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The daily gazette., 1875-08-11

CANA party of half q dozen
ng men Of Reading are now snugly
,mpei on the Brandywine near
Mer's Station on the Wilmington q
ing Railroad. They pitched their
n on last Saturday, and We under.
h it is their intention to remain TN
aezt Saturday afternoon. They
= themselves IN fishing, shooting al
h let and other pastimes, and thus
&ve had a very pleasant time. The
y consists Of L. a. harrington. H. A
1bel, S. N, Hrick, R. D. Seidel. II
Der, and II, C. Seidel. Several of tn,
\ formed a part of similar encamp
\ near to the present location las
The daily gazette., 1875-08-11
Apotbor sestqtan,e-tl, 4 nrbl;sbed -

Another "statsme1t' Is pubIsheds-o
BouNnin 2, Hallcck, enc Of tie pa-ties
under arra7t charged tE:th tia robbery Of
Si7 900 from tl,o nite1 Stetes treasury
in June last, n vhick he claims that the
money was seolcn by oue"Che-ies Gates"
ant 0ftarwsrda appropriated By himself
aut William .ottrua7, TIE restaurant
kear'r. the detectives have SO fer suc-
,esdaI il secur;r@ SCI, 500 II money ead
bonds, ara h attachnerts1 ssa;as Ott-
man. property. Eu-tte- attachments
a-o expected = be made which viii fully
secure the s3veT2meuS froE arr loss, 60.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-11

BONE MILL AT ELkroN. The scott
Bros. have purchased the Match Stock
Factory at Elkton, and are charging
1t and converting it into bone mill.
The most improved machinery for re-
ducing bone is being put in, and large
cagoes of buffalo and other bones from
the West arc arriving. Operations
will be begun in few days. 1t is the
intention to combine with the above
at some future time, frst.class mer
chant flour mill.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-11
TRAY WAITS

lLii mornings market waiiarse and
well attended.
Diamond State Loan As5ocistioo
meets this evening
Johl Henry Pub Justice Of the
Peace, NO. 305 ShiplsJ street.
Fine custom made toot5 and lhoes,
very iow. ct DonahoP;No "o7 Market
street,
Good peaches arr now selling at Il
@25 Per half peck, and 30cts. @ 81 ot
per basket
The daily gazette., 1875-08-11

2Es,.i;icaAL.-At 2sa.;l AZ meeting Of the De.
;n uuc Slty Executive Committee, Last
us'the tally list of Saturdays nom.
TI 0ll election, signed by the clerks
|n;mene in one judges, was presented and
N,tL thLep9blicans Of the FIRST Ward
fpr frvTSaoly nominate Edward T. Bel.
b;nat; r Nt;ooneil: The Democrats talk d
'nating ]. Morton Poole.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-11

HOUSE BURNEp.-A double tenant
house belonging to Geo. w. Oldham,
near Zion, Nd, occupied by George
Welsh and Robt. Jeuniss, was destroy
ed by fire on Sunday afternoon last
The families of the occupants were
absent, one Of them being In atten
dance at Woodlawn camp meeting
The nre was discovered by the neigh
bors in time to save most OF the con
tents.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-11

4rEoEs OF HUssANDRY.--The Patrons
ans bandry, embracing the farmers
ected With the States Of Pennsyl.
Maryland and West Virginia again
PSs,e' to hold grand tri-State picnic
plliam's grove, Cumberland county,
'sylyania. Gu Thursday. August 26,
Last year similar picnic was held
Z tae sane place by the patrons Of
states. The attendance then was
IEe occasion was one of great
"re and benefit to those who atten.
WesttkeSter PA Ne,rs
The daily gazette., 1875-08-11

The Democratic Convention Of Chester
county met at West Chester yesterday,
and elected the following delegates to
the State Convention Senatorial. John
Miller Chairman OF the State Central
Committee), Representative. Joseph
Hemphill. DIR. J. a. Morrison. Benjamin
Vandevere and John d. Evans. The
to support Robert +. Monaghan for
foy eruOr.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-11

rEn,-Coroner Groves held an in
yesterday, at Middletown, over
eHalns OF a peach pluck named
peIaney, who was found dead in
Aoles of the National Hotel at that
he had been complaining for
ssi9ays. The jury brought in yer.
|of death from improper eating Of
iruit, and exposure" Deceh sed
brother in Philadelphia who has
r.elegraphed to but Up to this wri-
no answer has been received.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-11

aoEf ESQUIRE FRAzRR.-Jonas Roy-
II cs before Esquire Frazer yesterday,
ITTSSfge TS OF savagely beating Abrarn
An2pnpson, a boy about eight years
n. sHoyer waived a hearing and was
Ibs !. - NV " bail for appearances at Court.
en uA Mcponnell, q boy 10 or l2 years
-, was also before the Squire on a
Ise, se o' essaulting the children Of Mrs.
',n; ~ coch ne waived q hearing and was
Ai AoE Nourt. ,.'
The daily gazette., 1875-08-11

~ ~. IoAL OH ACCIDENT. A colored
q "SV ~ Mhved in a tenant house on the
4 Y, mr. y. W. Lockwood, near War;
h.0 WAS 90 severely burned BY her
~ ~ IA ssaking hire from coal Oil on Fri.
mast ,ast week that she died on Satur.
be Sn,ns. Sy ing, She attempted to kindle
bce pouring oil over the wood
h, inc accident.-MiddIetown Trans.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-11
CA ANCER
ScEoi"ia and all Skin Diseases
Cured bJ Or. Rond's DiscoverY.

Cured bJ Or. Bonds Discovery.
DR.. BONDS CHEMICAL AcITLDoTEs unit
with ard destroy the vrrus o. Cancer anc
ssin Affections, hut will not affect the healthy
part. Patients raaT visit the City and remain
while under treatment at the Penna- Cancer
Institute zone Of the handsomest marble edi
does in the city, and the finest remedial In
s:itute in the country. Remedies, with full
directions, sent to any part Of the world,
aS-Sebd for Pamphlets and particulars. Ad
dress,
II, 7. BOND, NJ. D.,
fESf'A. CANCER Ii aSTTUTE.
fsba7-atJ 32Os Chestnut St, PHI l, Pa
The daily gazette., 1875-08-11

ltr. Daaiel f. Beatty, rnaaufscsaTsr er,5
sy's Golden Tcnsue fa-ior Organs C. washr
hgroa, y. J Nls6es al agent IN this vtsia.sy,
IS be has labcred long 70 pro see nstrS.
Eeae OF very superior merit, he viii acoeps
OF none but those who approach GiI ~i:h
atisiaeis-; references,
The daily gazette., 1875-08-11
"Seeine is Believing,'

And those who have suffered from near.
ST sightedness or impaired vision from any
cause, but who now see clearly through the
"niamond Spectacles," believe that every
pair bearing the diamond trademark Is
honestly made from the best possible ma
tarials and that no better S1ods for the par-
pose have ever been made or sold.
For sale in Wilmington by Is s. Clark, No.
ACT Market street. augeeoI&wlw
The daily gazette., 1875-08-11

Four Of the eolored convicts who
escaped from the penitentiary at Rich.
raond early on Monday morning, were
captured, a few miles ont from Rich
mond, ON Monday night. The fifth, Hall.
Is still at llrge.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-11

SALE oE MONET. Last night, At the
regular monthly meeting Of City Loan
Association s5Q0 sold at "a per cent,
and like amount paid to Withdrawing
shareholders.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-11

Cyrus ". Field Il e1peud;ag to,ooo
in improving and adorai7g the college
grounds at Wi.ilanstown, y. L,
Hon, I, SALISBURY, OF Delaware,
aud Richard N. -Bartieman, OF tho
[ nited 5tate7 Navy. are stopping at
the Girari House.
JeIerson Davis, es- President Of the
ConfedeTscy, will address the Wine
baSo Illinois, County Agricultural
Society ou the 14th pTozino.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-11
F. BECHER,
Teacher Of Vocal and instrument
tai Music,
Will oPEN MUSIC SCHOOL, on
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 9Th. 1875.

MONDAY, SEPTESlBER oth' 1872
At AlcClary's Building. entrance on shipley
street, No. Cos. 49,, ,,a..,,
The school will comprise three uneren'
branches as follows:
I.-vocal music In three classes lst AMI "a
classes composed of Misses and young iahles'
lessons twice every week from 10 o CLOCK
P.M one term Of three months 81 % 81
class composed of ladies and gentlemen; les,
sons once week. In the evening. leru' oi
months 81. 90. .,.,o-
II Wind and string Instrument, classei
take lessons twice week betwoen : ana
O'Clock In the evening. Terms LOT tnree
months ss. 0. Those who have no instrument
can rent them for small sum additional
III Piano music lst class--advanced stu
dents sl2 90. I'd class-bsginners $1,000, pei
term OF months: two lessons week hetWeeI
the hours Of 3 and 8 + NJ.
in time for classification
Length of Lessons one hour assisted ;only b
competent teachers.
Information may be had at ssa East ssson'
Areet, S~sisu
The daily gazette., 1875-08-11

d 6iisSiSS iar z SALT: M. osle.auctionser.
|et of 3hnesln hon Lsmbson. yesterday, the
|stres+' '2ots and shoes at No. 8 wast
Il ent;, belonging to Samuel B. Wales
hsr h hn stock was bought in for the
''' 0en,' Nields, Esq, fsr 1890
The daily gazette., 1875-08-11

To Cure n Cough, to relieTe G!i lrrta
tions o. the throat. to prevent hoarseness,
to restore perfect soundness and health to
the most delicate organization OF the human
frame-the lungs-use Wistar's Balsam OF
Wild Cherry. 50 cts and 81 bottle, large
bottles much the cheaper.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-11

MARYLAND FARMs.-Frank II. Stcckett,
attorney for the inortgagee, William II.
May. sold last week 30lr acres OF land,
improved by q new two-story frame
dwelling, with ali necessary outtnilding,
situated on the Severn river. Anne Arun
dale county, for the sum of s. oJ0. subject
to the prior iucumbrancss.
The Centreville Observer says that 10
years ago Me5srz. Hm. McKenney, and
Samuel I. Earle pdrckosed the Sleeper
farm" near Wilson rnill, Queen Anne s
county. which wa5 ct that time renting
for $50 per year, and it was regarded q.
big rent. Since then they have sold Of
s2 0c0 worth Of land, aad so improved
the farm that this year they raised /. .70(
bushels of wheat and 800 barrels # corn
The daily gazette., 1875-08-11

lSpErENpEST Mo5EMEHr.--A meeting
Of Independent Republicans. quietly
called and slimly attended, was held in
this city last night The proceedings
are hard 70 set at, ~ those who were
pre5ant ana very mum."
The daily gazette., 1875-08-11

hODBFRN."Llst nlght tnc sNOr 1to.e
Of Jame4 Kane. on Sixth street between
Spruce and Pine was ant ,r-G ard robbed
of 500 OF $500 worth Of boots and shoea.
The robbers affected an entrance through
the windows. atter prying open the shut
ter5 with a pie # har iron, fashioned
at one end like cAi5el. This instru-
mont they left il. hind them. The thieves
are suspicioned and Will probably be ar
rested before long
The daily gazette., 1875-08-11

DEAoHEsl PEACHES PEAohES
Ccas,snasnts selected, c. rs c5oP L
Een.rcky 10 an soSre failure. Ship b. ias
train. Prompt returns made,
}, A. DOGAN,
A-r 1s-S.1-s louisville, h?
The daily gazette., 1875-08-11

OUR MA,irFAcTURkRs.-- correspond.
ent Of the Philadelphia Pres; firm this
city writes
am glad 10 note tie llci~a ? and acti-
vity Of our manufactures OF all branches,
the noise and nun Of wheel AMI hammer
being indeed welcome music. In the
shipyard of Harlan o Holling is
being rebuilt for the Government large
monitor. which will have SIX stnsm-h hoil-
ers made Of three-fourth inch plate-ir
At the extensive car worE4 of Bower,
Dura & Co. a number Of very elegant
cars for one Of your city railroads, called
the West End are in progress. They
certainly are g credit to the build.I5 and
will bring praise 10 tho Wet Ind COM
pany.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-11
Concentrated Favortnx Extracts

Concentrated FavOrtnx Extracts
Of Vanilla, Lemon, Orange, Rose Bitter Al
mond, Ginger, Mace, Celery, etc ETC, made
and sold Wholesale and retail by
Z. BRINGHJRSI b CO,
hCouer Sixth ami Marker streets
or the RHsh.t
Bath Brushes, Bath Towers, Bath Spongee
and Bath Soaps In extensive variety. Also,
Flesh Gloves, Straps, Brushes, etc, OF morse
hair. DRY Friction Gloves, and many o.her
articles OF the same class at
T.. BRINGHURST 4 CO,
Corner sixth and Market stree
Toilet Mirrors.
A full assortment OF all sizes, including
double magnIfying, &C.
E. BRINGHURsT Il CO.
Corner Of Sixth and Market streei E.
Prime Vanilla Beens
scld wholesale and retnl by
f. BRINGHURST 4 co,
Corner Sixth and Market street
Fine Nall Scissors
Curved and straight, Nail Brushes, Hand
Brushes, Nail Files, Nail Pclishers, etc, FOL
sale by r. BRINl}HU RST Il co,
Corner Sixth and Marbet streets.
hrodic's miraculous cure for COrns
An English remedy OF great popularity. tol
removing corns without patp.
T.. BRINGHURST 4 CO.,
| ApothecAries,
| Corner Sixth aud Market streets.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-11
POLITICAL.

DEMOCRATS or THE SIXTH WARD
will meet al To2 East Seventh street, on
FRIDAY Evening, Aug. l3, at ~ O'Clock. q
full attendance of the Democratic votersot
the ward is desired. By order
aag l-st. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
A TTENTION, FOURTH WARD The
~ Democrats OF the 4th Ward are request
ed 20 meet at the Reliance Engine House, en
WEDNTsDAF, August llth, ct ~ O'Clock,
Z. NJ. for the purpose of orsant:ins.
HENRY BUXBACM,
suglO-2t Chairman Ward Ex Committee.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-11
SECOND EDITION
Pedches,
rrHspAY'i sHtpNIEhrs

TUESDAYS srIfPMEHTs.
10 Jersey City, GS cars.
To Philadelphia, 20
Total, W :"
Previous shipments, 533
Total thus far shipped, G2l :"
The Baltimore San says;
The receipts Of peaches at Light street
yesterday were about Il, 900 borel Prices
opened at Il to 81 IS per box, but later
GO to IS cents werc tho ruling figures.
The bulk were 1'roths, but tnore were
some HaleE. Tho packer were not
among the buyers, but shippers purchas-
ed freely. Shipments wero made to Gin.
! cinnati ami other Western points, in cars
| attached to regular express passenger
| trains The first order Tor peach cars
was received ut Camden station yes
terday fiom Delaware peach growers
and humber Of cars were sent to Mid
dletown and ether peninsuiar points il
the Afternoon. TIE Baltimore and Ohic
railroad peach trains will be startee
probably morrow. The cars are
thoroughly ventilated, and the traiut
will be run on lightning express time
The daily gazette., 1875-08-11

SAil Wool serses N beautiful Shades
IL nd 80 cents. WIN. B. sHAkf.
The daily gazette., 1875-08-11
FOR SAFE AND RENT:

NOR RENT-The house and store at the
west corner OF Shipley and Fourth St..
Apply to IL LAliMhh.
abgl0d&w"
The daily gazette., 1875-08-11

NoR SALE OR RENT-Ihe handsomely
i located new dwelling 1910 Delaware
avenue. Apply neEt door. -
ly9sti h S~Oil'
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
New Orleans Picayunc, 1llh.l
TIE CONDITION OF BUSINESS.


Tie general trade If the city is undo btcdly
small fer this season of the year. Since the
cessation of lhc rains and the opening of TN rivers
the volume Of trade has been cons idera"ly aug
mtntcd but the increase Is no; Suthcienty large 10
offset the previous dulnes.
We have less complaints upon the condition OF
trade. however. because our merchants. ever quick
% adant them> elves To emergencies, have about
null one. ana that no activity need he expected
before next fall.
Factors are dhcrng Close ly to their policy of re-.
tusing advances 70 make Il crop unless iuiiy pro-
trctcd in some way: and on the other hand plant
crs are more economical Than ever before ana pur-
rIr,sc only absolute necessities. mus IL IS me
trade in plantation supplies drags, and the banks
are still holding unp ecedcntcd supply OF mo-
nov for which they eau find no borrowers.
II he prospects are yet tar from dlsconrlgng. ii
the wheels of commerce move slowly ,hcs orc
moving upoa solid ground. Unr commercial system
i Iaiur purgcd of its dit basis. ana by The next
.cuson will he In perfectly healthy condition.
Thrift and economy wili1ncyiiabiy result III greater
prosperity, and when the Reaction comes IL VIII Dc
Wifi, and long silstnincd. -
Despite all Sertons 10 the contrary our city mas
held her own in the important staples. IL receipts
~ cotton smaller than last year II HAS betn De-
cause of diminished crop in The Mississippi VAT
ley-a fact not generally admitted nntl OF late. a
short time since we Ccmo Stratcd this question ny
showing that at all the points where MISSISSIPPI
Valley cotton could pass the receipts were very
much below last year.
s,roGe hone that The damage from high wafer Will
ne light il Is not mt all probable that the fiood VIII
be rs great as last and the people IN ne us
trici, subject To mnndation have labDred 10 protect
themselves with The energy OF despair. so nat the
Icv.cs are in Il better condition than We Nad any
reason 10 cXPcct. .,.
In the sugar districts the prospects are tt' rirg
The crep of last season proved Il very large one Tor
the acreage. and sold al rem lntratlSc prices ana
with 10 ni.haps the crop THIS SEASON Will exceed
80 coo hog -heaGs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-22
Reported tor the Dispatch
Proceedings OF the StauntOn city
fnnnrit

>TAUsrOS, April q, 1870.
Iay !r@ulSr monthly meeting OF the City
C.t4.ci1 was held la>t night. The petition
4 ~. c.'y sergeant asking TO return certain
Lnra,c-,aXcs which he lad been unable 10
csit@cl was rejected. The petitions OF
" { Tic y Mcrtor and Of y. &. Gregory, 10
L. nhcyct from !iccnSt-.aX, were rejected.
IL, PETITION Ul Mrs. VI. \. SANS, to be re.
!utocd The sum ct :lG9.lG, tax on personal
property cgroueOu-iy pad, was granted, and
IL city treasurer ordered 10 refund above
20.Dun:. The petition o. james W. Hancock
AND /. I. Ogg, 10 b- relieved from erroneous
assessments Ct their property, was rejected.
III" pc.ItIeus Vt NJ. ;. Clare, &. Ieager Il
81. j. r. Churc!Iman, W. K. TyTec, James
IaA.pn, y. ;. Young, Williams kenney, and
John T. Beard, were referred 10 commit
IT,.
I he rcpor. Of the superintendent OF water
work. Tor the months OF February aud March
Va, received and adopted. The city trea-
SUFFERS report tor March was received and
otJertd 10 be lied. The receipts during The
mouth we're SJj.G4 on account OF Main-Street
Improvement and ELF 20 from tax on dogs.
Il" Treasurer also presented city due bills TO
toe amount OF $3.50 which had been re-
u1cuc1, aud they were ordered 10 be burned.
he reports Of The UYrIserrs Of the poor
Emo" thai The sum Of SlG9.5O was expended
y! them during tue month Of March.
Il resolution, offered by Dir. Burke, WAS
repitcG, ordering the Committee on Flnabce
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From the BORDER.

correspondence Of the Richmond Displch.l
BRISTOL, April 90, 1915.
The old adaIc that mi.fortmes never
come singly' j. being verified through tbs
section of country. With the repeated and
unprecedented frcshcts in our water-courScs
during February and March, by which in!-
mense damage was sustained, we now have
to witness the entire and total destruction OF
the fruit crop of every. kind, which few
days ago bid fair to yield plentiful harvest
4 sudden change took place in the weather
saturday, or rather friday night, and for
iWo days it was aS cold as any weather during
the winter. with quite heavy snow.slorm
Saturday night. l learn from every direc-
ton in the country that the wheat Is serious.
" Injured, and fears are entertained that not
only the fruit is utterly destroyed, but that
the young trees are greatly damaged. 1t is
now raining, and the temperature much
miider. BORDER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-04-22
fEcppr;cd for The Dispatc!i.l
s:rcai Council OF Red Men.
HrTERSRrRG. Anril II.

mil
,i. hitNSn' NO. ,Nt ~ =, v tr'J
INC ''''' N""nCt' - ~ ", ~. w. ", - 6n'''
Met III ahnu'! session III the "lS"alh VI row
ha'An ii,oe ii1'n'a'H u'D L,'s NV n.iS'
E:ta' S2cAc,n e. IN o'i'i'" VI ~! 'l>o"''ui =
pFe.ldloS: Aht aiiN ~ uc'cSa''s ~ ~, ~,
""! u:l"s WA, ,e, ',1n,,t go. Tho
""'', =" .1 ''' r,, I'D C.c,t Cii,f
t,t'oi'H VI 'lie o''.a, Trn,, shon.
"' l.Eco1"> VIZ 90: w. ~, nri.r j., ,ha
ana Ioroc increase Of membership.
several dispcusatlouS for new Tribes have
icon Granted. and others ale shortly 10 be
audited ,nr.
IN, following standing committees were
,nroin,cd.
On m. state Of the Order.-Hugh Latham,
lame, T.. Rjeiy, II. G.. Evans, Paul y. Luke,
r Anthony.
-. 1,noojs-W F Granger. Thomas
c,.,nl + Melton T. NJ. Schooley. II.
r.,s,"fI r.hl,
~, pnh,,,os ,na Ponoyte-P A, Me.
,,,r,. crnrIo, y Sims w J., Badrcr
~, I,aa.,cn w ! Points r. II. Baker.
y prnwn
n. 1n,r.E & c,umn. w 7 Fowlkcs,
! y : rro,raor
! 10 r,nr,r,c -Dohrrt NcIntyrc. !, J,
r,wr, p,,cr 0,knnnon
! N, Ne S1cL.u.s .youynoI,-G. w. Hall.W
! ] FowIkr,. G.. r. Sims.
The Grctt Sarnrm rpports that there arc
several matters Of importance to be consider
4 at this session. The Council is in session
., his writing and the proceedings Of the
.,rt,rnoon m,c,inr have rot been obtained
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From, NotsowRx.
correspondence OF the kiclmond Dispattfi.1

JENNINGS ORDINARY, April 20, 1916.
am truly sorry to have to state that the
! handsome brick residence Of Mrs. Frances
kpcs was destroyed by fire on Saturday
| morning last. Most of the furniture was
saved, but much damaged. There was no
insurance on the house; consequently the
loss IS very heavy.
\ negro man named Henry Fitzgerald vas
found dead on the flrm Of Mr.. Woodson,
about six miles from the Courthouse, With
his neck broken, but from what cause it is
not yet known.
All of tbe fruit that was in bloom was
killed in this section by the frosts Of Friday
and Sunday nights. Many farmers cav that
their tobaccoJ'in's are very much injured,
and greatly fear that they will not be able to
plant anything Ike full crop.
The farmers in this section have truly
been unfortunate in their tobacco crop for
the past three years. rs IL has either been so
dry that they could not put out their plants,
or the plants have been killed ont by the
cold weather in the early spring. The wheat
crop is not looking we'll, as agenerai thing,
in this section. The olts are coming up well,
particularly those that were seeded early.
Labor is more plentiful than it has been for
several years. The prospect for corn crop
is very good. so far. Many farmers have fla
ished planting, and all seem we'll up on their
erGps considering the wet spring. More
anon. Roe Roy.
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2 = ~ 2 .
FINANCIAL,
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
WEDNESDAY, April 81, 1875
-Ancr,c,n I1A7lbsd

I;,fs.. american. 114I bid.
Sl1fe ~ cprities Virginia corsols. SAX bid 3!
,steI. w Tnia corsOls. new. 40 hid 41S nskeu
Virginia d. IL rrcd, 81 MD. II asked; Virginia In
e rest crit, cate., 23 asked; Virginia ax-recciya
Bile connans' ,79,a I'D, 80 asked.
Cpy &cmrit,. Richmond city 8's: 10iH asked
Richmond civ ~. S3 BID, "a asked Petersburg
city g.. ~ bid: orioik CITY IS, 81 aSkedi Nor.
folk city water S's. ~ bid.
Rnilroad and Cnn II Bonds Virginia Central
third mortgage IS, j. and j.. S0Ia bid: Virginia
Central fourth mortgage 8's. j. & j.. 50 bid. 90
asked !; Soutf.;ide Railroad second mortgage pre-.
tcrre9 G's. j. 4 D.. 55 bid Petcrsbnrg Ra!lroa''
first mortgage g.. j. and j.. So asked; Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad first hiortgagc -. j. and
d., 100 asked Richmond and Danyilr Railroad
consolidated 6's. 81. and " GSH bid, COZ asked ::
James River and kanawha Canal first mortgage
Us, NJ. aad NJ, GS asked: James Etyer and IA
asked.
Rdilrond Sncks-Chesapcake and Ohio Rail-
road, 100 par s ASKED: Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad 0Fa.par, 2Zi. BIRD; Richmond FrSdericks-
burg and Potomac, c'rnascn, 100 par, SO hid. 10
asked: Richmond, Fredericksburg ana POtemac
Fredericksburg: and Potomac 7 per cent graran-
ieed, 90 par, 92 bid- Richmond and Davyilie
Il abroad, 100 par, bid, IsjI9 asked: SeaDoardi and
Roanoke Railroad guaranteed, ! 90 par, 81 bid,
HANK SOcks.- First National, 100 par, 10 nd
122 asked; Satonal Bank of Virginia, 100 par,
/ 90 bid ;rPtairtera National zoo par, 1903 asked;
state Bank OF Virgins, 100 asr- 81 bid; Merchants
and Planters savings. 25 pIf, 23s asked; Bank OF
Commerce, 30 par % mid.
rine, % par, 80 bid Nlrg MIA state. 25 par, 25S
bid: Merchants snn Mechanics, 100 par. 80 bid
Ui5cetld ne ua.-.Iames River and kanawha
Packet, 12s par, 81 old, asked.