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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-08-17

LIVERPOOL. August. II. 1880 ~p.m,-Ootton
Sales, 10000 bales. Of which 1000 we're for ex-
port and speculation.
NKw ORLEANS. August II, 1850 am .-Cotton
is dull and nominal. Middling, l4zc; sales,
bales; receipts. S bales.
GALVESTON. August II .-Cotton n is quiet; mid
ding, 1910. Gross receipts. 20S; stock, I'LL
halea
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-08-17

NEW YORK. August II. lao p.m.-Cotton is
firm. Futures are quiet and firm, with sales
for January at Is 13-l69lSTc; February, l4@
"a l-16e; March, IA lS-16gl4hc; April, 1870
Az; May, 1894 1l-l6; June, lH@14 9-l6c;
October and November, 13A@13 1l-l6: Deem
Der, .Bll-l69lSNc. Sales for future delivery,
1000 bales,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-08-17

Memphis 4 Ohio r. r. s,s5
D.5)I 4.0)o Twice Daily.
memphis / Charleston 30
sol r. R.-Daily. IL III l.tO
mississippi 4 Tennes-
see r. R.-Daily.
Memphis 4 Little Rock $50
leo r. R.-Daily.
1Paducah & Memphis 800
S.O0 r. R.-Daily.
miss. river TO helena
4 mi Friar's P't-daily.
IVicksburg(tri-weeklyl
sNl Mon, Thurs, Sat-.
miss. river 10 st. Louis q
s.mt Mon. Thurs. Fri. s
White RiverrSemi-
40 Weekly-Tues. Il Sat. s
ARK river, semi-weeklyl
n 5 S0(Tuesday and Saturday. s
marion (tri-weekly)-(
10 Mon, We'd, Fri. 10 $50
Cuba, Tennessee
weekly-Friday. 10
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-08-17
OF H. AND T.

NAToMA TEMPLE OF H. AND 7. No, I-meets
every Friday evening at s o'clock at new
Masonic hall, Gayoso block, Main street.
D. g. Reaherd, W. o. T.; A. j. McGarvey,
Hardy, W. A. r.; Alfred d. white VI. =.
E.;Alex. Hum, W. u; D. NJ. Dancey, W.
D. u; G.. E. Tate, W. g.; Bun T. Price, W.
g.; John W. Graham, W. TT.
CHELSEA TEMPLE OF H. AND 7. No. 2-meets
every Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock, at their
hall. Brick Church. Chelsea. R. ]. Rawlings.
". O.. TIC. R. Dawson, W. v. T.; B. j.,
Carr. W. r.; g. N. Hobson, W. A. r.; j. F..
Chandler. We. B.; VIM. N. Carr, ". IT.;
DyU.; S. y. Noyes. W. G.. g. G. scadder.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-08-17
NIGHTS OF PxTHIAs.
TExsEssHH LOPEZ No. 5-Meets
every W ednecday might at $50 Second

THxEEssHH LOPEZ No. 5-Meets NJ
oyery Wednesday night at $50 Second ~
street, Vincent Block, opposite Court Square.
Stron, p; VIII Rhea, NJ. of E.; b. II. Cole
man NJ. of 81 W. H. Moysten, K. Of R.
and 5.
MEMPHIS LODGE No. 6.-Meets for drill on
FIRST Thursday Of each month. Regular meet
ing second, third and fourth Thursday. A,
]. McGaryey, @. c.; L. J. Ware, VIC; WI
Linstedt, p; HIS Reynolds. NJ Z; B Smith,
N b; A Mackays MA; JOS S Leon, KRIS;
Chas Howard, P G.
CGuR DE LION Lopez No. 1s-Meets every
Monday night At $50 Second street, Vincent
Block, opposite Court Square. J.C, WATSON,
Q. g. @. A. Moore, V. c.; d. W. Schaffer,
x. R s.; ] A Slaughter. P; O. A. Burr, NJ,
E.; j. 7. Tomlinssn. NJ. z.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-08-17
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
Memphis and st. Louis P'k't Co.
United States Nail Line.
From Elevator Building, foot Beal st.

CITY OF yICKSBUR9.~~......Rile master
Wednesday, August Is, at 10 am.
CITY OF CHESTER .........,, ..ZeiRler, master
Thursday. August 19'at5 pm.
CAPITOL CITY, .... $50. .....,0 'Neal, master
Friday, August 20, at pm.
GRAND T0WER...............L ennox, master
Saturday August q, at 8 pm.
CITY OF HELENA,~...:...~," Mckee. master
Sunday. August %, at 10 am.
BELLE MEMPHIS ............ Crane, master
Monday, August %, at 5 pm.
Fer freight or passage apply to
AID STORM,
SIT Supt. Mississippi River Elevator Co.
, 1875-07-18

be fair to reckon our South Side lots at from 12o
to 150 feet Deep as many are more tnan 10 Ias'
named figure. and, if We sold by the slnase loo<'
we would lessen the depth. On Hoie htiees,
corner o: Waterman, in the nelghno1no"u ~
handsome residences and be*uti!ul GfouHu1'
81. so per square loot is charged. Ihas fe'a'lfe-
" will compare favorable with hoTth Neasuosnc;
south OF Division, and would make lot oVa1oo
bring a225 per front foot, On George etseo.,
rnnninx along the south line OF the on1ve.s'1'
grounds, is S2 to IS per sQusre foot on aose,' t
,sest Of Hope, the price il LIS per square ,uot
This is a. good location as on Adans o1 Aons
roa near Ashland avenue, and would bring the
prlce Of q lot 50x15o Qhe actusl depth 10 al ilo%
I6s to 1885, which would increase tne p;.:;"1 p;.;o11
el87. so per front foot. In choice tocansts" 1nnt
uriceB range from 81 to S3 per square '1b., ~
showing about tho eame range here "ne1e @no
range is from $3.50 to $3.50 par front toos' H..
III good loca[itaes IN Providence. whofe ~ .ao
nruyemcpts are few, prices range from 90 es1st e
to rs cents per square foot, or Tor LOIS - & ies
deep from s625o to S93.'5 per ifon5 loGti loi;d
Providence has tho prospect OF xaplo ~ noa"
growth. It's advantages as nAnuta il, naEas
nlace its stable government, 1ta ooucl toae9
and Fire Departments, its private senoo.s "nu
nnh;c university. tnd its advantages az pace
~ rasdence comb1ue to give this ASSURANCE
hrt MISUNDERSTANDING all thls. We cannot oat
draw the conclusion from the COMPARISONS auuse
made tha4 prices here are to-day be!ow "nat .nex
onrht to be, and that holders are tully ]us1snea
in the fr1nness with Which they holo 10 tne
urices they ask. 1'EAA 14oAAAA'
, 1875-07-18
CORRESPONDENCE.

COMPARATIVE LowNESs OF CHICAGO nKA1. EeTATE-
IL tn Etts.r at The Cttaeado 7raouns.
CmaAoo. July 16.--1n forming an opinion u to
the present and future condition OF the real estate
market of this city. it may be hepful to note the
lately taken pains to post up in prices in the
CITY Of Providence, and 6nd that in thas city Of
100. 900 inhabitants land is held in some casas 1t
= higher figure relatively than land in this city.
Land there Gu Westminster street, well up on
the street, is held and considered eheap by tho
owner Ut s25 per square foot. Tho corner Of
Westminster and Dt1rance streets, one of the
best co1ners, is valued. without improvements.
It SIS par square foot Put this figure on the
corner Of Madison and Dearborn (Hasley
DuiIdingb 4sx9o, or $40 square feet, 1t s25
per sqnsrs foot, would bring slo8, 900, OF %, $50
per front foot for the 4s feet 'front.'
In Providence \ lot 90x200. side On u aIley,
uest Of Grace Church sold At suction ut S. 10
per square foot tt5o, ,4oo), Or s1,6so per front
foot. Tbs location OF this lot relative 10 busi-
ness is shout the eame "A Fifth agenue aud
Monroe street hare-
On Benefit stteat lots ara held 1t from 81 to rs
per square foot Senator Burnside and eeverA
wealthy manufacturer have elegant residences
On this street. Apply 50 per eouare foot to =
Prairie avenue lot anywhere from Seventeenth
10 THenty-6rst street,, Say 5011f7,-&ud the 50
feet would bring $26 $50, Of 1851 per front foot.
II tho PEairle avenue lot we're 125 feet deep
il aouId make the price per fnort foot
4375. Many Of the Providence lots are
5011oo, excepting in tho new snbdivi-
alon& but IN comparing prices It Toutd
, 1875-07-18

to hold oil, and tho early advance ~.
no. long sustained, though the ms1ke. .sied
The receipts ve9e extremely light only cars being
iusnected into store, aud this fact made cash o4ta
tie month ,rm eary, bur qaie. from tbe middle
to the close Of tho seasion. The rang chiefly tn
settlement With free deliveries early Tne bad wealth
5oc down to 4s7c and closed At 49c. Seller August
a5s<c. seller September sold At s6SaseHe closing 4
the outside. Seller tho rear 1as quoted At aAN@
354c CASH No. active, selling 1t ~ 35Vc
closing st 414c: md rejected At Ag47c. Cash sales
rejected At 44@ :7e LOO bu understandable 1t 10;
3 100 bu by sample at 52@slc. Total, s.. 800 pu.
RYE-Wss quiet and hrmer. There veze orders On
and September, with nothing Offered small lot Of
sample re and part of car Of No. 2 sold st s1o2
RARLEY-W4s active and firm at IN advance Of "a
Sc. The trading confined to September, which
opened as $l.o0, advanced 70 $loa fell TO $to1, and
varce W. due entirely to reports of damage to tho
new crop. Th4s ia little doubt that the frequent
showers, followed by bursts of sunshne will disoooe
bring into disfavor with maltstera- dispatch
received from Scott County tho great centre Of tho
barley district Of Iowa. stating hat it had ratned there
gtexdily for twelve hours, apa, 1t thought, the
grain could scarcely come ont Of such delugo with
out some injury More orders wsfe tn from the
country both to buy aud sell, a6a there WIS good
inquiry from the shorts, nnany Of whom were sn1ous
to cover; hencc the transactions tn September were
on 4 more liberal scala than usual Other options
were neglected. Cash, barley WAS inactive and
nomtna!ly unchanged. Rejected WAS offered At 15c
without buyers.
LATEBT.
In the afternoon mess pork was quiet end 6teady,
selling Q,coo brls} ut $13.65 for September Other
proyis!ons were quiet
Wheat WIS moderately sctire and eak1e1, coeing He
lower than It o'clock Seller August sbd At sl1!
@1.13A, closiEg st silo,t- Seller Septebet ciosed
Ut s. Los, and auyer August sod at sl.l5.
Corn was quiet and NC lower. closing 1t 70,<o for
August, G9,s for July, and 1l1sc for September.
Oats wera fairly active and frmer for July. end
steady for the other optious Seller August closed At
38c, md seller September It 3d1{c Seller July sold
1t 494xc.
Barley fairly active and Nc higher early, but
subsequently declined 1c under comparatively liberal
offerings. Seller September sold At closing
with tho inside bid.
, 1875-07-18

LATEST.
Nxw Yoax, 5uy 17.>-0old opened at lax, fell on
to 1l4 recovered to 1l41., and finally closed At 114
Borrowing ra.e were ,. ., aud TX per annum, AND
l-A per diem Loans were also nade fat and per
cent for carrying.
Government bonds elosed steady.
In rsilroad honds, Union Pacific hrath advanced 10
lot<, and ChlcRo !: Northwestern consolidated gold
bonds to s,X, With brisk demand 1t tho close Union
Pacifc land-graats brought ~.
B.ate bonds q1iet aud steady.
Speculative sta1es opened at H@!1 above yeaterdays
closing rrtces except Pacific Mail and Western Union
Telegraph, With were unchanged. From then until
1l:3o thare WIS An advance Of A@1k, tho leading
stocks having tsen Lake Shore, Northwestern It, Paul.
Rock Island, and Hannibal st. Joseph. In the next
haif hour tier WAS decline Of aia13z, led by the
Union pucc, sb,cb sold down to ~. In tho after
neon Northwestern advanced TO 4li TOR common aud
SIX for preferred, st. Paul to 36k. preferred
to 50. Lab Shore to 81, Harlem to
ia Rock sland to 10i4, Union Pacific
to 734 FatiacM.tl to ask, Western Ualon to 7J71,
and OHIO to as The srket closed active and strong.
the closing Quotations In many cAses oeang the pess OK
Trausactom aggregated 1l6 oc0 shares, Of which a.
500 vero Erie B10 Lake Shore. l., 600 Northwestern
common, 40 preter1ea, 3,'oo Erie, 30,oDo Pacific
,i TO- sou 8: Paul common, $500 Obios, 800 West
ern uuion. 10 Union Pacific, and 4co st: Joseph
Tho weekly x.nk statements follows: Loans, de-
crease %1,30NoJ: apecte, Increase, $1,000; legal
tenders Increase, ST. 3il deposits, increase, $s2i.
4oo circulation, decrease $5j0a reserve, increase,
Money rn.Eet easy at1N@a Per cant. Prizas NOR
camille paper5Ht85.
Customs receipts, $210, ,HD.
Tbs Aazistnt Treasurer diabursed, $183, ,ood.
ClearnRs 81, COO ,0so.
, 1875-07-18

WithrAwn from etore on Friday for city con-
sumptin $3.50 bu whsat 4o5sbn corn, 434 ba oats
The ollowing grain was inspected into store on
ssturdg morning: Ga cars No. spring, 2o6 cars No.
do, cars and ], 800 bu No. do, II cars reject
ed do. grade do Gass wheat: ss and
1900 h high mixed corr, 2a7 cara and $500 bu No.
do, u cars and 5000 bu rejected do, 8 caza no
grade (6s CATS corn}; cars white oats, cars No,
do lear rejected 90. Total (5l7 cars 334 900 bu.
inspected out: 1883 bu wheat 7e,4 48& bu corn,
1851 h oats.
Tbs hlowtng wete tho receipts and shipments Of
breadsta and ve stock at this point during tho past
weak nd for tho corresponding weeks ending u
~
, 1875-07-18

That MAS rather touching aliusion to de-
ceased spouse, Ilsde recently by farmer who
came to the TllsRe-s.o 10 purchase things.
"can't show you anything elss to-day ="
politely asked the cleKk. no reckon not, !"
replied the aad-looling customer; II lost two
horses aud my wife last fall, and feel putty
poor. Good span Of horses, tool
, 1875-07-18


Tne leading ptoduce markets were again irregular
on Saturday, breadstufs being very nerrous~ There
was general disposition towards the cose Of tho week
to operate for downward turn in grain, and, tbs
wea.her had been 6nc, rather extensive break In
p1.ea would probably have occurred But the severe
storm Of Thrreda1 night. followed by mora gentle
doppngs the next night and again On Saturday. acted
II brxke. We have already h&u tnore wet weather
than 10 good for The crops, damage had been
wrought by floods, and Europe has been troubled Ia
the same way. It il certain that tho crops Will
not be equal to past expectations, and tho question
now aRiated IL whether tue present outlook will b
justified by the reaity. It has been hoped thAt tho
clouds woald lift, but they continue to hang
around u, aud pour down MATER out Of their
buckets, ~ II It would never stop foz more
than few hours 1t tine II srn to haTe wet
harvest time on the heels of vst SUMMER thers VII,
be roam enough for higher prices than azs now cur
rent 1t II the growing fear Of this which makes tho
grain markets nerTous- The trading was chiefly
speculative Saturday, tho arrangements to ship
produee hetng very light, excep. in wheat.
The Greek merchauta who deaf ia grain Seem to b.
squAy objects Of dt8rnst The part Of ohex grain
dealers, wers their ancestors, Of whom It was said
Tssa Dasaaos, s, They appeae to ba handed toEeasE
, 1875-07-18
STATE OF TRADE.
Activity Occastoned
by the Movement OF
Wheat.
Bad Collections Making tho Mer-
chants Borrowers.
An Unsettled Day in Breadsta1s'-'baa
Weather Prevents Decline.
FINANCIAL.

.,--.,,t. - ,,,.r.,t IN thn 1oau n2aEket oont1n~
~ ~ tho.. .onnectei with tho movement and
~ ,,rsa1stns Tho aow Of currency to the
h..t districts while not LARGE is sufficient to be ae~
na :, IN notc4d that the banks in those Sec
tion. .re to m extent beyond their
ds,D,na, The mercantile applications for loans arc
<ru.uh,t increased BY the difficulty OF collections.
rhasa ,r. mt likely to be improved by the Dad
weather which. according to what seem TO ne trust
s-t ,vtces IL hurting the crops III this and neigh
,,o-ny st.tes There Is little employment to be found
IN the Board OF Trade for money, except IN epecam
lns' ~@'D .,, ~ n,ott in earring IT, The
thera is consequently ~ Ia 1obt and tba hanks
ntscelaueous demand for 1oans II nsns' ~a3 49,
,oro roonev tu through payments Of obuEstaono
.,'s. .,a, I'M teen in use
, 1875-07-18
COMMERCIAL

Tns soowinR were the 1eeeipts aud shipments Of
tho 1eadi articles Of produce In this city during tho
tweuty-for hours ending at o'clock on Saturday
morning md for the corresponding date one year ago
, 1875-07-18

GOVERNMENT BONDS.
United States Is Of q, ex-tut .131x iuX
Gn1tea states ~" o1 Gc..............ll34 113ti
United States 5-As Of Y4..-... ....-...Ii7K ll7k
limited States 5-sa Of 6:............. Ink llp7:
4-aos Of $5-5snuary and July, e1-lnt...llsH li6T
~ ot V,-9snnaEy and July, ex-int... i3o INK
Soos Of "s-5anuary and july, e1~int~.. .llsA l2oY
I1ntted States new IS Of M.............i .iis1 u5x
United States currency y6s..........1HE 6s. .
Gold waa 11sa4@l144.
FoRE1uN g1cHANoK.
Sterling exchange WAS s1H@4:0x cab!a t1ansfers.
1onddh, 4st.&; Paris, 6lo5. Other rates Of foreign
exchange nre quoted:
GERMANY t1sic6naiis;. :.'95s2@'as 9S g as
Belgium tfrancs). 6l64t35loH
aonaaa X9asders1.: 4ok@ an
sweden, Norway, md Denmark iisonei;. ~
Anstra4 tpaper hostnh1 -..-.............. .. ~
The New York journal ef Commerce Of Thu1sday
sayk:
The bull Spectators in gold were considerably de-
1noralzed again to-day, and At one time It appeared
Il tae1e waA no support to the market Tbs dap1eas-
ing influences from the outside were. first dispatch
from Warrington credtns the Secretary Of the Treas
nfy With entertaining the opinion tba. he could seu
IN unlimited amount Of the PER cents for the pur-
poae Of carrying out the provisions Of the Specie Re-
sunptaon act; secondly the e.be nsns from London
Fex.na esa q esooo buqa y The
On daeonnta tn tue open market third The report
that the Secretary Of the Treasury would to-day cs In
another instaiment Of the sos Of 1891 Tha influences
operating In tho room vera tht known wesfnr.s IT
sore Of the holdera Of god aud disposition on ths
part ot ueAry all to realize ~ quickly possible Uo-
shortly Alter boon, rallied TO 3l44 It the close On the
purchase ol considerable amounts By leading banfas
and soma gold Vas bought for tbs sccounts Of uar-
wsy instead Of borrowing Cd time The msrtrt did
not bexr the evidence OF h1vtg been arvely ovsxod
yestezs1. 9or .sasxsis vsrs adA II p+R osat
, 1875-07-18
THE NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKETS.

Speeiut Dispateh to Tbs Chicago Tribune.
REV ToRK, July 17--GRA1K--Whea at--Market heavy.
unsettled iover spot parcels SCARCE held nrner
than lots to arrive sales 5000 bu At $2a for No.
Chicago and Northwest; $i.32 for No. Milwaukee /:
81. .33s1 IS for No. spring $a.so@l33 {of ungraded
Iowa aud a1innesota spring; SO for winter rsd
Western s1.38@1,4o for amber do: and 81 aaa1- Is
for white do also 16,ooo bu No. Chicago now
On the canal, to arrive, 1t $t2a. Rye quiet
It Soc for Canada in bond and S1-10 for 6tate.
Corn in fair request for export and home use 1t u
shade frrner prices sales &, ,oo0 bu at 81@atc for
steam Western nired, aud s4k@sse for sail do; also,
s3 Goo bu prime Western mixed for last half Of August
It &c. osts dull With sales Of 27,ooo bu At 6a361c
for mixed Western 6s@65o for white Western. and
64c for white State
Pnov1srosa-bIiddl f11n At 11h@1aAe for city
long clear. Lard steady; sales 1Go tes at 13Ke far
primo steam.
WmskY-Market steady sales 50 bris st q. "a per
gallon Also 100 barrels, TO Ar1ive week altar next 1t
$l.91N.
anocxa1Es- Es-suRar-Msrtet unehangsd, with mod
erate demand fair to good refining IL qnoted at 7s@
8Ac prime At 5-16, and white HAvaoa at a1&t31osc
Codeo market steady, with fair ;.em nd We quote
Rio ut 11Aa13atc In gold, and Matas4ibo 1t IH@
231kc In gold.
, 1875-07-18
BANKRUPT NOTICE.

NOTICE Is MERELY GIVEN THAT fHS V
~ sikued will receive sailed bid. qp % xs .t
once, Nos u .ud Il De.rbarn s.seet in tho ctt5 q
caxo, tor no foii.~snx property, being pt*por1 s.
rupt., to-vi:: The iouudsy and m4calne sa"p - =
b1aksupsa Nnr1h Cll9:"n .tseets ia Cn'easo
ta1n stands tho otfcs building and oacssrnish .a 49,
joining tas smo. ana lra cd grcunt aoo a. ~ ~
enioeFy. tools tlsturrt. pst;s:n. lufaitaIe a
Bids may he ni.oo for tho ~hulo aIJ portio -
property. and will be opened between a.e noet ~ il
to A. u., sHid day. by in tbs pte.enEo o. IfHr
OF tho District Court r The Surtaurn District q
PrTsoas des;riae to I'D o. pureh ase
upao tao undersigned fof fnrsher iasersast'on' ~
DAVID T.. hliADLEf, II
HrostatenA! A.11Sne3. -
, 1875-07-18
HATFIELD HOUSE, MasSena Springs,

st. Lawrence Co., New York opened tor The seas,n
roandtae coantz Pleasant drvs. E.esao1t 4 a. fssiax
h9ply for every cfA. Of inralids Ciren
Ars sent % application Apply It Hote HATFIELD
BENSON. III Wa:er-at. ., n. Y.
, 1875-07-18
TELECRAPHlc MARKET REPORTS.
FOREIGN MARKETS.

FOREIGN MARKETS.
dpseiat D.soa4ch to Tie Chlca9o ntbuns>
LIVERPOOL, july 17-19 m-FLouR-1b I'd.
Observation-Disclosures, No. l, 81 Cd; No. = 50 j;
spring, No. l. % I'd: No. = S. Sd; white s.: No. J.,
1oa; No = ss Sd; club No. l. ios Id; No. - lid.
Corn, No. l. 33s I'd: No. 2 a3s.
pRov1a1ox.-Pork, 73s. Lard, Sis 3D.
LIVERPOOL, July 173 p. m---PHov1z1oxs-1ard,
SIS. Best unchanged
LIVERPOOL, July l7-s p. m.-F1oun-E1tra ssate
and Western, e2a.
dnAN-Wheat--Nos. 4 and l spring. 9s@9s ID
Corn.-Mt1ed, 33s I'd.
PRov1s1oss-Por 75s; Eastern, s5s~
Beef--Amedcan, 1as Cd; Cumberland midl1es, s1s.
Lard-Aulerican. SIS.
CHEEsE-Fiue American, 65a.
TAILow--Annericau, dull
PEao1EU4-Reaned, Sd: spirits, Tkd-
ANTWERP, duly y17.-PE1RoLEpH-1JaA
LONDON, July observation-disclosures Of tbu1Hon
gone INTO Bank Of England yestez1ay. d9 co., instead
Of amount Of bullion withdrawn. Amount OF bulhoa
gune into tho Bank to-day, 100000.
Coaso1s-Money, 81 1-lG; account, o4-H
AMERICAN SECURITIES 106x SIS, 1G; 1o:fos
1o4* new 6s, loa1; New York Central, II; Erie,
13iz preferred 26.
PAn1s July 17.-RExrEs-64f.
L1xGRPoo1, July 17.-Gas, 938.
, 1875-07-18

sumxAnT or TRANSFERS roa THE WEEK.
The following is the total amount u city And
suburban transfers within radius Of 1n'les 81
the Courthouse filed for record dur INF the
week ending ssturdav, 3aly II: City sess. 80 ;
oonsidesation, e59s US. North Of r;y limits :
sales. consia Iteration: $4,000 soath IL Of city
~ ~ Esnlts Gales, s: consideration, s4-lD0
Totai sales, lis. Total consideration, s6s1+246.
, 1875-07-18

says:
What mas been said In my last letter abost
Ia our city las. An sorry to say. como s.ue, Tho
banking-houso U1eat7, and the largest sugxr rusnu-
factory in Austria have stopped their paymsats Ts
has been OCCASION to find out that tn Vienna too
great many btiis Of accommodation have In bee0 cir
cuation Both these cstasrophes have pressed heavy
upon the Stock Exchange Of VIENNA but do not s%sa
to bear further consequences.
, 1875-07-18

"e- AssAs
Kansas Ctx &nd Denver Fast Ex l-ls-o uno.le 1s.--
st. Louis 1nd Spt19dold x x.is 9GN d N I, ssA9h -
81, lou>s, Springfield i To1as.. s!Q = n J, f.&AA
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Chicago 4 PaducAh Railroad Ex.Is 90 y m + -.
Srcator, Laoor Washington Ex. II o. unon!s IT,
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, 1875-07-18
BONANZA STOCKS.
The San Francisco Chronicle OF July II quotes:

Inc San Eranc1sco thTonicte ot J0!y IL Qu0Le&s
Closing prices the street yesterday afternoon. at
3:Au O'Clock, Is follows sales-sierr4 NeYada $3.50 !;
Raymond l. Ely, $3.50 and fdJ.oo. Bfds-Consoi-
dated Virginia, S1l3.o0 California, $3.50; Ophir
$46-i0; Bat + Belcher, s46-00; Mexican. 19.l2H !;
Gould cu5.s; l6.oo; Yellow Jacket. SIS % Grown
Point $Aoo; b*lcher, $4.0o; Imperial, Sa.0o; sav-
500 Bullion. $500; Meadow Valley, $3.50 Eureka
Consolidated, 5sgo1; foorman, $3.50; lsock Island
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-07-12
BY Perkins Il Bates and j. Thompson Brown,
- Auctioneers.
100 ATTRACTIVE BUILDING LOT
NU JnS wLST RpnAn STBLL'r ~ ~ "a, . ;.

100 ATTRACTIVE BUILDING LOTS
IhE CITY LlMIrs AND THE FAIR
GkOUhDS. AM, BETWEEN BROAD STREET
AND THE SHOPS Of The ICHNOND. FRI
DfRICK>RuRG AND POTOMAC RAlLRoaD
fOMPANY.--I will sell ut puDlc auction IN
WEDNESDAY. July 14ih, lS75. commencing i,
5 O'Clock p. NJ, those DC SIkhBLE BUiLDiN,,
LOIS in the plan Of I:uncau Lodge. formerly
OWE cd by the Hon. A. Q. Holiday, and are siu1eJ
on the continuation OF Broad. Marshall. snG Clay
streets, ard the Richmond, fredericksburg and p.
tomsc railroad, and between the ci y limits and
Fair-Groun1s. and owing 10 their elevation com.
mand ine view Of the SINE. ThcS- lUIdiug lo.
present great inducements 10 those desiring IN
same time avoiding the heavy taxation Of civ
Those paying cash for III ir lot, will b. .naber 10
build by only paying 90 per cent. cash on c,,t NJ
building, and balance In monthly IustaImep'S
his property addresses Itself with more force IN
those seeking paying investment for Their Money
than any now on the market being now suhIyl,,7i
from acres to lots for the first time, and hcug su-.
rounded on all sides By enerprs. That must of NJ.
cessity Immediately enhance is yal1e-to Wit: Viz.
ginla State Fair-tiTounds on the wes'. which 81 n,
distant day must become large an bau,i:al
park {: on The northeast the large and ~ cn.yr
works shops OF the Richmond. Fredericksburg aAl
PO'omac Railr ,ad Company. VIII Oh Is now g..
ting demand for the los adj icent thereto. aid on
the south The Richmond College. mixing The IL,
residences.
Refre hments at sale.
TERMS: One-luurih cash balance o, II. ls. All
24 months, six per cent interest secured bv trust.
deed. j. TllOhP1ON BROWN.
Auc'i1ner.
PERKINS Il BATES, lSa,e.mcu.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, :