AVID GOLD STEADY.
WALL STREET,

TUESDAY, Oct. 1876 p. M.
The market was eodsend to-day to scores OF
people who were snort OF stocks, and they rolled
IN profit on few hours operations ranging
rom u to " per cent Such sharp decline was
certainly not expected the close last night, and
the suddenness with which 1t manifested itself is
only another illustration Of the uncertainty Of
Wall street ways.
GAINS AND LOSSES
For second time within week the market
records decline in every active stock. To-day it
ranged from p 10 Ia per cent. AS compared
with last nights closing prices the figures stand
a. follows:-
Losses-New York Central and Hudson. Y per
Lake SHORE *; North West e." Common, y; 66ic
ana Mississippi, ~; Pacific Mall AZ; Rock
isap %ss,s1 81 RaSI Wabash * Union Pacific
THE RANGE OF PRICES
was about as f0llows:-Atantic and Pacific
preferred sold at 11H a Tx q - q 11h. Central
and HUDSON at 1914 1919 l0lH 101 1919;
G., G. and !. G. sold at IL l0H l0As 10h;
Dc aware and Lackawanna at 106N 1903 1861
1O7 a 1861; Erie at 80 . 29X a 2SX 2S4; Har-
lem at l29. Lake Shore weakened from 601s to 10
. 7sH; North western from 80 to 3sH. OHIO and
Mississippi sold at 27zs a2Sh 273I a 271z. PACING
Mail declined rom 4s1< to 4611 46zs At. Panama
was about steady at ll2X q 112A. st. Paul
ranged from 1914 to 32x, closing at 3sH. Rock
Island len on from 99I to 9SH, passing through
slight reaction. Wabash showed weakness by
yielding from 32H to S1h and closing at 3lH
Union Pacific held its own with considerable
nrmness during the day, opening at 36H, selling
up and down TO 35H and closing at 36T
Western Union did not improve after the morning
hour, and, after several transactions at sos 80,
went on gradually to 79H, closing at 797S.
OPENING, HIGHEST, LOWEST AND SALES.
The following table shows the opening, highest
and lowest prices OF the day.
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OF :s g. prime :sn CO. .. az d Sei
.sa head co. o. t't nssIa doe ss esr Sc; ses
II Va s1s s1'S' DE- ger . sssfa g. & =
meats Sss asrss a0a asd 80 30
sss, sSdsy ~
Sssssr ~ \: % " IS ~ Ss;i &
f e hSss S ss4s 81 s s.Is e
and corn Ill.,, ses@w e., heard ss BUSHES
SS ssei: = ~ y q s1
's''s: q 's' sss ss.s fS e' ls ssa
Sss'S .ss
BEEN lint but Values We're The same We heard Of
sales g $50 oose picked shoulders .. se 700 sm9ksd
smoked DO az lie. per +. Lara-Tse market Tor
s d 5a aa sasas se We
sales Q, p tsrsss on The spot =. ss:c 70 lss 20
is,s WIN bid: refused sc soaerees ONO city
'0s S re- was moderately active demand for
fr pSemana and steady sares
ssy ssis s sat PA
81 ss 'ssIs p psH
: y PSI Ss y a. DS s. Vagina
1% u s.ss may ap Sa as
. tierees Carolina a. e 7sc per ID. ana is
bags E.Sy0SSs g. no in nseod the
: 81: ss d i S. l. % and S Iasss ss Il Timothy
lbs city ad ps "i o.
ee,5s1 me DAY for q
sss asSs i9I isr % good Cuba: heard sass
ssaaisr ianaard aaoe Ssn"sf o
e @ @ per- a4d N We quote s1a
s9 to Sedd a nsos &c ssso Z
c srecery y air 70 good Sc sG prime saoics
49, sG - mQasses h nnlss ana s boxes 1
Ss 's a. 80 s rs "a; 81 =
SsyspdsS .;aaSass Sss Is q IS &
Superior and extra nDerior a.. rs SIC
good and the marsst we mote .urths sales
a aS& out
prees the sales Include 50 cases connee eu crop
s crop ss :, y,
soe The market foreign seady With sales les Of
and s m
ssss Of # q oaS' S sasss At e '
onions were rather and held
sas Her 'ssSS
Snons re- yesw per q
ST 81 cabbage, new, per 100 81 S.; do red per
lOO, "a a So; Lima beans, per bag, $I5UaS,; yellow
SQUASH per bb 81 marrow DO per Dbl 81 lettuce
bag, 50 b green corn 100 ST. Is 81 75 string beams
Long Island per bag 81 81 70; cauhfower Dozen
81 So; Long Island tomatoes, per set sUc UUc
ST rs
WHIsKKY.-9eceIpts SIS bbls The market was active
and steady 1t the decline OF yesterday Sales 70J bb
at $l0,H.
WooL-There appears TO be no Improvement in the
demand Tor wO0cn goods and as consequence the
market the material remains a very dun con-
dition In quarters slight weakening percept-
Dle sed doubt by the want cash, but gem
eral reduction has been made as the stock OF all kinds
are-206 lbs secured California spring Oc 600 lbs
DO pulled, 72c; LOU lbs Western Texas sc 900 lbs
secured soc % bales ao new fall California zsc q,
lbs tubwashed. 5lc l,OOJ lbs black fleece 33c 400
lbs low pulled private: 1900 lbs bury spring Cali
fornia, private; lhUJ) lbs medium Eastern Texas
private l7oN lbs fall California, 26c 5000 lbs. fine
1900 lbs black pulled at a reserved figure.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

coip p's Osiss s Gross a sass Stock s IL
cotton firm GOOD ,..n Nnw o oS5TAss ost - lsA
s ss!Sss' 's-s 'as' gross 'A sales l'0 Stock
Cotton nrm miaa,ng i4.c MOVIE oW m nSi ls IL
fSa Exports &C. s. sass e s,sss
SAVANNAH, Oct l3, 1874
Ss bales t' ss ns%aa m'sdss Stock ~ receipts
CnAeLEsroS, oct Is, 1874
Bales sais s0G SOCK g '' Net receipts s
spirits Of .urpenne rm Il s sosa 9S rn ~ Il is
g, M Graas an5 e g aus = 60 tor hard
Flour in good demand; market steady: sales Of 27oo
ee1 ns Wheat ai s and No. Will
gam HO AZ Isl 8 extra do al s Corn da .sIe,
@ % s'sHsss's 'sss
So per ION. Canal lrelshis-Wleat t4c. corn and
81 s ssSSsS @ 81 sG. g tAsspS
sSpments- oS iee lumber her. 'ee' ''n0el
Flour 1890 pb. wheat 4s bushels: corn, so4 800
aS 0es pa ds s s
sss 80 sarlsy oa s d.
Canal freshts dun. wheat loe corn. &C. oats g.
s . ,;s';
waukee No. spring at 81 IL. do No. do, 81 0S;
Chicago No spring hell at 81 %; red winter, liza
q III White hi w ~ q y Corn du sales D9
57c Rye nominal, at soc. Barley quiet; Canada, 81 rs
81 30 Western 81 10: four rowed State 81 20 Barley
malt steady; Canada, 81 90 81 IS; Western. 81 A.
81 So other articles unchanged.
Flour firm and in fair demand; Wheat steady; no. /
Michigan q + No. do s. M amber aas d.
No. red 81 09ls; No do, cash and October 81 "a;
November 81 Us; No amber Illinois, 81 IN; No do
81 lJh Corn dun and lower; high mixed October
sc. do new. spot !lc new, November 6,c. no grade
&c. Oats dul and lower; No. l. sc No 5lac. Mich.
gan, 5lhc white Sic. Freghts unchanged Receipts
mcnts-2O0O bushels wheat 800 do 1000 do. oats
ng CHICAGO Oct. l3. 1874
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat in lair demand
and lower: No. 4, spring, 95c. No do S9szc cash
October S9l4c November; No. do. S4ac. N5c.
iect ted Soc. SO1sc. Corn In far demand, weak and
lowers No. mixed 74c., spot; 734c., october. G9sc,
November 6e1Sc. Her all the years high mixed 74sc
rejected 72ac. 73c. Oats In fair demand and lower
No Axe or October 46ic No, enber; rejected
dull and unsettled 10 spring 81 % 81 o. spot 81 Osa
81 "a; November; No do, s.; g3c Pork in fair demand
and lower S2 so cash; Sl7 50 seller all the year.
Lard dull and lower nominally lic li4c., cash;
sales at &c. all the year Bu.kmeats dull and nom.
inaL Whiskey steady at 81 OIL. freights--Corn TO
Buffalo sac On the open Board in the afternoon wheat
cgsed at sJssc October Corn steady at 74e octoosr
ps-90W bbls -four, 400 bushels wheat $4,000 do
corn g. 900 do. oats. II, 90 do barley. shipments
00) hbls -four, 10000 bushels wheat, 400) 90 corn
L. 900 do OATS 1000 do barley.
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LONDON Produce MARKEr.-LoNDoN Oct l3-Even
Ing. -Linseed oil, Us per cwL ialow, f3s Cd. 4s
per cwt.
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- SH, backs s6c Sc; middle
sask &C. eayy er Sp SEP & maas s srSp
&c ;s S middle ana oyer CROP sc sSc Rough
Mo!Assrs-wc have no change to note in the market.
prices were current We quite scuSa, centrasa and
feo 49, lns.S S o "a &C., i New r0 Or
NAVAL ss..ihere was continued firm market for
the only 10 pDi al Tor Southern;
and 4c for New Yorks Also late last evening, 40 obs
sSsss.v but la late nsarss We're o r%y s maiats,nsd
e eo raass BE- oe al IN
side agares In ae GRADES 40 SSs No abe We sold
1hf1s rs Ss r..
g. obsnaSe SSsiSa io Of
small lots "a. slight ,g al vance coad be Obtained
~sas
ssISs Fl SSssea. MAKE ana i; !s l5S prime
light and Sc Tor brown Cotton seed oil was Unchanged
and Spe Guoed f. Sc AZ Se ~ for 70 SC
Witt ysSw 0iss steady
sperm
crude q wi 90 o. Or %a,F 81 winter 81 IS FOR
for southern Csc ior natural winter and Toe 7lc
PErRoLKux-Thc market for refined was quiet but ex.
hbited rather more rmness quoted at lie. prompt
Sas and oeisnaoe @ Tor di esc ~
this month but we beard Of No Gases were
nominal at 9hc. for Western and i0c. for city. The
Philadelphia market was quiet and easy We heard OF
sale OF 5000 bbls deliverable up the 10Th October
a. lAc: quoted at llsc for prompt delivery and II &c
for last hall OF months later heard of sales in New
York OF 100 Dbs OF rened Tor prompt delivery ut &c.,
aud 900 bbls OF crude, IN bulk, at 51sc Advices
Sf ef sSt' ~1sn a as
farkefs tniisd 7sc i Immediate SHIPMENT sGs
soc d 95c.
POULTRY AND GAxE-Thcre was a good demand for
dressed poultry and under the influence OF favorable
weather, the market exhibited considerable improve
ment The same remarks will apply equally TO the mar
ket Tor live poultry uame The receipts were light and
the demand $50 limited. fhe tone OF the market was
rather hrmer but prices showed little il any improve
ment We Quote:-Fresh dressed-lurkevs, Jersey
prime loc. 2Uc do do fair TO good. l5c lie. do.
State prime, lIc. sc. do do fair to good, lac l6c
do Northern Ohio and Michigan. prime, l6c lie. do,
do air to good lie loo chic kens Jersey, prime 5c
do fair to good, 5c c.; fowls, Jersey prime, l6c
l7c do do FAIR TO good, lac l6c fowls aud chickens
state and WESTERN prime 6c a7c do d. falr 10 good,
lsc sS cocks &c. ducks jersey prime rs lse
and jersey iss lsc ao Western ise soostsrs old.
re isc ducks state AMI Jersey per nair co. c
g. DO Western q Sas 90 9smss7rlgeons, eisht,
per dozcnL VI u 20; do. stall fed, lbs lbs TO
dszen 81 20; DO d. common to fair %asl o.; PM.
ioc; woodcock, Western soe zoe 90 state an. and
do. Western prime 5Vc a6c.; do. Eastern 4oc &c.
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was to-cay held at the once OF the nrm The liza
bilites Of the nrm were shown to be about
1000, O0O and its assets $4,000. The property oil
the firm, 1t Is said, had been attached by two OF
the large creditors-0ne the firm OF j. h W. SeR-
man h Co. and the other Schuster, Son h Co., OF
London. committee OF the general creditors
was appointed 10 take such action as may lorce the
estate into bankruptcy unless these attachments
are relinquished or the properly applied to the
claims OF all the creditors pro rata.
The annual report OF the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad Company for the fiscal year ending June
So 1874. EXHIBITS the following results OF It's opera
tOns:-
Net income from the road .............. 1881, 1874
Payments for interest ........... $S323fS
Payments for the sinking funus.. 72905
905.253
Surplus equal to 63-100 OF per cent on
preferred stock Observation-Disclosures. S25.04l
Bonded debt So 1863, 600
The noating debt less assets........... 228299
common STOCK. 20, 0O0, 600
Preferred STOCK. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4,0s0,000
Total capital account .............. $35, 119, 239
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Included in ne sss bales 70 arrive Also,
4o9 n Atlantic port For future delivery basls low
isoo At i slsc December a e issc IseS Il
a q IS ssaa;rx 81 4 - s June S5 H 4. 49,
Total 200 baes Closing prices q 8, 70 sS2c
si Is l EssFur iSe s s M sarf 49,
Sess64 se oS Y
ao q Il 81 at at iss
Is S S Is 40 ; "a S
i Sf Ss = ,i 81 M at
i ss ~ = M epf a. I! III Jrs &C. 4 e
sna lsS sses # i:.e,y sa il. iSSs;
xoS as 5 sw 9rsaa
% VI A;s SSo'Ti.is Ssw ys5S
iore,sn ports Havre BY sail iH1a TO
TO L Ssssa 3 Sy
the a L au to tho Ss
paaff sea
ss 2 RS s vea as ss asSs
s ss BAGS sw A0 Sors To,a ~ bas r:
e., is rss ssSs d. as IL Ssi%s 8, o.:
fa S ssYS l sa sIs'aS 81 ls s. &.
mingo, lsc i6c.; Porto Rico l6c Issc; Costa Rca
sayans. l5c l9c.; Curacao e,Sc l7c. gold co and
CorrrR--snce the activity of last week the market
has been comparatively quiet but Values ruled about
Lake, a. 22c cash and 22,sc Tor November ana Decem
Der delivery, market Mo closing urn: J. c,,,o Man.
'Sy. aagn
d9 % a aa nsy s
5fead do and sfss 'Ht rope s s.n de
fine tarred Manila lath yarn l5c. sisal rope sizes
srsS ssys sna J4Rs ssG AND
AN nsa 'n'h
%a a1ss nc Js''s?' e.
ssS tue s'5raS g * nHs s IS &C.
en- a., Vi 's'ssE
$s saSSss Win heads sSiaes $40 ,sS box
i isss ordinary pr%s, Sc. s0c; hoops Il ee
uKITp FRUITS he demand for apples Continued slow
met eSf aa
commanded ABOUT steady prices We quote ;-Southern
d. Sp o. as iansy &C. isc peeled Beaches NORM
DO, &C. ssc.; backberrics sisc &C. cherries State,
new slc SIC CO. piSs Sc &c. -'' &C. 'A''D''''''
Less.-Ine market g rather Quiet, bat with coo!
IslSns New jersey and near BY 2s % state and
fennsyvAna DC zoec OahauA cnoice brands xftsc.
&C.. WESTERN choice BRANDS FAC. zac.; otner West
ern. &c. q 24c
Flour AND GRAIs.-Reccipts-Flour li.759 bbs
bags; oats, 49, go bushels barley. 1850 do me Hour
market adv with fair demand for shipping
tras The sales were about 2QtOU bbls. OF which 1000
bbs extra state, mainly at 50 l5 s. 30 the latter Tor
choice weekthe balance figures within
range OF the appended quotations Corn meal was In
81 Tor Western and s. 40 s. for Brandyw wines also
40 Sacks at 81 ~ per loo lbs for Southern yellow We
Quoe.-
No ~ STATE ........ssSssstS
Superhne state. 20
Snuco SLALe. " w
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Gross clearances. II, 554 900
..1a GOVERNMENT BONDS.
The following were the closing quotations.
United States currency skies, 1l7k ll7L; dol
sixes 1881, registered nix 1l7h; do. DO, 1881,
lis 1881; do. lve-twenties, 1852 registered,
109H; do. do., do, coupon. 1925; do. DO, 1854,
registered, nix; do. do, do, coupon, 1l5H
1l5A; do. do, 1865, registered, l12k q
1l3; do. do, do, coupon, 1181 1864; do.
do, 1866, new, registered 115x l15X; do.
do, do, coupon, 1854 l16; do. do, 1867, regis
tered, ICY ll6x; do. do. do. coupon, 117X
117h; do. do, 1858, registered, lit a NIX; do.
DO, do. coupon 1l7z MY; do. ten-fortles, reg
tstered, l11l< liz do. do, coupon, 1l1H liz;
do nves, 1881. registered, l12K ll2H; do. do,
do, coupon, 112K 112h.
THE FOREIGN MARKET.
London advices state that the Bank Of England
Increased In bullion to-day Dy the sum Of f34,O0o
sterling the rate for money on tho stock Ex-
change or government securities was ~ per
cent. Erie sold at 27A 27K, closing at 27h q
FIX. The market was dull and for American Sc
curitles EASIER The half-past four P. NJ. quo
tations are as follows:-Consols for money,
02x 92X; do, account, 92x 92X; old
'6S bonds, 1857; '67 bonds, 1925 109I ten-forty
bonds, 103h; new fves, 1044. Rentes In Paris, 62G
Txc.; IN Frankfort United States nve.twenty
bonds OF '62 were quoted at 9TH. Breadstuffs in
Liverpool, STEADY; RED winter Wneat, 6S. lOd. Q
Ga Ad.; corn declined 6d.-now $685. Sd.
RAILROAD BONDS
were steady and In moderate request. Cnesa-
peake and Ohio drsts sold at 50h. with coupon on;
wabash second mortgage, "A; Union Pacific sink
ing fund.- 74k; Union Pacific Railroad first mort
cages, ssh q Ssk; do. sevens land grants, BAY;
Central Pacific gold bonds, 92X; New Jersey Gen.
fral nrsts, 1o7; Great Western frsts, S6l Harlem
nrst sevens, coupon, 1oSh; New York Central
skies, 1887, at 90; Michigan Central sevens 1907;
Hannibal and ST. Joseph Fights, 7sa<; Chicago and
Northwestern gold bonds, consolidated, 80x;
Milwaukee and st. Paul Fights, first mortgage,
LOT; Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific sevens, LOG.
SOUTHERN BONDS.
Not much was done In this department., Ten
nessee skies, old, ex coupon, sold at 52 Missouri
skies, long bonds, at o4I1 %; North Carolina
skies, special tax, third class, at 5h.
MEMORANDA.
The New York Clearing House, to-day, bought
the Bank OF Commonwealth building for $216,0Oo.
The Receiver Of the Bank OF Commonwealth ex-
poets to declare final dividend OF twenty per cent
TO depositors within thirty days.
In aid Of the Cincinnati Southern Railway loan
OF 100000 seven-thirty bonds has been negoti-
ated..
Ameettpa Of the creditors Of s. KAUFMAN / co,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-10-14

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