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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-12-30
County Omcerr.
LARAMIE COUNTY.

LARAMIE COUNTY.
Commissioner L p BsaEy'
she,4s-N. j. 0Bhen.
Cohstabies-W. Taylor, c. S. Devoe.
disfioss o. re Psacs-Jno. slaughter. TN. Fisbs
gters and stimps0n-
Prosecu,iag AuorHsy-w. IS. Corlett.
School Su6criHfsadsHE-F ". HiLiard.
C0yoHsr-Ja Talbot.
BSssssor-Ed. J. Morris.
CHEYENNE CITY.
r. c. whipple, Pres.ezo Of. Mayo
Bird TrusteeS John Z. Davis.
l.. X Brcsnahrn,
Peter HANNA
CtsrL-w. Richardson. er. of. Assessor.
AGrshat-C. 5 Devoe.
IrsdsHrsr-Isaa Bergman.
ihOraey-T J. Street.
Suueyor-A ]. Parshan.
Police Jusbees-lohn Slaughter, T. NJ. Fisher.
Meetings ofthe Town Trustees. Friday ever
lug in each week. at the City Hail.
ALBANY COUNTY.
NV. I. II nidsy,
comraissioHeys sim,n bur aehsr.
Sher6-J. r. Brophy.
justices Of he Peace = T. D D P S
Pra6ats Judge W. litter. ez-oeteio Treasure,
Proseea,ipg 4fornsy,-C, W; Bramei;
ANEaN ANNNAf " 81 HAAA
CoroHer-JameS Vine
LARAMIE T
Iwm. Harris. eE- oaeo, Mayo
J. II. Finfrock.
board Of Trustees r.. Galbraiih.
I. J. Webster,
flames Ninc.
CkrE-John Mcleod, eo-ogScio Assessor
hdrshdt-N. A Hance.
Tredsurer-L. ID. Pearc.
AhOFHev-Homer Nerrelt.
FOitc5 Justice-L. ID. Pease.
CARBON COUNTY.
r.. L. Adams, Chairman.
Commissioners D. x. Clay,
u. II. Brammer.
Skerlg-D F. Rennis.
Clark Ferry L. Smith.
PrObdfs JRdgs . Nm. T. Ash.
Assess0r-B. +. RyRn.
SupsT,asAdeAt Of Schools-B. P. Kinney.
swEETwATEB COUNTY.
NV. =. Noble. Chairman,
SAertg-P A. McPhce.
Csrk-A. Mcintosh.
Probate JfdJe-Jas. A. Brennan, sv. Of. TreasI
dSsessOr-W Nm. A. Johnson.
UINTA COUNTY.
co~0,l..io..y. g.; :; i. f!S%,s ss>an,
SAsrjB-wHliam Hinton.
CEeFE--Alr. q. Lee
Probats Judge-W. H.. Remington sz. of. Treas
Proceeding AHoyusY-H. GnTbanau.
4ssessor-M NJ. q. Hopkins.
SHFrsUOr-H. Robinson
Superintendent Of Schools-S. X Temple.
COr0Hsr-Thomas Street.
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Wen from ln''
effects of Errors aud Abuses in early NE. hah
hood re stored. I~mpedlmenis 10 marsinge y
moved New method OF treatment
remarkable remedies. Books ana CirGn1xrS
sent free, In sealed envelopes. ADDRESS, NV
Am ASSOCIATION 4I9 N Ninth st.. PhllaoeI1
mia Pa.-an Institution having a high repulht
taion for honorable conduct and ProGsEYps l
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A Bad Bank Statement---The Legal
Reserve Largely Reduced.
GOLD ia 7-S A 115 La.
Money Easy on Call at 2 1-2
and 3 Per Cent.
BONDS GENERALLY FIRM.
WALL STREET,

SATURDAY, Marcn LID +. N.
Notwithstanding many adverse influences, the
STOCK market to-day was firm and encouraging to
those VINO have made purchases in anticipation OF
higher prices. There were failures In Canada, q
large failure IN Europe, and bad bank statement
NJ home. Yet in the face OF these Incidents,
which, under other conditions would have pro-
duced decentralization and weakness, stocks OF
all kinds were well upheld and indicated on the
part OF their holders faith in the future.
THE STOCK MARKET
lew comments need be made. There was the
usual speculative handling OF securities. and the
quick turns resulted from desire to realize
profit. IL was observable. however, that a strong
undertone existed, and that prices were gener-
ally hrmer than are usual at the close of the
week, especially one that has been so full of fever
ishness as that which has Just closed.
THE RANGE OF PRICES
was indicative OF the fresh speculative feeling.
Rock Island, which has heretofore been steady for
months, advanced from 105 to 1885, On the Ist OF
March 1t sold as low as 1929. Lake Shore opened
at a. receded to 73% ana closed at the latter
price. New Jersey Central was steady at 1101s
Delaware and Lackawanna at Ill q a l113S, Panama
at 113n. Hannibal and ST. Joseph moved from
2sI to 24a4; do, preferred, sold up TO 32H. Union
Pacific advanced from AK 10 49,, ending at 4SX.
Northwest common from Ash to 45x, closing at
I5M The preferred stock sold up to 59L, and
closed at 5S24. Pacific Mail sold at 39h q 80 a 39%
1914. Erie ranged from 27S to 27ss. and closed at
Tx. OHIO and Mississippi began at 261 ana
8dvanced to and closed at 27A. Wabash
sold at Ia l3H ID; st. Paul common at 35X q
25X 35H. The preferred stock ended at 56H.
Tie transactions in G., G. i l. c. were small, and
tie prices remained at 5Ha6. Western Union
was active and moved from 764 to 1917 closing,
however, at 763s. Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph
was steadily quoted at 224. The changes in other
stocks slight and will be found recorded else
where.
THE SALES
TO- day amounted to 1000 shares, which may be
distributed as follows New ork central and Hud-
son, 643; Erie, $500; Lake Shore, $3.50; North.
WESTERN $4,000; do. preferred, 1000; Rock Island,
5000; Pacific Mail, 10, 200; st. Paul, 1900; do. pre-
Ierred 600; Ohio, $500; Western Union, 3l.4oO;
Wabash, 900; Union Pacific 81 9OO C., q. and c.,
200.
OPENING HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
The following table shows the opening. highest
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MARRIED

COOK-CoCKs.-On Monday, March 8, by the Rev.
Dr. Millett, ROBERT NJ. Cook, OF this city, TO MISS
EMMA A., daughter OF Isaac Cocks OF Long Island.
MCNEII-GEDNEY.-On Wednesday, March 10. by
Rev. DR.. G. H. Hepworth, GEORGE Mcneil, OF New
York, to JOSEPHINE, daughter oil the late Dr. J..
Roose Gedney, OF New York.
PRAY-COOK-At Mott Haven. on Wednesday,
March 3, by the Rev. II. Du Bots, HENRY NJ. PRAY
to SUSIE f. COOK, both Of New York.
Chicago papers please copy.
WILLIAMsON-FUNK AT the residence OF the
BRIDES parents on Thursday, March IL, by The
Rev. ID. M. Mccartney, g. ii. WILLIAMSON and lSA-
BELLA FUNK. daughter OF William Robertson, Esq,
all OF this city.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
ENGAGED.

ROwN-GREGER.-Mr. HENRY RowN TO Miss
ROSIE GROCER. both OF this city.
MINTZER-NAFTAL-R. MINTZER, Of New York.
TO Miss THREsA NATAL, OF Keypors N. J. No
cards.
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TO ok; lana grants sold at 100; Central Pacinc
ended at 97sS ok.
MEMORANDUM.
The failures that have occurred to-day In Eu-
rope and Canada, together with other ne WIS OF the
street, VIII be found elsewhere.
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OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES,
The following table shows the opening, highest
ADVANCE AND DECLINE

ADVANCE AND DECLINE.
The change IN prices at the close to-day, COM
pared with the same ume yesterday. Is as fol-
lows
ADyANCE.-Atlantic and Pacific preferred, 4. /;
Joseph =; Harlem q; ohio and Mississippi, q !;
Pacific Mail, u; Rock Island. u; st. Paul, y;
wabash, a; Union Pacific, u; Western Union,
u Northwestel n preferred, u; gold, q.
DECLINE.-C., c. and l. c., 4; Delaware and
Lackawanna "a Lake Shore, "a
The stocks that remained steady were North
western. Panama. Quicksilver, Atlantic and
Pacific Telegraph and Canton.
THE BANK STATEMENT
The bank statement, while not encouraging,
was not as bad as 1t was expected to be, and the
effect on prices was comparatively unimportant.
In fact, the statement was discounted and allow
ance was made for the worst. The chief change
has been In decrease Of specie amounting to
s622o.2Oo 1t will be seen from the following
statement that the legal reserve Is very low. The
following is a comparison OF the averages for the
past two weeks
March O. March 10. Differences.
Loans $292 505 500 $685. 446 900 Dec s. 059 500
specle."..: l3305,1O0 7075,90O Dec. 6229, 200
Legal tends 5O,159 900 5l,S42,9OO Inc. L. 1885, 900
Deposits. $50 10000 223 50l.20O Dec 5000, 700
Circulation. 224l0,l00 22229,000 Dec. 18l, leo
The following shows the relations between the
total reserve and the total liabilities
March G. March l3 Differences.
specie. $l3,305 100 S7,075,900 Dec. SO 229 200
Legal tends 50, 10000 5l,S42,9OO Inc. 11s3 600
~
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THE FOREIGN MARKET.
LONDON advices report an increase OF $4,000 on
oaiance To-day bJ the Bank OF England Consos
Ior money, 927s 90; do. for account, 90 o3h; go
oonds old, 1o7I;'67 bonds, OK; ten-forty bonds,
lo3; new lives, IO3,s i; Erie, 24I a 241l. Market
dull, out drm. Rentes In Paris, 65.
RAILROAD BONDS
continue active. WABASH nrsts sold at sIK; sec.
onds at 6lk g., &. and l. G. declined TO 531s,
against Be at the close yesterday but later recov-
cred to 64%. Harlem nrsts we're 1loI Chicago
AND Northwestern consolidated coupon gold sold
at s2Z SO. or the Pacific series Union Pacific
sinking funds sold at 9oh q vOH nrsts advanced
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&1O 000 CAsH.-PARTNER WANTED, IN A
'DlO.OOO well known manufacturing business
will bear Investigations first class reiere but
those meaning business need answer. Address with
real name, b.. New Hamburg Post Office, Duchess
county N. Y
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BREWERY 40. las EAST FoRTY-sECOND
ID sreet-All the Fixtures ana Good Will tor sale in
consequence OF III health OF proprietor favorable lease
Apply on premises.
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DARTIEs HAVING DEST3 BILE NOVELTIES OR
articles OF utility to introduce should call ad
dress UNITED STATES NOVELTY COMPANY, u Du-
street,
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Tot. reserve ses, 4s5, 900 SOS, 4ls, 500 Dec. S.,

Reserve re-
guired ag't
deposits. 57,527,725 55,SI5,30o
Lxc's OF re-
serve ably
legal
qurements $5937,275 S2.543,5O0 Dec. So, 393, 7,5
THE MONEY MARKET.
There were no changes in the rates OF money on
call loans, and during the greater part OF the day
the quotation was "a and 8 per cent. Foreign
exchange was quiet at 4sl 4sl1k for prime
bankers sixty day sterling and 4.S5 a 4.s51s
for demand.
IMPORTS.
The imports for the week we're as foows:--
Dry goods s3l77, 45S merchandise, s4,04e, 4O2.
Total, S7,223,655.
THE GOLD MARKET.
Gold opened at ll5h, rcceded to 1l4H and adj
vanced TO 1853, closing at 1i5h. There was con.
siderable excitement In the market, but no indIca.
tons OF q squeeze. The clique, however, does not
appear to have released It's interest. and there
are no signs that 1t is parting with its holdings.
The rates paid for borrowing were LEA to l-16 per
cent per diem, 20 per cent per annum and nat.
Toe closing rate was at 1.32.
OPERATIONS OF THE GOLD EXCHANGE BANK.
GOld balances. xl,S32 733
currency balances. 2,5J6g01
GROSS clearances.. I0,3220O0
CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT
currency excnangcs...... go 92D
currency balances. ................" 3.03S56
Cod exchan9e ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1888 1870
Gold balances. Observation-Disclosures. 1907, $50
WEEKLY CLEARING HOUSE STATEMENT
currency exchanges. 1907. 42347
currency balances. %, 723 227
M
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pARTNER SOILCirED-TO PUSH A PATENT MEDI-
cine: monopoly ana n sure fortune; one TO travel
in Europe preferred. Call on or address MEDlCO AL
ixV Iuyl
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CS 000 WILL BE PAID TO A RELIABLE
| sDC.OOO party to organize Company with suni-
cient capital to manufacture and put into market "a val
uaoe article competing ruinously with the largest
manufacturing interest in the country. Address W. B.
box 562J Post Office
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" n 000 INVESTED IN A MANUFACTURING
| pIO.OVO monopoly will yield grand ividcnds,
and promise success rarely met with; field large;
every dollar invested security preceding it. Address
SAFETY, Herald Office.
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GIO 000 WANTED, TO MEET PARTY WHO
'pIU.VOV. can furnish $4,000 in promising busI-
ness entirely under his control that Will pay AZ least
$1,000 per year for the money the advertiser will do all
the work. and can demonstrate that the investment will
be safe and profitable. Address RICHMOND. Herald
Office.
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IL Claims collected with despatch and prompt returns;
charge unless successful excellent references.
JOSH. WHITE, Attorney aud Counsellor.
No. ~ West Fourth street.
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nRY GOODS.-WANTED. A PARTNER WITH FROM
- $1,000 to 81 800, in retail dry goods bu mess
established and OF long standing. Address A. q. ".
Herald office.
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(1APITAL WANTED-IN DRY GOODS IMPORTING
~ and commission business Address j. Il. r., Herald
0Iic
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A PRODUCE COMMISSION HOUSE, WELL ESTAB-
IA isbed, would receive partner with capItal TO cx
tend the business thorough bookkecper preferred
Address s. g. box 1913 Herald Office
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4 WIDOW LADY OF REFINEMENT DESIRES To
a meet with an honorable gentleman who will assist
her in establishing business. Address Mrs MARSHALL,
lie raid office.
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S3 600 "A a PARTNER WANTED WITH ABOVE
business in the best OF the CITY, opportunity
Tor a lady who has good taste and understands the
trimming OF hats and bonncts perfection References
exchanged. Address A. L., box III Herald Office.
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I HAVE LITTLE PATENT MY OWN INVENTION
OF which will sell one half to a party having the
ability to handle 1t tor $500; the article will meet with
universal sale i'll every house, costs sells for
boys sell it in every town In the country there
fortune this If properly directed Address LIVING
sTON, box , 5i3 Post Office.
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A FIRST CLASS RETAIL BUSINESS, ESTAB
n shed eigh years tor sale, in BROOKLYN this an
exceptionabe opportunity; capital $4,000 TO s5O0l
Ad0ress KETAlL, Herald Brooklyn Branch Office.
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MANUFACTURERS DESIRES TO REPRESENT A
n firm IN Montreal or Toronto for goods already in
market Address TALBOT, box 40 Herald Uptown
Branch Office.
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A GOOD BUSINE IS OPPORTUNITY. THE CEN.
~ trail Park Hotel, corner Seventh and Fifty.
ninth street. to let for term OF years. moderate
terms Inquire OF owner, on the premises.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANrED-ADDIrIONAL CAPITAL FOR THE PUR-
w nose OF developing profitable manufactur ring
business For particulars address c. t. l22 Cambridge
place. Brooklyn.
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DENTIST WITH FEW FIRST CLASS PATRONS
n requires one Room in good location. would
connect himself with well established dentist part
ncr assistant operator successor to desiring
tire from practice highest reference Address D.
ID. =, Herald Uptown Branch office.
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nRUG STORE, WELL ESTABLI> FOR SALE
- will take partner enlarge the business great
bargain fine chance Tor party with some MEANS 7s2
Second avenue.
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CD S00 WANTED-FIRST MORTGAGE, ON FIRST
RG.oUO class House and two Lots over double
value at 10 per cent bonus None but principals need
Apply to SAMUEL I. KING, Charles street near sum.
init avenue, Jersey City Heights.
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GE 000 WANTED. PARTY WITH THIS
'pO.VOO. amount, wishing to visit Europe, to Join
advertiser in first class speculation full security
given tor amount invested; liberal salary paid share
OF profits and all expenses paid. Address II. b. A., box
l6l Herald Office.
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DAkrNER WANTED-WIrH FURNITURE SUI
hccnt TO furnish house with about ~ rooms in tho
most desirable part OF Brooklyn Heights Address box
:, 81 Post office, New YORK.
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Ok 0O0 WANTED-TO ERECT A SMELLING
splC.VVU furnace the richest and best
paying gold mines in OWENS River Valley. Tor which
interest and security the whole mine
be given: satisfactory references Address OWENS
II YER Herald office.
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The members OF Naval Lodge. No. 50. F. and A.
NJ, are hereby summoned to meet at their lodge
room, 1856 West Tnirtietn street. on Monday, 15ln
INST, at eleven O'Clock sharp. for the purpose OF
attending the funeral OF our late brother, Jonn W.
HENRY WHEELER. Secretary.
RYAN.-On Thursday, March IL, JOHN RYAN, in
the 2Sth year OF mis- age
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
specially invited to attend the funeral, on sun
Gay, at one O'Clock, from his late residence, 6!3
Third avenue.
SHARor.-on saturday. March IS, JonN suARor,
aged 81 years.
Notice of funeral in Mondays paper.
STANLEY-In this city, on Marcn 10. MARY ANN.
wiIe OF b. Thomas Stanley in the 3Stn year OF ncr
age.
The friends OF the family, also the members OF
Concord Lodge NO so. +. anc A. NJ, and Court
Room Hood No: 1865 A. o. f., are respectfully ln-
vlted to attend the funeral from her ae resi-
dence 459 West Forty-second street, on sunday,
March IL, at one O'Clock 2. NJ.
sTANsBuRY.-On Friday, March Il, 1875, ISAAC
STANsBURY, In the SD year or his age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral services, rom the residence OF
his sister, Mrs. Eliza A. Smith, No. 2l7 Thompson
street. on SUNDAY, March IL at two O'Clock =. NJ.
Sr. JouN.-At Orange, n. j., on March Ii, 1870,
ELIJAH II. ST. JOHN. aged 6s years.
Funeral on Monday, March 10, at half-past two
+. NJ, at his late residence. Trains leave loot OF
Barclay street and Christopher street at 10 4.
M. returning, leave Brick Church station at AIS
sTooKEY.-on Friday, March u, HANNAH, widow
OF Henry Stookey.
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
10 North Moore street. this day, March IL, at two
O'Clock.
UNDERHrLI~-On Saturday, March H. WALTER
M. UNDERHILL. in the Attn year OF his age.
HIS friends are invited 20 attend the funeral, on
Monday March 10, at three O'Clock =. NJ. at the
house OF his brother-naw. Henry E. Lawrence,
No. 81 East Twenty fifth street.
VELAsCo.--On Tuesday, March 8, amer snort
Illness Mrs. LYDIA A. NELAsC0, in the 2gth year OF
her age.
Hartford Comm papers please cory.
WALLER.-0n Friday, March IL, OF pneumonia,
ALFRED WALLER, in the 6lst year OF his aye.
Relatives and friends OF the family are invited to
attend the funeral, on Tuesday, Marcn 10, ut
eleven O'Clock. from Grace church, White Plains.
Trains by Harlem Railroad, leave Grand Central
depot at 9l5 and 10 rs A. NJ, returning at IL 10
and AS
wELLs.-On Saturday. March 10, FREDERICK G.
WELLS, IN the 6jth year OF his age.
The funeral services will De held at his late resi-
dence, No. 1856 West Eleventh street. at twelve NJ,
on Monday. the 18th inst.
WESCoT.-On Friday, March IL, OF dipntncria.
Carroll, son OF William r. aud Sarah Z. Wescott,
IN the tn year OF his age.
Funeral rom the residence OF his parents cor
ner summit and Paramount avenues Bergen, Jer-
SOY City, on Sunday, March IA. at two O'Clock.
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7 IBERAL ARRANGEMENTS WILL BE MADE
Ia with a person having an established trade in the
ciiy and suburbs for white bosom shirts Address with
PARTICULARS MANUfAC iURER, Herald office.
MANUFACTURERS HAVING ANY NEW AND USE
l ful articles suitable agents to sell may find an
out let for their goods by addressing with circular
BROKER, Herald office
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SATURDAY, March 10, 1875.
$4,000 Tn = RR LIST. +.


| IOIj AND ll:3O A. NJ.
$500 Ss 81 be l9zs $1,000 SIS 1910 c.. IlHi
, SS9U a. e. li955s 400 U 5's.c, 81 BIC rs
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BUSINESS oppOnTUNITIEs.

A DVERTisING.-A LOT OF ABOUT $1,000 WORTH
~ OF Advertising Space in good country newspapers
ior safe ~ than oneiourth OF publishers be rates
Address Bu kBANk, box lU6 Herald Office
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G1 0nn TO $3,0O0-AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
Rl.VOO is offered for investment IN Few shares Of
newly Incorporated company, with machinery &c in
Readiness TO commence immediate opera ions at large
profits Address box 1879 New York Post office.
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&C O0O A YEAR CLEAR GUARANTEED TO THE
RG,OOO right man. Farmer wanted, in very pleas
ant travelling business TO take half interest in the
genent ana income the business now in good opera
one week, with full particulars, BUSINESS MAN, Biz.
mingham Conn.
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An IMPORTING HOUSE IN CLOTHS, CURTAIN
N silks. &C. with extensive trade and the best
connections, OWING 10 the decease and retirement of
partners wish replace about $4,000 capital with an
active business man for Office and finances. Apply
GkIGGS 4 CARLETON, 81 Broadway
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The movement was of limited extent, the
sales being confined to e26, 700. comprising
s12OO bill of ladipg at Sc. $4,000 do at
5.57@5574, s22, 600 do. and Al clear at
5 57A055S, $500 Al clear at 5.5S, and 9lOOO
bank at S 60.
With no change at New York, francs were
without apparent variation, the only sale re-
ported being $4,000 commercial at 5. 534.
At the close Sterling bills were quoted at
5.57@55S for bill Of ladine and AL clear.
and -@5 60 for bank, and francs at 4-55(9
L. $50 for commercial and 4 SO tor bank.
With fair offerings and a moderate demand,
the slight decline in commercial sight which
commenced yesterday, was established to day,
the market ruling 1-32 q cent lower. while
tae bank chs cking rate was maintained.
TIE sales were of fair extent, covering $685.
600, embracing $1,000 commercial S5O,UO
and S14O, 600 private bankers and $25, 600 and
$50, 600 bank at 8 80 y cent premium.
The banks continued to check on New York
at Z y cent premium, while commercial sight
was quoted at 9-32, against -@5-16 yester-
day.
Stocks exhibited greater activity, we're more
in request, and showed strong upward
tendency for nearly all classes, and an ad-
vance on last weeks quotations OF 50 u
share for Bank of America, and So per share
for Mutual National Bank.
The sales included Is shares Mutual Ma
tional Bank at $50; SO do at $50 so; 80 do at
S5l; 20 st. Charles street Railroad Company
at SIT so, and - shares Bank of America. OF
which the particulars were withheld. We
noticed good demand for New Orleans Gas
Light Company, but the transfer books being
closed until the 10th, nothing TRANSFERRED.
City and State Bonds are dull, owing to the
apparent determination of investors to stand
aloof until legislative action determines the
citys financial status and the Board Of ADULTS
prerogatives.
Nothing transpired in City gold bearing
Seven Per Cents; The only transac ions re-
ported in State Consolidated Seven Per Cents
were $4,000 at 55I@55s, and $4,000 at 55!.
At the close buyers were Offering $40 fo1
the former, and sellers were asking (D3oli
while the latter were generally quoted at about
55(a)55,, against Sc yesterday. We also heard
OF transactions in Jackson Railroad FRS.
Mortgage at an improvement of about b
cent over last weeks figures. but the particu
lars were not all reported.
City Scrip is quiet at 500 40. No sales were
reported.
Metropolitan Police Warrants are inactive
and still quoted at -G152.
State Warrants are without any apparen
movement, and are still held at 35(al- Tor oil
tundable, and 500 for new.