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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-03
COME AND BE HEALED.

II matters not what your trouble may be,
come and let the Doctor examine yonr Gaze. IL
will cost you nothing for consultation, 30 please
call and satisfy yourselyc. whether the Doctor
understands your case. II he can cure yon HI
will tell you 30; II not, he will say so. for he
will not undertake. n cure unleash 10 conildeat
Of Affecting the zane.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-03
DIR. A. B. SPINNEY,
Has Renewed to No. iSS South 9

haS kem0Ved 10 No. loS S0utn Y
Street, Virginia, opposite champlaln House.
DR.. spinnsy. we'll known throughout tho
country - . Psihologist and Psychological,
whese successful treatpen. of certain physical
disabilities and functional dorangernents do.
, .sT,s y ,s ss'i ass sin e spR sss filE,lT.' r resSTn a..
specially inform the ~cltlkens OF Virginia City
End yicinliy that his Increasing patronage dc.
rnanding moru coinmodlDus s~pa!tments, lie has
removed 10 his new Office, No. iss South q
street. Virginia. seven doors north Of the
French Drug Store, WHERE no will be pleased
70 consult with all, thus giving invalids an OPP
psrtunity OF Kidding themselves. through his
professional agency. OF such constitutional an.
noyances and ailments o. he claims TO compass
and 70 cure. Without entering Into biograph-
ical details. II IL sufficient TO slmply promu!.
gate the fact that DIR. sPlSNRi'S ~eariiest
reputation may be traced back 10 his lnaugu.
ration and conduct OF the Montreal Canada
RasO Medical Institute. The regime OF the
English Pharmaceutical Colleges Il gagged BY
an elevated standard An extended experiences
and an assidnous study Of the varied phases
o. disease enables him TO guarantee assurances
o suceess In the eradication Of tho muliiform
chronic affections Incident TO both sexes. such
- Nervous Debility, Exhausted Vitality,
Youthful Exeesses. Marriage impedimenis.
and Chronic diseases generally.
TO THR LADIES.
On. SPiSNEY, while naturally Impressed
with the dclicacy Of the suhjoct feels 40 heel.
fancy In assuring them that. In conjunction
with q competent knowledge OF their various
suffcringr. such a. Nervousness, Neuralgia.
Spinal Weakness, Loss Of Appetite, Lassilude,
Prolapeus Uterl, Reiroyerslons OF Displacc-
ment OF the Womb, Vaginal Irregularities, Leu.
chorreA. Dyspepsia. Indigestion, Constipation.
and many petty, Irritating distractions that
almost Invariably have their origin IN the utter.
Inc regiop, he can afford them Immediate relief.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-02-03

| be T~sluelnpcfeu tnht on 'ne s
pecsmber 25th. q man by the name Of
q. W. Fairbanks. vas ioully dealt with
in Virginia City aud shortly after died
al tho lodging-houss OF Mrs. Taif OF
Ta,e. ON American Flat. To-day eh'
roroner Holmes received a letter from q
Mrs. a. u. Fairbanks, dated Omaha,
Nebraska. and inclosing n photograph OF
her husband, who left her for tho f"c'h'
coast about three years ago. Any per
an acquainted with tho deceased IN DIS
lifetime will please call ON DIR. hoinss
al his Office, in Virginia, n see ,h'
photographed received Is correct Ike
ness Of the Fairbanks who was muir
dersd.
r.ox cAnsoS RIyKn.-Pairiek Riley
who has been employed al tho Santiago
mill. Carson river, was up from there
x..,srsay 10 SOC tho fashions in the
S@,;nnsry Gulch metropolis. He repoip'
ia milling anil other interests aions ins
,;x.r i'm a iiourishing state. The m'il'
Il, have plenty Of water. and more zoe,
=, ,hs pr,sent time. The Santiago u,
-.n,ninr nj its regular. steady. enectuai
all rate. as usual. crushing Bs,eher ore,
=, n one Of the host managed miIls on
,hs river. The food OF . week OF wv
80 ala no damage ut that point, ",
- moi sven Overlooking the beautiul
$3.50 FLAT. whereon tho mill stands'
.rnr yse,her has been very cold there
I,.cominc more mild and Spring
like.
ELxcrros or OryIcrrs.-Ths follow
ing are the newly elected officers Of the
Ls,is,hsn Mining Company: Trustees
wv. III. Patterson. Nathan Atkinson
P,ank xeicott, W. q. Alban and j. Ball.
President, w. II. Patterson; Secretary
+. Z. Luty; Superintendent. j.. Bah
oock. The company have an engine on
the ground the capacity OF which Is SUI.
deisnt TO sink 10 the depth OF l.5Oo feet
and are o going to work upon thor
shaft in earnest
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-24
The Colorado SURVEY.
PROFESSOR HAYpEN's RETURN SUCCESS OF THE
ExPgDITIoN-IT ITS WORK AND SCIENTIFIC RE-

PROFESSOR HAYpEN's RETURN SUCCESS OF THE
ExpgDIrIoN-ITs WORK AND SCIENTIFIC RE-
SUITS.
WASHINGTON, September 2l.-Professor
HAYDEN arrived here yesterday from Colo.
RADIO, and reports that his surveying eNpedl-
ton has been very successful. The eXpedl-
ton was divided into seven parties. They
have mapped out geographically and topo-
graphically about twenty thousand square
miles In Southwestern Colorado, Utah, and
New Mexico. large collection OF mine.
ralogicai and geological specimens has been
collected, and a thorough examination of
ancient ruins has been made. No previous
8 aSon has been more productive OF import
ant scientific results.
Five of the six sheets Of the Colorado
atlas are now completed, and it is the inten-
ton OF Professor Hayden to have these en-.
graved aud ready for exhibition at the Cen.
tennial next year. These sheets comprise
eleven thousand five hundred square miles
each. The photographer has taken num-
Der Of negatives, twenty by twenty-four
inches in size, exhibiting the largest land
scape views that have ever been taken on
this continent. The entire exhibition will
return about the last of October. The In
terror Department has sent instructions TO
the agent of the tribe of Indians which made
the recent attack on one Of the surveying
parties 10 secure, if possible, return Of the
valuable instruments captured, and to effect
the punishment of The guilty Indians.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-24
Markets by Telegraph.
NEW WORK

NEW YORK, September 23-Cotion weak: sale:
of 749 balesa 13S914c. Flour ess Going; super
line western ava state. 81 SOGlF5 35; southern
quiet and steady; common 10 far extra. 70 55G
SO SO; 2uoi 10 choice extra, &c. 55GSS so. Wheat
dull. heavy, anu lower; Il 1S@$l 40 for new and
and old white western. Corn slightly In buyers
favor, with moderate business; 70@72c. for steam
6j@7Oc. Tor heated western mixed: 73HGg7ic. for
hen mixed and yellow western: 65ac. for lin.
dried western mixed Oats dull ana lower 359
SIC. for new mixed and white western Coffee
si III gold; job lots, 1oS@$sc,, gold. SUGAR
very quiet. without decided charge in prices
and r%neu hice rm quiet Talow steady
at 1880 1Okc. Ros!n aud lurpentine firm, Pork
sales or prime steam ut 13All 1870. closing al
Is IL 16c. Whi:key quietal Sl.2l. Freights firm.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE, September 23.-Flour dull and un-
changed Wheat steady; Pennsylvania red, 81 20
Hay Mnle RI 40 Corr a% S
southern white 7jTp79:.; yellow, 73c Oats ilrmer
for western: southern. nominal. rye steady at 70
Scarce nts. and firm at .5o@sos Bnk.meas HIGH
er: shoulders. $685.; clear rio, 127sGtl2Ec Ba-
cen nrln and demand good; shoulders, $40 DC. :;
clear RIB. 13a@l3 %c. Hams and lard pncha,2cd:
Coffee buoyant and higher: cargoei. IL rGG2 hc /;
lob lots, l94622ac. WoisEey dull ut s1.19@
Sl.20. Sugar firm andac I've al 1lAc-
CINCINNATI.
CIyCISSATI, September 23.-Flour Steady and
In fa,r it mand. Wheat-DeInand fair and firm;
nrlme to choi"e rel, 81 .35@$l 40 lower grades
dull Corn duh aud lower: mixed. GO@62c, tais
quiet and ~ 4e R3s ap an at
T5GsOc. Pork steady and In fair demand: sales OF
country al $21 40: ci s21 55 Lard easier: steam,
G3ac.: kettle, 134@l4c. snik- meats--De nan.
sI2GSI2 l2!5: clear sides. l2.30@sl2 37h. b
con steady and firm: shoulders, aac; clear RIB
sides, 13lsQ1 34c.; clear Sides. 134@ 1890. WINS.
k~y--Demand good and tending upward; safes at
S1'A'' LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, September 23.-Flour and wheat
GuIpt and unchanged. Corn quiet and steady Ut %
173c. Oats quiet and steady at 42@44c. Rye
Huiet and unchanged. Provisions Strong aud higher
pork nominal Bulk mests->houlders, S3sc.; clear
RIB and clear sides. l21sGl3c. Bscon,s shoulders
cured hams, l4@14hc. I.ard-Tierce 144c. Whis-
Key, IL 5. BaggL qaiet and unchanged.
ST. LOUIS
st. LOUIS September 23.- Flour qniet and I'm.
chang. d low grades ut previous prices Nnsat
s sle2T hid. Corn active but ,lcwer: no mixed
n4se Cats h si! No. 3 5sS Barley
unchanged for best grades oher guali.rs o, Ve pd
unchanged. Pork firm and unchanged. LARD quaet
and unchanged. RuIk meats frmer; sides waDteo
liz 6 pro sde heSS Bacon a
tive ami higher for sides: shoulders rio slaes,
1SAc; clear sides. 1870 SIC. WhisEey nrm nd
firm: best grades wanted. Cattle-Steady and un,
changed for good grades: weak for common gonn
choice naliyes, s525Gs6.2o me S91 70 aooI
sbose fessus q to s
IS lO@s3.70: common s2.9Ogt5: 90 ooo
Receipts Flour, 5000 barrels; wheat, 3y, UsH
els; barley 5000 bushels: rye., 5000 bushels;
hogs 545 head; cittrs LOU heau.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-24
BY TELEGRAPH.
Gr,es,e,nibacx.' Meeting in New York.

NEW YnRk, September 23.-A meeting
was held at Cooper Institute tonight under
the auspices OF the Lega'.Tender Club. the
object of which, in the words Of the call,
was to demonstrate that greenbecks must
meet the necessities of peace "a we'll as they
met those Of war" Hon. Richard Schell pre-
sided. Among the vice.presideuts were
Peter Cooper, Benjsmin MINER, G. w. Pol
lon. Robert McCafferty, Gideon j. Tucker.
Horace p. Whitney, and General Davies
Letters were read expressing regret at being
unable to be present from Wendell Phillips,
William K. Polyer Of Pennsylvania, and
Thomas c. Durant Of Washington.
After speeches by number Of prominent
gentlemen series of resolutions were adopt.
ed deprecating the contraction of the cur
rency heretofore made, and the further cou-
traction proposed, with view to forced re-
sumption OF pecie'payments, as having al
ready brought disaster to the business of the
country and threatening general bank
ruptcy; demanding an Abandonment Of
this policy, and that the volume Of
currency be made and kept equal to the
vans Of the trade, leaving the restoration
Of legal tenders to par with gold to be
brought about by promoting the industries
of the people, and not by destroying them !;
opposing the policy already initiated of abol-
ishipg legal tenders and giving national
banks the power TO furnish all the currency,
and dem luding that all national.bank cur
rency be promptly &C permanently retired,
and legal tenders issued In place thereof;
favoripg the policy that the Government
shall make its legal tenders receivable
for all public dues except when contracts re-
quire payment in coin; demanding the ex-
tnction of the present national banks, and
the establishment instead Of system of free
banks of discount and deposit, with no
paper currency except such as may be
issued by or upon the faith of the
General Government; cheering and sympa-
,hizing with the great Democratic party
| Of the West, and hailing their success as a
triumph OF the people over the monopoly
which threatens the safety OF the country;
recommending the formation throughout the
State of lega!-tender clubs to give strength to
the party in Ohio and Pennsylvania in the
approaching canvass in those States.
| The audience, which was composed mostly
of laboring men, filled the ball.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-24
WHEAT White. 254 bushels. Red, 72S bushels.
OATS.-l46 bushels
R1cHnoND TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

THURSDAY. September %, 1875.
The breaks last week were 4Sl hogsheads, 1856
tierces and Is boxes. The offerings On Change
at auction during the week were 472 packages, of
which 322 were sold at prices ranging from 81 TO
S47 Bids on ! so packages were rejected
The market during The week was active and
buoyant and closed firm, with an upward tendency
In prices. This stiffness In the market proba-
by due 10 the apprehension that the crop might be
somewhat shortened by frost The BrmneSs Of the
market may also be attributed In measure to the
active demand from manufacturers, most of whom
were working to their full capicily In order 10 fill
msInder Of the season every pound of desirable
manufacturing leaf will be wanted before The new
crop can be used and hence 1t Is believed that high
prices will be maintained for some time, even I'm
the face of full crop. The possibility Of shorten
ing of the crop third by frost has not been fully
discounted, and the weather. changes closely
watched By all interested.
We continue our quotations.:
DAgK.-Prtmtngs-S 50@S3. 10.
Leaf-(o,nlnon. 81 50M$l l medium, S12@fl3:
good, S14@$16; fine. S16.50@T20; tlue STEM
ming and wrappers. 81 SGD:20.
BRIGHT rt0S-Common, $1O@kl2; medium
TO goou. 81 2. 5OMS20: fine smoking. S22.50@t30;
extra smoking. S35@s40. Ledy-Commrn To me-
dunn, 81 00Sl2: good 10 fine, IL 2. 50@S16; extra
oilers. Sl7@S20. MISUNDERSTANDING. $3.50
S25: medium TO good. f3OW$45; fine, S5O@s65;
extra S75mSS0.
Sl5@s20; good TO tine, s25@$40i extra, $43@
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Ia,d: rr,me; esr.els ana a-rces. 15sa1 5Nc: In

L51d; Psime barrels ana uerces. 5s@1 5xc.: In
aa Sss,.s a ssa ssa s,up.sossns.sasa
ers Sss essr s as sas golden
og quo s3a zorro Rico. o0Gg5c.; New Orleans
atcs: Carolina. s.s@sac.; Ban0oop. &c.
Ea oaMsr dl,,. Carolina No. cus. sS
hali;bsrrei. .Naekerel-No: Bay. si5a17 TIN. J.
S, e. III s siss g
1S 1ssea ia fem
etnm. in round lots, from wharf, sl.lo@*l.15;
Sugar {: crushed. I2c.: powdered. 1oc.: rrAu-
i l SsI,o~; 1oNs:: sa; lesf i2ss.; ror 10
Scnp: Common. 6GSc.: oest w,sshine, l1ea
llhc toilet, 15@2oc., and fancy prrces: coun-
Teas: Black, b5c.@s1.-tne last a prime arti-
che; Imperial, 81 i O6s1 so; gunDo~aer. Csc. a.
S1.s5 for strictly choice.
Hides. Leather, sc.
Etfes: Green. 4e05c.: dry salted. Gsa1 1c.: dry
hn1 1z@J &c; wei saIred, 7Q59c.' wet sAiteo calf
Lsasnsr Sole leather, oak. 35@45c.: sole leatn.f>
hemlock. 2ed32c:: country upner 3tsa &C; city
ness. country. 25a3Oc.: CITY finish. ss.G41c -
D.; calfskns, French, s1.26GS2.25 " D.; rough
skirtng, 2262Sc-
= Iron, Steel, Nails, &c.
non = American renpeOSO DOnlnn0Ss q o. UC~
u d.: English and American sheet. 4ka5ar. ;
Swedes. hammered. 6497c: hoon. 5hf@7hc.
Rerseshoes: t5;25Gt5:5o per keg.
M,ts: Old Domlniou, 1926 per LOO kegs for
stanuard-tnat Is. ter penny other sizes extra
Plough Castings: Wholesale, 4kc.; retail, &C..
Rome Manila, best, 23@25c. lutte. 9xc.
G,Hns: Peruvian. sS4: Guanare, s73 q ton:
superphosphate. $50; Flour of Rawpone. $50:
pledln snt. go: Maryland Tobacco-food, $50;
PorI.-Dressed, SA@9c.
Powder, Shot, Etc.
Fuse: Toys mining. 30, 60c 0al .25 "a 90 feet.
Po'oder: 1915 by the i've kcas-less than i've
kegs, IS !: blasting. $3Gf3:25.
ssqs aas se1.serq q saaS9s4 Dag of 20 u.s.
Licorice.
Licorice Pnsre.-J. e. & Co., sic. !: R. R.. 23c. ::
A. y. O., 23c. X. CO.. 24c.; F. s., 25c.; Anchor,
&c; A. T. O., 26c-; &. e., CSC.
Lumber, Slaves, Etc:
Llm1er: White oak. s14.5o u 1000: Western
S35GIS75 q 900. Yellow nine boards. $ssl0Qt14;
ioist. Sl2GslS, according TO lengths. shingles
ne soooTsSi eyg5Tss 6e ,a s1seG g Il
SNares.-whiskey-barre timber, green. sls@2o
barrel timber. sens7.s0 d 1000. Flour barrel
poles, S7@ss; hogshead hoops, no demand; hick-
RagsEMixed cotton, 3Hc: white, 4Gsoc.; wool.
| len, 1ha2c.
Liquors, Wines. &c.
| Ate: Scotch best brands, pnts, $2QlS2.15 p
dozen, gold
Recti6ed Whiskeus Market unsteady; proof
nominal at s1.3S@S1.35.
| Rue Whisksys: Medium, *l.50N42; pure old,
f2GS4 Virginia Mountain, new. S241S2.5U; ola,
| S2.5O0S3 so and upwards.
| Gin =: Domestic, IL .25ns2: imported, sS case.
| Brnndtes: Domestic. II .25G$2; fruit, II 90
| 1850; apple new. SO. 25nIf3.
| Rum: New England, $l.65@Sl.So; Jsmaica
| and Santa Cruz, $4GS6.
Mill-Feed.
! Shfpst,f: 55c. n bnshe!.
| Bro3onStuF: 30H35c. az bushe
| Shorts: 25030c. u bushel.
Wheat Bran: 20@25c. a bushel.
Corn Bran: 10000. % busheL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-24
,<yc,o>r THE SOUTH.

$3.50 nr ms tSTER - ANOTHER
Town DESTRUCTION OF PLANTATIONS
'>"N' ~.ry contender ~. The Times has
,N>,'.l,u:rs special d'>iSIran c.,.,,, DO.
"f,r,%'.'J, nom the steamship Australian,
tar. &c o." o., ~, vessel hes in five and halt
rtpo W. twill require much time 10 get
lcT ;" , ,nIy Of Will Blount, who was lost
-, i,,,l wsS found Yesterday near the
VT" 49, -, the harbor. Six bodies were
At"I",t, = n,rcn' points in The haroor yes
io"i" - 4, >Aoal Point, bark May Queen
;ci"N ,,,cr> Minerva and Amos Houston
81" ', .ra dry. At Wilcox Point the
a'e 49, A1,aidc is ashore on high ground.
s'a'".. ,'.l.. Point the three-mas.ed
\; sri,,i,na will prove total loss.
'>.[ .,orIa, or cyclone, appears 10 haVe
'"' ~. course Il belt Of country some
''N' ...i.. in Width. from the north OF Gal
;'''f sand. Intending TO the north OF
The hurricane swept over tols
!','. acton Of coast 10 the west OF lndlano'a
e. ,vf. Galveston was 10 the sontn
-. NOR ,evrre part OF the gale. Inc
g ~. .h,n Harlan, before leaving indianola,
~ h,r provisions which could be
~ .,,n. rilrrcIS. Four persons were
>>!... rra,ano'a ID addition to those already
'-,,,4-Mr. >onduw Barrans, father ana
49,: and 2 .caln>tcr, names unknown. ne
.'-., ~. Of lost Al LynchhurS, Morgan :
,tnf,, ard ray Sontu. IS AZ ioilo"s: MT.
~ Mrs Pierce aud four children, Clara
I-,nnn Mrs. Mckee, Mrs. August. ana o
<.ra,d.on Of Dr. AIrXander-ien IN all. Two
,,'I ,.,ti,s o. negroes were picked up by
49,. steamer Fowler,
80 T. ,,rms,ioa received from East Bernard
..',,..y slate, ,ha, that eulirc section is under
vs,r- from Br>zrrla.
-.,,< ry>TRuYrp- WONDERFUL ESCAFR.
The town Of Nclasco is entirely swept
,,,',, arG not a house left 10 indicate where
L,j Not life was lost, and one nun
I.,,J ard.>ryanly.threc persons. among them
rrlei. Gu~. Cool. OF The Cr'minai Court, anu
Y,,.',g were u,iraculou>ly saved in the fol-
lor,,., manner: When the storm bad ragged
,.,u,. lin. 4 str2iug sea bad entileiy sur
r,,.rI.! The place, aud the b'lioWs began 10
,ry.,t.. ,h.. uuu>c>. The entire population
,y.r, luQI,d IN the upper apartments OF
-. }lrc,,, binding in the town, but when
!, y.a< seen lnat The sea and storm were
.Llut 10 sweep j away, men, VINO were up
:, their rrrh> N water, ana Win the ala oi
= .rsu boot. conveyed the women 10 u
.rh~oucr. and then got aboard themselves.
Tin, I.>n.d ipc schooner first to one tree and
,hr, to another. As they *ere pulled up by
;g, roots, and thus rode tic storm. The
fn,,,r from whlch they escaped was washed
.3.9y shortly after hey lett 1t.
pufiug BE Storm the large steamer Aus
.-q},,u stranded. She rescued all the TO-
h.h,au.> o. me town of Bcrnado except
thirteen. ANON" those known TO be- lost are
Mrs. Iteration. wife of Major Hcrndon
Mr.. Dance. Mr.. CuIpepper, Mrs. Winsted
and d.u.h.cr OF Columbus. The Lower
Brazps country i reported Is almost totally
dr>troy,d- sugar. houses blown down and
u.utl,iou. wrecked.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-24
From Washington County.
Correspondence OF The Richmond Dispatch.]
BRISTOL. GcopsoS, VA. AND TENN,

Correspondence OF The Richmond Dispatch.]
BRISTOL. GcopsoN, VA. AND TENN,
September q. 1873.
The Lebanon Baptist Association, after u
pleasant session of three days in the Good
son Baptist church at this place, adjourned
Saturday night. There were number OF
able ministers present during the session,
ard Il large amount Of business transacted.
Your correspondent EN-" will doubtless
give you tull report OF the proceedings Of
the Association.
There was quite heavy frost here this
morning, and the air is chilly to-day. 1t is
feared that the tobacco crop through this Sec
ton has been greatly injured by the frost, as
well as late corn.
Tue wife Of Rev. DR.. Ssdlock, president of
King College, died this morning after lin-
gerine illness Of several weeks. She was
most excellent lady, and her death is deeply
depored by q large circle of friends.
The nominations thus far of candidates for
the General Assembly Of Virginia give
great satisfaction to the Conservatives Of this
section. Richmond, Rockbridee, Botetourt,
Lynchburg, and Campbell are setting exam
Piles worthy of being initiated by other 10.
calites in presenting men that will not only
truly represent the people but reflect honor
upon the State. [Exaclly.-DiSpatchl
RORDRR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-24
From Wilmington.

rdg COMING MLLEH!rM or SMALL CHANGE -
HOW the GOVERNMENT MAKES MILLIONS
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. September 22.-The an
rouutrm.nt that Secretary Brlstow has
>,0rp,l the issue Of tcn-ccnt fractlonal cur
rcurv j without foundation. Since last
Marc, there ha> been no ISSUE OF ntty-cent
fractional currency, The object being 10 rld
the market Of the counttrieltS OF that de-
nomination. As far as possible the twenty.
five. fifteen. and tcn-cant notes have been fur
ui,bed. b,l, toe extent to which the hAii-aol-
lar notes are circulated exceeds that Of the
other th!eci,>ur>. being over one h,lf of the
entire amount OF fractional currency in cir
cularlon. When The redemption Of the par er
brniI,, or As the hard.mOney man
Of IN" Treasury, DR.. Linderman, d.
rector OF the minis, expresses 1t, when
tlrr are ready to cremate the iractiona cur
Iri.cy. the plaza will undoubtedly be 10 with
draw all the iotc> under nifty cents and re-
rl4r, ;isam willI subsidiary coin. MIR. LIN.
dc!rng. WI, ms travelled extensively in
the West. SAYS thai the demand for silver
coin is very great. Not 50 much for its in
tlin>r value but on account Of lis >ervicea-
bicuc>~, the liacrIonal currency in circula-
ton III The Wt>: being literally shreds aud
IAg>. Ihc,r LIVING urar large cities, where
new notes Gao he readily obtained, cannot
appreciate the want Of methEg better than
paper curr-rry. iEc Government, how
ever, ha> made nrarly twelve millions by the
los and Gc>iIUc ION Of fractional notes since
TIE INST issue Wa made.
The Controller o: The Currency is Of the
opinion tuli hr will b" able 10 announce
another dividend on The First National
Bans IT this c,ly oi ten, and perhaps fifteen,
per cent, N the latter part of this tall.
There have Irr:dy been declared dividends
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