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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1875-08-26
NIPPED l. THE BUD.
New Orleans Renublican.

Information was yesterday furnished
Superintendent Loan, that Messrs. De
Blanc and PerTilliat intended TO fight a
duel opposite CarrOllton during the day,
and that they would be accompanied by
several friends. Captain Malone went to
Carrollton and watched the cars and as the
belligerents and their friends, two at a
time, appeared, he sent them to the Gala
toose-nine in all. The principals are
those who were recently arrested in the
Third district and placed under bonds TO
keep the peace, but il now appears they
have forfeited their bonds. They were all
released on bond by Judge Mccormack.
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EAST
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CUSTOM HOUSE NOTES.

SEIZURE or All THE GOODS BRroScIvg TO
rnAUDs UNDER EXAMINATION HOW COZ
IECToR ARTHUR KEEPs "orES HOUSE"
qAe case or Phiup schuioG / 60. continued -
engage inc attention or tie custom house officials
yesterday. 80 many conflicting statements - %
the facts In this case have appeared that Colcc-
tor Arthur's own verbal version WI bs read With
interest lie says that scnulor co. imported
n.ty.two cases Of CT pes ana ribbons which were
mostly entered as six ana cotton goods. n many
cases these goods we're entered and me entries
Inundated months azo. The Collector received
Trustworthy Information that a large quantity
goods Of his character had been onered 10 parties
IT. this city AZ prices susplclousy low, ana which
Indicated that tie government had been cheated
rus dues. on Thursday last some thirty TX forty
Of these cases-ail OK which had been ware.
boasel-wero withdrawn at the Same time,
ana enc duties, some 81 900, paid by Field,
Morris, fenner 20, me auc loncets Tue
Co ectOr thought az once thai these were proc
ablg tue very goods that had pecn offered ne SUCH
extraordinary low rates, and his suspicious
being strengthened by the reports Of detectives
VINO nad been watching the doings NJ SchulOus
store and other circumstances, ne stopped tncF
delivery and they are now being examined BY tas
aunfa sers az the warehouses at Nos. G02 and ~
washington street ana No IS Laignt street.
ACTION or THE COLLECTOR YEsrERnAY.
Yesterday the collector ordered the warehouses
10 remain Open or Decoration Day IA order IL
hurry forward the examination of the seized
cr4pea aud ribbons, Mr. Phelps, VINO y 40 TIE nead
81 tne seizlre department. tninEs that, A. iat 40
tte grapes are concerned, toe evidence 0l Wliul
differentiation, Of fraud, Il complete. AS 70 tho
extent Of the frauds tue custom House officials 10
not venture 30 give an opinion unth tne apprns-
crs nave made their report on tne result 81 the
he before tuesday. Experts. however, say that tho
underyaluauon Is rom forty 70 nity per CENT
Collector Arthur has awaited himself o. TIE pro-
vision * tie MOey law passed June -, 1878,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Stocks Still Unsettled and Lower Prices
A Raid on Lake Shore.
A FAVORABLE BANK STATEMENT.
God Steady al ll6 Ia q ZIG l-S-The Ship
mentS OF The Week.
WALL STREET,

SATURDAY May 2a--6 7. NJ.
The stock market to-day was again agttated to
the core ana closes IN several instances with
prices at lower figure than during the week. AS
has before been remarked IN this column, the
temporary as well as permanent investor appar-
entity recognizes few symptoms Of encourage
ment Ia the immediate future, and taught by the
severe lessons OF Erie. Wabash, Boston, Hartford
and Ere; Midland. New Jersey Southern and other
railways that, for the present at least have 'goue
10 the bad,n ne IS inclined to apply the compass
and level OF actual value, and base his Judgment
thereon rather than upon the mere manipulatons
or the great operators. II is needless TO add that
the feeling concerning all non-dvdend pay
Ing stocks IL, therefore, decidedly bearish
and IL largely aided by the pres
sure made on New York Central which
has hitherto been regarded as substantial
leader. the grand erort Of the day however,
was made against Lake shore, which declined "a
per cent from yesterdays closing price. Tie
opening was made at co., and the end az 574s.
Western Union was, likewise, heavily sold from
74S 10 III, closing at 1l7G. Northwest declined
from 392s TO 3sS, ST. Paul from 32ai to 32k and
Onto and Mississippi rom 22}a TO y. Union Pa
chic was steady at about TAI. Pacific Mail was
weak, declining from AK to 33az. Rock Island
fell or from 102 10 1875 ana New YORK Central
from 101I 70 1907, with sales, seller twelve
months, at % and 20 per cent margin in the Trust
Company. IN Erie there was no excitement The
following were the
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FIRE IN THE CHURCH or THE
ASCENSION.

the Church ~ the Ascension, A. the northwest
ocruer 81 Filth AZ nue. ana Tenth street. vas the
scene yesterday morning Or considerable excite
mont. occaHoaed ~ IRE breaking OUT tn tho
choir. Tue ire was discovered Few minutes be.
rore eleven . cock ~ sexton Brown, VINO was ia
the church AZ tae TINS. MS attcnuoa wls nrsI
attracted by noticing smoke ISSUING rom me rear
81 tas organ, wnloa momcutariiy grew dcnser.
fastening 70 the pastor. Rev. Dr. J0hn cotton
smith. who vas Ia the yeatry tue sexton com
munlcatcd ths Intelligence, and Dota gentlemen
promptly transmitted tue agnal Tor the Fire De
parment
inc engines were promptly On hand, nrt MOI
before 4 arge crowd had gathered ia TIE vicinity.
Ten minutes of weltdlrecied playing exiting sncd
the flames, nut il was found tnat the organ had
0ceu very bady damaged. The water from tns
engines soaked through tle ceiling % the cb0ir 70
the nave, causing considerable damage. 1Ae total
loss is estimated At ABOUT $500.
Inc cause OIL tue ire Is not definitely known,
but Ii IA supposed u nave been accidental Gu
Ccntered Dy some W0rkmen Nho, d short time
he ore its discovery, were wOrklng IA ths choir
tuning tue organ.
iii. sni.h satcd to HERALD reporter yester.
daY afternoon that on account 0f the ire no ser.
vices would ~ held IA the cAurca today.
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1902, registered. III nix; 40. do, coupon, III
ll71; do. CO., 1904 registered, llT7S 1lsH; 40.
DO, do, coupon 1lS1s 1851 do. DO, 1865 regis
tered 1l9% 100; do. DO, do, coupon, 1901 l2l /;
90. d. 40. new registered, 1929 a l23h do. do,
do. do. coupon, 1929 a 1885,; 40 do, 1857, reEis
tered 1885 1895; do. do. DO, coupon, l244
l241s DO, do., 1868, registered, 1885, 1898; DO.
90, do, coupon, 1888 a l24; DO. ten-for;ies,
registered, III 1lIl6; 40. do, coupon, us a
llsh: do. ives, 1881, registered, ll67s 1T; do.
DO, coupon, III 1l7h.
BANK SHARES.
Bank shares were dun. The following were the
latest oids :-Ameuca, l5s; American Exchange,
III; Central National, 90; Chemical, 1000; city
500; Commerce, l24; continental. 100; corn FIX
change, 1856; First National, 20o Fourth Ma
tionai, 1907; Fulton 1867 German American, o5;
Importers ana Traders. 2o0a Irving, 1880; Man
haitian I5l; Mechanics, l45; Mercantile, lOs I;
Merchants, 1875; Merchants Exchange, 1885, !;
Nassau. 1o44; New YORK. 1874; North America, 1o2;
Park, 100; reople's, 40; Purnix, 100; State OF
New YORK. l12; Tradesmeas, 146; Union 13d.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds were generally weak and lower,
particularly for Eres, Thicn declined r 10 nearly
per cent. Firsts sold at 100 against 1907 yester-
day; third declined nom 92 TO 9Oa, yes
terday's prices for business having been
90; fourth sold at So, against 80 on
Thursday Long Dock bonds declined 10 80.
Toledo and wabash 1rsts fell on y per cent, 10
500, and o., Q. and l. Z. nrsts x per cent, 10 49,.
OHIO AMI Mississippi sinking fund sold al 90, an
advance OF Il per cent. Central Pacific bonds
closed at 1884 70 lo3I and Union Paclncs al 1913
to 1o2 for nrss, 967s TO 81 for land grants and 81
TO % Tor SINKING funds.
STATE BONDS
State bonds were quiet ana firm. New York
registered bounty loan sold ut 1882 and Missouri
skies at 1924. Tennessees advanced TO 51k for
old and 81 Tor new.
MEMORANDUM.
Private kilograms rom Chicago report further
decline in grain. The losses 10 the spectators
engaged in ''bullingn gram are already admitted
by Chicago papers be over 81, 100000.
Monday being Decoration Day the several
Stock, Cold. Cotton and Produce Exchanges III
be closed.
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gun against this nrm for underval1atlons amount.
Ing 20 $4,000 and that tne witnesses N the case
disappeared Ia rather mysterious nanne[ Z,
plush belonging 70 them were also seized lor I'M
dervauatlons. The following are The provisions
OF the law under winch all the goods or tue urn
nave bean seized by Collector Artaur:-
the PROVISIONS or the LAW.
son II persons Violating any q provisions y Tie pre-
but 9gt sS9est 70 Sr ~ hem or
Y a; Or te X dos s a. e tor ne psy
ment Of any hne fines incurred as aforesaid or may
Rs sd upon 2n sT e 81 ns 81 nes But nohn
herein contained SNAIL prevent any owner or clalmsn
BOND Win surees satisfactory 70 the colscor in
case ~ cial proceedings SATISFACTORY 20 the u9as ~
Incurred; provided however, that such merchandise
thereon here u sian ia have been paid d secured.
The examination Or the goods or Schulon Co..
az tAe warehouses above alluded 20 = maze unaer
tue personal supervision 81 Assistant Appraiser
Bausch, VINO Is an old expert IN matters VI luis
Alnd
The Hon Thomas Murphy called yesterday AZ
the Custom House ana enjoyed long conference
with Collector Arthur. lhe interview was not IN
reference 20 The third term ~ All, but concerning
the proposed nomination by the republican party
or this state oil the Hon. Thomas Murphy for next
Governor or New York. EX-Surveyor Cornel, VINO
possesses so beautiful bass voice anu uses IL
win such tremendous eject, attended the CONFER
Collector Arthur deserves credit for the prompt.
ness with which ne sees all VISITORS az tne custom
House, Two Or Three times day ne says 70 tue
usher act everybody come M and ne quickly
passes from 70 another giving eacn q snort.
but courteous nearing. Thus he 10 able 10 say
tnat he sees every one who comes 10 aim AT tne
custom House. Thls system contrasts relnaTka-
by with that adopted by certain city omclais,
among whom IL Comp roller Green, IN whose ante
chambers busy people must SIT all day before o.
tanning an interview. just now Collector Arthur
10 oyersun with applicants for ofices, but as no
them all at MS once they DO not Try 70 inter
cept him afe at night when coming home or 70
run after h,m in the street., attempting 10 eaten
MS coat tails, was their wont before ue auupleo
the present rul2 OF admitting everybody.
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CLOSING PRICES AT 8 P. NJ.
AnYANCE AND lECLIN
ADVANCE And Decline.
The changes or the market during the last
twenty-rour hOur3 were as fOlltws.-


The changes or the market during the last
twenty-iour hours were as folltws:-
ADvANcE.-Delawsre, Lackawsnna and western,
u District COLUMBIA bonds 4.
DECfaNE.-Atianuc and PacIht Telegraph, n
New YORK central, Fl; o., q. and g.. Is; Hannt-
bal and st. Joseph, u Lake Snore, 81 ONO and
MISSISSIPPI, x: Pacllc Mail, Fl; RICK Island, =
ST. PAU, "a; Union Pacific, "a; Western Union
Telegraph, "a.
TIE stocks that remained STATIONERY were At
lantlc aud Pacific preferred, Erie, Harlem, North
western. Panama, Quicksilver and Wabash.
THg SALES 10 DAY
amounted TO upward OF 100000 shares, which
were distributed among active stocks as follovs:-
New York Central ana Hudson, oi72; Erie, $500;
Lake Shore III. GOO; Cleveland ana Pltts0Crg 30;
Northwestern, 1900; Northwestern preferred.
100; Rock Island. 542o; Pacific Mail, $4,000; st.
raul / 900; Sc. Paul preferred, 800; ONO. 2, 500;
Western Union, $4,000; wabash, $50; Union Pa.
clfic, 5000; Panama, 200.
OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
The following table shows tile opening, highest
Il ~ "a a ys
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ANorHEn TUGBoAr OAsUALTY.

Yesterday forenoon, .. half.pass nine o'ciocr.
walter Dennlng, while standing % one q three
blrges in tow Of tas tugboas Austin, near 10
Cuaara dock, IN Jersey CRY, vas struck hy haw-
ser stretched between tho tw5 Dlors q the wharf
and thrown overheard. He wes so stunned
~ tho blow that ne was unable 70 SWIM ana
be ore an could Re rendered ne was Drowned.
The BODY was recovered Ass evening. he Nts
tre only support or n widowed mo her AMI several
Young Children and was twenty -four years OF hge,
His lathcr met similar tate TWO years 49, 80
ceased was 81 expert swimmer,
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FINANCIAL.
$4,000 MADE IN TWO MONTHS

4 $4,000 MADE IN TWO MONTHS
AVAIL STREET oPERATloN-Tho banking house
OF Alex Rockingham 90, i wall street, who deal in
stock privileges have paid this to their
customers during this short Of time some per
sons have made high rs $1,000 from only 500 orig
nally invested AMI many have made $1,000 and over
q 9ny III a. hy Psd ~ snsie aay aver S0
70 various peope Iney enlns2y continuously from
main at their work unti midnight This energetic firm
knowledge that hes have established this business IN
the short space OF nve years
They have customers who reside in nearly every state
OF the Union the Dominion Of Canada from the Island
tnuay dealng n stocks Their business has become
eHeae aen we &c her
cards may be read IN every nrs class newspaper pub
ton Of r success we advise these desirns place
their business with arm possessins the very highest
upon honest principles 10 deal with this house.
They slse ,.aa weekly report q me condition q
Tor year 70 any one who desires and conIempates
send Tor it.-Evening Mail Of 18th inst
New York Commercial Advertiser says
No Y Wall street has N is employ twelve Deokkeepcrs
and assistants There are other stock privilege firms
tbhshed tder entire during the las. i've years
Boston Daily News SAYS
Messrs. Alexander rockingham CO. VIII furnish 70
tho5e desiring @ invest Il wei street explanatory CIR
ns se ~ : wS \ greet cs Se% YORK g s gnniael
New York Graphic saws
T6is Old estabi-hed mouse orers facilities for sp-cu-
latng With "a laNe.uien g, money rans.ns rom 81 g
iase as lose who invest thousands Of dollars During
the last month investments q slol on many stocks nave
lous q those uaaccusomei q Wall street operations;
nevertheless y 1 true AS lostantatedb ~ the huctuaton
81 Prices AT the sfock ENchnnge
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A MEXICAN JOURNAL SAYS
"Thosc holding ruts ana double privileges on Lake
Shore. Pacific Mail Erie and Western union Telegraph
have realized large profits during the last few days
one prominent Spectator closed put 1000 shares
or Erie today realizing proat OF nearly $1,000 There
hsve been during ninety Gays, paid 20 q prIvi
eyes saoooOOo BY banks in tho street We
are informed Messrs rockingham co. paid the
largest amount and that their customers have been
more openly advised than those OF any other lrm."
ALBANY EVENING POST SAYS:
"They oGer facilities for controlling shares in tho
stock market more liberal than can b found atany
other house in the street deposit Of 80 win enas,
person 10 control ay shares o. any stock valued
$500 for thirty DAYS 4 larger deposit, viii Of course
allow you b coatrol larger number Of shares. a a..
post d 1000 Win control inc thousand shares valued
At $1,000 for thirty days rms arrangement, enables
person 81 small capital . controls very larEo busi.
ness; int the q energy put level
with lie q woait-'
Address
ALEX. FaoTHiNGnAN A Co, Bankers.
= Wall strert New YORK
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OPENING, HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES.
The following table shows tile opening, highest


tbs bAsh blAlEdhNI
favorable. Inasmucn q II shows a gain In total
reserve Of ss,ls7,eoO ard IN surplus reserve OF
So oo7, COO the banks nov holding SIG C3l rs law
FOL money above the legal requirement The iol-
lowing Is a comparison Of the averages Tor the
past two weeks
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NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY MAY 30 875-QUADRUPLE SHEET

9 SHEET.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
/ HAVE $3.50 CASH AND WISH 10 MEET A
J party with same amount 70 purchase an Oh est9o-
lshei paving business owner reurins. Address A. r.
nel"'- oulIo.
TUNE -s2OO-PARTYERsHrP, MANAGEMENT
% ana POSITION with sole egent OF United states Tor
s1sSy s '&adr cAsa PES o Ssa
T AUSDRY AND LAUNDRY PRIVILEGE ~ THE
~ Mansion House Long BrSwnSh g y re3t gr le on
prctor.
+ AUSDRY 70 LEASE AND FIXTURES FOR SALE
~ or WI take smart party y, ror psrgeui g Z al.
Twelfth street, sew fork
pARTNER wASTED-wIrH ABOUT SIS Ooo IN
Il lumber business 20 replace capital OF partner re-
per day engaged Tor several months % come, manuiae
turing walnut an oak lumber; s1O y scrss choiee um
Logs ,olio t69, HUaT$ HAYNES, Financial ana Bus.
pARTNER wANTED-IN THE REAL ESTATE Bust.
ness, none need apply unless perfectly temperate
ana and honest Address NAL ESTATE, Herald Uptown
pARTNER wANrED-wIru $500; BUSINESS. NJ.
Il specmole; sales exceedingly profitable ana strictly
oec interview MANUFACTURES o0h lS' Herald
pUBLIsHING BUSINESS FOR sALE.-rHE WHOLE
OF balf Interest ~ Que OF the Oldest Monthly PUBL
cations ! the for Il
.ee tfaRpieft for i@msaasly reason 81 selling
so 81 once as''A' proprietor address AN' 0'A
,.o1ns rIFcTpo-vnIr,7c c1,7v er1r.
L T6ls wonderful medical appliance Tor curing
scraer oa at I tncn asr anu
c,prcI1T 40 ,cr1vp r.prypo w,xrpp -,0IrII
, $500 Or $4,000 cash capital 10 70 into ana q
esa9lisued and doing a paying trade. Address, with
conditions required, X L y, Herald oiIico
STArE RIGHTS FOR sALE-FoR THE REMEDY
4 - uHufnG nni M aaI nv Ne N44FE
Herald, run particulars given. Address by letter,
J. y. 1oYSE. fatentee, lOs Lass Eleventh street
! with well established ami rapidly increasing
m NOV Business a wa sSe pa ups q
o a. m % nr,v he IAN snnIy tbe
stoes q 10y Pses iarnisa capital ior Inc sans Tor
once
no pENrI. Ts.-wAyrEo,, \ PARTNER or AZ
listed sooI moral character aud references ami good
Way asi''0' ''ps''O''' N''''S' 49, '-''
M rvru,rcp roo ~ psrApTrsurn prsI.
in lawn shade tees rut Z miles from cityi near
10 PElNIERS-WAAIED a NAN NNHo CAN ~
m i ~ y ~ ma~e WIN ins fisnt man AdiFess In
~ NpysGsEs W2gL9 RgRcnHss PART az
m ao'es r mi'h business hAN1Si' OoA
y s introduce rA'SaE T d9
cie NJ possoi q Losing MONEY ana eyeFy Pr9e44e9
herala once.
assa %ey yeaf. wine vine and s nas aa s.
ny.x7ED-. erspoNsTaIr 4aTSr ~ t1,,-py
W city d, e sell the test La9r!eaor eyer put on ,s
ior n yery Iarse Per9enas H WI r. 9iowed a
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FINANCIAL.

LBERT Il. NIcoLAY 4 CO..
"A Stock Brokers and Auctioneers,
!, .,...-, A9 y Pine street New York
AZ nrs class mnnciPal AMI 10 PSF cent city suan
sncs paaK ana tasilght STOCKS bought and sold, ana
MONEY now r. HAND II SUNS Or 5000
n. ana upward 70 loan On Bond ana Morteagei also
good First and second Mortgages promptly cashed
O. ). PECK 90. 10. West iwcnl. ann street
(lAPITALIsTs DESTROYS or Lending MoNAY ON
~ nona am mot@age anu 9taers VINO raagre V oor
Forty.second street and sixth avenue
EQUITABLE SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
~ corpsr a%th ayeaue an Tweiith street New York
the deposit Il EELsr computed AMI compounded
STFfS EE IPd 5 5faaary slE a. &sE8n
Bank open Monday, Wednesday and aturday evenings
GsoRGE q WALDO sec. JOHN = DE- Witt, Pres
ENGLIsH CAPITAL FOR PERMANENT INVEST.
IL o On nsT loans n9r a cry ass
Property. Address No BONUS Herald Uptown Branch
LIRsT MORTGAGE RAILWAY BONDS % OTHER
hrst class mn Isage Loans N large amounts, Tor
Once - NN''' ''s''''' 'S'S''
ALWAYS NAYS MONEY TO LOAN on GOOD
New for p city Mortgage' without bonus Principals
20 = : O'''' = ii. / GRStSS'T f' a Broadway
ToHS s. PIERCE 10. PINE sTKEET-loANs
New Y oan a msn as' "a
chases Mortgages Al lowest rates
A[ARIPosA LAND And MINING COMPANY.
Holders ii lho preferred and common sock in this
company aro hereby pouAei mat such "A the shares
Cost on or before May 81 win b sold pr
NORRIS i, sMiin, Assistant Secretary
NToN.y 10 LoAN-IN SUMS or NOT Less THAN
w Si00U on queens county dong Island Property.
= ''''-'' I. 4 LAURENCE Co. Auetioncers
MONEY TO LoAN-IN SUMS 10 SUIT OK. NEW
hng ~ ~ [oesttx VA wi,h9u. nousi Inoe
Mercantile Library.
MONEY 70 LoAN-oN ,FIasT NOR CAGES, Win,
easy terms. GEo W. Stake 10 broadway, room )
STocK PEcULArioN-G HAVE KNOWLEDGE or
by when ~ doas n ~ be scoaps te ne,t
means 70 invest Address STOCKS. box az Herald
THE ADVERTISER WILL LOAN SMALL AMOUNTS
iGr snota periods on iam@n Is Nh rlease sd1ress'
RY box rs Herald o aesS" = an o''0sh
no RAILROAD coMPANIEs-A PARTY HAVING
4 10000 tons Rails y dspose q woald like g meet with
se,uii time purchasers Tor lature delvery on ungues
cn1NF box i ~ Post oiitcc. w
$1O 000 AND s%gO 70 LoAN-ros FIVE
pl1.OOU years, without bonus on lrst class city
TEtslEs, ~ SCUM INN street willlams6arz
GOO n0a TO LoAN-IN ONE OR MORE SUMS
.DDO.OOO on drst mortgage oniy, real estate In
ms elsyi no bonus address EAEcU4oR box 80 Her.
.cI5n 00O 10 LOAN o. BOND AND MORT
olJp.UUU gage on New YORK AMI Brooklyn i'm
JACOB RosENfiELD, 90 West rwenty-seventh 81.
$500 GOO TRUST FUNDS 70 LopAy o. FlRsT
yion 49,. as o6 ey proR T oa s1a as II a
hold Mortgages PAUL X TODD, y liberty strcet
$500 600 a. LoANaoX x.I grEsT sosp AN. AMP
yn r c In ~ n SeM e Sf 5r 9n9 p noas
sHlPMAN a MLhsakEAU, ~ William street, Union
buildings.
rA
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NUI NWV =. TTTFFFTIFFN.
Loans s2s3 %, 500 1881 500 500 Dec 81 Z0i 200
SpeClc....... lO,G3i,6aO Has. 600 Inc. BisOl0
Legal teuds Gl, J22. 900 O3311. 100 mo. 2 2lg 900
DEPOSITS 49,. 3-.l2g,sOO 30, $40. 300 Inc. 7GL2l0
Circulation. 20,l03 lU0 1gg2l,ICO Dec. a.,
The following shows the relations between the
total reserve and lie total liablliiies.-
May q. MAJ -. Differences.
Specie $50. tl1,634, $40 81 $4,000 Inc. Ss.SO00
eAAl tenlia 81 o.. 90 l9. IL 300 Inc 2ail. 90
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HAVE $3.50 CASH AND WISH 10 MEET A
j PARTY with same amount 70 purchase old estab-
shei paving business; retiring. Address A. r.,
Herald Office.
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was nrm AZ lls4 a no., which we're respectively
the opening ana coing prices. Tie borrowing
rates we're / e per diem and >, and -. per cent
per annum. Loans were $50 mace nat The
specie shipments 10 Europe TO-DAY we're as lol.
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JITANTED-AN INTEREST r. SOME First CLASS
w business for which viii exchange six LOIS in
Orange. n T. Address giving particulars, FAlg
DEALER, Herald office.
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Tot. reserve SCI 6J6 gO0 sI3 So, go Inc S3Is7,
Reserve re-
CURED az.
DEPOSITS. gs.O32. rs 6s.222. rs