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, 1875-06-27
SALES OF THE WEEK.
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The transactions We hara to report this Tee
are Of minor Importance. The inquiry for goo
proparty is fairly active, aud important negoha
hons are in progress There 10 nothing tn
cau ret be made public with regard to them.
T. B. Boyd sold lot 75x22o, with buildings, q
northwest corner OF Hubbard and pags streeta
for L. F. Smith, Tor $4,000; also s-room cot
tage and lot, 2az12s, On Michigan svenna, be
tween Thirty-dfth and Ihirty-sixth streets, to
$1,000.
John Reid has sold IS feet on Walnut street.
| in Oak Park, to Le Motto Lovett, for q, 50t
i caah- We inadvertently announced in our las
6undxys issus thss Mr. Bald hsd just purchased
| this property. he has bean the owner Of it foi
| many years.
J: T. Hate has sold twelve lots On West Jack
son street, east OF Calfo1nia ayanne, for $40.
600; a}so % acres, Sec II, 50, Is, for $4,000
John II. Waits has sold for l. 9. Staadman to
Joseph May, Lots and 10iu Mutt l. Middleton'a
Subdivision, being 971 feat south front On Fifty
first street, between Woodlawn and Greenwood AZ
enuea, Tor 81, 1000, lncumb1ance Of 5000 H.
sumed, balance cash.
A. D. Reed sold 10 A. G. Clark as81125 On
West Aadisou corner Of lager street., and 26ex
120 On Warren, for s4s2, 900.
Nichols, Bragg l. Co. sold house and lot on
Wabash aveuuo, naar Thirtieth street. for $6, 600
caah. Also vacant lot, 25x123. On Wabash Az
euua, near Thirfeth street. for $4,000.
G. H. Rigdon sold to Jonathan Clark ACRES
in Sec q, 80, Is, for $4,000 cash.
Charles P. Keeney purchased rs feet front On
Loomia street, north OF Taylor street, tor 4la-
oDD
Edward L. Rice bought TOO fact front On Ash
land aveuua. corner OF Adams street, for &2o, CO.
William II. Holden sold to John O'Donnsll Il
buildings, for $2s 900.
q. A. Warren bought lot aud house On north
east corner Of Monroe sud Aberdeen streeta for
$1G.000
William T. Phare sold The southwest corner Of
provements, for $2D, ,000
s. N. Wilcox sold the northwest corner of
Adams a street M and Ashland avenue. 125k2oo teet
~. PaEe sold to James c. King tho poeth-
C. +. Rruner sold 4 lots in Oakland Ridge Sub
division. soth Evanston, tor se.0oo-
~ H. Y. Hoeohkisa sold 10 lots in Block Id,
Maywood, for $780,
Henry Hyorth has sold for Judge Henry Booth
Lots aud Q in Block 10. Lot u Block IA. Lot
u in Block 70, at Highland Park flor ga 600; on
these lots four elegant frame and one brick
building arc to be erected at once. Heary
Hyorth hss hought from Dr. ". ". Evarta 500
feet IN Block 81, and 30 feet On Waukegan Az
anue, Hi9hwood, for e4.450.
Warren. keaney d Co. have sold 100 feet On
Arnold avenue, eaat front. between Eodzie and
keeney avenues, to Lambert Blum, for SIS oUO.
Clafka Silva have sold house Ind tour fota
1t Morgan pazk to DE-. G, P. Silva for u, 600.
SATURDAYS TAANsFBns.
The following Instruments He1e fled for 1eo-
ord on Saturday, June &c:
crr 'FEDrxKrx.
, 1875-06-27


Nxw Tonx, inns 7s.-Aonsy closed easy It IL PEI
cent On csl.
Foreign exchange weak on high borrowing rates for
gold; hsnksra' 6daya, sterling quoted noruinally 1t
48s@4s6K, but there transactions low as
ASK for GOLD in the Clearing House to-day. The do
nand for starring Ia nomtnaily 45sK@4s0.
Gold opsned and closed 1t 117 With sales In the IN
terna 1T l17k. Borrowing ratas 1-l6, 1s4 3a2, y, Il
764 l-33 snd la per cent Leans at tho ciose fat
C1earngs So OK, ,o90 Ths Assistant Treasurer dis
buxsed to-day $42 0oo, and received for customs $12
ooo The total imposia for th& week 80 93t 666, ot
which s 24s IL vers dry goods, mud 252 general
merchandise.
Governments closed A1ua+
Railroad bunds ou1et and steady.
State bonds quiet xnd nominal.
In tbs atock market Pacific Nail, Lake Shore, and
Western Union the fessures tn the morning, and
Northwestern common and St. Paul eane TO tbs front
in Tho afternoon. Tbs adr&nce along the xhole list
ranged from 70 IN per cent tbs xdvancs being
splcuoaa in Nestaru stocts The market elosed active
and strong Pacific Mail ross r. a On considerable
actiyty. Northwestern wan active, And rose to 4oA
for common, md 6lX for prefez1ed.
Tbe transactions on the Stock Exchange aggregated
1 zoo snarrs, Of gbich l8 100 Eric 47.oO Lake
Pueblo Rail 5000 st. Paul. and 81 600 Western Union.
The weekly hank-statenent IL 10 followa Lnans In
creaae, s., ,4e0 500 specie decrease s. eo6 Legal
tenders, inerease 800; deposits inc1oass ST.
sao, 800 circulation. decrease, $l2 reserve de-
cTexae. $t{3y 97k
, 1875-06-27

Tho London 7t".es Juns II, Says: Tbs Bank Of
England have, we understand, reduced their buying
pricA Of the new German gold coin Hd par ounce
Tiz to 76e 3D. Whether this has. bean dona because
is found that The ooin Is not worth intrinscslly
much. CT in consequence Of tho authorities being un-
willing increase }heir present STOCK are unable
.3 hnt It ts certaiu that when any demand occurs
tor Germany 1t Is not tha newly coined pieces which
sre shipped there, but bars, cdrcunstaaca which
Of The god standard into Germany IS attanded with
Inas y
, 1875-06-27
COMMERCIAL.

Ths following wera tho receipts sud fhtpnnants Of
tho loading articles d produces In this city during the
twenty-Eouz hour7 ending Ut o'clock On Saturday
morning. and for tha corresponding data aoa year
&Oos
, 1875-06-27

"ithdfa~n fFora stors On Friday for CITY con-
sumptoa o,51s hu wheat, 62s bu oats, 32s bu rya.
The following grain was inspected into store On
Saturday morning: IS cars No. spring, Is cass
No. do, 20 cars Mo. do, Cats rejected do, /
caz no grade do goa wheat); car No. corn 81 CIR,
high mixed do, 2Ao cars No. do, 4e ears rufscted
dol carr no grade do GEO oorn}; enrs white o,s
% cara No. do, cars rejected d. car no Rzsde do
ts3 osta); car Nc. 2 rye; CIR No. 8 b4xlsv,
Totat o5 ea1t3 Or 22 900 bu Inspected out 15s ee7
hu wheas 16o, 817 bu corr, 81. .e<s bu oats.
The following were the receipts and ahipraeut4 OF
Mud H7s stock It es point during tho past
wsek, &ud 1ar Tia soz1aspoudina veeks snlnr ,s
dAtadt
, 1875-06-27

| Wheat bn '' pSt Ias a. 1
Corn bu IIcMN 1ad'o
~. r,,a+n. n,ndrn. -r.rsas. ..-a as,o..rx ..~n.
s pts.us1 ,'... "ese ke..tany es'on
chiefly speculat4Ee- The weather VIA dno, snd q,
promise Of belnR mora settled .rorn which !. vi. Or,
! - So, -. t.-.,s ,~-., .u.s ~ "
o1~'5 aoto %"~ s-S a1'1 u eet ete w." oe &too IA
therc Fas not very much encouragement 10 holders
the tne Of advices from othar ofnts ercent thai Ma
| ~ ~ A4" ~ w "aeS 1"' o",1.. ~A n''a t..'4, ..1t
freely and thai sunened pF3ees There vss vety Ntt
doing in lake feghta i'll the close at tbs session
vheu few Tsssa,s zsre chartered. chiefly for p.aa
rre,cht, z,s,o ro,a1 -..r h1,t ~ co.4.s- ~.+o.
e-o 4to>so "e-A' wv :. 1e@a1oA DSs1 .s.s7 sH
pensaa: exc tor wheat 10 Buffalo was tho STANDARD
though soma tried 10 net i rebsta Of tc Der hu III
-.r.;rt. ~ o-,in - -. ~. ta-.saa ,r7,.,rs1 1v +
~ s ' e@ 'As A@s1'~''' f@"1-~fs
eotn'
The dry goods market waa Without change IN If
general characteristics. Quiet still pervades Ill do
nart,nanta vhfa .atda from st5ct1v trurn.r fahrrs
ioF ~naeo .oefs u Teu'suSsaineo local ind eoontr
| demand, the movement Il elnggiah. Prices renai,
no1ninApy steady In tho grocery market there yer
m ch,nree calling for arers,1 ,,anuon :, -, a.r.-+
I 49,. - -. 49, - -.s.S.- ~ =. 41sN ee9.. ~,
| "stAt u .oe uAsAe' "@s anything Io1e tnan I'LL
activity observable mud former quotations were NJ
n1ors than sustained. For tess there tt staadlI,
| coed tnouirv. Thsre vare fr,s .a.s of nev 1.r.,
| . s ~. st.s
tea& II ufno fates~ 4ae out1e1 ma eneese 0aFxes'
wers quiet. with prices Allowing no quotsh!e Va1Ahnn
Dried truth are meeting with continuously good do
,,5 e,a rroat tasc,fnttoru ~. er,, ~ tts rrot
~ -..--~- - -... - ~ -, 49, =.
YORK. faan continue fairly 'case- LAka fab art
, 1875-06-27

lotat- So ~. .0o1
There will be noticed teo distinct threads tn this web
Of bankruptcy: ono that Of the East Indian and
South American failures. beginning With J, c. In
Thuzm Co., March Is the other that ct thu ooapse
IN thu Iron manufacture naugursted BY ths Abertsso
Company, June l. sinoa the h.:ar data thess two
threads have ntarlaeed. and, taouah not eounst*ed
otharEases hsge co-operated IN tho ge1asxl result
Tho Of the failure Of tho Ea India houses date
back tor period of sovezal Jears during which tha
East Indian trade has been growing less and lasa
profitable. The depression In the Iron trade has long
been known, and the suspensions that have occurred
were looked for by tho wtae eorne titns sro.
The significant fAct nf the atust.ou is, that through
II these weeks, the Bank of England rsre haa r.
m1ined unuaoved. Tho la8t London Isfmss 1t hand
dated June H. gvas this nevteu Of tho situation n is
financial article:
The condition Of the money market haa aexin been
aassr, with very few bills Offering for discount sud
sK to 81 Ths grsatar par Of he ustss. has ho -
ever been transacted Ut the higher raee Tbs quietsr
st.ts Of feeling tn commercial crcles which has pr
seraian Of large amount of the Banks liabilities into
assea, ~ Hhown In the return lasued thla aftar.
noon The Bank has been now repaid nearly two
millions OF the four 70 hastily borrowed during the
pRevoh8 fortnight and the baukars' hats,aces via.
Tho Bank s1s seeu to haTe run down largely evidence
OF which nasy be found IN the decrease Of osor iion
and aslf tn she other deposita. This untes mem
ploysd now exceed ten millions total which haa not
hen reached snee January l.ss large amount hss
crease during tbs week of nearly half million tn fha
bullion win probably DO followed By further cnsider
tns saaaoas 70 taas tnass "a every pzoapse4 Of The
CREASE OF Eo84, ,294 aud s proportion to tha HshI..
has s3sen from ss to 40x par cent.
BULLION PRODUCT OF COLORADO.
Tho product Of the m1es of Colorado, In \ ssm{,
oacaa manner, vas collected for 1878, Ths nroinct
Of gold aud sfves BY coontias xss sst down q fol
, 1875-06-27

'''.- s-...-.---...$ A6a0 163
1aas estimate according to good authority both ),
centsaa and Gsorgetoxn, willis il might h.-s baa.
honestly noad.v falls khtt at the actual xr,,,ot II
salt s29aaoaa tn expfs2zsnAu, th> hssjjy u,tney.
aEd NJ hsnssa Sss ID ta4naa u keta &ssd ,f1v.-
, 1875-06-27

Tno p1oduc8 d fha m2hes q Colorado, l13 Z tsu{
ooacaal manner, vas collected for 1915 The nroiuct
Of gold and silver. by counties, xss sst down "a 1ol
lowH, approximately:
, 1875-06-27


Sterling exchange vaa &57h 4soH; eablo transfers,
London 49l Ps1ds, 6i0. Othtr rates of fo1eign e1-
change are quoted:
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-02
The CHORAL society Concert.

A most delightful concert was given
last evening at Melodeon Hall by the
Welsh Choral Society, for the benefit OF
the Welsh Presbyterian Church, on COL
Iege street. The audience was large and
very appreciative, and encouraged the
singers BY frequent and timely applause.
The solos of the Misses Evans, Miss
Augusta Lewis, Miss Sallie. Edwards,
Miss Jones and Miss Griffith were
especially well received by the audi
ence.
The entertainment was in every way
success, which is due in a great meas
ure to the able management OF Mr..
Ebenezer Bowen, the conductor OF the
exercises.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-02
The Union Bethel.

From MIR. Thos. Lees monthly report
to the Directors of the Cincinnati Union
Bethel for last month, we gather the fol-
lowing interesting statistics;
Our attendance has been as follows:
October 81, 2,0s4; November 7, 2,14S; No
vember IA, 2,314; November 81, 2,6S7
November %, 1903. Our great want in
this department is an increase in OuI
corps of teachers. We need more men
and women of God to teach and lead the
scholars to Christ.
In our benevolent department we have
given to needy persons as follows: 841
pairs shoes, 1000 yards calico, 1,4S4 yards
muslin, 694 yards jeans, 81 shawls, D.
dresses, 143 under-garments, 81 shirts, II
aprons, SO hats, 101 boys caps, Al pail
hose, % pair pants, 8 coats, 61S lodgings
452 meals and SO loaves bread.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-02
The Opera.

the Kellogg English Opera Troupe
stvs us four nights Of opera at the Grand
neztweek, beginning Wednesday even-
fns, The troupe consists OF the follow
Ihe artists: Miss Clara Louise Kellogg,
ths distinguished prima donna; Madame
Yennie Van Zandt, Miss Annie Mon
}ague, Miss Annie Beaumont, Mrs. Zelda
s2eguin, Mr.. William Castle, Mr.. Joseph
MAS, Mr.. William Carleton, Mr.. Will
liam Hamilton, Mr.. Henry Peakes, Mr..
Geo. A. Comfy, Mr.. Edward Seguin, Mr..
Cayis, william Morgan, Mr.. Marson,
1niaes G.. Peakes and FL. T. Allen.
Among the novelties which will be pro.
ilnsed is Meyerbeers master piece "Star
OF the North" BeethoveRs "Fidelio,"
nnd Sir Jules Benedicts "Lilly of Kill
IsRney," founded on Boucicaulvs play Of
a'Colleen Bawn."
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-02

a meeting OF the subscribers to the
Uusje Hall Fund was held last evening
n College Hall. Mr.. George W. Jones
called the meeting to order and stated
one object of the meeting to be the dis
aussion OF plan of organization for the
nniIding Of the contemplated Music
Hall
On motion Of Mr.. Shillito, Mr.. Rufus
King was elected Chairman, and Mr.. d.
WBeon Brown, Secretary.
Mr.. Springer, who was present, was
greeted with loud applause, and offered
8 eresoluti0n "that a committee Of i've
.s....vcrrprrs ~, % .arrrrointed by the Chair.
mar. Of which he (the Chairman should
hs one, to report az an adjourned meeting
o BE called by them, o plan for inoor
peTsting ap9 organizing asociety foT tb'
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-02
The Weakly Star.

This weeks WEEKLY STAR contains
the latest news by telegraph, q summary
of the important news OF the past week.
The funeral obsequies of Vice Pres dent
Wilson; the latest report from the st.
Louis Whisky Ring Trials; Local News
of general interest, Interesting Cores
pondence from different parts OF the
county, a large amount OF interesting,
newsy editorial paragraphs; leading
editorials on The Southern Pacific Rail
road, Resumption Prospects, Cabinet
Changes and Quarrels, The Newborn
South, Death Of VIM. B. Astor, Our Brit
ish Goods, Who is now Vice President,
&C., &c. Religious News, Humorous
Gossip, Interesting Stories, Book and
Magazine Reviews, Interesting Reading
Pertaining to Agriculture, Art, and Sci
ence; Reading for the Home Circle,
Personal Items, Historical and Biograph-
ical Sketches, together with full and
complete Home and Foreign Market and
Financial Report. Price 4 cents, in
wrappers, ready for mailing.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-02
Miss Julia Gould.

This talented lady, who has returned
to this city from Milan and London,
where her appearance on the concert
stage elected such high encomiums from
the leading artists Of those cities, is in
receipt Of a letter signed by twenty or
more of our most prominent citizens,
earnestly requesting her to name day
when she will appear in concert In this
city. To which she replies as follows:
Messrs. A. s. Berry, G.. W. G. Johnston,
Jas. Edwin Spear. and others:
GENTLEMEN-In returning you my sim
cere thanks for the kind compliment
conferred upon me through your note of
the Goth, permit me to name Thursday
evening, the 10Th of December, as the
time for the concert, which will be given
at Pixies Opera-house.
Very respectfully, JULIA GOULD.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-02
JEwELRY sILvHRwARE &c:
THE APPROACHING HOLIDAYS.

unpleasant Hoday he1
OxVith n
mpOs for rpurch attention.
in
placed their IN
THAT THE BOTTOM AS REACHED'
choicest
silvers
manufacturers Oh JeweFy
dtastef nj
thi ella of rods u
their last oil
Walnut, really
making purchases early have an unbroken line to
selections lelSurely
trong confon and in fact all the OF
mind
properly contemplating the festivities OF the approaching
Holiday season. onam
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-02
----------------
OUR DAILY FOOD.

Adulteration prevails most extensively where
1t could and should be dispensed with, and
where it is most oppressive and difficult for its
victims to endure, that is, in our daily food.
Food is most important necessity, and 1t
should be wholesome and nutritious, as nature
formed it, without any detrimental additions.
II all articles that are used in our daily food
are as pure and healthful as DR.. Prices Cream
Baking Powder and his True Flavoring Ex-
tracts we should escape many OF the ills OF life.
The manufacturers OF these preparations be-
lieye in giving the public reliable articles.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-02

erection and management Of the Cincin-
natl Music Hail."
The resolution was adopted, and a
strong effort made to induce Mr..
Springer to&serve on the committee.
Mr.. Springer declined for reasons OF q
personal nature, and the Chair ap-
pointed as his associates on the COM
mittee Messrs. f. d. Lincoln, John
5hillito, Joseph Longworth and Julius
Dexter. The meeting then adjourned,
subject to the call of the committee.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-02

GUARDIAN SALE.-The personal proper
VI ty belonging TO the estate of Lorenzo d.
Sine, q lunatic, consisting OF office furniture,
two Halps safes carpets, one Potter press 94x
50. one Potter press 25x3b, printing office COM
plete, and other property, will be sold, atpub-
lie auction, at the Excelsior Building, south
east corner Of Race and Longworth streets. ON
WEDNESDAY, the eighth day OF December,
1875, commencing at ten oclock A. NJ, and wih
continue from day to day thereafter till the
property is all sold. JOHN b.. MORRIS,
Guardian Of L. ID. Sine.
J. G. & H. DOUGLASS, Attorneys.
no10-15t
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-02
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE CITY.

JOHN RANDOLPH is agent for the
BEAR at Glendale, and will see that pa
txons Of the paper are promptly served.
0rders may be left for him at the rail-
ruad station.
GEORGE ZELTNER is now agent Of the
BEAR for Mount Auburn and Avondale.
ANY order left for him at the Engine
house, at the Toll-gate, or the Police
station will receive prompt attention.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-02
This win effect saving of $500 i
TREAsuRER's OFFICE

TREAsURER's OFFICE.
The salaries in the Treasurers ofl1ee
are not affected, the Treasurer receiving
$4,000, and his assistant 81 800. But the
office of paymaster, with salary Of
$1,000, is abolished.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE.
The salary of the City Clerk is to be
reduced from $1,000 to $4,000, which is
the only change made. The Assistant
Clerk receives $1,000, the Sergeant-at-
Arms $1,000, and Messenger 5000.
CITY AUDITORS OFFICE.
The City Auditor is to have his annual
stipend reduced from So, 600 to $2,5O0; the
Assistant Auditor from $4,000 to 81 500.
The salary Of the Clerk remains the
same-$300.
MAYORS OFFICE.
The Mayors salary is to be reduced
from 1000 to 5000. and that Of his Sec
retary from 81, 200 to 81, 900.
CITY SOLICITORS OFFICE.
No reduction of salaries is to be made
in the Solicitors office.
ENGINEERS OFFICE.
The only change to be made In sala.
ries in the Engineers office is in that Of
six rodmen, who now receive $500 each.
They are to be reduced to $500.
All the recommendations above re-
ported were adopted.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-02
How they Work i'm the Extras.

How they Work i'm the Extras.
The following curiosity explains it
self. 1t is a true copy of the original
document:
JULY 81, 1875
Unnecessary expense on the sedamsville
Bridge, incident to the raising OF the
Masonry for said Bridge:
msn............. .......o................ $5 So
Tuesday, July 6O-Detalned half day,
tnree ll6n $780, 4 4o
Wednesday, July q detained half day,
6lRnU meu 1900, v 4o
Lining out masonry aud engineering the
bdulcss v w
Detention on the 22d, 23d and Aih caused
by SO many different parties working on
the masonry and approaches, which mo-
nopolized all the territory and disorgan-
ized the men employed on the construc-
tiOn Of the Bridge to the extent Of not
less tnan.. i6 10
Total. ,$36 "a
G. MITCHELL.
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For the ne1t "a hours probably Jdar or
nastlg cloudy. tctth rising temperature.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-12-02
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
INSURANCE STATEMENT.
STATE OF OHIO, INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBUS, OHIO, August 20. 1916.

STATE OF OHIO, INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,(
COLUMBUS, OHIO, August 20. 1916.
WHEREAS. The FIREMA ANS INSURANCE
COMPANY, located at Newark In the State Of
New Jersey, has filed in this office sworn
statement, by the proper officers thereof, show
ing its condition and business, and has COM
piled in all respects with the laws of this State
relating to Fire Insurance Companies, incor-
pOrated by other States OF the United States:
Now, therefore, In persuance OF law, l,
WILLIAM ID. HILL, superintendent OF
Insurance of the State Of Ohio, do hereby
certify, that said Company is authorized to
transact its appropriate business OF Fire
Insurance in this State, in accordance with
law, during the current year. The con-
dition and business of said Company at the
date Of such statement December 3lst, lS74),
is shown as follows:
Aggregate amountof available AS .,. -.
Aggreg m ate amount Of Liabilities,
Except capital), including re-in- ... ..
surance.. Observation-Disclosures. l62,5tl w
Net Assets s....,,.,,.... 667, ,S6S 48
Amount of paid up Capital. ... 400, 900 U0
Surplus. ........................ 267, 1858 48
Amount of Income for the year in -
Amount Of Expenditures for the
year in cash. ....... ........:. loo,Sil w
In witness whereof, have hereunto subscribed
my name, and caused the Seal Of my office
to be affixed the day and year above
EsEAL.i WIN. d. HILL, Superintendent
by WIN. EWING, Deputy.
CHAS. BONSALL & SONS, Agents,
No. II w. Third St, Cincinnati. ..
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RAGS, PAPER, &c.

JOHN MCCALL & CO.,
DEALERs IN RAGS. PAPER, and all kinds
il of Paper Stock and Metals, No. 2S2 Wal
nut street, Cincinnati, o. Highest Cash Price
paid for RAGS. and consiqnments promptly
renitted for. nay wANTED-500 tons old
books, pamphlets and newspapers, and 500
tons rags. noo-lm